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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24

re- intrc carl 81 aprovizonarea vasulu Gu hrana pen
tru caatore att de lunga 81 pc la IL seara coraba
deprnse de cheiu 81 porn lnainte catre inta Gala
toric ducnd III robie pc vaa douazec 81 sasc Gle vic
time de dferitc naonalitat, intrc carl 81 sase mol
dovence.
| A doua ri cind sa sculat Elena, coraba trecea pc
linga Cornul de Aur, intrnd III Marea de Marmara.
Mehmct ii spusc ca potrivt nouic ordine poatc
plimba pc partca dinapoi vasuui in tmpul zlei, p-
ma la sfntitul soareu dar cnd Sc apropie yreo CO.
rabie cind aprope corabia de port, tre
bue .sa 1ntre III cabna.
Il ,Dar ,cele. l'alte nelOfOcite =" intreba Elena
Isl elc inatata stapina" , raspunse Mernet dar
nu toate de odata Pc rnd cite cnci sase 81 toate
flnbracate D-tra 81 Gu fata acoperta
Is DE unde al imbracaminte de ale voastregs in
treba Elena mirata.
E destula. Lisa TRIMS din Seraiu ST Ii s'a impair
tit @ Sc aduca Caliop 81 peltru Ana 81 Sultas ras-
pnnse turcul inclnindu-sc
Gel Gu Clara r tot III carcera!' ntreba Elena.
ASA cred. NJ stu. Am 81 uitAt de ea's, raspunse
Mehmct uluindu-se.
,Ascnlta, Mehmet! e pacat sd mai Til pc nenoro-
eta acea in celula acea intunccoasa Fin ert 81 iarto
TIL SO sco afara A-si vrea sd vorbesc Gu ca char
hcum Sc poate ~ ,intrcba Elena voind se vazI daca
tsfsosIa sde oare spriviicgiu 81
|Ib1sidexa{ Hui ss Sa Il slNs z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
LIBERTY BONDURI
ST MARCI DE CRUTARE.

Vlnde-le acuma. Platim ban
gata 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room ZIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ela-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi-
ma Ia orele 6 p. m. (1x61
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24

,,Fic pc voia inaltatei mec stapine..s, raspullse
Mchmet 1nclnindu-se
,Sa mergem so vcdem, zisc Elena 81 porni ur-
mata de Mehmct.
Carcera era la mi jocul vasulu in catul de JOS ca
re cufundat in apa, sub cabinee in carl dormeau
roabee. Mehmet striga pc Caopi, care era in buca-
tarie, clteva fete carl ii autau la gait 81 la spala-
tul vaselor, 81 intreba de Clara.
,E III carcera, cum att ordonat'', raspunse Ca
liopi.
,,Ai fost pc la eag Ce face! ?" intrcba Elena
,,Am fOst All dimincata. Era culcata, lam lasat
plinea 81 uciorul apa 81 esit sd mi vad de rea
ba, ca M au napadit treburile, raspunsc Caliop Gu
voce plingatoare. s
,Ti-am spus att lei cite ajutoare It'll trebnies.,
zse Mehmet.
,Am luat dar folos daca nu ma pot Itelcge Gu
ele Trebnie sa le vorbesc prn senc 81 pima cind MA
intcleg fac treaba sngura, Numa la vase am u ail-
tor de la ee.
,lasa Caliopi ca am sd trimit pc Ana. Gu ca to
poti ntelege 81 Sc intelege Vasilca 81 asa ca te
poti intelege Gu toate", Use Elena.
,Mare bne mi-ati face 1natata stapfna Mai este
una site greceste dar ala ma pot fnteege
rea ST nazuroasa" zise Caliopi incnfnduse fnaintea
Ell
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
{ #INSULA FERMECATA{
+ Imparatia Amazoanelor !
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.
(UTrmare)
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

IAN uitat sd va spun. Sultana sriga Cd cinee dc
Moruzi sa fc recheat ndata din Moldova ca tine Gu
Rus 81 sa fie TRIMS in surghiun 81 facuta foe pc
Arghropulos. Zicea Ca sa trina ndata un ceaus sal
aduca la Stambul NJ scapa nci el de urgia eli Scr-
soarea catre marele vzir uat-o 81 virit-o in sin 81
era tare lnversunata impotrva ticalosului."
,Asculta Mehmet! &c crezi! Daca i-asi trimite .
scrsoare in sal arlt fost rapita de tca-
losnl acela 81 adusa aic fara voia 81 m'asi ruga
de ca sa ma trmita acasa la parnti, s'ar indura
de mine ca sa-mi dea libertateay"
,Nu crcd.' raspunse Melmet oftind ,Sultana de
origina ARABIA 81 inrudestc Sultanul de Marco,
care ia TRIMS mai mhte darur 81 dc la care mai as
teapa 81 altele 81 de ala va trimite ia scimb dar dac
Whit iDcercafi. Poate Sc va fmblffzi inines.
,Am sd inceFc!x. raspunsc Elena on hotarire, ,,si
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24

|pe Ion Y. Maftciu de loo din Gil
nic, judetul Sibiiu, care fost
mai mult tinp prin Rominia. Din
sui Sc afla prin Burns, Oregon 81
Portlond, Oregon. Avind niste
|chestii interesante Gu dinsul, rog
pc aceia care stu ,ceva despre
dinsul ami scrie, sau char din
sui daca va ceti accste rlndurl,
il rog sa-mi scrie pc adresa:
John J. Savu, Al Bond Street,
Niles, Ohio.
(43-52)
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un stor, buccric 81 groceric, a
raniata conlplect la pozitie buna
intre Romini. IL Wind din cauz;l
Ica yreau sa ma due in patria We
che: ca Sc 0 dau pc rent sau la
caz de intelegere o Wind de tot.
Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la:
Nick Slbotlan, 734 N. Park Ave-,
Warren, Ohio.
(41-44)
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c U T

pe cuscrul mcu Vasile Ciora din
Dridif, judetul Fagaras, cred ca
ar fl prin Woodlawn, Pa, sau de
Sc wa afla in ori care alta partc.
rog pc care site de dinsul sau
char dinsul cetind aceste RIM
duri sa-mi scrie avinl afaceri
mportante, 81 voiu fl recunosca-
tor.
Sofron Opris, 5706 Stone Ave-
Cleveland, Ohio.
BID
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v 1 z

Mirenii aflatori in apropierea
orasului Rocbli1lg, n. j., sunt
rugati Sc adrcsa la J11 p. b.
Roebling, N. j., care doresc ca
sa le flu intr 'ajutor. Stunt prea
bucuros. - Salutare:
REV. GAVRIL MARTEAN,
prcOt gr. Ort.
ROEBLINC, N. j. P. BOX 511.
(40-43)
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G 'MFCA
uRUBLlcITA1EME
S2RR5s@Y
G AU + A M
LUCRATORI LA SFECLE DE
ZAHAR.

ZAHAR.
Daca DIR. aveti familic 81 do.
riti ca sd lucrati la vre-o falmd
i'll Michigan, moi platim de la, s.;
pima la $50 pc acra. casa pentru
locuit gratis, transportarca gra
It's pima la locul destinatiei. Ve.
lniti 81 vedeti reprczentantii nos
tri la urmatoarclc locuri 81 ore
CLEVELAND, OHIO:
Paul Fodor. 2609 Lorain Ave.
Dumineca % Februaric, la
orcle 10 a. IN.
Polisch Daily News, 1O17 .Fa-
il.field Avenue. Dumineca
20 Februarie, la orele 2 p. M
| Steva Forma. Ais Bailey A.
venue. Dumineca, % Fcbru-
arie. la orele 7 p. m.
Joseph Vlasaka, 1929 Broad.
way. Dumincca, 20 Februa'
rie, la orele Z p. IN.
Alex. Sabo. New Budapest Ho-
tel, 1909 Woodland Avenue
Dumineca. % Fcbruarie. la
orele 4 p. m. A
Mrs. Kucera. 12301 Madison
Avenue. Dumineca. % Fe-
bruarie. la orele 4 p, m.
LORAIN, OHIO: 7,
And. Chapo. 3l3 Connecticut
Avenue. Luni, Martie, la
orele p. IN.
AKRON, OHIO:
Joe Brietenbach Pool Room }
349 Washington Street. Du-
mineca. % Februaric. la O.
rele , p. H.
EAST YOUNGSTOWN:
John Sapno. lib Madison Str:
Dumineca. % Februarie, Ia
] 0rele IL a. m.
;BARBERTON, OHIO:
l.. Felenov. pool Room). 3Os
South Second Str. Lunl, ]
Martie, la 6 p. m.
WADsWoRTH, OHIO:
Joe Kaafi, 2O6 Water Street,
Marti. ? Martie, la orele 3
p. IN.
NILES, OHIO:
Andrew Paul. 6 Clay Street.
Dumineca. % Febrnaric la
orele = p. IN.
MICHIGAN SUGA COMPANY
LABOR DEPARTMENT.
SAGINAW, MICH.
(43-47)
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G A U T A M

Ltlbari la lucru in curte. Plata
S3.23 pc ri.
Neniti la:
THE CONSOLIDATED OIL co.
Wiley & Big 4 R. R., Cleveland
Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-24
PENTRU ACEI CARR
MERC ACASA.

Cetitorii nostri carl merg acasa,
ar face bine Sc aboneze ziarul IA
merica'.
Ziarul America" lie va fl de
mare folos, caci prin ell vor afla
stiri din intreaga lume 81 vor fl in
current Gu tot ce Sc petrece in tara
aceasta unde au locuit alta timp.
neamului nostru de acasa, find 0
tribuna liberia de pc care sa Sc
Vor fl in current Gu viata rominea-
sea de pc aceste plaiuri, viata in
care au trait 81 care ii intereseaza.
Pc linga aceasta ziarul ,,Ameri-
ca" Sc va interesa 81 de soarta
propovaduiasca 81 sc arate calea
cea dreapta pc care trebue so
urmeze taranul romin, pentru inn
bunatatirea starei lui culturale 81
economice.
Pretul abonamentului in Romi-
MIA Mare: Pc un an $500, pc sase
luni $500.
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C3utam

oAMEN1, MoNTAToRI LA LU-
CRARI MARI.
LUCRU sIGUR Pc TOT TIM
Pull ANULUI.
fNCEPI GU PLATA DE IS
CENT Pc CEAs 81 BONUS l
CEAS PLATIM Pc FIECARE
II.
DUPA 3 sAU 4 ZILE POTI
CfSTIGA $3.50 PIMA LASS LU-
GRIND GU BUCATA.
vENITI LA:
The Damascus Bra
ke Beam Company,
1920 LONDON ROAD, CLEvE-
LAND, OHIO.
LUATI CARUL ST. CLAIR, Pc
CARE E MARCAT LONDON
ROAD ORR EUCLID CAR, LA
IvANHOE ROAD, 81 MERGI
LA EAST DE LONDON ROAD.
(42-44)
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
AUSTRIAN ARMY DRAWS FEW
Efforts to Raise 5000 Soldiers Meet
Little Response In Vienna
centers.

Vienna. Austria Austria IL try.ag
TO organize ai army Ia 'sgcceezf the
yo!ksaehr under the provisions uf the
bill hurr1edly pass.si during the panic
that followed the German revolution
II is 10 be composed OF $4,000 men.
The treaty prohibits any aviation
force
The conservative wna their yo.n.
In securing the ALLEGATION OF recruiting
ia the provinces ct population hs-
sis and in provisions prohibiting rsuiit
ical activity by ,he military forres-
These provincial gn'ts are 10 be gar.
r!Sa1ea wIthia Tie jaFuyince Itself No
man may be foEsied urson q unit In q
province In which he was no, recruit.
ed without the caG-fs,i az the provsnce
itsel! and the rssn must he holaa fie
citizens OF their pre- noe. un the ore
hand viii Re an arraY of resSan, lads,
and on the other ~ Industrial classes
from the manufacturing crn,erx
In spite Of the as'!rc efforts ,.f the
Socialists Ia spur recruiting. few men
have spplied for efiis;men, in y.enna
or the ether industrial eenscrs. while
reporis from the pgo'iacvs ere ever
more discourarins,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

We note that J. p. Morgan.
Of whom We wat well Of. has Of
fsred 10 make the Govern mens a
present OF . tine house be- owns
In London ~ . home for the
United States ambassador at the
eoart Of George ". The
acceptance OF the gift. however,
IL contingent upon the consent
Of congress. Congress should
thiak several times before Il
lends its consent 70 the propo.
sition. Instead. Il shoul1 lsok
into Morgan's war profits. and
bring 70 light . very, very pecu.
liar relationship he sppArsnuy
sustains with the Wilson admin.
tsation, keeping in mind bow
6rst Col. House trostsd between
Wall Street and the Whits Hoass
and how, lasssrly. Mr.. Bernard
Dassah = Aelag IL
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

Wellington. Kan Wosuen ~ tais
city are given crs'3l for the T. rsfsr.
asator. within II few years, * an an
slightly. suaupt a}jrty~acre IYact into
beautiful city park, It has as.cs
nsmtd 'NCotnmunit. parf." II Is laid
o1t with artistic lau.isr t,e esy~cf, N,
plcse with fsT~s, shfut> and Sewer
bed, X rsssitaibS 2 park hoas.. xar,
rounded with isg-s, shade trees.
neat nsatisrn sfe:,~ building contain,
Ing large rs~oeiaJian rS<ssn. dining
r,N,m and s'sraeg,, that will sesxs1ntas.
date comfcr'ahls about 2.sa persons
The park ts,us4. + uses! for entrg.aia.
an,nts, aarcuets and parties.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
BERLIN RoBBERIeS MULTIPLY
hsidups and Plain Theft Vastly In.
crsass: Churches Ars Not
Immune

Berlin. Germany.--ln these dis.
turhed days, when the revolution
proEtcer" fAuntS his wealth IN the face
of an Impoverished inpulace. rob
berries and hurglarics In Berlin To-.
crease ss an sbnotrus! rac. Street
signs are full Of announcements Of.
fering rewards for the return Of stol.
en- goods. In one of the main streets
fancy goods store displays this no.
sice:
"y;eh;lemcn burglars are requested
no. 10 break open the shop front nor
IN .amisr With the locks There Ia
nothing to steal here. All property
In removed frum the shop windows at
night"
There have been ss>orrs Of hoidups
and the other day man was stripped
of his suit. shoes and ha; and left on
the sidewalk In his unfercloihes. II
Ia not safe for hotel guests 10 leave
sny portable property cf any descrip-
tieh In their r,ooias.
Cases az housabreaktns have auni-
rupicd within the last three years. Nor
are churches. cemeteries and museums
immune FROM rchheries. the booty car
rie.i of being mostly ancient gold or.
nameuts and ieweiry.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
AUNT AND NEPHEW TELL ALL
Say Thsy poiseae5 His Parents Year
ard . Ran Aos In
xAnnAs

Sallna. Kas -Rsss~i on statements
given As..:n by Miss Stella Hyassp asd
her nephew, is1 Haach. that Ranchs
parents Mr.. sn,i Mrs, Efwari Ranch.
died n ycar and half ago rs p ry,ss,l,
cf poison administered hy Miss Hy-
man. Coansy Attorney Hcals prepared
~ have wsrraa's sSsaesl ctsarsi:a. the
two with nlurs.s..
According Ia the s,sieuseb.s ef
Ranch ard his aunt. tire alleges, cea-
srtrscy to klll Mr.. saa Mrs. RuncA
Was devised lss~aase they refused 81
xsncti;,e the marriage ef Miss Lyman
and tss nainch.
Lev nanesa's statement made to
Heaiy q, t.inceln Ceaser. q village
near here. said Miss u,nsss rai The
poisson ia faci. She also gave .-sisa
to MIS- Marcy isurch. sas;er .s Lse.
scccrtjRs to ths stAsemcnt. TIE SIS
ter n permanent tnsa.id frxa the
effects az tte ississn. zesrilns %
ply sselans- Mr saasA a.. Nia Ny
ussa's sister.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

The Eighteenth Amendment
cannot be made a party question
and neither can tho enforcement
OF the volstcad act. We bave
both these laws AZ much from
the Democrats a. from the Re
publicans. In fact. the great
impulse that finally brought
about constitutional prohibition
came from the Solid South. the
stronghold Of the Democracy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

That man Eiwcll who was mys.
teriously murdered In New York
recently 10 said 10 have been in
volved with al least ATTY women
aud girls, which takes all the
except a. to the identi'
~ Of The murderer out Of the
a fair
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

One Of the strongest weapons
Ia the hands Of the Republican
pavt> in this campaign lies In
the fast that the Democratic
government 10 n this moment
borrowing money TO maintain
tts sxtravagsncss . 8 per cont,
that 10, IL pays the rieh bankers
G per cent, bat on tho pennies Il
bones from the school children
enly 1 per cent 10 paid. And
the people or not geing to BE- a.
lowell 70 forget either that this
lborroN'sd money 10 an augmsn'
sasiou 70 she fve..or elk billions
In taxes 49, Are paying - esp.
oest ~ aoIan Ssss 81 Woseaieo.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

Issassan- Easisna - Experiments
whi@h have heves o&rrsEa sat hs<@ have
Resulted In ,tss ssAtfmS as szaksag
raartssse rs.essrss ezl vax ~ vssre
,rrnssa;fs~d hy wtr~ie-ss ,esssnaSsa~ NJ,
tsas,es aeEy,
While IN. vssee nSs ss@mtsnx as
Csr,.-s.ssars. Tn yAe e~ssnsy ~ ESSEX
whe-s sherw Is = hish rsswr lnssrs-
wes: emnShie ef ;r~assnttsssr the scdss.
huasirsSss ~ rates, ssas ~aa3ssaasas AT
thz rS,ess4sg rlSss ia the Ssrsgsd Lsse-
ssssn. was sgtscssss, 20 y ressseHser whten
engraved stse szrr>szce N ~sss wsx IN
the ssnse cay a. es ssrstsnasy tStklssx
nascAine tass Is EsansssesNrs~t.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

Will our Democratic friends
at their national convention mex,
week dig up the corpse Of John
Bar!eycorn, rotten as il is, and
hug 1t To their bosom with the
hope that the iondling OF the
execrable thing will lead 70 an.
other four years OF power for
their party: Listen to wha.
Norman T.. Mack. chairman OF
The Democratic National Com.
missee. says:
With a moist plank In the
Democratic platform. something
that will give the folks 3 chance
for light wines and beer, think
victory for the Democratic party
will be assured"
However. one William J. Bpyan
will be present at that conven
ton. II he lives, and it will be q
pretty safe prediction that il
JOIN Barloycorn IL gcing to be
taken up by bis party he won't
be found sticking around with
that com bination at election
time. He must either lead a bolt
or become q dsmnable traitor to
his own convictions and con.
q .s,ana.,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
TELLS OF FIGHT
WITH cANNDALS
Rice Party Has encgsn.er With
Giant White sasacas in
South America.
NOT AFRAID Or fRElaRs.
Professor aies Says Tha1 In All His
Expsrenes In Trepiezi sxnSses sss
Never sss s~eh Ferocssas
Locking Sxsaeex


-. es PO
AT ASrAa1Sas-F fa&a',@ix-fs2
4A@sA4 S'ssssssi sas~ f~fa1-sff
go A' Ds@lAs "s LIE 'fsss'f@ess ~fta
! - - e@A4~I-Ats' fSacrsseo s@re frSsa
| "1 hS'eNR hses Game Hrs. kiss.
- 'sessfK= H. "@s"sser Ut
@ES asS1sstzs ss@iaiers 1se
- 'n s'1a~ GU ms s<'1sa A1a%rt-
e%a expAsfaf"sasr ssS-ssss IL us@s.
7" soe eif*%aifss<a' A. W.
o. L. saasa1 Anas i's- u. T.
~oa~ eAt'stssax m pAfiSfasra
AsS1a%s! ~ sA~ tSaaaaxs r@xsy faaat sAa~
a's "~s AsS@tAt"f- issA fas"|rsaS re @e
A's NA''T'A y" ~a7~ Ffs1 'sar say-
- ".o ~ssW ts's'Fs'F7' @s sssiss sn'd
@~A SA4e eAs'@7@Nss ssfsas e$T2fse'1
Hs saaA" kA"'s-As 1@za8ssx s4s1ssf
80 " 'I@*~" AEA*s party sGAsa srrsae1
Sssn Ss1ss tSsA
:, Aa.as'@s @Tfr a2a2Sss @nsfe
-, 1917 'S's~'s N ssss sail In
'e'NHs III A4's 1ss'sSsE'@2f !SsssesrS
.'e NeFR ~i sAsa s~f'scs'Sss ss*ts-
% @F's - ~ssw srss@ea
- "~s ~'.a &''8s assa caFf~es'
sfT@s aFss e's'~ ssSsns They wsrs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

Tie Journal 10 not averss u
the proposition thas ~ Bspub.
lisan party Of Missouri ''clsan
hon.s" ssd fres itself Of soms
undesirable Leaders Who have
lately brought sn unpleasant
sotoristy spon the party BY
their methsds. bat We believe
shs Job he'd best b left in the
hands Of The party itself and
not TO . lot OF ssli-appointsd
eleansers moved BY ~ evident
desire 70 get the leading strings
iato their own hands. In = lsv
weeks more the Republican vet.
era will 20 to the polls with fall
power TO elect the committee.
men who form the organization
Of their party. They know now
who the undesirablss are aod
will get rid Of them In the pro,
per wxy. No reproach adheres
70 the party itself through the |
mis- conduct Of q few men on the
aside of its affairs. Side by
tide with any Of its opponent
,artiss the Republican party
,eed not blush from the com.
,arison. All have their individ.
lal raSeals.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
FEAR WOMAN SHERIFF
Female Officer IN New Jersey
Respected by LawbreakerS
Soon After Her Appointment Mrs.
Duer Demonstrated Her Worth
a. an Officer,

Red Bank. y. 1.-THE presence Of
Mrs. Georgeanna nuer. acting deputy
sheriff. In Red Bank. y. J.. Is said to
be responsible for the scarcity Of
crime In that vicinity. Shortly after
her appointment. Mrs. puer demon
strated her worth ss an officer, and
since that time only few petty acts
OF thievery have been reported.
Evildoers steer clear Of Sheriff Du.
ess territory because she has the eIn-
harrass!ng habit Of turning Up unex.
rtc'ediy at the rIgh, paint to in,ercep,
the fleeing crook with his rlun,ler
This happens because the wonan off,
Ger has lived In the same locality for
IS years and knows every crook and
turn In the highways. nil the trolley
connections and short cuts across the
country.
Not only the Office Of deputy sheriff
In filled by Mrs. Duer. but those Of
mayor and chief Of police also have
hes as an incumbent. in THE case Of the
minor Offenders whom she ar-elts.
Mayor nuer quickly n.e,cs cut justice
herself. When IL Is case of "ge,
out Of town In two minutes" the f.-
male limb OF the law acts in her ca
pae!'y Of chief Of police avd shows un-
desirable the shortest route out OF
Red Bank. She has run ,woscore or
more Of these suspicious characters
from her domains.
Sheriff Duer is the mother OF Is
nine OF whom are boyS
While the latter We're growing UP she
organized them Into baseball team.
A collection ~ prizes wen by Sheriff
pucr for fancy costumes worn by her
n,. various occasions ,iecoraiex the
puer home.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

SsackisA ksn.--Ts,1 F~srssiss core
q q sasssuAcas task wss ea~urtAed
nesr A~rv th~ osAsr esxy by ~erSmeo
r1ss,nx Ia shu:nsears Of artssgv The
tnxk as are lneh-s IN disnes~e st th~
Asse Ard s~~ fc~s IN s~1xta II b b.
slxs~si the snxx ts sssrs u Ehe sket~-
Ten ef q larsr rrsAisscrse animal sAat
n1sar n. hasasv IN the srrnseyat fxcsRs
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

Attorney. .Gssssal. Palmer n
showing activity again in par.
ssit Of the vi0latoEs Of the pro.
hibition laws, and u 10 about
time. On June let Senator Cal.
der Of New York brought 70 the
notice sf the Senate . charge
made By he New York World In
it. issue Of tho day previous 70
the s6sst that men. opsrstisg In
the city Of New Yerk and other
large eenteSs Of popuiatisn had
cleaned Up proAt Of moss tAas
9l0. 0.00o. 600 In the last two
months from the sale OF
whisksy Withdrawn from bond
government eontrol-ea forged
orders. These orders. Senator
Calder said, were forwarded 70
the prohibition enforcement de-
partment at Washington before
the whiskey was issued and
INVARIABLY APPROVED" Ap
parently the enforcement ofa.
GERS we're either conniving with |
the criminals engaged in these
transactions or they gave them.
selves NO concern In halting
them. There 10 undou btedly .
tremendous official scandal BE-
hind these operations that would
pale the "whiskey ring" ofPres.
ident Grants sdministration
into insignlficance Ii it 10 aired
as IL should be. Senator Calder
ia his comments on the situa
tion, said: Il have never in all
my experience in the city oi
New York had my attention
cAlled TO anything that was 80
Indicative OF corruption on the
part OF public officials.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

Much has bscn said In praise
OF the Re publiean national tick
Q. nominated at Chicago. nc'
only BY tho Republican press
bet Also by many o! the great
indcpen dent newspapers OF the
country; but OF all these encom
iuma the finest TO our mind
10 that Harding and Coolidge,
" elected. vii! give the
country a Republican admins
trAtion. This promise. in con
trsst to the ment we are
At present enaurinR'-and en-
daring In right. is soappeAling
20 the people that II IL 'npos
sible OF belief they would reject
it. A Republican government
will mean thai We have returned
TO sound and sane Americans a, :.
involving no hazardous en,an4.
ling alliances abroad nsr bank
rupt national finances here AT
home. One man rule would be
kicked out and constitutional
safeguards once mere applied
aud respected. Both Senator
Harding aud Governor Coolidge
are safe nen In conviction. prin'
ciple aud to American ideals and
tradition n---Republicanx wholly.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
1000 POLES WEEKLY lou
lssers~ SAssaasiae and irsnslsrsss All
8scssty 0pans osaaeh Once
n WArssM.

WARSAW. FeiAnd. Arrangement
have hsee essnspaesci sos the tfamspssF.
sstssa ef ..ss0 pe~soas weekly frcsa
rea.nd To the Cnits.i ssases BY rte
heer~~ Sarassstng and lmEassrsss All
Ssstess VI America. whleh seseEssy
ep~oesl es,e~~ b wsrszw. TIE ieitsA
ag,hsr.sies estimate that z5o0so pr
ssss airvady havs- sivs,ed fsx passb
psres, shsus % PR e~af VI ts&~s hs-
tax v0spen ssd ekstairss. siepesAl<esn
VI psrsses nc-- = xsseriss-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

1t wouldn't be a bad idea for
the Republican leaders to quit
tsssing among them selves and
line up against the com mon en-.
envy. The most i'm por,ant thing
now 10 to overthrow Wisconsin.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
Educated Mine Rat 0pans
Dinner Paas Of WorkerS

NaeSsress a. The kseA4gxts ex,s.
tS~ry natsaes At Nssaas <s,afsassl,
Es~ say aa sssssere~a rat has
sssseB r~sgssasasi.s fssr sssssr naisss-
tag rAasy yas.a efsaBsrs rsesnsfy.
Ays~rsssrg 10 the S4asse~s, the
car Inserts sts ts&il In the ring
- tsfuner hfNeses sssss taan
takes q tstv tassY4 Ttse I'D axsa-
ally eana~s aG. w1sea teach
sisse ecasNx the Easa nass ,actr
boxes esarty.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23
Bull Has q Mernino After.

knaxvtiie, Tenn.-Ase i not the
only ANNUAL with thirst. A hull
belonging to Frank L West. count,
tax assessor, located . stu. imhibed
too frccl. AMI went GA 4 spree. Fences
wcre torn down and the still was de-.
stroyed. aud then the hull was rtvca .
chance 10 u.calfaieA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-06-23

The President says be Ia glad
the Republicans have made an
issue Of the League OF Nations
and already sees the people sup.
porting his aide Of the contro
versy. Bat that In his great
gift. seeing visions and hearing
veicss in the air.