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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14
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The class Of 1906 ~ ST Johns Col
.cgc that is having a reunion during
commencement week will have a class
banque, tonight az Cumberland Arms.
Among the wcll-known members OF
this class are Professor Henry Fran
els Sturdy. formerly OF the faculty OF
St johns. now of the Naval Acad
eng; Or Arthur Walk, Captain Ned
Duvail. Major Herbert Fooks. u. ). A..
(rctired). Evelyn Harrison. Captain
Walter Moore Pore wilmer. and
l.ent-Colonel A. S kcene. L. S. A.
(retirell.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14
Art Needlework
lss CONDUIT STREET

"''al Society and Pliesher and
'iA Stamped Goods Columbia Uoels
PHONE So
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

Airs. l.. " Reid. OF Haverf0rd.
Penn. is visiting hce sister. Mrs
Samuel Brooke. OF Murray Hill. and
will be With her for somo time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

Citizens OF Robinson, Ill are rally
ing 10 the support of the American
Legion post there which is endeayor-
ing to rescue deserted cemetery
Iear the city The Legion men found
that three soldiers OF the War Of 1912
were buried in the abandoned plot
Markers Will be placed over the
81; YES OF the long-forgotten veterans
and the cemetery reclaimed from the
Wilderness surrounding it for many
years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14
MnnIdn,t Thaf Re Tnurht,

if we don't stop that insurgency
in West Virginia Mexico may with
hold recognition from U.S.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

Mrs Macgillivray Milne gave a
small card party yesterday after oor
tor Mrs Wilhelm FricdeIl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

ltaws of white wooden crosses. re-
pleas OF those which mark the soil CT
France where American soldiers
sleep. used in Madison. Wis. To adver-
tise Chinese relief drive. were re-
moved upon the representations OF
The local American Legion pest. The
Ii gion members demonstrated Their
sympathy for the starving Chinese by
subscribing TO sund. they they re-
nonstrated against cheapcning the
sentiment attached % their buddies
graves.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14
N' Dr. Hcalc Guc>t
7i W. Ana Mrs. Strahorn

WILSON T. NJ Beale, ID. D. pas
tas side Prosbyteriag Church.
New Jersey is the house
Captain and Mrs John S.
3 their home on Southgate
Doctor Beale, who is a
graduate, WIS formerly the
Captain Strahorn's home
.e,Il county. and is one OF
"a wao received the degree OF
Divinity Al old ST Johns
rruite
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

s-Hets L.n;hicum. former resi-
annapolis but now of ST
ere he is employed as a me
chemist by big indus
spent the past weekend.
sister. Miss Louise ".
-" principal Of Annapolis
School
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

Mrs +. A. l.. VossIer entertained
informally at dinner last night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-06-14

MIR and Mrs. Carryl Bryan gave a
buffet supper on Sunday evening for
Captain and Mrs. John W Grcenslade,
who spent the weekend with them.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
MILLIONS SPENT IN VIENNA
Money So Plentiful In Austria An"sr''
eans Are ovtbid for oblsts
6Art

Vienna. AuHria.-Ths astounding
amount Of ready money circulating in
Austria was illustrated BY the recently
concluded sale Of the rare furnishings
Of klessheim palace. one Of the resi-
dences Of the Archduke Ludwig VIC
tor. II netted many million crown1
and the newspapers say the purchaser
wsrs virtually ali sswiy ssch visnnsss.
Many professional collectors and
buyers from France, Great Brttaln
and the Cn!,eSi States came here fcs
the sale but declared they could not
compete with native hidderA whs ran
prices up ,nts millions ~ ncnchalant.
iy ~ II bidding In hundreda DsliarA.
pounds and francs. they sa!d, were
cu, o. the running. Several rare Gsse.
lin. erouvh, from l.ON. .oo0 to l.S0o GO
crowns each.
The v!enna Dcrty tast run vas al
other illustration q the money pasni-
tune. Aeou, 5000 persons sitepdsd.
And the receipts q the be.,,As nachtnes
alsns was A.saos6o cfownA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
YASKS RUN PERu's SCHOOLS
Entire e saeassS~s 81 syssrra ~ ceu-trs
ueacr Ciy-Stiee - arsstsean
Pr@fssssFA

IAsas. rerg- Nlft@a3'y the ea;srs
eSiaca ,iosal ssxsvsa at Pere y 'sss va
ssex The ,itss%ssaa rg ttgarr3taa E'T'sfes
soys Shs weyv ossi,yf ugsaa her, rsesas
" "a ce&asplese at ssluyatsssAs regerTH
rsavessR~nt hesa4a ysa peags xs,a-
The fyAgS t.q ,sy&y@stosFal exgr'Fss sr~
10 sSegs2ap ;l.e el-s5esa, :r"sa the Ers
g.&ry grade. 60 ghs aaiser>, gy. IA a.,
ea.vis we sgsA 'fge s{sss,iaA asrSAs et
sseh ssx-ti0a ~ shs cS@aasvs
Iee uAvTs FsrrS,n RsrVi Formerly sss-
rstary II the pSsrA@@r2can SS~ststy
81 tie Cs'resi States SAs, f@Ffitcras
cNaas<ss.l With ,h~ t'Aillal,lay ssisea
.faessl yngssSusi. aas essssSen by eresl
6sas ,.S<Gsa IL dsrses the rsssgaasys
,tea. ng. RStr4 hss hSSa set~sntss
S~Eers' ef eslaeAsssSsa aAd Hisler ht1E
are saarp than twvasy ARseg4eas rro
sess<Ss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
SMUGGLE IN CHINESE
Combine Slips Yellow Men Into
Florida BY Way Of Cuba.
YsW Places MhSrs eehooners Cannot
Make Easy Landing or Coast
line Of esvthsrn State.

Tampa. F1a---Chinese are being
smuSxied into the Cnlied States
% = large scais ~ way of csaha and
Ferfda, Acecrsinx iSrsrc-sr s-a.si ire
South. Cnlrss prompt action is taken
by authorities ., Washington. cSfsl'fi-
tions will soon he as bad in The SOUTH
ern states ss they we-e on the Next.
can border, wher. II took fse years
to stamp DOT the smuggling ~ the yei.
low men, says linn! srstiop Inspector
whales OF Tampa. Fla, In whose dis
trict much Of the smuggling hAs teen
going on
I'VE have icasp~i thst within he
pas, few months sinsest .5d6 Chinese
have bcsT landed In Cabs" says
whaleu. According 70 the ststA-
penss We g,s from some o, RE snug
Cling parties that we have rounded
up, these Chinese refnatn In cuba osly
long enough 10 mr. ke arrangements =
with the sslugslsx1 20 be landed CT
the Florida cosxt.
The fact that all the Chinese wis
have been arrested in this vic.nt'y are
plenrfully supplied With Roney xnd
are able TO chta!n unlimited funds Ia
defray ceur expenses Indicates 'hs'
there IL Uell.organsEed smuggling
combine At ~crk"
The latest arrests In the smuggling
war asr~ in Charleston. s. C, where
four Chisese were p'ck~d up, With
railroad tickets from CaearVxtt
Fla shorg distance from Tampa "a
Washington, \. c. SIX more wcrr ar
rrS,cd the name Gay at punedau fla-,
also near TamIw These six We're taken
when the, tried 10 buy railroad tick
cts 10 Washington.
The cens; ~ Florida is an IDEAL
place for smuggling orcra'st'as a.
there are oniy few places along the
entire 400 miles ot coaS, lice ~heFr
schooners cannot make an casy hand
inE.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
STICKS IN FIRE HIORANr
Soy 10 ktid srtssssr ~ S2stiee Ssf
hcar-~SAx Fsremea wesN
20 Free AlgS

Nca ,erk. Ihe Dasch hsy who
p3ae~<Si pp ssols In iae 2ySs ~t;a Ms
aS,si ars,i saseSs ti,sSiass$s GrOgz gsSs-! was
q prototype 2f as~ssar~Sssd isSses Nc
tiUskey ni Eag5ela. NAtess arm 50,
s,urS in rre asssraAg toF AAst al
hogr l~ri0iv >sx flFvaSg scseS the At-
tlsasss siSirt and srssSi h6ssa.
uasey sisd ssssase eaawas ssgna ;as
cap al the h,t!r~a; le.sse aaa aa-
ScveWs>3 IL p~sst Slowed his aett args
IL ae 10 the sh'asl,seT whs'n hs tried
IN withdraw IL tss sSsllslE'l. a~~aase .ag
III, sl,sss.s. he dsiat vsea 1hluas~sr
While l.rlns iescssx,l snsi lsc ar~sssca
slse,ss bands atta h.ta smd eAslei aina
y |saasr tstie sld.
Ras Mcx7assey. Sr,. asIS~as'3 assszS
aed lasv.'> inward as SagsSesss
lrsaa that at she lH4gr. bag.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07

Who pays the Income tax!
Probably many people labor un
der the In precision that it 10 the
N ultitude of little fellows. with
incomes ranging from 900 to
&. 900. who pay the larger por-
tion Of the federal revenue frsm
this source into the treasury.
but that ia far from being true.
From a tabulated report just
issued showing the distribution
Of the income tai In Missouri
We note that a. $40 people hav-
ing the minimum taxable in
comes paid a total tar thereon OF
S4s6. 733. or an average OF about
sl1.23 each, while two people
with incomes in the $500, 600 to
$3.50, ono class paid s637T, s63, or ar
average OF $3l- ,6sl so each. Thus
liz will be observed that these
two highest incomes paid into
federal treasury nearly half as
much again as the ~, $50 lowest
income paid in. Between these
.-o extremes are twenty eight
other classification ratings. Yhe
heaviest total appears against
the $4,000 to &4O,o class. in
which l07 incomes paid 81, l,566,
500, or an average Of little
more than s., $50 The total
nun Der OF returns flied was
l25, 24S, and the total assessment
S22, li6, $40, the general average
seiug a little above $11e. That
this method OF raising revenue
is jas, and equitable there can
be ro argument. The man with
money can pay direct taxes
easier than his less fortunate
brother can stand the burden Of
an indirect tax upon his neces.
sites
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
MADE HIS LIFE MISERABLE
oirs Followed Man and Threatened 10
Commit Suicide u ~ Did Not
Marry Her

Rraakiyn.---"rieaSe make that wo-
man stop following me-" pleaded lr-
wing RsbinowitH, ~ years old rs he
rushed into n police station, Rahin"-
vita pointed eu, girl IN brown
dress who WAS standing on the other
side of the street.
"Shc Threatens to commit suicide un'
less I mnrry her." he declared I've
had 10 chang. my sasr'iinE place many
times because she follows me."
"Why dent you marry herf" the p<'-
lice asked him.
Newer" shouted the frightened
yoans man ~ he dashed ou; os the
station house and i-aIs>i Into = taxi
cab.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07

While In town Saturday .
young Republican handed the
following 10 the Mirror reporter
for publication: Il would like
TO ask those Democrats who are
wasting their time yelling Har
ding, Hughes, Hyde. He'll and
Hard times" what they could
expect after . siege of Wilson
ism. Wastefulness. Want aud
War tthe one he kept US ont of,s
AZ We have suffered long from
Democrats. Debts and Prohteer'
ing Devils. we believe that with
a sane tariff and lower taxes ne
are nearer 10 Psace. Prosperity
and Plenty than as any time dur
Ing Wesdrsv's eight pears 81
Rsls o. nsia. - Bssslvills NJ.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
PROVED NE WAS NOT YELLOW


N1w rcrk.-1hsfW = - 1csbk Hcw
In The usansis q 0s9us xnsHeh's
srtra&is ~ 10 hix eosraee he hxa
satisfied rhes1 heyoad nssA - fnsshsr
prs%as shss hs hSs ~ -ysaiew sees&h- :
A aeata ago es~ Il DIAN enasssagiy
dared aam to tusap - ~ Williams
Sarg bridge and knraeA tsnpsA Ns~
hw has sawed snaehse q hss fStsuas
frasn arNsuias In ths EAae stvse.
Karaes. wha 10 svea6y-hvs yssss s:7is~
ssartsSi er 4 swim with rr~aA fssctek-
rses sss s,sat fresa Nssth NH ssr~<f-
eas bad Ssa- saiy nasis waS As~s
the ssser wa@a Nssaick eue . er~aes
and ~as s~ses ~ - esrress ssaer
aae es the Rrookiya vssrA Essseh
fouad hitn sad swan wtsA ~ tri~ea
naek TO the NortA vl9sA sessst ders
wh~re friersas hsspsa us0 ssa = .ls'
water.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
BLAZING CROW FIRES FIELD
0ird Killed by q Live Wlrs Falis Into
Nay causInS leo u Several
Hundred oeiiarS

Rochester. n. IA crow altghted On
Q heavily charged electric wire OF the
Niagara Power company and was In
stsntiy killed. falling blazing mass
in;s q n~ld af uncu, hay belonging 10
Hobart Stshl. near Sp~ncerport. eight
miles from here,
The Hsld caught Ore. causing = loss
Of several hundred dollars. and for
time threatened adjoining wheat nsids
Whose uncus crops are estimated to
b. worth Sesefai thousands.
The Spenrerport Chemical company
made the three mile run to the Stahi
p,aes ard prevented further damage
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07

The Democratic party went
out Of power las, March laying
"A pi,fall for the Harding admin
is,rasion tina, would sustain the
Democratic record Of spending
between six and seven billion
dollars a year In carrying OF the
activities OF the government.
But IL wouldn't work. The Re
publieaus aren'i en,ous Of that
record a. all. Let the Dens
have the full credit Of II and i,
wlll be long. iong day before
they II be called upon 10 10 sur
pass il.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07

II 10 said the Senate will ur'
dertake to revise the House
revenue bill so thst a billion
dollars more revenue will be nd
ded. We believe the House will
bAlk At accepting such change,
~ it should In our opinion, IN
less ito members are hunting
trouble for themselves, The
mem bers Of the House--ihas is
such OF them ~ are looking for
ward to continuing as members
will DO going before the peo'
pie a year hence. and they know
they'll have TO come clean. They
canuo. even afford to compro-
m ise with the Senate On such a
proposition. The House bill
comes ~ near fulfilling the de
mands Of the public for tax
red uction as is possible uader
the difficull les of government
finances passed on to the pres
ent administration by it's prede
cessor and that coptiguity must
be adhered 10 II the government
expects 10 hold the confidence
OF the people The House bill
will produce the seccsssry rev
snuc u treasury plsnderers like
the railroads Asd shipping Board
are chcked od. And this thros'
Sllas business In - usch ths
Hssee's dsty - u is 70 ssasd
osu aapinss ths ssesas's lseA'
0onneeo - enn1hoeo ol))lDe
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
ONE x.RAy MENACE UNREAL
Rays Not Likely 70 tnjure Persons ia
Adio,nine Rocsns, says
Report.

saTis--N-ray laboratories have h'Vt
found 10 constitute but Sigh; II al
danger 10 lsersons ia aS5acca' rN>sa~,
4 report 10 the Academy of Metsic'iss
held that motiera appliances and eagi'
d,ions general, existing la N'ra.
r,,oms su..iciett.. prastS.t all hi, ;s'e
operators.
The report Mas rrefsred by d c~iai'
mission after 'r>rni rcis,sts "a Ia.
Aca,lc,ny that Mays we're swrisst;s
n,enaee to people In buildings housing
ls,,ora tori,s~. Il was e~sa,-ntisNs tsHs
the rays wea,,i penetrate wallis With
turcv enough iect 10 cause seTaess isl'
Jury. This eeaieniha Was founa ey
the sxann,tsSisAn to ir sli fca.n,sy>i,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
HAUNTED YEARS;
VICTIM IS ALIVE
xissogrfan 3eets Nan He
Thought he Rad Killed ia
Quarrel u Years Ago.
LIVES N PERPETUAL TERROR
Mar Fails FrSrn Trsgn Dsssss Fsas.
Which Resulted Frvas osxss-es-
Eeas ossr csce Gsm~ and A.
t1SSnSss vMaAS tAass Es<z1k " "

Eznsas Cty, Ae--sa,s-A~zza z EsH
OF Paris NJ. Ge. f&E= 10 fAee i2 q
peEsey ff@sl2-b sSgg@s d ss4xs EaxsTa hr
tl4oBgA; Ass tzas3 Gl.asst IL ys2rH aSa
add Ire issezl.ory vi @2ss@ alleged
eeaT5 A41 A@ site+1 1gnn ala she%@ yasaEs
4 nacle- ie.:4pg " tAe remarkable
CASE es-4ss fssGs beaver to l. Il.
slatZe=r. IEAsAsaa. ..,-r 9s gss~ Tes& SEg~G2algy
csssss s9.Aay. II $as srvGa SI4as tz&rra kat
tfctlssr. ges4hssa L. H&tL
Hal, yong saracser as&g Paris.
| No, Nsa;at :s siv E&gaess AAEg@-st -& s@s
to wcr8 IL 1897 lie 42~.4gsss~srsa4 TGe
letter re~s-5T4s3 Gy Ar. SAz.zes s&s
si-Es-5 %.tA strs.aa-e EaasGzSs, LIAR. e.
ThVtIss X eos4saiased tGis szs-y gt tAa
6lss p,%& rsgez 0t EAs@ ae~ 1z=-@
In Perpetual Tcernsrt~
For u years Hasg, azisSgr iAe La2 sss.
q. Harry l. Thomas q f}-4T@g Las
ggA&e4 st tl.e sight u p@e.,-e Gs-%e~r.
He aas avoided ail rerssG4s he krasw
" isea ha as Han. fEe E&s speGr sake
A-.A - s+'Nv tFs&1 AI4r AI+f8s* A%- A~-~ sssH =
A v.te ar1 ssaea cAaIA6 served TO add
10 his aaHies5es. What, :. they shgsaat
discover b. A&3 killed Ean:
Eat TIE 81 ovry Is ever Ttsg.ass sax
walking rs~.@tJ1ty an D'eGver SErs-~t.
lie met 1he E1&a sgr ws0ese E2ggdsr As
t,-3gsye3 te w8s haa;esi the lec,er
states TAe 17ra vS-&79-r 4lEa-1 each llher
&t tie sane sir14- tn "'z1 sFs44e.'es.."
-4aa held -, a&s hazs4 III greeting
y though, KILLED yea" Thoaaas
sasr~8
Laid 9o,~ TIE ~Fieeira" rersist- y
wss os.ly bruised 9tiT,s.-
In the IL yvags stGee bis diszpsear-
arc~ Hs,Ys fasggisy has as0s2r1.s-t Aasa
ns dead. Relatives &tIe- yiks! seG'
search. ;otsk steps 70 coibect bis lrAs-r-
Hrce. bGt lacking proof as sbe@ih, ~erv
unabie 10 DO s4
os what AApg1sse-t after Han. wtts
sH-s In w~@ss. Acsf sas aarF.sg 1ss4s
sfe s~tss< nss sss~ ~ say
i sag iz;8 4tsss .assr- | ss@a s-a5a
one of the heavy .a.ers was 1aa3 VII
liarasp1 ia@ aatt fought oys~ tAf
game. thea sss:ea2y4 10 ozr ciGsFssscss
Fr8suily. W. csigzstssf Iat@ eax car Ia
80 10 K&psa. C9ty. We sg2rTelssss
asaln. sea~9tt, M1A TIii.sgsS2 felt
tro;u the ;sa!a lG ,aae fsnt
Net G4isss " &~sesr.
-'Tfse next hay rsa& I'm a rGt@ar
that ttt t.s~sy 0s sa uaas@UgSae-s ssze
had te~gs f~ani 9. the yaslr@Sd vixFsf
of aay. mss n5ss guilty ~ u,Vrsi~g
.rl, 10 prove IL 49, 4 si@eeeEG tb8re
oJAesS hat ssesa q Csf2-rsi-
= weas Nest. elsa agkea Ssr nsEne 50
TssonssS ant ggy~H g., al'& sae cgyfafrg
flualiy sess,s-! Ia rSossvsr. Ms u4ar
red sad now AAsc a 5&eS&ses sss
ycsrs cid.
sTca csuSef t'sss gsrs ,se tslisf nas
wI'l.a'HxzS Nvrr kDSs@ MIN TIT sR-.
we toit nay @gf@ sra AsgShse-, g.
the harfi~S u-zs la ;A* gVaseYr w
are coming *, ~s.- Yos srs! az ths gs-%
q. ,ag folks rssA, aasy- eaa Aar,&i
wait
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
AIR ROUTE OPENED 70 BaGDsD
Rsesccs ssssa,ed ef Deserts hAcs
Accessible BY Aerial
Tysaseers

t.osiaAsl- - Gsgtaas that wcula have
to ~ass sBsas sesFs asfuse sAes eaahl
be ts4svsssd By railways sgc ne.
aalSks ssaStenssl BY aerial transport.
Meas cutaSs frosa ths siF aliksstry
that nvS air rcasr has eeen assnvd
W ser0ss the desert lsesweea fale='
tine and Nes1sosa'ass. Netira7sitea
has esr-e reevssea Of the sFfivsi at
ssSsisd Of thsv~ sirpsancs Of the royal
air ferye whleh have fis~n esve this
route.
The rev rosse Is about sssi miles
lang. h starts frena Eiansssh. lssse.
shrvuEh Anaasan Aaa hssr Axrzk.
~hess lasalas groaasis hase ssea tsc-
rsr~<i and rsssS~ds sh~ae~ n as sl-
nsa<i sfssigh. liss aeross tbs Arsksaa
desert 10 kaasdi~ ea tbs kaphssiss.
usa tksnxv 10 tiaxasA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07

President Obregon This ances
tors must have been named
. Brianl OF Mexico Ia as bold q
sish. as any lsddybuck among
the aucien. kings of the @ Brian
clan. Lookout. here our MIR.
Hughes. secretary OF state, gets
upa scrumptious treaty between
the United States aud Mexico,
designed 10 smooth uut oil the
difficulties and irri,abili,ies he,
tween the two countries, the
dotted limo all nicely arranged
for Mr. Ubregon sig and sends
il down TO the latter with . po-
lite please sign here request.
Mr., Ohregon giims II over and
busts out with: NIX, wot tell,'
That Is. he says ahe agreement
Is neither possible, convenient
nor necessary" and so leaves
Mr.. Hughes Nil up in the air
again. II begins to look like
MIR. Obregon has it on as.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
TWO SETS OF ORGANS
Man Can Swallow Water and
Then Battle in II.
Russian, "oiseesereG~ by French Aesd-
emy, Used Peculiar Talents &C
Fool Germans During War.



WHIST n s@sr#s d FnsMs, nscss ssrsanase-
~ Constructed IAys!oia~ c&35g fo. ira g
!ng ,ae ;1rriI heat wAse" The inAp
IL Vladimir B~3 %ar>St, formerly s. ca y
tain III the Russian army and ssnc~
tie BoisAev.s: reyoltiup . refugee IL
rsr!s Aca.r6ing 80 The rEsar BOD
xArsky has s ~auai personally ~. d.
seS1l,e ursals."
The ;avlIllslciiy of ,.4.eE;s possessed
hy tl4t.Se DF-aEs lvsg4 themselves 10
naay pract4erAi u>s@s. t'vr ins1Eage,
shower baths @re >eGrce Aai cy.t-
pasgsMtE,ts IL Paris IA, .lS*seslt, egt
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valcA g,%t occulies ai;1 ssase thrs-s
minutes thop. being thgs St.plsNl iS-
sis, b. JSics 0sSuas retErt, he sats'r
hS aag ot ,i4@ gaGu1 - Ia iAv ..tss' sS.tl-
1isop rs whett saglSp@sl. aa6 afta
slcA force sud ve',sciiy ,As, 'he
sirsam re.e> 10 ht'3sht az siI feet
failing back @I"n hlga ia Slat r'sN''e-
like it'. Hike slaoser
Ia Say>ty pgs has Talents Ia S,s%i
u>v Matte NShsns oa the sta}e cf iae
ksi,S, The l.usss8ns had NJ gs;JsQs'
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!ng anrg c4 ;hAf The ,,s7rtzsas gals@;
discover it tSey cuglSrvpy'.sei = ds.ss'
ny asytjVrl a. >sag,c Alst&ac~. lIafSSr~
>ky mas i'a0.>i IA 4 w.}l ,eyV';ovge's >g~as
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07

All this fault hndtnR ~ Ire
Missouri Democracy Of Cover.
nor Hydss administrations has
but n single purposs--the re-
storstion TO power IN the state
OF . thoroughly diasrsdited par
~ that WAS kicked out Of office
90 heartily last fall a. to sigRify
that the people are through with
1t for good and all. Because OF
Democratic obstruction tactics,
W have net even had the op.
ports nifty Of determining wheth'
or the policies Of Governor Hyde
as they have been expressed in
legislation are detrimental to
public welfare or benedcent.
This ohstrsetionism not only
checks the policy OF Governor
Hyde. but impudently balks the
will and purpose OF the people
Them mselves,s and il our Demo
cratic friends fail to grasp the
probable effect Of their insult to
public opinion now. they will be
made to appreciate fully after
the people have had an oppsr
tsnity to speak again. Only the
Democratic politicians and their
through thick and thin partisaus
have found the administration
polisies bad--bad for Democrat
ic jobholders. The petty irrita
ton OF this ilk over having los /
their seats At the pie counter
must discredit them Of having
any real concern for public in
terest. 1t also portrsys them a.
having 4 sniveling contempt OF
wholesome public opinion, 1he
desires expressed by the people
OF Missouri wher they kicked
the Democrats out of power have
no. been asated in the least by
the efforts Of q disarun;lsd poll
tical clique 70 defeat them,
These desires were born from
fifty years Of inetfiriency ans
mis- government in Missouri by
the Democrats: they we're fos
tered by the inspiration that
Missouri was great enough u
take . place in line with modern
progvasa. To fulfil this wisl'
the people turned 10 the Repsb-
lican party. and until ii is dem
ons,rated by something sounde,
than Democratic partisan clamoi
and opprobrium ,ha, i, was f
mistake for tho people of Mis-
souri To give their confidence L
Mr.. Hyde and make him COVER
ner to the end that the purpose
they had in mind would b,
promptly and effectively pu, inte
action, they will, and very pro
parly, too. resent the in.erfei
ence the Democrats are throw
ing in their way 10 crafty I:
grasping seliishness,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-09-07
CHINESE TO STUDY rAnNeRy
Uatvssslsy ss pek'n - Nave Mees~
Machinery FER WORKING
Leather.

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seau, 10 inir~ine into It's carrsr1lan
q cuurp. 10 ,ans-r, ssudsots ,aksas
up Heather" wln e~ r~Husrs~i 10 sssxsi
twelve hours s~sk In the rsacticc
lalsss,esy. ~Alch Is be,ar ~sairp~si
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cry ir~sa The rsitsd Sssss~ and
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sS~aesssssA
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