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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
INDUSTRIES ENDORSED Farmers and Merchants Meet
 Sheffield

Sheffield, April s.-tspecial.)-At a meeting of farmers and business men today. the creamery and sweet potato curing plants were indorsed, and com mitJees from the business men If this city have agreed to underwrite the stock of the corporation. Dairy ex pcrts from Auburn were present and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
IRISH COMMITTEE
 MAKES REPORT ON . ITS INVESTIGATIONS
Asserts Damage Inflicted By Grown Forces Past Year Amounts to Twenty
 Million Dollars
By Associated Press

NeW fork, AprH Ih-7Ihe AfneflcAH committee for relief in Ireland tonight made public a report of an investigation of conditions in Ireland by unit of the Society of Friends, in which the Quakers asserted that material damage inflicted by the British forces within the past ly months amounts to approximately $20,- 000, COO
 The unit which was sent to Ireland by the relief organization in February also reported that there were "25,0o0 families n Ireland, numbering approximately
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

rial damage in Ireland" the report said ''coincides substantially with the total figures collected by the Irish republican statisticians, and. it should be noted. are less by sS,0o0000 than the estimate given us by a responsible crown official, who is informed in regard to the data in the the possession of the crown"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
THE WEATHER

Washington, April Is. - Alabama: Fair and much cooler Sunday. Monday fair and continued cool
 Georgia: Showers and much cooler Sunday followed by clearing Monday, fair and continued cool.
 Mississippi: Fair and much cooler Sunday, Monday fair with rising tenn perature.
 Tennessee: Generally fair and much cooler Sunday, Monday fair, rising temperature in west portion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Aids In BoIl Weeyil Firht

Htmtpviue, April l6.-( -(Speciai.)-J. O
 1Aylor Of the United States departnnnet q agriculttre ia here on boil weeyil anvesttgakion work and is instructfng the 1nEn1rs cf NadiSon county how to com Ut the insect successfully by dustinr 0e1r eqftn with poisrn- Ar. Tayior be- Heves the veavil will do a great deal e& damage to the cotton crop of Mad 31oa county this year unless precau- lions ays taken against 1t by the cotton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Card of Thanks

David Letaw and family wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to their numerous friends for their kindness and comfort, during their recent bereave- ment. DAVID LETAW.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Weddinr at Prattville

4f4ttvli4 April 6.-(Special. )--sA 3etlltant marriage took place at the Methodist church here on Thursda, e3tterneon. the contracting parties be- lng Miss Lpclle stoudenmire and Joseph Uona4ae Of Wetumpka-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

The world full of parents who well by children who waited give them the advantages of life unt too late Buy the piano while your children are young are at home and learn music Give your children their chance in life. Buy the piano today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Local Data

For the 24 hours ending at ?. ni. Highest temperature re..........., 69 Lowest temperature ............. 6l Mean temperature .............. 69 Normal temperature .....,..... 64 Excess in temperature since Janu-
 ary. ........,. .............. 2,40 Rainfall ...........,.... 2.07 Total rainfall since January 1 1882 Excess in rainfall since January 1.s3 Relative humidity z a. m. ....... s5
 12 noon ...j......... 99
 p. m. ............ 94 Dry thermomet a. m. ...... 6e
 12 noon .a................ 61
 D. m, ...,.............. 62 Wet thermometer, a. m. ............. 6s
 IF noon ....-.............. 6l
 ' D. m. 61
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

Time will not keep your children young until you ready to buy piano. Their best days for learning music fast slipping away while you hesatng about buying piano. Don't deny your children musical education may be sorry later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Satisfaction. Guaranteed

This great sale of pianos is in full blast News of the big saving that be made piano is spreading through this vicinity
 You go through this store and select used Piano from this big stock at prices from $40O up We state to you candidy and without fear of contradiction that sale such this may never be duplicated in the city, Cash Payments-If you have the cash to pay for Piano. here and see what can be accomplished But if you wish to purchase Piano Player-Piano time, we will attempt to make terms to suit you. Prices Down-We have marked priced down. Do not al- low anything within to stand between you and Piano. You will be agreeaby surprised at the opportun
 ty that being presented here, and call will convince you of this fact.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

TAXIDERMY-Frist Class Taxi
denny work done. Address
Jack Congleton, Clearwater Lake
Wis. 1927"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
High School Items.

The Eagle River High school
basket ball team commences its
season with games at the Opera
House on Dec. 2 with Crandon
and Dec. 10 with Minocqua
A partition dividing off the
hallway on the second floor has
been made TO supply a class room.
This helps TO relieve the conges-
ton in the grade rooms.
The Literary Society meeting
will be held on Wednesday the
BIRD. The program will be APP
propriate for Thanksgiving
Parents and visitors are invited.
On account of the hunting sea-
son IS per cent of the students
are absent.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
Birthday Party.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
]. +. Frankel was the scene of a
lively party last Saturday after
noon. The occasion was the birth
day of little Virginia. A bevy of
gentlemen and ladies of tender
age and engaging ways were pre-
sent TO congratulate the happy
lady. By means of games, gift
caps and favors beside dainty re-
freshments the party was made
very enjoyable. Included in the
list of folks present were Virgin
ia Frankel, Marjorie Weigand
Mary Ellen Kuehne, Dora Hanke,
Irene Radcliffe, Tom McQuaker,
Frank We'll. Howard Olmstead,
Emmons Farrell and Robert Gan
der.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
PERSONALS

Hrs. Hunter Case and Mrs.
Louis Lugar were IN town today
from Pheips.
Rhinold Ewald eft Friday af-
ternoon for Mama Mich, where
he viii hunt.
VIM. Elliott got back Saturday
from his job on road building
with contractor Bent.
Mrs. Walter Shattuck arrived
from Sparta Wis. 10 visit with
relatives here, and may remain all
winter.
Luella Drew daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Drew of Amigo visited
with her sister Mrs. Leonard
Marco over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Titus
(nee Ella Heehn) are the proud
parents Of a baby girl born last
Wednesday. MinOcqua Times.
Mr.. George Mutchler Is now at
a Green Bay hospital undergoing
an x-ray examination and perhaps
haps an operation. Our sympathy,
George.
l.. G. Cunningham, manager of
the Thunder Lake Cos store at
their logging camp some miles
from Three Lakes was in town
Monday, trading.
]. T. Nemachek now OF La
Crosse but formerly road COM
missioner Of Villas county is seek
ing his deer in these parts. La
Crosse seems TO agree with him
as he looks very well, indeed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-One hard coal heat
er. First class condition. In
quire at The News office. 16-2t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

HAY FOR SALE-Marsh feeding,
Timothy, Clover Mixed and Al
falfa in car loads. Geo. L. Fred
erick, Beaver Dam, Wis. 9-3t cow.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
PAID ADS.

FOR SALE-2-horse Harvester
Hay Baler. Never used. Kerr
Farm, Phelps, Wisconsin. gilt.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
New Rural Route.

Last Monday a rural route, cal
led No. /, was established from
Eagle River, p. o. The route
runs East to the Imbsrg corner,
then takes the east road 70 the
Hemlock resort and angles north
ward TO the COurad corner, west
20 the east center line of section
nine, south 10 Walleck's corner
and south 70 the pOstoffiee.
The length of the route is
fourteen miles with about sixty
one houses. Mr.. Richard White
is the carrier.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
Phelps News.

Robert MART was a business
visitor in Eagle River last Thurs
day between trains.
Mrs. Wheeler Beattie entertain
ed the Ladies Aid of the Congre-
gational church at her home last
Thursday afternoon.
Nels Christensen arrived last
week Tuesday from Minnesota for
visit at the home of his son
c. NJ. Christensen.
Oliver and Julius Brenwall left
last Saturday afternoon for St.
Paul, called by the death of their
father.
The Sloan Bros. of Wausau
drove up to Phelps last Sunday
to enjoy a few days hunting at
this place. They are guests at
the Tho's Mccormick home.
Ralph Tidd, Sam Caudill, Saul
Monty, Jack Duckworth, X. Mar
tin Thompson, c. NJ. Christensen
and Mr.. Plander were among the
men known that dropped their
buck the first of the season.
Peter Hansen formerly a Phelps
boy but now a resident of Green
Bay, Wis, came up from that
city last Saturday and will spend
the hunting season with the
Blong brothers north of town.
Pete generally takes home his
deer.
The Case Bros. managers of the
Happy Horn Theatre, will show
an All Star Cast in their show
this fall, entitled Not Guilty"
Back the boys that furnish this
place with a class of the best
films that can be found in film
dom by attending.
Ralph Tidd and sister Miss
Florence arrived in Phelps last
week Wednesday for a visit with
their sister Mrs. Harry Sommers.
This is Miss Tidd's first visit in
Phelps since she left in 1918 for
the east, when she enlisted as a
Red Cross nurse when the United
States was at war with Germany.
Florence was one of large class
of nurses that received degrees
in Washington ID. c. lsat August.
According to reports that were
circulated last Sunday evening,
Harry Hensley local agent for the
c. and N. w. Ry did not get a
buck the first day, but that he
brought in a cotton tail rabbit
Due to the fact that Mr.. Hensley
skinned the beast before his friends
had a chance to examine it,
some are of the opinion that the
carcass is of the big tom cat that
was owned by Dad Raymond see
ing as how the cat has been mis-
sing since Sunday noon.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
No Band Rehearsals.

Owing TO the desire of the ma
iority of the members of the
Eagle River band to make mel
ody at separate camps, far apart,
among the wilds and woods, and
because of the hope their mel
ody will entice some real game
within gunshot no rehearsals will
be held during the hunting sea-
son.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-Good single buggy;
S25 takes it. Jos. Malik, Eagle
River, Wis. 26-2t"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
Congregational Church.

Sunday school and preaching
service at ten and eleven o'clock
respectively, Sunday morning.
Combination Sunday school and
preaching service at Three Lakes
at 2:30 in the afternoon. No
evening service at Sayner.
Watch the u. s. class pile wood
from the yard to the new base
ment this afternoon.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-Any reasonable price
takes the following: One horse
W.T.. 1900, age about 10 yrs. One
Smith Stump Machine with over
200 feet of cable (both newO One
16-inch brush breaking Plow,
new. Above are new and worth
all / ask. Arthur Radcliffe, Eagle
River. 9-3t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16
Card From the Jacksons.

A card mailed from Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacksons Nov. s at Admission,
Alabama, says so far all is well
but going is slow owing to rough
roads and climbing mountains.
At one point the road was two
thousand feet above sea level and
the view beautiful.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

FOR SALE-Big fat geese for
sale for Thanksgiving. Call on
Joseph Zeman, Eagle River, Wis.
1926"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

WANTED-0ld worn out horses
and cows, undiseased for fox feed.
c. T. Dryz, Eagle River, Wis. eff.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-16

Villas County News-s2. 90 a year.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21
FRANCE AGAIN ADMITS BOOZE
Lrts Down Bats (, WHISKY and Gin
to SATISFY Demands Of
the Tourists

iaris The ir-Hrb so,vfnn.u, hn~
h,s'u se'uFe3!et! tu permit th,' !mlor,a
.tun !u.n trnucc "a. ita!i,ed al}toutt
ut Ahl~+y Aid @iT, >u Is la satisfy
JAc h,'uar,is ~ ,i,, tourists krr,' tirsm
foreign r1Iutr'ts Su.h {NaiN'si> bad
hte,l, i.tss!g3s"1rj >,urc ti, VAR and aS
ii result. the ifj,ses ~ ro, &'al, and
h.ahAll> scared Ia i'rntsay.ta4 ~ ghr
spii"y If ,in Hnl "h,Shs d,H',nis ht7i
turc suers residing hyT" hsNr made
dosis'rstie Efforts a. ul'jasN good s,l 49,
fgAin Ens idud and Ssutjaita aut Ntse
t.rrn Csssgia'll,''i 10 pa, vAsceia>t} high
prices fur IT, Reports NJ ii .rsa'
amo"nt II smuggling Indicate ta.it
ti4.' Foreigners iass shriit M> 1ig.c'
difficulty obtaining thctT faNvgftc
brand of whisky 40 they do II
Apicrica
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

Some Of our Democratic sx
changes have sriea 20 make il
appear that Governor Hyde has
vetoed the appropriation for shs
payment of the state pension IL
she blind. What hs vetoed was
an additional appropriation of
$4,000 by she Legislature AZ
the recent special session aug.
menting the appropriation Of
$3.50, 900 fox that purpose as che
regulas session. Governor Hyde
in vetoing the second approprss'
zion. said that until more rsliable
data was obtained as 10 she
number sf blind persons in the
.tate eligible TO pension was at
Asand. he deemed the first ap.
preparation sufficient, That was
she exten. Of his horrible act
seward these unfortunates.
Anything goes nowadays with
the Missouri Democracy Ia its
effort a. discredit Governor
HYDE.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21
GOES TO SHRINE on KNEES
ised q keer II Esssana
&sed,

i.isbon.--!s curious sight MAC wit-
messed In The streets eg f.ssAon S,~sa
after dawn sssN.;stly. Maria s>'ue,sea"
wife of wersHssa. was ss<a li~s-
rius herself painfully "a hev sl'r-vs
frem her kau~c thrsusa she bass
tsnsss IL ,i. th99vh ef Our ,-sts a
Health. ihu> csrr, iBs on: Il sos sHs.ic
tlu'ins th.. siing>s ~ her hsSlsaf3
The astar,v trum aer hsl~r to
,ss rhur,.h sss aN-r gas iailo> aEt
Hong t-fsfe a., hsa scsN,ta;'i'~t.,,t ,sse~
ba,f cf h,r pi'zFsspass As'F AH,-, av,v
torn D, tbs g;on,s sad hcr dFsSS Nzs
s;slt.s,s. Nta k-,=st.
Martzs hesaahA = sesag t;amsn
f.ii -.siaasis q, shoai xis u..,sghs s-''
and va. sh.n az ~ the sis-rinfs Sc
tssp.isa hia ~tih sntit.sg vas~ Atai
uis~a u ass shsaEht that be szs dy-
tag. .h. psayet fer . sairseis ~ ssse
AI. slfs. assAinf q vac that II hs ~
cssss~a sh~ sssii 80 - kss ksr~~. 40
= ssxa u sssas.ssssaa - ~ shrtss u
- ln1y & usnsnA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21
HOLDS HEART. PATIENT DIES
S.sraSSa Al Cf.aA1 lH Sss srsrisns CFsts-
eis~s ., Stu1sssgs fer In"
gsss} Act

t;,asy&. Ssgl 2rriaAsi. .~-I'he caaso2AAi
ssv az arssetll has egslegssi 81 tsAss lEy tsate
&El exssaeg>isgrag egsrFaftssA FeEIsFnasSt
BY The eh5gf sagsVs1a az d sssss1slE4t Is BE
sx rsleset-t stiss heart sgsssn ssaa aaas~ei
tsssgksss.
E'as,g las saSYs aaansscGf she basis< gisers>-
sa@ a9s hv&rt. The ss.r=s%aa -Easse fer
~ aalu4tees te the aoETsssss stgsssE4ss
w.gA tAss ave h~ars In ass asfssls,
Ay :se cssd vf ssse sssstage. w tea tAs
assn ss> asaa. th~ ssRztstsEs tsrutessssa
to the sarxsNsGa. who dismissed stssssr
sssa 49, ;atSs asta tbs rs3saz=s gftas sass
ga yAyas, aetsd sazve ased astssss with
sn ses aaarS~
Aa,a,tFstaSs ere aat satisfied 6 Esh
shss esplaslae,Sss Vi hl}~ ssss yiettass
relatives ,h'Hk 81 szsiSxssss clsil ae~
ssea for damages,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

Marss!lie, csi.-finhiaS of the
bodies q! hus,' eagle aud q moun
tain rain Oh Table mauntaln In Rul
Ter county revealed It desperate battle
to the death heSweea ehe great bird
and the mountain s'aai, in whi,ls -ac!,
WAS actuatetI hy love fer their ye4lnS
The eagle. according ie lncuusaiueers.
three DAYS sto >eIsei = small kid fr'fa
the rams ntrd Ia feed hcs small Gag.
lets IN their nest high nn ,op nI the
mountain keiur.la. ou similar
mission the ra.u attacked The vasis
sn.i Che pair .sstlle~i 10 the death
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21
FULL OF SURPRISES
His Nuptial Race Not "for Maid
ems but "Previous Winners"
Instead ef Getting Widow With One
Child, Got Woman With Seven
Children and Two husbands.

New York; Meyer Mauer's marital
life was just one surprise after an
other.
He told the Supreme court about 1t
when he asked for an annulineiIt OF
the match and reeited the lis, VI un-
expected events that came to him after
he was duly wed.
When be married Becky Mauer. he
says, she represented herself as a .id-
ow with one child. Surprise No. l.
Another child came to the home. cali
Ing his wife mamma"
Surprise No. second child came
along later. also child Of wife.
How Gomez asked Meyer
Thought you onlys had one ct,ildy'
"oh. | merely forgot TO tell you
about this one" said his wife.
Surprise No. 3-Thirti child. also
added starter, comes along 10 live with
mother
Surprise No 4--Fourth unheraldef
infant adds Itself to home circle,
How much Of a family have II"
asked Meyer.
Surprise No. 5--"There are two
more. said The missus, and the family
grew from tie one listed child 10
seven.
Surprise Nc s-Meyer discovered
that Mrs. Maueg had TWO other living
husha nas and then he decided 10 let
the ~gpseisa. eeaFt pat an end To his
family surprise party.
II, is ease Of fIand and ,nisreFre-
ssntasiutt," he sad In asking aunui-
hent "iier" thought was getting
widow with one child and tpA
that sos 4 waaAan with seven chill
dren and lNn huel,Anas.'
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

Architect Plays Joke When Ne
Builds St. Thomas, New York.
Other ~s'1es cf tire Tsrese Are oss.
ecsefed Scgirtarso In Weed In
the Eassee-

Se1 forks~~ss- Tfl@ama. Egass,8;sai
Church !is Fifth s*snae i&sfsnr ~ 4
i't'ss-Ale rissl oz fi.e s4efFagso!ssaa Art
Aas+iii44 Ia ssgi.,sic lsisrs4sa fsss94 s1sg sx,-
uliaIive disclosures that sl4sass-sa sss
Si4sst,sssJ gothic sifuzst ere ts4 fase 4 ver-
hah'e treasure sEzyFs ot usassa- .e-2Gs-
iase aid aov1 eaysara2.
TIE FIRST -disc3g cry" izlasi- nx =
new sGaiser reeesstly revealed haye-
irtaiic dollar saara CARED its tspz o.
slafaentatlo1s abpre fEe -23-stsa'. ~
trance" Then tosftsss-s-fs s2ss. 6$ss4y..
cry af a whole rsyzg af ~aFs'zl22e yytsa.s~
little beads afsoa1t liz size II fsr
----ssza gtGttetl atsaFe sse ag&.1a e.sstrz1.t1s.
Il.t@e jE2elEsIft 6 F1s1agEcg4l Gart}y, q
3'2ai4 with "a aasesf' III aas*e aGsG Il xzugss-
&a heraiae3 as '-tEsse 1ivo@rv4a.
IL*s architect Asy44 rsr.4l -tte-[s 10 tae-
f73sIaf public ei4rt Il~tiBs S,s.a4e, os ts.a
"Gss carvings Jll@s de1o-are -fse liz
teritsr of ii1e csarti. f,sls- uf rse t4~v-
ln@s. entitled -I'Foh .Ftitlors.~ degGets
Laee&as fnu3ties4 fretu aes ,v
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go. =, 80 '''> ','''''' -
the ~soft" drin&-
T.,a ,..,...s ...- -,.,..,.- .,.. .-.,.-,
.ro,,,. =, -. -. ~ -.
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21
unruh Cohar Sutton
Saves Man From Death

A.issss.s teo. y. Tits Hssf.i
oassca-v>i ~ azrNasssS. Rseyss
ysItsss;e. SiaeseS - ~ a ess,
arrss>l ares sbisrt. picked oa,
the tAiri rSil - tss fessasyi'
sstatS Eleetr.c ,lFr foe s-si
ard esrxf~>i s,ssStA ~ The nszr>
s1a - a c,1lsG easitexl lie =
son In ,he eaty tsii NaliaS,e
had Tvssu'NA sls eozt and tr,sl-
ssts an4 i1seS~i thea 90 the
live tttrt FxF sAsi ~ss ~rss.
ilins wsth 40 uhFuly collar bot.
tea .s.ea disSvssFVSt hy rzsroi
taxs Th-ru1s. Keer TIE -
arssssn sssh,.~d The aNss sssi
szsv>i Hiss fs,ei t-rtsg eaestr.s-
cets-1. A aasaEle 4 AsssSa sss
fesznd Ia tls - ss-ts - The F-s
iss~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

HeiCo'and tsTfAahs, Every GaF "a
n Fourth OF Jelf celebration OH this
little sssssssy s.4ssss*a Ax.i sssss ''safe
ant sane" celebration at that
Al ruuri.e the i,sp German Wu.h-
lhttt "a hu ere dyna;ajtins the fpt fori,
E"Ss Aud naval barber II Kaiser Nii-
N8h, So pff 'h..ir Na>!s The hn,n.
}4ards}eut ke1l's ut t!tnuIVul the og,
Charges uf INT a4aar ia, water An
tOe haGhor spout ~ i,he Ge.srF> ia
l"itunston. park and the his gun ,.ts
un TIE summit OF the rocky elm give
III occs s!o,sal roar like kesu'ius afd
belch great clouds u black ssurse
And pulNeriaed concrete.
Yer Two years more The work ot de-
saS'Htian vii contiuue. Il took rise
haisrr cir|Ji wears tn t3giid the great
t"gtr,~s and harhor Nhtrh tirfrtdy4
ihr ks,} canui and aF"ye.ri ,;rrm@n!'s
Uavs base chose fu lu.lanI Il
cast Grrtnars t@t.s'tsp mHsks {>l...
..s'ssaA III" cast af di>,Uautl!Hg.
Which ',vTi@auy alNa ,puSi bear H ac-
y,,gNiaNcv with ,h.' lcyi,s ~ th" tcr.
sG3lirs treaty. wiig probably f'e about
4tss''ss snd ,nn,as tS'tss'nsn
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21
&er,s Gardening Beats colf

pctrcit. Mich.-Thousands "s IN
,r,itces who ariuinrS the gardening
habit during the var haNr sNa,inuc,s
the practice of taakins ard tending
PATCHES uf vegetables and snail fruits
uuiu IL has hcsN,fue hebi'y with a
large tr-"ftlon q rnen hrHr u"r
interest IL i-ihg taken IL gNss'nlas
than IN gelf. baseball ~ oihcf sg-sts
e,ursns tn. snmR.r usoaihs. asSurdl n
10 ,b..-a abe have asads . siady VI
the s.tastioa-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

Brakeman Gives Sssrsss soee<rs Lest
fsaaa in handkerchief tn
ersssrs Car.

tsslts> fsx-pzzteasasI> valued al
asprox ssusissy Na,tse sele1ring to .
lo~sal ass's-salr y~a.try Asuss. wsre
sAk~a from arusntssers ,raak by
r,slt.~rs. abe kgoSs Tat. the xaEiraad
dwf-sf q; gesse Ctty. B-ar asre. " here
the trsnA sas si.rs-l.
Aeeut s-sisssl sorth u the alAn,ssssls
@sre taraed ever 90 sheriff Tan
HArssoa the fesis~lng dap ~ . brake
n>t. abe said he fsssa then In .
sr~s<si sss. ~fases~i NJ IA q ssaisd
siss~ hzaik~rwnwf
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

II ahy further argument in
support Of fhc coni;ticte enforce
meut of prohibition were need
ed. The recent Arbuekie Rappe
affair at san Francisco would
serve as c!iuchar. Here We
have she personal liberty
privilege fully exercised, ard us
fruits sp.sa for themselves,
Our wet friends may say: why
damn US all for shis individual,
case: Because i. is JUST such
Individual" cases, repeated and
reps ated. tina. make slie concrete
aud unshakable indictment that
liquor and personal liberty are
Incompatible. dangerous aud
criminal in conjunction. This is
EN- phasized at every poln, of the
affair Ia which we have above
aliuded. and IL is because nf this
aholesome relationship that
we have adopted the Eighteenth
Amendment aud must now ,ieht
for its complete enforcement.
IL - mot . voluntary or gratu
i,ous task Of the friends Of pro
hibitson. nor IL II . wholly agree.
able one. bst whsn u 10 thus
lhssss spee sAen sAsO uti ses
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-21

We suppose our Democratic
friends Will attribute the South y
gro wing prosperity Through he
rise in cotton Ia The attery ow
of the infalinle ana heuisn VII
son administration. while ,hty
pass the industrial depression
over the rest of the cuuntry NJ
the Harding administration. Tie
Wi,sonian astersiow falls only
upon the land If the faithful.