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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Yea, with sugar at 50 cents a
pound we've all got a tigh, 10
feet soar or these piping times
Democratic prosperity. Three
pourds of sweetnin' for a dollar,
and The end not In sight yet,
The advance Is shon. .oo per cent
over the price Of sugar back in
the goo dole Republican days.
when you had TO hire II wagon to
ret your dollars worth home,
and no restrictions Of the sugar
bowl How's dad going 10 swee,
on his coffee AT this rates How's
man going 10 put up any 'sarves
this seaaon, or the chilrenn have
their little sweet cake In their
school lunch boxes Arswe er us
that, oh you poor be dcriled
wor$hipers ~ the throne OF |,
". W. greatest man In the
world to say nothing Of sHfar
less United States, The Aneri
can people will stand for being
kept out Of war. and msyba to be
kept out of peace, tou. but never
TO be Kept out OF sugar. Gesh.
how we'd hate TO he w. ".
when that mighty surge Of
wrath that 10 now brewing In the
em pity sugar bowl Of tie ration
breaks over his head in just
desert.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
Our Silk-Lined Citizens.

The American people are
spending mere than q billion dol
lars year for silks. This is ar
increase ot over l5Q per cent in
three years Aad III spite Of the
fact that plain silk is no, used
rs d ,ess fabrics as extensively
AS OF yore. Quite bit Of the
increase is in ladies' lingerie
and silk shir,s for uen. We are
becoming a silk stookinged and
silk lined people.
Oar hides are becoming so
soft aud sensitive tha, We anus;
have the smooth and eooi.ag
touch of silk next 10 the skin.
Even our hardy coal beavers and
stevedoses have to pat on their
silken underwear when they
have finished their srduops ,asa
OF striking for a dollar "a Goer
Caa sayoos remember IL time
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
Lo.s al EN- Aroand.

In hoaoregs T1..s to his pl;yr'
by the gove'n nor ot en eastern
state, an automobile uanGfac
sp~e~ had 4 goa p'ele car asse,n-
bid In so@c'hies Ike seven
mHnatsS, 5 .ae g sls after tt 4 5
feat Was heFAid,1 ~ ;i.o ds;'y
papers 'he s'l.ece It il.e tqeiosy
rens sigoEpuslF,
Is it ,rue That you assemble
a car a. year t-c.nyy ia seven
minute So" iht ys.:ae m ked.
Yes, "cam. reply Why ;"
"oh, ro:,li'r. said the calm
inquirer. only we scf he Gar. ''
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Missouri Democrats have en-
dorsed the league Of nations
covenant without reservations
Ha. ha' Tho poor duos. they
don't know that the old thirg's
TOO dead to skin. They should
wake NJ 10 what's going on 10
shs presidential preference pri'
mares thooo days.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
pss~sers r...s c. sss.sy-

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es1 sA% fxnsszs FssneA fmSssssGsszsss.
ssss rss~nsig ut CaxYeA Frss<8. ~ ts,s
Fasy ssaas ,ass gse1ars sE - hsae NsR
fetched ioasssa fsxses u - ~ nss&.
Ia a4s yasfs he sstxsa sssd - - dEn-
@er ~ssA rSsrrse- Renntr vns ens u
tass Grys sf tile sapzsssassaseA N
sssgSsa a0 tse E2xs- sas5 ass1 ys<A Ats
sa.s~<-e sz ssas sasskx + tess - tuDG
s@Ssssas4asag ss k~ssr my txSdE- hs-1nS4
wassss &s waS ~xss nssr ss~s1eT.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Erains won the war" shouts
Chairman Can mlngs Of the Dem
ocratic National Commiilt o.
True e1oush: ear boys over
there showed tha, by beating
tho Germans Ia IT,. bu9 II mani
Tested no great display ofter
ehral grey matter - install a
banth of s:evcdcrtS agyap1 with
scoop shoyels ia the n8tiorsi
treasury over hvr1 and invoke
them to a slQy,l.ng ccatast.
The majority al thp American
people are now vieeiug THAI feat
OF war rs the sut,iwity Of asin
inits. They had to supply the
whercwiihsl, yen kntw.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

The production of multitude
of new miilionaires, both of the
siur pie and multi varieties. by
the Wilson administration has
much 10 do with the present un.
res, of The proletariar.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

F'st Meadsy, Nay i1,h
lcha r, Ev%as. gasrssiRn af Lyt,s
ssssssy. riiaor. Anaass seas,sasa,.
John Mae.sy, gesfissn at Eiiss.
beth osras. insane. annual settle.
meat.
Nellie facstlI. xassdssn oi jsssls
GFsee Akets, nlgCf. sanasl svssle.
msni.
NorA SasSa. sasnti&n Leafs 9ae~s
miEcr. annual sss;isrs%r,.
Mag y. Asrrts. "a .ssi.a ef llll.se
Harris o. al, U1saogs. Asnesi s<ssls.
Easns.
csS. " SissDi. sAseasss II iea .
r. ksssss. asssasss. anonal suaAts-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Trained Plattsbae 1915 year s,a,ee
entered the
Volunteered May. isl7, Resiraea Mis-
National Guard
the regiment.
In training Camp DoniphaT promoted Chief al
Sia LATER 10 Major Sailed for France with Tkrtyhith Division
Participated great Argo-n and was
twice cited Divisional Orders icr galanry
machine and shell
Promoted TO iutenans conei aftcrtee reonse battle
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Well, the Democratic state
convention ignored" Senator
Reed. But just wait until the
Wilson ad administration falls into
heap OF ruins in November
next, and there'il be another
sorry tale TO tell
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Our railroad brotherhoods
must be trying 10 run q perma'
nent switch into the rational
treasury under a free right Of
way signed By President Wilson
sosne fous years ego.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Perhaps 1t Ia asking too much
OF the emoeratic administra-
sloa to FIRE 4 lot of useless clerks
Just when a lot of votes are going
10 be so useful To il,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

The Hon. Frank II. Farris,
like the boy on the burning
deck, stands all alone on bis Ill
oil wet plank, whence all but be
had fed,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
pAiD POLITICAL AiVgHrISlNI

We notice that the mandates
Nc Allies are ufesiI. your Tn.
Gle Samuel is uyor such territory
as they haven, much use for
themselves. Nice cf them.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
And Ys Ke.p Not Faith!


Liberty Bonds are steadily
decljring on the market. The
earlier yer cents have fallea to
nearly s5, ,l1a. IA, tho holders o
these issues, IL forced ~ market
them AZ this nosneist, wonld 10 y
almost SIS on each 500 Of their
investment, Wa ara no. "knoe.s
ing" these government secnfi
ties, they afe a safe investment
at a fair rate of insarest where
they can be held until maturity;
aud when the right government,
al conditions are again restored
they vii. find higher quotations
on the market. IL must be con.
fessed however sha. OF the con-
tributing agencies ~ the DECLINE
& OF the bonds the govern ment IT,
ii self il tssst s,ast,sg. fIls Id ths
market with its treasury ceriif.
Gates OF Indebtedness bidding
for money AT the rate one, aIo
one and Il quarter, per cent IN.
teresi above that which the
Liberty Bonds bear. AHy bank
er or investment broker viii tel
you ,Aas the higher interest
basis securities Ccpr,ss thr
market ya,ue Of the lower
interest basis securities uBti
tie inl. etiate earning poger o
the lower IL brought into equiii
briGn with tae higher, ,..e his!
clen est Of secnrily being tqua
with both. In other words. !
iualey always anas It's bes'
earning level Therefore, ~
long as the government; il uuj !
in the money market continually |
begging for Two or three billions |
cash al rising rates OF inteies,. |
the market value of tLe Libelt. !
Bonds will coat!nuo 10 decline. !
Probably The majority OF ttn !
people who read this article ho!t
Liberty Bonds. and the situation
we presen, should appeal 4
their sense oi ladEnert as H.
the best ana most direct means
OF restoring the market value O.
their securities 10 The point q
salue at the moment Of thei; |
purchase, which IN every og..!I
al case was par. II cauno; ls
maintained that tho pArtyin pom
er In the government nj tho tim
when the government itself It
the greatest single factor IN .h'
depreciation Of It's own securi
lies can be the best and mtsI
direct agent 10 appeal 10 TO st0l |
tho decline and restore thei'
par vaine. One OF the frat oh.
legations Of the government
should he the keeping OF fai,h
with the people who supplied II
with the "sinewa Of war" ~ q
patriotic duty. This the party
In power IL not doing and Will
60: DO a. long ~ /, is bent or
exceeding It's income by seseral
billion dollars Annually. qSo
amount Of party faith reconciles
this betrayal ot public conf
dence. The only remedy lies
through the ba!io, box. II
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Get ready for another boost in
prices, Attorney General Palmer
la threatening the prot,eers
again,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Beginning in 1908 he became the head OF organization
that worked Though long period OF years better
living and conditions for the poor; for povi-
ing the boys and girls Of his home city with cean health
full sports such baseball and tennis, and surrounding
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
Pra52;e Coars Settlement DceAs'.

nCcset Il CsEes n ah{ch settle
uavuis a.. DUO f;Nfa execusare, xs'.
II miaistIs.Uss, guardians AID car&iors
al The easa3Ue te-a af the Probate
Court al HAshink Cuuniy. Mis-
souri. II re hose a. he court house
in sse CITY 1T eeics. Beginning Ga
the second Monday ia May, ls-a;
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Oar wet" friends found uo
sureease for their scrraw at
Joplin. Nor will they bnd 1t at
Kansas City.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

In . couple of months more
we'll know who IN to be our next
president. aud be won t be nam.
ed at Frisco. either,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

Gel Davis is : clean candidate standing on a clean.
progressive platform. His nomination in Angus, will
wreck the Democratic parity in eNoyeaber'
4 bosAet giving the details OF Col DAVIS CIVIC and
military record VIA be sent application.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

TIME Davis for
Senator Club
of St. Louis,
compriscd Of friends,
neighbors and busi-
ness and professional
associates Of Col.
Dwight F. Davis. pre-
sent him to the Re-
publicans Of Missouri
as an ideal candidate
for United States
:. .seaetor-
In this period of
world reconstruction.
following the most
disastrous war in his
tory, when crisis fol-
lows crisis in inter-
national affairs, this
nation must have on
guard in the Senate
OF the United States
men Of high, unsel6sh
purpose and ideals.
broad training and
vision, with both will
and capacity to rem
der efficient service
to this State and this
Country. and, through
them, 10 the world.
Col. Davis meas
ures up to this exact
ing standard. For
more than l6 years
he consecra,ed him
sell to the service Of
humanity unset
iisilly and earnestly
fighting both in civil
life and on the battle
field for the rights OF
man.
He is a humani-
tartan. with a nation
wide seputation; a
business man of brocd
experience, with a
legal education; Il
champion in athletic
sports, the head Of a
happy family. and a
volunteer soldier,
twicccited for bravery
under fire On the
battlefield.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

/. Jas, A. Ass.os. isdss sga en-.
ossssa clerk 81 sas PROBATE Cosu et
Mss alpgsos caanG,. Aisscars, 30
hsrvty eessify tAss tse above and
iorsso.nx 10 tree cspy 81 ths settle
meet dacsst hof ise May txsD,
it1s, ss sssfs ss sAzx spp<afp II re-
esfsa VA nav oEses. Ia tsssl aosy ~ess~-
-. ! AsE.snto sss rav ssse and ana
tbs seal - .a.s sssas al uy ostes IN
f'uiosi. sissossi. tki. ssA asy oi
serii. 1scs.
fss A. HENets,
laess ass 90 tsnsto Ciosk 81 sk>
tonnAl eUo&aos csnal
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

AS~
OF Deiegatcs,
Board u Frt<hoaderY,
City Plan C,mmis-
sion. Pubic Library
Board, and as
Park Con,nissios,er
and Presifien, Of the
G,y Club. He organ-
lied the Municipal
Athletic Association
to foster ciesn sports
for the boys aaa, girls.
These services of irs-
measurable value
were rendered pran-
t'cal.y without anan-
ciai reward.
As a Republican,
be served his party
as president and vics-
president of the
Twensy-Eighrh Ward
Republican Clu', ard
Is President Of the
Repu blican First
Voters League of
Missouri. and as an
enthusiastic private
and worker in the
ranks.
In his home city,
where Col. Davis is
known both Is a cl,i-
zen and as q 1Elan
where his splendid,
unse.frs.lpuliic.se-vice
and his devotion TO
his county's cause
and his o2unt-y's flag
in war -- have EN-
deare1i him TO the
people - the Rcpub-
leans stand practic-
ally as one man for
Col. DAVIS for the
Republican noulina-
ti0n for Senator.
They know that his
training and expe-
rieure, his exalted
character, his broad
grasp d plsbiic ques-
lions, and his ieyye for
humanity qualify
hisu admirably for
greater sesv.cc sr she
SENATE,
-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

1!sfa N4y-.-a ss1Hssdsy. May lsSi
Na}ies :, s5t.&7. aasaint.;rAser %!
Jas. " a&rsta. deceased, Aanasl sss-
;isHsffs.
R8w. I, s4esagns. administrator ID
Alter, : sief asus. &ses&ssa, &neesi
se1i,taseas.
ki's Vance. guardian 6. 4snrs
Narev. = zsjpes, Aa1Bag sssttssn srss.
" liam Ii N2s5ia. guardian c,
Ftazk A. AassiE, II npr. snan2l sss.
element
wiilian III. Aarsin, xea,ilsn ci
GAY Z, Marta. usiass. GEst Szsaas-
Een..
" s. ard l. x yisao1soa, ssmir.
is.rs;o;s Il Joha {. Aicha Iser, snal
seitltn1sai
Hattie T. Asazs. SassdisH es Hee-
Gesh i Adams. .Sssal sesssssess.
Ellen sesesasae. ADMINISTRATIVE in ci
I'eo W. Sessoasae. deceased. snsuai
sp.i.sgtat
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28
aieat.
q

b. Second !ssy-Tuekdsr. May llis.
r q. s-i,',Ialr, administrator @. L.
t. Sinclair. deceased, fpAl.sisls szaer,
II Hawains. admin sssa.oro: hos,
J, fs!ats. dteeasei,. fiaa! srtils 'asnt,
Gs1esieyc hstsssxcr. sssua sa,ss,s.
tr,z Il sl'.bst:s l.. Mes;rsg.s, Zeal
seSiln.tgt.
nf, pkst3 Ford. sseu,or os Cora
Eoaesis' ,seossssd, 81 sal ses,lesasss
Bsai. Carly s5-ssn,s,sA ., ae%s
t.asi,. tSess.cd. :ias.se,sisa.st.
N'i'tsu, II ssssS 'ap!atsgrAiet Of
Aatrt@ "a Cesey, 4eessstt. srresl sss,
titae}G.
II. {, Biaaa'. sdassni.,r4tct of
Cahtsei h&sf0r, Gessatss, anai sss.
ilenSh.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-04-28

again,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10
Anstnnft in bcutider Sprade.

9as Iltsfl,nftsbiiro in oeuti6er
Sprade gibt b%ereitnilli9it un6 TO-
ItcnIos @ltsfunft iiber aIle bic @una
6esberpaltltne bctreffenbe gngele-
eenbeitcn, 0ffentlides @~ciunObeits.
neien, SoIoaten. ltn6 @atroienart.
geIcgcnbeiten, @eicteebune, Grbei.
tcrberbGltniiic, DECENTRALIZATION, Gin.
panoerune, auspanoerune. Stei,er.
peien, &~eiiepaiie, er5iebunespeien,
II. (. 10. Gnfro9en iinO 5u ridten
an @erman0 ibifton 8ureaii
Of Sorei9n Language Snformation
Serbice. Gmerican &eo Gross. 1874
Colt, 2Stb Street, Stem gort, 81. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10

&oItumt boreeidlugen bat, baB flint
tigbin, luen,l Die lbienoer pon lOl.
dell @otetcn cs bor3ieber, boB ibre
@nbcn, faas Tie unbeltenbar ietn
iollter, gum 9eitcn Der 4rlnen Ders
ipertOet per0en fonnel, lpe,ll1 lie Die
AufIdrift troget: r@enn u1beItcl.
bar, fir Die @rmen."
SIS miro fcrncr Oaralf altfntcrf'
Iow gemodt, DOB fir Die g~tabrung8s
mittcl uno pcri0nIidcn @ffcftenL
mcl6c in n@ift padageS" 9eihidt
mcr0cn tonnelt, feillerlei bei6rGn.
fcnOe &ori6riften belteben allBcr ben
ollgcmeincn 9cItiurnutngell, mel6e
fir aGe Observation-Disclosures na& je-
Dent 2anoe beiteben.
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Der pcrlGBt obnc abiorbiert worben
81 ieill. Sites ioQte Oaber in jeOenl
8eflilgclbof gebolten Werben.
0~elp0bnlid per5ebrt Die Senne
nidt gcrlt9 &alt our 9iloung bon
Gicridalen, namentIid penn iie
reifIi6 legt, iofcrn ibr ni6t gcei0'
notes Mntcriol ouBer Dem Getrcibe.
%fllttcr 9cgCben miro. IuIternl6alcn
Iino iebr gut geci9net 81 OieienI
3mcfc. Altcr WGrtel uit0 ieincr
SonO lit cbcnfolIs miiblid I'm, Sen
@ilbncrn aalt 5l13ufiibren. Nud)
@ol3fobIc lit cnlpfeblensmert, ga lie
@oiC uno SGllcrn in ocn ScrOau,
rngsorgancn o%biorbicrt uno 10 FORT
gicrcnO ouf Geroulum9sit0rungen
pirft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10
S~crGtanu 81. 2.

hilbert HitId)orO un0 Ilpin &o9cl,
mclde mGbrcn0 0cS Sormnlcrs lnh
@erbItcs in gtcbraSfu ~bcidGftiet iuo,
rem limo IcBte ISOLDE nicocr 5ltriid.
9efebrt.
Or. @nffnrr, bon &crnla1n, mar
onl Sonntog IN icincr Gi9cni6oft
OILS @ciunobcit3 @comtcr III unicrcr
gtnd6ari6oft.
Geo. S6inOlcr bcfil1bct lid olf
Der &ro%ntenliitc. -@ilniden ibut
rcht boIoi0c Misunderstanding.
o.. 0unper, INFER bcfamtcr Gai'
IcnOicb- 3iidter, Dcrian0te m6brcno
letter. Wonot3 cine In5abl Short
born &GIbcr nad G%ainpooo, Salt
jas, 1tno ellington, Mo.
SEQ. Stof. Ger &iebBGn6ler bon
Berger, triCb lctte ISOLDE cine i60llc
@ceroc Sieb bier oltrdJ, bic or in Scr
Ban No6boridoft aufgefoltft bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-12-10

Dem DIR iist. Die Initcdung En-
folgt oltrd 9~criibrlln9 nit bcIn
&ranten, oaber ioQte Der &rorlfe ITO
Iiert ltno &itOer ioIIten Der Ilrlteds
ltng nidt o1sgeiett merOen. ghlr
@rpa6iene, Die nit Der Sflcge be.
trol,t iinb, iolten I'M &rontCn5inmlcr
aus ltno eingebcn. Ser Ilsbrlld)
Ser &rantbeit eriolgt gcru0bnlid IA
Gage na6 Der anitedung.
Sic Sallptcri6einungcn Der &rant.
belt iinb S6pcIIlrngen inter Oem
'Sbr. 9emegun9 Scr &icfer, nan1cnt.
lid &nllen uno Spre6cn iilO
idmcr5boft. Die SfmcIllng mag
aus cilter oocr beiOen Scitcn crfoI.
gen, ~9cp0bnli6 iino beiOe Scitcn
offi5icrt. Sic aronfbcit lit gclpGbns
lid olll i6limmitcn an1 Orttten Sag
nad Dem 9llsbrld ltno Der ldrpinoct
6nlm mieocr.
@ebonolu1lg: 2eidtc Nabrltng mic
Sltppe, Gier, Nild, Hcispuo0ing
llnO ber0Iei6en iOIItcn gcgcbcn pcr-
ocn. Snucrc Nobrltng rmb @etrGlts
fc perllriad)cn 5ientIid)c Shmcr5cn
lln0 iolltcn 0obcr nid)t IN Sen Mlrn0
9ellonrn1cn mcr6Cn. Sinh ltorfc
S6mer5cn p%orbanocL 10 iolltcn glltf.
ihIG9e ouf sic 0riiicn gc1loft mcr.
Oclr. Ir5ncicn iinb nidt ~notpcn0ig,
Nph ipltc bel %critopfung Elm GB
l0ffcl Gpiom Sol5 gegcbct mcroclr.
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Sinh &cscnWiirmcr cfbur?

Sn ser Sodi6uIe bon Colorado
Springs, Colo, 3cigtc ncltIif Der
S6uloireftor 2Iopo Sbow elmer
&lniic in 9iolpgic, baB &cgcnmiir.
mer cbbar iino, nudOcm CT eine1t
Sortrog iibcr sen @rrm 9c6altcn
botte. @efragt OF sic @iirnlcr eR.
bar Icicll, ermiocrtc Sboip, bob fcin
@runb borliege, iuorllm lie cS nidt
Iein iollten. Gie Schiller beri6off,
ten iid cine Sono ppIl, brotcten iie
III Butter i'm 2oborotoril,m fir
bGusIide 8iiienidoft uno ietten iie
Damn ibrem 2ebrer Dor, Ser iie ber'
ipeiltc, 6os @eridt ols Oeor niht
10 i6ledt" be5ei6nenb.
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Eafctpuit nadl ScntidlanS.

Der 5lueitc giiiitont @oitmciitcr
8enoral mod)t bcfonnt, OoB ol1gc.
iidtS scr @ci6lperocn, sic bon ocl1
in oen &ereinigtcn Stooten mobncu.
bcn Scnbern bon ~@ift podogeS"
cin9eeon9cn iino, pcil ibrcn 8afctc
aus GclItihlono ols lnbcitcIlbor 5lt.
riid9eionbt lpuroeiJ bns @erIiner
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SELECT THE CLASS THAT FITS
YOUR POCKETBOOK
You May Join One or More of the
Following Clubs:

Following Clubs:
CLASS First week 1 cent, second week 2 cents.
Increase each weekly payment l cent and q IL
receive in SO weeks ------------------ DlZ,tC
CLASS 1-A-First week SO cents, second week 40 cents.
Decrease each weekly payment l cent and O. = 7c
receive in so weeks ------------------- O2L.tJ
CLASS First week 2 cents, second week 4 cents. In
s s'ss;: zach !" 50 c; weekly. payment p cent. and $3.50
CLASS 2-A-First week $1.OO, second week 90 cents. De-
crease each weekly payment 2 cents and cor En-
receive in so weeks ------------------- sDZJ.OU
CLASS 5-First week 5 cents, second week 10 cents.
1 'ssssa;' ts each 5o weekly ~ssas payment 3 cent, and $63.75
CLASS 5-A-First week $3.50, second week $245. De-
s ss:s;s each ;S 50 Ts weekly. payment eyre 8 cent. and $63.75
CLASS 1o-First week 10 cents, second week 20 cents.
5 5ss's :sss,s sssh IN weekly So Ass Rs'" ns"'lossn~s.-$l27.5 SO
CLASS 1O-A-First week $500, second week $3.50. De-
crease each weekly payment 10 cents and q 81 In
receive in so weeks Observation-Disclosures sD .JU
s Ssss for s' SO Weeks IS s s1G ,s ;;51js1 teach" each $3.50
S SsAsf f.S So 50 %sss se s ssG'; sss ;sss5sn n each $500
CLASS 1OO-Pay $1.OO straight each rcO IN
week for so weeks and receive -------- DOU.UU
CLASS 2OO--Pay $500 straight each week d On
for so weeks and receive NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cd / UU
CLASS 5OO-Pay $500 straight each week de0cn
for so weeks and receive ------------------ OLOV
SPECIAL CLASS-Join this class by agreeing to pay
av certain amount each week for so weeks, and receive
at the end of so weeks the full amount deposited.
We Add 4GS Interest if Payments are Made Promptly
There is no Chinese Wall Around These
Savings Clubs
OPEN TO ALL
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