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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
LIFE SAVING STAMPS
HELP FAMINE VICTIMS
Each Mercy Stieker Purchased
for Three Cents pysvi6es Foed
for One DAY for q canesa

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

In ratifyinR the Colombian
treaty awarding that country
S25. 900. COO the United States
Senate gave another exhibition
of how easy II is 10 be liberal
with other peoples money. 1t
also shows that the Great John
y. = have lost none Of their pow
er over our statesmen. There is
oil 10 exploit In Colon hia and
the way had 10 be smoothed for
the Great John D. =. No party
criticism can be made of this. as
the Democratic senators are in
IL Is deep as the Repu blicans,
aud the treaty was made BY
President Wilson.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

The leaders Of the Missouri
Democracy aren't good sports.
they can't take the gaG as we'll
give IL. Hence their yelling
over what the Hyde admiuistra.
sion 10 giving them. Take this
matter .! redistricting the judi.
cial and state senatorial dis.
tricts, the Republicans are only
following the course the Demo
crsts themselves have laid down
ia Law fer such re arrangements.
II the latter can't stand . dose
Of their own medicine. they
shouldn't have made it and left
II on the shelf for their possible
discontinue. They get no sym,
pathy. now that they have to
take It, frsa tho Republican
down whose threats they have
forced IL for the past nssy years.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Governor Hyde has approved

Governor Hyde has approved
appropriation made BY the beg
islsture for the ensuing biennial
period amounting TO 80. 07s. $50.
This looks like . lot Of money y
and II Il . lot. yss Il wilI NO.
sustain the charge Of the DeEo.
Gratis that the Hyde administra.
tion will be the most sxtvavagant
In the history OF the state. OF
this above sum, $l4.473.s0S was
appropriated for public edusa.
tion, leaving bat 1857, 1928 Tor
carrying on all the states other
activities for the next two years.
or $2.42s,sll . year. In these
days OF high prices and big
spending this surely does no,
suggest sxtravsRancs. What We
contemplate In the Above figures
Justly viewed IL . generosity by
the Legislature toward the
school children o. Aisspuri. far
above any previously displayed
by the states law makers, a cor
duet which Is not only praise.
worthy in itself. but conforms
absolutely . with the pledge made
By the Republican party 10 the
campaign last year, and which
was approved at the polls by a
majority OF 10000 votes. Isis
the fultillmcnt OF the promise to
give Missouri a government tia,
would raise the literacy stan.
dard OF Missouri on par With
that OF the great progressive
states OF the Union. who have
never hesitated to spend liberia!
iy for that purpose. Should our
Democratic friends eayil at this |
effort at our educational uplift.
they would only write themselv
es down as unworthy to be ever |
again trusted with the guidance
OF the ehiidhcod Of eur beloved |
state to intellectual light and
the higher planes O! political
political freedom that follow th.
rising standard OF uniyersa.
literacy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

Having obtained a government
ruling for the production and
sale OF beer and wine as . medi
ciue, the liquor interests are
now moving to remove all re
sEi0tions N TO the dose, they
want II unlimited. In other
words. they want to give Us the
m edisira" habi, where We have
inst kicked loose from the bocse
habit.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

Notice 81 Final oettlanens.
Notice II hereby given 10 Ill
creditors and others intsrestsd
In the estate Of W. Il. Compton.
deceased. that !. the undersign.
ed administration Of said eete1e,
intend TO make nsal settlsmeoS
thereof st the next teSm Of ~
Probate Cosrt OF Washington
County. Missouyi. TO b. bsgsa
and holden In thu city Of Potosi.
in said county and state, On ths
second Monday In May. 1921.
N. o. COMPTON,
AdministvateY.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Sales Tax Prspessd.

Advocates In Congress OF q
sales tar a. . substitute for the
excess profits tax intend 70 press
measures which they declare
will yield more In revenue than
. resulted from tho excess proAts
tax, the transportation tax and
other wartime tsxes. One bill
for 4 sales tar has just been In.
'troduced 10 the senate by Ssna.
tor Emoot Of Ctah. This bill! 10
based largely on the principles
OF the Philippine sales tar sys'
TEN. and II is astimated will
yield about 81. 500, 0o0, COO a year.
Under the plan proposed by
Senator Smoot. practically all
OF the existing taxes involving
sales, excepting the income tax.
es. the normal tar on business,
the inheritance tag, the auteno
bile tax and the TAI on pleasure
boats, would be repealed and a
l per cent tax on all sales sub.
stituted. Yhe present beverage
and tobacco taxes would con
tinue in force. It would, how
ever, eliminate the theatre tax,
amusement tax and all OF the
so called luxury taxes. We see
no special advantage in this pro.
G,ossl to tie taxpayer. 1t simply
would shift the pinching boot to
the other foot with the hope OF
IL feel easier.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Secret Drawer Of Oesk
Made Poor Family Rich

The hidden fortune IL, II t,s,es
Of ia furniture has turned up
10 Vienna, Austria. with I'll
usually dramatic setting,
One Of the many families who
live by the gradual sale O. an.
t!que family possessions decided
TO Sell a very cid desk The
daughter and frteE3 were re-
moving II TO 4 waiting wsraa
when q secret apartment opcBed
and disclosed pile u golti
coins.
In tie coinage nf nearly all
Europe and some Of ancient
date. they represent Aun.ss
Austrian crowa2
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
VEGETABLE LIFE
Germ ISOLATED
NAY Be Of GREAT VALUE
Ooefos Cex Believes Thsa hte On.
es*ssy VIII Tsad 70 esnfsA MAI
astrftscn " Beneh.s Ars Extend
ID q Entire espusx.sen.

SeS 1ork---1tT- Harry E4r-!rges
Cox. inventor of ghe dry tssr.4ry ank
EAxnJ otns< crG-rixGAGeS, announced
that he had sacree-1rst s1 exrracrsas
tie Ttsni1e properties s.xx. fruits
ahf vegetables. As II ID beee.z..ax sr.
ereAssngiy r@cosszalzssd by S-sea;asts
That Esasy E--oI'le- including t.aose p-e-
saInaosy healthy are unscsae. g44ssscss J.
iy nourdslet ,s-c4 aAs thses sar food
lacking Sufficient yl1Gaa4ae .saS.@.st..eA.
Doctor Cox fees that has discovery
would tend 70 Sa14st. raa.a a1y.tlc,.. IL
!sx beaeiits xere exse14ssed to tie ec.
tire population
In explaining his discovery, Doctor
Iox said ia&4, s-aee & ssed VIII ger
sai12se whsn carrAs4 oy.r f.ssrs tr,s
se&s*A1 10 a1aJsker. /: was evtds-st ttss,
Eii vegetable matter taa. is possible
os recreation 1ast O. necessity have
q living !tsrce within iissa.. Al The
germ OF life Is IL tie SEED ss1e part
OF the vegetable is living or vtssEasc
part
Begins Experiments or Yeast
Beginning lis experiments with
yiiasaines about e year aSr. Doctor
Cox tcund it yscsssthie to extract thesr
from yeast Czacs he Isolated the
vs.sI1ic cell t-za YEAST lie wer, 90
10 other vegetables and fruits Afts-
obtaining the vita-aie GELS from frrfts
and vegetables he placed .Eers -r1ex
tie microscope and found that they
were similar il saaI~- s5fse-a -RAtre ard
action to the yeast vitaIaine.
However, after extracting Tie v..x-
mic 5,roT,erTies from fruits sn: yaSe-
tables. b-. Cox knew 30 uao-e as,out
the vitata.Iex than ths: they reacted
In 8 certain way.
AL ! ssruw is that extra II. the.
living vI,aHic properly. the par that
is alive,~ he said ~It ss Ike setting
aside that rsr, u the grain which
crea'es new life.
IL the drain pipe were q digestive
orTan 1t would have the tsess digestion
in tie .orsd because 1t wousd ke hes.
led Thst IL why soup u sacA . good
hing. The rstaussc property II the
eee.shl4ss In esss.es. Into IL
The Next Problem.
MalnaTrtE.au ls ezg.ssss by Lack os
consumption II %t'a1aiaes tn our food
We heaT E~essEie c5~uslalr u hssns
exhausted They say ihssr feed ta~<
he1s no coosd. Tss~y lack vttAxsagnes
"Saw tie problem arises Of how 10
te, people tc ss4TtAks &! tc~.3 that IL
r3ch in r1'Als9!nes~ How. t.s4-. ,o ge;
'he llT.Gs sgTaas and vegetable proyer.
les 10 the table Ii seems 10 r1e that
Il she Frglts ard vegetables .hx: are
w~ssit~! In sEsch is-T*tiSa"tss cg.a antilles
ever. sem- ooal9 st utilised so thx.
their vi;ar.ic properties could t.a ex,
srarted &nd saSAe av&st&hfe .a the
g-eassie II wuElt sa9ye sise rs-sss.sesn.
"Thp e1rrsscr ~A5ylst re used tn ,hs
n3afrer ~ s@.a:asst Ta sd ocs
sIAsoaf3i ~ v;tau2ft.. as call TIE xno.
s;ance. teNs ssls.erui of gts.. weasd
give nil the vf'Siss.tas gEe was,Atd nsx~.
fer Hgvs}, Growing cssstt-ra 'gr.%-
ulariy wauiyi ,se t*asstatltst ay f. ani I.
se.sss ,a 1se +: wesasi 'sa! &c s<ar~
tsae .asv,s,letta ~ Hsainasrs,sen
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Most governments which have

Most governments which have
passed into the shades Of obiiv.
ION died from becoming top,
heavy with jobholders. And
that IL whittier we are drifting.
Il may be long before We toppls
over, but we are fairly on the
way. Look bow ve piled MP the
jobholders upoa the taxpayers
during the Wilson administra
zion, and by hook and crook they
are holding on. lts ossisr 60 Res
the monev from the people to
feed the oflicial parssites than
u 10 to see their agony when
they are tors loose from their
sustenance. an1 a. parasites
breed fast on the body polite,
ohey eventually dsssrey 10.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given TO all
creditors aud others interested
in the estate OF Alice. Y. Andes,
deceased, that l, the undersign.
ed Administrator OF said estate
intend to make final settlement
thereof at the next term OF the
Probate Court Of Washington
County, Missouri, TO be begun
ard holden in the city Of Potosi,
IN said county and state. on the
second Monday in May, 1921.
JAS. ". ANDES,
Administrator.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given TO all
creditors and others interested
in the estate OF Abraham Polite,
deceased, that |. the undsrsign.
ed administrator Of said estate,
intend TO make dnal settle nent
thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court OF Washington
County, Missouri, to be begun
and holden In the city Of Pesosi.
in said county and state. on the
second Monday in May. 1921.
WILLIS POLITE,
Administrator,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
HAS TOOTH PULLED At |ol
u Wa Andrew To~ss's Las One. but
Hs Didn't Mind Ifetis TAlna
Like That

Niddlctown, n. f-~Andrew York os
Roscoe. Sullivan county who is ore
aundrrd and oae years old rus, hnd
his last tooth pallcss. the extrat~tIns
being done by ro~tor Derby Il k.siesa-
stlir.
York did not appear 10 ant1sf The
operation n,or~ than he would Las, he
zen . youp1 man
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

We're going to be At peace with
all the world again soon now,
What does anyone care what
Woodrow Wilson thinks about
anything nowadays. anyway,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

Tho province Of Ontario. Cana
do, went bone dry one day last
week by a majority Of zoo. 600.
The more prohibition the wsrld
gets the more Il wants. Great
failure, prohibition
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Notice OF Final Settlement

Notice 10 hereby given 70 oil
creditors and others interested
in the estate OF W. ". Glore, de-
ceased. that l, the undersigned
executor OF ssid estate. intend
TO make final settlement thereof
ut tho next term Of the Probste
Court OF Washington County,
Missouri. TO be begun and hold.
en- in the city Of Potosi. in said
and state, ON the second
Monday in May, 1921.
W. W. NORTHCUTT,
Executor.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Notice 81 Hl Settlement.

Hotics II keesby given TO a!I
creditors aud others interested
In the estate OF Eliza beth Owens,
insane. that I. the undersigned
guardisu Of SAID insane person,
TO make final settle nent
OF such estate a. the mex, term
Of the Probate Court OF Wash.
ington County, Missouri, to be
begun and holden+in the ca.y of
Pososi, in said county and state,
on the second Monday liz May,
1921. JOHN MACL4aY.
Guard ian.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
II FARMER HAD
T0PAY HIS WIFE
He Would Go eroke, Declares
Nebraska University Expest,
Summarizing Survey.
WOULD COST $4,000 4 YEAR


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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

IL unreasonable prcfiteevinc
wore \ high crime every baker
In the soantry would be subject
to = long term Of penal servitude
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

Japan stands hrm In her poa.
session Of Zap. All right. let
her have it: bat let ua be just 40
arm In req siying her 10 surren-
der California and Hawaii.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27
Here's a Tank That Can
Walk. Float and Dive

f1ksS-~An asnr6iessssssx tank
WAS demonstrated to t>reaeh
naval sn4 military sgshssesti~s
a. Asrssstf~s by tss tnx~rser.
Lesea fsxesatn- TIE machine
resembles .hss sstsnAry ~espres
saaS sxcvss that n - r~epssslei
srasn the stern Afser erossarS
srvnshss and climbing waits the
tank ereervd watvr. cralssd %
The sartsce for q while. then
dfv~d ana erswae4 asAar~ along
the eotsona4 Gea. Aeuro and
Adnlra, Beaasxanf Witnessed
The r~rfcrmsncaA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

We all want the cost Of living
70 come down. but few OF us
want to contribute out OF eur
own pockets 10 bring IL about
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

1etics n Ilaal Ssttlemsnt.
Notice y bersby given 10 iii
creditors sod 1shers isteresteA
in the ssasae n Kenneth Adams,
> nIaoy. tlIs 4 the undersigned
gsssAias u I'D minor. Intend
10 make Anal r. ttlensns Of such
sstaas u - exs tern Of tbs
Probate 0osE9 si Washington
Cosnay, AiasFi. - b. begun
- hs'Ass = s city Of Pososi.
y saia acsana1 nd state, or The
second Moa1 a May. 1921.
HAT Il ADAMS.
Guardian.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

Oar Democratic friends al.
ways were SO soft hearted about
kicking Republicans out OF oflice,
"a. .6uy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

II every body owned his own
home. who would feed the rent
hogsv
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-04-27

Germany iust hates TO pay
the cost OF her war spree.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-07-27
evening and~ Sunday.

evening and Sunday.
Tine Peterson returned home last
Tuesday, the 10Th. ::
Edith Langset of Beltrami, Oldest
daughter OF Nels Langset, now q
trained nurse,' visited recently with
friends and relatives in this commun-
Conrad Christianson called on w.
Parker on Sunday afternoon.
Theo. Olson and family visited in
Paynesville last week, the 18th of
July. Z
MR. and Mrs. Alfred ~Meistad took
a trip in an automobile to WISCONSIN
recently and on their way back call
ed on friends in Minneapolis and were
accompanied home by Mrs. Ronning
and children of that place who are
still visiting at the Meistad home in
Irving. !
Ole Langseth with his bride visited
with friends and relatives on their
wedding: trip from. Bemidji recently.
Two thirds of Daniels County, near
Scofey,. Mont, had it's crop destroyed
by hailstorm recently. ~. ;.
The many friends of Mrs, Martha
JUuuSUlt a. QHS1S oOIUISdCh 3 Ou tuO
Greenwood. Farm, surprised her very
pleasantly on Sunday afternoon, July
18th. They brot bounteous lunch
along which was served and sum of
money was given to her AS token OF
love and with the best wishes for her
future time.
C.. Christianson was reelected as
treasurer in Dist. 81 at the annual
school meeting held the 10th of July.
Clara Sunde and Goldie- Susag~ spent
Tuesday evening of last week with
Clara's sister, Jennie, at A. B. Nor.
ris'.
Kenneth Adair, the two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. OlOf Christensen
of Outlook, Canada, is at present very
sick at a hospital there. We hope
for his speedy recovery. 4
Arthur and Agnes Christensen
went to Willmar on Sunday, the 18th
to visit with their sister Emma who
is employed. as nurse at hospital al
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-07-27

Mrs. Ham l,il d d 4 ana dsushtei
Bertha made . visit with, Mrs. Gust
swenson last Thursday afternoon.
i Miss Ada ssWenson nicely enter.
4tained some Of her friends Friday az.
sternoon.
p. A. Anlreen OF New London is
helping J. r. Carlson stacking grain.
Miss Ada Swenson md Otto sWalin
took In the ice cream social at the
3Dokkesven home Thursday.
= III. r. Seastedt Of Willmar made a
visit at his parental home near: New
London from Saturday until Sunday.
Andrew Andreen's entertained com.
pany Sunday afternoon. aks {
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Thompson and
family were visitors at the Herman
Hookom home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Christensen and
family made q call 9at the Teepetonka
Hotel Sunday evening
Miss Edna Harlander and Johnnie
5Brattland took In the services at The
Green Lake church Sunday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-07-27
LAKE LILLIAN:

, July 25-Nettie Peterson Of Will.
mar spent a few days of last week at
Lewis Strands: So
Mr.. and Mrs P. M. Renstrom and
daughter Ruth were Wiilmar callers
on Wednesday. =. :::..-s~. ! i is. ~.
;, Miss Sudden of North Dakota ia
Visiting with her Uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs: A. Latt. =. =, !.
Cecelia johnson visited at Anua
Mornings ON Tuesday. '=z 49,
William and Robert Johnson Of
Willmar assisted George Anderson
with work on Saturday. I
=. Cora Galliford of Wilfmar arrived
on Friday for an extended visit at the
Andrew He'd home. :,
Caesar and Kermit Linn and Barn.
ard Berg visited at Lawrence Ander.
sons on Friday evening. = -.
MRS. Reisberg Of Niobe, N. D., re-
turned to Willmar Saturday evening
after visiting a week at Pete Blom'
gren's. -.
Ewangeline Renstrom is spending q
two weeks vacation at her home. She
is nurse at the Willmar Hospital.
Maggie Swenson of Willmar spent
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-07-27
LAKE. ANDREW

3 July Stella and Linda Gilbere
spent Saturday, afternoon visitine
with Clara Stene. ~ s1
.zs.s Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NStene of AZ,
water and their daughter Ruby, now
Mrs. T.. w. Barton OF Minneapolis,
visited with G. Stene and family last
Tuesday. ..> -
Mildred and Harold Rustad of Min.
neapolis are making a lengthy stay
with their cousins at M. O. Rustad's s,
Elmer Stene is on the sick list. Not
being able to get his. work off his
hands IN time, a bunch. formed par.
ty of volunteers to help him do his
shocking.
Having ample experience we shall
not be caught going to another school
meeting without lanterns. 49,.
1t can be seen plainly that the in
vention and coming of the, automobile
has been predicted and foretold way
back to the Prophets. Nahum the
prophet Chapter 2, fourth verse n
English Bible and the 5th in the
Norwegian, it reads thus: The char
lots shall rage in the streets. They
shall jOstle one against another in
broadways. They shall seem like
torches. They shall run like the
lightning .,.
Clara .Bendikson of Willmar came
out for a visit with her folks last
Saturday. ~.,>.. ..,...,.
Miss Cora Bendickson of Willmar
came up Saturday night to spend
Sunday at home.
MRS. Lawrence Larson and chill.
~dren, Ella Stene and Willie Oman
spent Sunday night visiting relatives
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Mrs J. Bjornberg and Mrs. L p.
Felt visited at the VIM. Bjornberg
home on Thursday afternoon.
Win Englund and Erick Sandberg
spent Sunday afternoon at Felt's
A number q ladies visited at the
P. n. Lindgren home on Monday at:
ternoon. SS-ss I
A number d young people held a
marshmaHow and weiner roast al
Lake Wagonga Friday evening.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Alinder en-.
tertaiped company from Iowa on Mon
day evening. r s.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Kleberg and family
spent Sundaysat Big Kandiyohi lake
where picnic was held by the rela.
tives.
Mr.. and MIs. J. R. Swanson and
family spent Sunday evening visiting
at Edgar Lindblafs. i
The Felt familysspent Sunday even
Ing at j. Kleberg's.
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within Three Months, and for
Hearing Thereon.
State of Minpesota, County of Kan
diyohi, IS.
3 Estste of Jonas G. Monson, also
known as ]. G. sMonson and iona;
Monsoon, Decedent. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of JON
as G. Monson, also known as J. C.
Monson and Jonas Monson. Decedent.
Letters of Administration this dav
having been grated to S. B. Qvale.
and it appearing by the affidavit of
said representative that there are TO
debts of said decedent:
IT IS ORDERED. That the time
within which all creditors of TIE
above named decedent may present
claims against his estate in this
Court. be, and the same hereby is.
limited to three months from and af-
ter the date hereof: and that Mon
day, the gath, dav of October. 1921, at
2 o'clock p. NJ. in the Probate Court
Rooms at the Court House at Willmar
in said County, be, and the same hete-
by is. fixed and appointed as the time
and place for hearing upon and the
examination. adjustment and allow
ance Of spch claims as shall he PIE
scented within. the time aforesaid.
Jet notice hereof he given by the
publication of this order in The WILL
mar Tribune. as provided by law.
Dated July ?0th. 1921.
IDA A. SANDERSON;
Clerk of Probate Court
(SEATl :
CHARLES JOHNSON, Esq, !.