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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

! We have before 10 the month
ly report for Septem beY last oi
the State Beard Of Charities and
Corrections, which contains the
reports Of county boards Of Wis
itors for the inspection Of local
jsils ana aim shosses on . mum.
Der Of counties. II TELLS An im.
prsssivc story on the failure"
Of prohibition in Missouri. We
give here q few Of the findings on
jail populations:
Aiasissippi Couaty. No pris.
oners; before prohibition the
usual number was ten.
Knox County. No Jail. NO
prisoners.
Madison County. None.
Mercer County. None.
Monroe County. No prisoners
and have been none since prohi.
bit'on went into effect.
Montgomery County. None.
New Madrid County. Jails
rarely ever occupied. though in
good condition.
Usage County. No use for a
Jail.
Rails County. None.
Ste. Genevieve County. None.
st, Francois County. None at
time OF visit; average, two a month
Sullivan County. No Jail.
Only twenty five counties were
included in the report, but it is
= fairly comprehensive review of
the population Of county jails in
Missouri in the month OF Septem.
beT in that it reflects itself from
all sections of the state. In eeun.
ties where jail prisoners we're
reported the mum Der rarely ex
ceeded two or threein each case.
So here We have q situation that
speaks for itself in refvtation OF
the claim that the state is rain
pant with lawlessness through
the failure" OF prohibition.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

England and France are said
to be making great strides in
airplane development, while this
country is tagging far behind
them. However this may be,
they are far behind us in the
facility OF making money fly on
flying machines.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

Woman is never ending en-
igma, Take this case uf Harry
Graham aud wife Of st Louis as
a sample. Graham had three
wives who could not get along
with him, and when he was muir.
dered the other day by a negro
servant his fourth wife commit.
ted suicide and joined him in
death because she could net live
without him. And there is
something else: Number four
found virtues ia the man con-
dueive to her happiness that the
other three women seem TO have
missed completely.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

We have 80 far rafrsincd from
making An extended comment or
tho armament limitation con Ter
ence and will refrain a while
longer. Since the ebulition OF
popular hurrah over the an
no .~acement ~ &:r Hughes OF
this goy,' ,'-amcnt's psau Tor aayS.
reductions by ..se powers mas
ST. nhsided nothing has i.-ssmfea
1t the conference 10 raise Qua
estimate of human nature.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

nn ;he i'yg,r sear lor hcd. where
Patty Ts3r,silj had leGs her cess, sn,
haf. Fl~rncs nsds her second as
c,neFs, Twp small. folded sl!l~S u.
paper by titsr'. dropp>si 10 Miss t.st.
chili "heu she pyit ,sH her cssas Ia lhe
iarkeDiag ra,al They mcrc the ~,
plies ,,s rattS's whispered etsesr',,ss
ia the game t,a the stel,.--. he pls~l ssSi
Truth. Nris:ea by Henry Rpnier and
ileFlsert .A;aatSf an tisclr sacred words
and houurs. The infw'natesi pair had
either oyprcstisnatcd pAsty's eau,ion.
~ rlfe carl hai tho'sht she would
SO priac HIS ls,tia MASSIVE shsi size
wotsg' treasure i, In y teader ~ sety.
perhaps p3nnsS! graa her blnGse sat
the first osfertguiiyi ever the heart.
/, Il pasitlyety safe TO SAY thSs neither
"a ,se Two sssrs cities would ever have
been 80, ef.an lsai,ev ha,i Hsr,ie.. aaa
Henry any fnFe-saaiosinE this; Fatty
might be Sl-ssjess. md the partners
would have '~'-'n stIz.t with the at.
,i...ss harrar ce9id shey hsre ccucp.ve>i
the possibility IT tis,-js trastfgi al.s.
Sagcs ever falling into the bands os
the rien,less creature who uoy. With
out an ias;ans's honorable hesitation.
ssssf.,,sisl and Rad shenl.
-Yes. lt l got To- fyii sae trgyA, I
know have got pretty eyes" RsFt,e-;
had unfort tuna,ciy wri,Tes, y ar, glsSs
you think 50. too, Patty. ssncsusc year
eses are tea Herbert ililnxssagsa
Afwsser, Lr."
Ard Ns HAIRY Eee;er had nkeaise
ruined himself in d cotocsdentsl maa-
ner.
swell. Patty. nay ryes sre rsr'ty,
ha, sarl..se waala ase to trade with
saurs tsssssuss, ,sa hsse ts,auitsti cye~
slse. sare as my Ra,ae is Iiehry
Rusats.'
f,assee~ stesd oaoss = he psak,
shasssss eiecsrte drps,sikht ever hxw
small white drssssns tahie. resdins
again snsi again ti,s~- pssietiesi.y
hassesi little ccutadcaeee. Her eyeisis
were wisassrswn 10 an uapseScica,sS;
rrsirnsent. - r~sHarkshly she ssSud.
vhSle her sssuth sr~ssed - s<~psre
Rseif far the atteaxcsssi rss~psin et
. ks,s h~ssssd M TEAL csSnssty. And
~ s.sssts ssepA - -an0roNaN
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

II is reported that the brewers
will contest the anti medicinal
beer law In the courts on cons,i
tutional grounds. So il was th.
brewers that needed the medi
cinal beer Well, we guess they
are = pretty sick lot.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

Western farmers are said TO
be burning corn for fuel again,
the price o! the cereal being so
low. But this fact does not
seem TO fire the breakfast food
manufacturers with the least
desire to bring the price Of their
product down from its war time
nlacaHnD
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

II fhey s.e 70 saTe cAsgr way. U-s
for Fferesss~ there w@s new ns sEs,M
,erasixtsos- Laos Gag toward tire 6e-
aaasttinn Of AsuStr- 4 Eossr-, sn 81
Of -fruth~ Honid hare hesn ar ~f~e~r
Of the sscaifxxt rsslior compared %
what might be zcso<nrifssss-s hy d
czsefua Use q the casasgrv@Ate Waaie
Torassn-
- - - - - Dow
x~< F1naS<zRs C1 SaEszky S11zZlEE X
Has fses r-3sfleSest essstS-G 10 -n 10
the h4zss-e eS hSy fat. std 4reaf-EzncSe,
-S~-s4gaa Atw@tsr, &a4 -pga@irs vt.Gl aGne
o'clnck. 10 esaattv essssapaEaeash&p with
rneie Itsssxsh arst Auat Carrie, bis
wgfA. and a te4r ott4ss relatives ~fAss
were ts .he A#hsr ~ sl:vstsfszx sn ssserS
OH SrzF1@y esfnt-gs. In sutGnz~r
Iesr a2sde and cake were srssy 1ea,fy
r-vvissd; In the sEsgsuE- an- ssH
tpund cake. ssd perhaps a pitcher ct
clear Dew cts.es: sps,ass ve:e Always
certainty.
This eseal1g sAs GLORIOUS. there
we're srssss ant cider and cake ard
walauEs- perfectly cracked. and |,
larEe os.ea-issz-ss-. hox ct candy.
Na;arslis. :tss~e k-esnr tire ssrvysss-
ssSfsges. Hr-S~~s wHx sraecx sas
<ysnsts. mss9. thsssrss rather ~ . SIs~
assvzntsge 50 far as ttse err xs< va isssti
4Ast yasaA hRe
haesseEp fse -szssH RE WAS ~
r@x1seySa t2orszi ,sssatvanszsw wRs
closely e%sss4xfssf @E;h tfss unasasl
staI.Essy o. esfFsesssnsGss: tssEw Jessrpss
ssd A~rf sasrse Nza survsesxs thss
cs.s2Ing a sessrsi -sngp at~Rscvs EAan
ysssiRi. 10 tsfs cxwr ttse as. sSstrs ~
.hs8r hes zstsai relative. Jassa sid
faes have aay relatives nss AFFAIRS
sss-s.a aassrF tbssreRgsses tasasa uyer sszaa
ssrs tai8s sass esssstas. shcss@h all
.he sitsse sy zs~sns - sariaas ssrahels.
ssasoe II ass ltsaxtt wiser tAat Her
s-eFt sna trtsr~ssce shssala ass YET te
tssf os Jgssass Rsaga ssssss,. afst S',0<.
easvs's feerHss @%-e neT pxs-sRat 10
confess tsel- tsssksefwsieS'. JtnS was
FSftrress "a IS ~sssgs Traveller" aat ota%r
aaaspshifss were esas,sscss wt.a las
Sess'st sndstag rAaG1>ss. sad al tie
white ss0zeasee Fas rely ate iEss-v;St4y.
The Hsace ssSsesre Herbert was as
rts&.ss such toesis were enoGgh sor
hsm
We'll all I say IS. THE t.syeAnr bet. |
.cr ssatvsy ks-ssif ga asx frs yels~ said
Alat KazSy A5aIiv, as the sah sect
xp.e arssi se be wearing coward ex-
ausSSesL -She certainly IS la few u
when the ssysgiax s assF ssd ste
arr1se> in thv s~sss sire sailed frcss.
aa4, sss 10 sAs~ her paEs-s, I sxree
NTH ,he re<t es yusi: she'll have u
-~va. deal 10 answer fer. anst asest
N all ahssss tho shartese ene. Ny
ewn ep,nsen La that the shortest en~ n
<csne 70 burst isAs q ealieoa-"
'yse shortest, ase.' as the asmsr~
k'torsnce had understood from shs
srss. xas her fiexi->Eeae ether thaa
the stood " here she sat With her back
sSsisss pssastsr - he raAsfetpe<ee.
~t,ssss isseFs.,.s she sas<s-~I was sess
shissins. What - rrrsaas rs'esn~
fhe IA, genssensn, rexy with tire
itsht and cider, Enishea hts tfth gissx
hsEess responding ~Wes, there are
rxrssns I never eosasa fna any r~a soH
Cor ea Il 81. "A p-rsoas reason .
w-has d., v,s1 moan n rsr<ua'x roG-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

Whenever the present con.
gress leglslated, the Democratic
minority opposed the enactment:
as ali wrong and worthy,
and when it failed 10 lsgislate
the Dems denounced it as q do.
nothing' congress. How va
gonna satisfy a bunch like that:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

A long nose on man indicates
snafGy On part Of its owner, i, is
said. The same Characteristic
il often displayed by long nosed
women id connection with o. y.
nR.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

Every once in 50 often the
Globe Democrat gives an exhib'.
tion Of The feat of balancing a
bucket Of water on eaeh shoul.. or
just TO convince its Democratic
subscribers that it can be done.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

II noa befalling them. but what eTea-
tDaliy ensrossss. her mia6 WIS he
thought OF Walue Tort,in-
Master Torbin, appsGsctains fcur.
tech, IVES LII all the 1own the boy
most dreaded by his fa!ie,s- -sseys, slsd
by girls Of his acquaintance, Including
many of both sexes wi, kn@g him
erly BY sight--ani hearing. He had
ao physical endowment ~ sttssnsaert
worth s1estitsn but boys, WHO could
'E5si4 hiEI with egle hand" t,t%arae
sfsof.harfs Ia his presence; th.. terror
be Inspired Has rlzasrsl He had y sy-e-
ciaI gestlsveiofsneai ot d saculty ey-
rscsses1 cluf9sily enough by ssost su-
inan heangs- especially in their ypaie !:
In ether words, be had s.-ufas--nss.
however. geniUs having 10 do with
anysaiag generally recognised as art
!. og sssencs Trns, 4 hs had hxsn .
! Vi 4 ~ -
'frr. s,r ~-otfse hs~p MA sr,.se rtxr@~.
from bis tei.oTs about eeGal to that
he might have r~eiysaa !g he were
gifted With ssstyse illtsasaa, Lef-r4nirs.
S'en @s SA ''Fs ot f''<'i--~t1' De
"N"',' heN 81 A~'s- tal!t'?''1 sCrh dr%d!Y
a. s'"4 ">f4a'lF cotSe 10 f'ts
his. In brief, then. Waffle Tp-hln had
q stn!9s for g.lSsckrry.
Ainaos' froTA his hst'shood be had
been child of one purpose: 10 H.
crease ny gfas'iy burlssqae the SUI
fer'f@s of unfortunate trieisds- Il ore
OF them weEs;s Rali}e necessarily fsal--
sued him. ye'psSs IN aor-id nlnicry;
II re wetH es1HsIi<ed. ae e0Gid no.
apfssAr o2.t 81 -cf-1'rs .Hg dsys eYg'ep. TO
ei'fNntl'"r "a!s3e and coyBl,le;e re-
h'-sFs'a' of the Fe7ss1t aeuny. 'LtaA'.
pati Ssah-F2les. 9u,~e yct I'll ntver
do " S@a'n Ia4i-E.'ih, Oh, ls,arae
as"f'r. IsaAFnh
As - grew older, bis s.Sa,ss;e ~.
rlosisy FnAI1.I hlra ~ eAgu,~e upEat1,-
bsyxsl sae4&ussss4as, tr,f,seyratSans ara
s@c!si usis.uti ugsss o,s the part cy sx~
qUaii.;afss-s ard schr4s!unrcs; ana 10
every exposare his sasse as.d es.syrr
gave 4 h5dossuS Tgll'r.ty: ts,, nsesrw
his yiciiaa sSs1Siaf privacy Ia, l,ss.rc
pnf',S>.entiy he MAS s,,asa, eg, sy
N2lli.. s..eif~Fnas ard attended hy
h''9r'ens s'~Tta'oFs Bet *sp'e All
e''SfF ih13ss, "hat H''Nt stimulated
The dc'a'''.'sc 'sAF 10 r-s7i'=t"s % sai-
.c,,, ,,s,nes,F,ss y, m a.. .,su, ~ ;,,',
1,,s.r,., ~, herself sz,s s,,~;.-,,t s,,.r,..
q. ,nts+va'S ,sr,s,.y.,s,,., A,.-
,,s.yrry,, x,,r3sr h.--sy.s., Mats. ,,ss.
e,,.y r-,.4 sns: s,..,,r.-ss ~, s,.,, 49, g
vr,.r,.l,.., asa .As A,,,,,,..sSy,s .,s.,v
MANY s.,uea!insx a, ,As. ,.gs.,e,sy,s.2
= sss,eslef.a,x aastrstn aasuy Eess b.-
ura,,sa "a ,e,a.-sa,. Which - hs.s., ~.
nare wz1lta or f;~a-g-. YN.+ us<
he wo~s, If wauas ns nsxs- .,,.
uz~. ard N F7sscsnsp1s csrv!e :b.r,.
was 70 n.gsve S.,s..,-5nr ,h,.s, ,ss-
.TD ssh wagtt. gx,-s>sr 80 As snr
Henry gA.ser sid Herbert filings
vfh s,..,er. IL ,s~s a,,y,lt xs ss..,
has. had s,.sss.h.n,.r ,- ,e.,,r .-.t,
MS wsg;se Tass.gr Win x,,rs,es- IN hsx
has,;s thai essaks ,,scr.uss,.ass ys4ns
In an izngasrsiaer az l,sys--..,r ar Sc
sns,a 1,~sssxsa, ss ,srsr swa Nsur,r
~. .s.,s, - -s,t,,-., ne. :. ,..a.
-. -. Ass..s.sg.s - -
" N'>ss SAtAA ~s@&t% ~NN@NN> N"NAs NAs~esT w
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30
SYNOPSIS.
FART ONE.

equipiaehs, lhs effi of unci. Joseph is
nls hspnsw. Hsreert iiiincswor1h Atwa-
ta. Jr.. aged Thirteen. the fOrtunats
about the same age. begins the putsb-a-
tlon Of f2li -decged Newspaper, the North
Esad Daily 0rsoie HertsrT's email COUSIN
florsaoe A:waier, being barred from
any kind Of pSrtciTS Lon 10 the enter-
prise. on ACCOUNT OF her intense and nat
urai feminine ceE;re 10 boss" .s frankly
annoyed and not at all aaekvard ID say
ins So However. poem she has writ
ten Is Accepted for insertion III the Orio,e,
Oh strictly commercial easix-cash IN
advance. The poem su.ers soraewh II
ron The fnexperEsncs Of the youthful
publishers in the art preservaave." Her
,TpG tlicat3nn Of the uaa.sts-rs.ece. with is
ssta atg unmarried. are soorned. and the
brtak between Elsx AtwSte. And shs
publishers o. the oriole w.dens.
efcm. pa;ty PsirA:ii BAYS BAYS her r. s-- ! v;s,
They are sosned, despite Miss A,water's
oFetiy e1sresss1 diaagpTors!. by Master
a. ali disea-certet by the coolness Of
'he!T Fsoeptson.9 the Visitors and Miss
Fa!-ch13 indulge in a series o. iznocsn,
s.nday games. Among them Is one called
cact 10 write question and s.aswer.
both 10 be kept profound secret TIE
asree .s5en; Is d',ay carried out
lTsc4trlng ernpharcaiIy 10 participate In
Rooter. Florence IL saqaea by MISS Fair-
Child = cisetl aessrtsnn TO The enemy. her
erstNliiie hosnfn friend apparently en- 10Y
ipg herself immensely IN tie company "
tie yisters Aad jsaying with then
FART TWO.
On her vszftars' departure. F-orenoe
learns ifyEEgg @ CssINNrsr4 fAstgf~~Ys
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30
FOR eight years the Dem ocrats

FOR eight years the Democrats
under Wilson's leadership, mess
ed The government mp. and now
they are Blaming the Eepusli
cans for not making aquicaer
Job OF the cleanup, But how
would 1t help any to pat the mess
ers back on the lob
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

srsr< ras cc& naaxaax sTs q s0gnsay
esse. ssmewA<xS. No. x's ssmnecAfa9
rau eant &ee orss.nAfSfy. nau1aeH.
Iostnx yUUr feassn ss tns& ans9hk1
var f saysa3 -eeiaG 0zzyr~
-oA.- she mnrnsssd md sDpnS4
70 h~ sone~Aaf dfs<STS~se
Al this. HeSo<xf tA1usAs peUpae -
cS-f vfstieaau fss ~ psensnss -
- - ~
nsay nsasns acsane n11 - - =.
vxys da.- He srpsssset Atnnsaaf vftA
snrxs ef ehaaxtnx ianxAseT vAsek
raaced frozen . basffs~g cruAk ts q
cntiat<snx sSrsara. th~n hM aa1SfA
~Ess~xEslsy xhen ycr ~erse arsauA
rss sra H@nrY's newspaper bai3Asngs
YoG sss-asnsy T.ss ynnr r~assu' svesr
ttnae yes ecxss arcnat shaf - panee -
We'll. coxrs- I haf 70 net IHEs tas
t@sTse shasfs asnsaAy there FJsssnes
'~segtsd nes sszavpsy. but In mssan9
teus shas sae-sd have warmed him.
n wwS ses her wons 90 rss q sutSe
resc~ fcs rvr@rsse. TAssAsng heS hpm~
sse- M aassas.s~ths more rsucu~niy.
-oa, F-arvae~ h~ beso1ghs hAs.
~Sss ces SO. Ssy rce se'-
'TsaEtsrva csstsrwn r" Encs@ yapspn
rwfsasx strstsi.
nwrs~~ rAanxsa bio sas~: ~ ~
rarss >sssssasss aiasassse well. sAa
1s~s srx fs#as way. CneSw JcsspAs
Wh%n sas eexsses aruusa there ys90
htnS We s<ss gwAzta' . hanasea
4ssfsSgs sss way she saaes %. -
a'siasrs aas h~lisrs aRa sqsails sssA
ssssa@ Is. Tss* ssass fittse t.~ny thla9
shs ssstss ike aisssss tbs way 40 rsM
Ger a@t~T. sis esfaes stspfAa' over
sassfe ass's gees 10 swvssAin' Asvea4.
ye'a rvatd hear h.r cot ss pserASsso
farsa -
~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30
Face shc~s Progress.

a much greater prVs.rSs in Amer
iesnis;..ion' Is Shown b. the face, Tsls
has l.,ss the prominence Of the cheek
tsmes and fha; II the Angles of the
lower jaw: and in the weli-nuGrished
approaches characteristic straight.
sided. Father high oval.
The i,sse Is variable, With tendency
TO CONVEX tega!l3nc, In males, and
concave-consex 10 females The
hands feet, mouth, ears, are no,
large. but aiso no; SMALL.
-pnly healthy men and women be-
tween twenty -four and sixty five
years ef hfe aud n, least three gen
eratltNs American born an each par
entail side. were laeind.e,i in The study.
and the ms ierlt. a; the ssshlscts were
Examined under s,anisriis,S! ,>s.si-
,ions and with best Instruments as
well as ssne a, the Z. $. national
n,sseusn." i..s-.cr Hrsilickh explained.
They tneindcd unsolicited individuals
rrom all walks II lie and al, cscapa
tons. Til. leag'h ef The study Mas
reuss-t hs the unssps.Ss,cd rarity Il
tt,oS.. VINO seut.i tli the requirements
TIE s;ssssi,ss ~strp,tsH'i ta total az sut
,syssuns .ss.i Iva .,,staia 81 man, u was
s.sina N. ss-sss,r, ta mskr trips ~ lsris
" New England AS well us ~sa,hwar,i
A particularly laircssins group was
obtained sns-nx the sae1nsaiaeers q
Tennessee sud aesshbcripg r~si,sax"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

Maybe VIC have in T.. Mont
/ Risly. aSyaysor- oes pSsto EicC.
smother example OF a little man
intoxicated with his own impor
tAuce.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30

u yss ass'i taks tAe jssssal
~ ~ ~ -. ~ - nssL
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-11-30
HAS 4 PET h0ssY

cs,asiusea nsxs s~~k.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
NOTHING YOU MIGHT NOTICE
itor on Par as Far as Meals
Were Concerned.

James b. Sweeney, the Knights of
Columbus delegate who heroically
saved frances prettest girl from
death at the Foies Bergere in Paris,
was discussing. at his Brooklyn home,
his trip abroad.
1.-THE restaurant prices in Paris
he said. "are Incredible a simple din
ner at fashionable place costs $50.
and even then 1t Is difficult to get
enough to eat. The portions"
Mr.. Sweeney laughed
the portions remind me of the
Scottish farmhand's torridge.
Jock said this fellows employ
err. there's fly in the pairritch.'
That dsnae matter replied Jock
gloomily; it'll no droon"
1.-The farmer glared at him.
"What do We meanT he said.
angrily That's as much as sayin We
haven't enough mulk.'
"'Oh.' said Jock. still more gloom
lily. there's mair than enough for a.
the pairrltch have"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
HARD TO EXPLAIN POISONING
Scientists Unable to Tell Why Bites OF
Some Animals Are Fatal and
Others lnnocuous.

Scientists in Great Britain have
been greatly interested in the recent
case of a monkey bite resulting In the
death of the king of Greece, says
London dispatch. The result is that
a study is being made of the effects Of
bites from various animals. InaSmuch
as the monkey Is what is known as q
"clean feeder" 1t seems extraordinary
that the bite of such an animal should
produce the fatal poisoning OF hui
man being.
1t does not, however. appear that
the malignancy of an animals bite
can be measured by What it feeds
upon. A dog is carnivorous crea-
ture, yet it's bite seldom produces seri-
Gus results. while on the other hand
the bite of horse or donkey fire.
quently results in poisoning Only a
few weeks ago woman died from
being bitten by donkey. while man
lost hand through being nipped on
the thumb by horse
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
POLISH CONSTITUTION UNIQUE
Provides That state Shall Care for
Children II Neglected by
Their Parents.

London. ~roland's new constitution
probably will contain provision for
care of children by the state which
will make 1t unique, In the opinion Of
officials here who have seen the draft.
The article reads:
Each child deprived OF parental
care or who Is neglected morally or
materially, has the right to secure
care and aid from the state. The
sphere Of the states duties In this ca,
pacity viii be defined separately by
laws, which will foresee as well
the protection of mothers who may
require Md. before the birth of the
child, and the protection of the child
In infancy.
Az fur NJ known here no constI-
tuition In the world Includes such
IA provision.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
World Secrets
Being Sought

start next year To explore one of the
Richest fields In the far north. liz
expects 10 establish camp 100 miles
south Of Etah In Northwest Greenland.
where his Croker Land expedition
passed four winters. He viii attempt
to circumnavlgate BafIin Land and
penetrate 1900 miles OF It's western
coast.
Nova Zembla--Dr. Olaf Holtetahi OF
Christiania university Is organizing y
northwestern natural science and ee-
ologicai expedition To this country and
plans 10 start next summer
Mexico--Prof. EmelIo Oddone, q
famous NeapolItan seismoIogist, repre-.
senting the Italian government, Is now
studying the earthquake situation In
Mexico BY means Of his ''Inerviam
eter.' an invention by which he Is able
TO measure both motion aud energy
viii Explore Amazon.
The Amazon- Exploration Of this
great river 10 be undertaken by lnrgt
party Of American scientists. headed
by DR.. Henry II. Rusty Of colunbin
early In January and 10 traverse isor
than 1000 miles OF almost virgin land
In The upper reaches of the '.yer bnsii'
i,r Rnsby Is To be accompanied by Dr
David Starr JORDAN. president ~ le.
land Stanford. Jr university and DIR
Carl III. Elngcnann Of the University
Of lndIann, who are 10 study fish ana
reptiles. DR. tutlven OF The UnIvers-
ity Of Michigan, who Is 10 study frogs
and DR.. Edward Kromers Of the Uni.
yersiiy of Wisconsin. and Prof. A. H.
Giii uf the Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology, who VIII investigate seed
and volatile oils.
Ecuador and ter,i Collections ~
fiora and fauna nre now being gath,
cred for the American Museum Of
Natural History In New York by Capt
Harold T.. Anthony and George X.
Cherrie
Pacific Islands.--So Solution of the or
igin Of the PolyDesian race Is one OF
the objects Of Il survey Of the Pacific
Islands planned al u recent conference
Of scientists ut Honolulu under the
auspices OF the Pan-Pacific Union, rep.
rescntlng the United States. Canada
Great Britain. Australia, New Zealand
Hawaii, the Philippines and japan
An expedition win be- sent TO the South
seas for this purpose by Yale. Har,
ward and other institutions,
China and Tibet--rhe third exped-
tion, backed by fund Of $250,O0O u
soon to start from Central Asia under
the leadership of Roy Chapman An
drews. associate curator Of mammals
In the American Museum OF Natural
History. New York. The Chinese gov.
eminent Is expected to cooperate with
this enterprise.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11

Osertures arc being conducted be-
tween political leaders of some Of he
provinces for the formation OF n
League Of governors" for the purpose
OF uniting the northern agriculture!
districts az the country against
Bnenos Aires and other coastal dis
trirs.
Some political observers see In this
an attempt 10 return TO the former
political division Of fhe country into
opposing sections. while others min
tain that II merely IL an economic
measure having as its purpose tie
protection Of the productive areas.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11
Dog Saves Life OF Baby
Hanging From Bridge

La Sale. Colo Teddy Is only
Il common dog. boastlng neither
beauty nor blue blood. and the
possessor of only three good legs
but he saved the life of his con.
stnnt companion. Il two-year-ol6
hoy. The dogs persistent bark
Ing attracted the mOtheFs at
tentlon. and she went TO Inves-
tigate.,
About 100 yards from tho
house runs the Milton canal. The
baby had undertaken to cross n
little foot.bridge and lost his bal
ance. But In falling. his dress
had caught on the bridge in such
manner that 1t held and strang-
led him. First aid. methods
were applied. and In few hours
he was able TO rejoin his faith.
full friend.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-02-11

Not only are these pimples and
splotches disiguring, but they lead
to serious skin diseases that spread
and cause the most discomforting
irritation and pain. Sometimes they
foretell Eczema, boils, blisters, scaly
eruptions and other annoyances that
burn like flames of fire, and make
you feel that your skin is ablaze.
If you are afflicted with this
form Of skin disease do not expect