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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
ONCE WEALTHY GERMANS HIT
Hleh Cost es Living coun;ed Win
cheApness es Mark S,d Lew
Salaries Causing hardship,

Berlin.-'rhe high cs,s, ot Hrlnc. cor
Piled with the deterioration q. iAs
msrk and inw salaries has hii tser-
man government; employees syl,h q
blow that a number Il them SAY frank
L. the only way Ia which they car ex-
isl Is TO 81 deeper inte debt every
day
Seine 81 them have borrowed ussSney
gu their salaries for .aonths ahead
and must borrow more.
One government ofselal on a ssls-.
cs s.ON marks 4 uaoeth. which AefoTe
the war MSS reasonah,e waSe. said
he had been unable to bur any cioshes
for four years that bis garments now
were thr~adharv. his shees vurr cut.
and he had c~sntractei debts aith his
rrA>er which he could net pay
There Is ne,hsaE To do eut sccp OF
sains acrpcs and ds,~;sr tate dcs,. he
said u do NOT knew ~tere 7, wia
eaa. n.t eha, win t-S~na. os ipe- ]
earn c,AA, marks q montk; q suit u!
s-lsshe. s>rss ur SNss . issir o, shc-,s
sn. q ss..i neal ncsri. so,: CIGARS
cigarettes. wines tbey sre eai % tAe
asesitcn.-
Il is No, uneorRea fsx sssa sho
uem once ~csi,hy w h~aa h,ea-sa'-
sri-si vasssssas - ash f.srrlxa scssaint-
ats~~. 10 rssst,i'<r thssn in ra<e tasy
have a. cd suit - . pair af shssss
-sS shsvo susy.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

Commenting on Prssidcn,
llardisg's internAtipnsI disarm
amont plsR, the Coluu. bia Is. G.
Record says:
The masses Of the earth hav,
tho power IN their own hands Il
ban war And the ihosHh, is
pleasing that these people. from
Dan 10 Becrsheba, from Wash
ing,on to iiongkong. and from
Calcutta u Guatemala. are OPP
posed Ia The ourst burden OF
war. Thsy are tired OF the
slaughter OF their nciehbors.
just SO, bu. the people who
cover these vast ranges of the
earth cannot collectively exer,
their power u abolish war or
even prevent il. To act At all
otherwise than ~ an lrrespons;.
hIe mob, the people must dele.
gate q directing authority upon
competent individual mem bers OF
the mass, and--well. that's
where the trouble lies. We make
our war lords just that way. and
human nature hssn'. changed
much since Cain made war on
Abel. We shall have a lot to de
besides throwing our yuma away
and beating our swords into
plowsbares before the world will
settle down in friendly inter.
course. There Is within the
breast OF man an innate love for
a good fight, and having struch
vigorously aAd overcome his foe,
lot the cause Of the strife be
what II may, be glories In his
strength and act. And even the
gentler sex will acclaim him and
hang laursia upon his brew.
Next - his esteem - he perssa.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
HOUSES ARE 1000 YEARS OLD
A>ete~s Dwellings An er~1stss u
l,pAs Nse~ CrS9sss: ls~sss Level
Waters ~ SWISS aka

London. a.-Tfse :eres> rsentss' arruxss
ca the Sssss sisesess sas eaessa the
wstrr az the assxs 10 ssrk -, tew that
rresissarie lake dwellings are vtsIese
81. several fsassSss
Ar t.rece. ae&r the Lake - Aerxt
tAe rxusssrs - tzrse sessi~Hsen, ess
b. srest ~aIie BY fahe Neoehssei, and
nesr Mcr<eS. 81 sAs Lake ef 6~aeva.
eeAe- Interesting r~iscs are vts;eseS
Mese Swiss lake dwellings are -
aes~s o. have ereo Ac'it a. long %
T.uao wears rxs> Tie strvesure which
suyssersra TIE wooden n,stfeFsns 90
whscA ta~ ase,l1ass ~er~ esa,i' Sss
saa.as ~ piles driver tnse he bsssscss
~ ihe iass-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

al integrity, the sveraSe mas
will glory 10 his patriotism and
his military record. whore events
have served that be has one. Ol
the millions Of our yosog men
who fosght In the late war wish
Germany. few indeed will bs
found who are not psosd they
we're In the Aght. II 10 upon
this lighting trait sl msskiud
that tho selfish political lsadsss
Of the masses play when they
drag nations into war With each
other. Every note 10 struck IN.
til enc vibrates the responsive
chord in the heart OF the 1ght.
ing man and attupes him to
kill and kill. and be killed.
Disarmament is a dream In the
face OF mans elementary tight
ing character; but even SO, per
haps il IL q dream on its way to
fuliilment.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
CULT STAYS ENEMIES
Revelations IN Raid on Society
Astound Tokyo.
Temple Of the secret oroanisat,sa NM
the Bodies Of Foss eS World
Dominion MovemsnS

Tokyo. -iieyelatiohs Of the WORK
carried on b! tie "Omctokyo" cult,
which bcsan when the pulics raidssd
the headquarters VI the organization
at A!abe. hear here, continue 10 ~
found the people u the empire. News
papers accuse leaders " the cult of
aspiring 10 set up an 'umotokys"
dynasty. TO which all Japanese would
aock with the hope " attaining
world dominion.
In the secret passage leading fru,n
the temple Of the organization at
AyAbe 10 the residence Of Wanisahuro
lseXuchi. leader Of the society, the 20
lice declare they discovered q portrait
q Deguchi wearing q costume resem-
bling that usually seen on the image
Of Ams- -Terasa. the sun goddess, the
traditional grand ancesireas oe ths
japanese imperial fanily.
II 10 alleged that In the temple wcsV
found crypts In which were placcd
the bodies OF these Who were slain for
hesrs yinS the secrets Il the orEanlxa.
ti0o.
Il In deriard that -unsyeakahle
crime~" were cammilicd axains, ~Un-
20 by members Of the cult who are
said 10 have horier~d on fanaticisn
la their zeal CArtlosds ef s!iexvi
sesiitious literature has BEEN seixrd.
tnciudinx = Ianes,s volume hsarsas The
title of "firr.- This vsauuss V inter
prvsei as etaessiyias prejccs ses Q
sps-ial aishexyal of . 'trssdfsl astnrV-
and Incompatible uith the prsnpat gss.
esameet of JsIan.
h y md that The tsalswssS e -On@
tekyo- numbered AOsAQ
whsa the tsascs ustsrd ~ csalse
~ - psae,ss rss'rsssssias ths 1sv1D-
~ - ~ srusaisasSsa. Q bas1 g ~
0n11D 0oGAa1 ~ ln~A -
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
HUNT RIVER OF GOLD
Old. Timers Of Alaska and Yukon
Make Up Expedition.
Aoed Trapper Dies on the Trail Cary.
ing the Secret Of His Wealth
With Him.

Edmonton. Ai;a.--Search for q lost
nver---a river Of goodwill be under
taken this year by several Ir0ssectors.
including oldtmerz from the Yukon
and Alaska, who are now here OUTFIT
ting for the loax Journey into the
north country. This lost river bed.
where the Peace river once flowed. is
somewhere In the big bend Of the
Peace, bisec,ed by 4 line drawn from
FoyT ST. John to the mouth of the
Battle river.
Some years ago an Indian brought
into Fort ST John 4 fair-sizei gold
nuSge, which. according TO the tale
told by old.;itners Of the north. he dis
covered in a stream 10 the country to
the northeast Of the post.
Soon after this an old trappef. .
white man. who made Fort St John
LIS headquarters, came into the fost
with a quantity Of coarse gold which
he had washed from some stream in
. similar direction to that from which
the Indian hailed.
He never visited his trap lines after
this. living on the fat o: the land IN
carefres idleness at the post He
often disappeared, whenever his sup
plies of necessarics ran low, and
would be ava. for a few dayA always
returning with fresh supply oS goaA
This aged tyxppee iived y this Un0r
ner FOR a nuinher W years He died.
As many trurl,ets and north country
men have, on The trail. His body was
found irVlcG With him went his &C.
cre,. he never having toid to anyone
the location ot his tnh The books 0
the Iiudson's Fay company stfu 60.
tain q large cres!i, account In the nAxne
OF the cid traprer.
Mortimer who tell the story Il ths
mystic II DrRio north Of the eeacs
riser, declare that the gold wAs soly
available after heavy fall q 0o~.
Win which the Old fellow ausAlxntly
washed his nInersl. From A. GaAlyais
OF the circumstances esnsrsilH = 4
,hcesh, ,ha; the S';acs frrD wAitA -
gold was taken wAs sone o&A stvW ~
wherV the PEACE river oacs AowSA but
whether the s,o3 is corrscs q ~ ~
mains 10 he proved
Prospcctors. however. Az putting
up good money Ia test the truth Ut
the theory that the precious metal
does exist somew here to the nortA a
Clear Hills In large quantities.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
In opposing free hides and
terming the shoe ~ manufacturers

In opposing free hides ant
tsrming the shoe manufacturers
Of this country q gang Of com.
mercial robbers," which skins
the hide raising farmer At one
END Of the line and fleecss the
shoe buyer at the other, Con,
gressmsn Rhodes has not only
acted like n sound protsctionist
Repu blican, but indicates that
he has II pretty clear conception
Of the commercial chicanery that
Is hidden in this prstenss OF ben
eftting the American consumer
through free trade. The fallAcy
OF the contention of the free
trade propaganist that what We
do not produce In sufficient
quantities to supply the home
demand needs no protection
was exposed way back in the
days Of the Dinzley tariff law,
which gave the gseat Americau
tin plate industry birth. In
the those days the free trade
international Commercial rob
ber" argued that as no tin plat,
was produced in this country il
was foolish 10 put a tariff tax OF
II and cause a rise In the cost OF
tinware to the consumer. Pro
lection has built up many Amer
lean industries, but We never
heard Of free trade building ~
a single one. Anyway. II will
be hard to convince tie Missouri
farmer who realized l. cents
from n 40 pound beef hide b,
marketed the the other dag tha
free hides are . benefit 10 him
And the same view must be TAX
On by anyone who is called upor
to pay ten dollars for a pair q
medium grade shoes. We con
mend Mr.. Rhodes pro,ectiouisl
stand.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
TWO PRINCES
CLAIM CHATEAU
Historic euadng md orsnlo
Seized BY Francs DHtaO
War 10 Demaa6o =
ROYAL HOME Ms cam Is


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ca4s st shaaze great sseafas ~ -
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z. ssss2.s E&rwTalar .gwefs q Dc csenmu
a1G q ssesas.@ syssxl aeasrsa< ienAlnD
To ,he Gsssse Ianseen. vht<A Asuzaaonu
sS@ esHtEr tHwss
Eeyxf Hs&sssmcs TWe camenvsoA
|. szs Ess4le as$esss t15o asd fee swo
e~ntzETs.s wSs a rvssI ruufAenes. Lou1o
XIV gave ~ to Marxsai Saxs snsl -
Snaeoa g~~sezssd n - NaryAal NeN
,ai~r. ssrrosnal;Y II fesi inso ths -
ssesssor NJ 100 tHks oe pNrmA
Al fire e~e-snnsmx ~ - var h wuo
owne, By rrfasx Efiss It BSosAso,
Parrssa au4 vas se-znsstxa.sa bseou1o
he ~as se~7&zs sn sA& Acssrsan aeuV
ss sa asrassss ~ TIE Aasrfsn esnMst
s2~ FrsaSw Estss ID hxs6hse q
Etta wife ~ the sa<naer Hmo@suo
,'s@rise AZ Aswrta. vAo issaiy -
seasgSssi sS rvgasa his tssoex - k1ae
~ ttEeSarT.
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svsafacss ~ rw~sEvr pass~ssson - -
vsfsfs. hsft tAs s'r~nea sssss.S hare -
stlsa} 3s.wess has eislsnr TAtM ha~sssS.
s1sss aos ssssjs th~ xassfioo II -
esn sassessssp s,x frsnr~ SsxssA slsss -
hs's:-sssssa;as- Parma. ssosk~e - PrfN@o
Eilss. has est In claim - the sw1r
evsasfp II saa etssss~a
svsnSey services Asfw1sa.
s'esRew S5z'as deus nes snakw% ~
disability VI rrss~e Ella. - xtxtns
sst bis hrusAsr Ssvfwr hath oiS~sod
shssir sssyts,ss to ,he Frsaeh evvssnr
uses,s in ths war snsi being rvfnsea -
sae grcana that 3sscsnasaass It sAe -
roysl aeas~s r0uiA ~ ~ rsssnAsss0
se fxhs f,r France. sA~y bs<A sasisas1
In the Belgian arny. wAsss tAau
serTea as st-eseherasaress fnA6 heav-
cry II shis ssrvs~s was afssrwas1 No.
,se-rtsx~s n \ rr~ecA ettnttsaI
tnssrsv~ns Win htsa2tky PriAss ~
gss IS tAe rsaa whe rsessvsd. vh1is ~
asr was stsa IN prcyrsss, sAs fnnsaa
tgtssr ero-s EnperoT Charles - A.
Trsa ss which As stassd sAss - syu-
rsshszess with Frsnees aspirations -
recover Afsaee~yA Asr~afn. An& t1sat m
t,s aF@ssiae Figtssa sheasa b. Fs~tas~a
A~ ss+srnssny
i'stness Ssxtsss tarnsa tsse issetee ose
20 fert'sassvzss fsssaa sire susf ttx rssssk
-s hsa ~ Fsgszs7'er efssas-iA-e.a .aste
ay1 eFsaf.gesg - fsmissy. IN fera-
- f,ea ssass s.ss f,s sssf etsietfy
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
ApxisIsrEaros,s HO11un

Sasses ID hereby efsss ~ IeuuU
- ssaasnsssrssies upsa ~ ssGsee q
g. H. Govdsaa. dssssss6, -
Aas1 srsassd 20 shs sadsss1Uuoe ~
sse Tfpeste CauFs d V0oln1nuo
Csanss. sss:s:ssosvt. bsesloG ~ -
ssssa Gag at Inls. ts0. ~ -
s@ns afvsss sislns ssnisse seA1 esou1D
ere rtanirs.s w ssaiAis shsm ts0saue
sIssswaaex within sfs nsoG1D ooD
sss asss II sssa issosg - -
az.y - psssl1tes fzso - 1aueb
a 1865 ssasxes sa4 u sat1 soaouo
s@ a<ss <xhihis4d veanso -
gF4s fraas sas ssss af The Gs1sG1ne g
s~sssrs pa xsia estate, thsy sAao -
sss@rsf barred
J. II. 6oooso1.
AdaiaisuuouE
STATE q. AisssuYt. cosasy - WMn
fnesaas s-~ss- / Sssshy ssss1l1 -
J A = tsom sss gs.ses1 I11nslD
G1 4as ssssaa spes stesI1nno =
p s.ssoa teesassa. - -
& sse Tr5ftsa-
in ssss5 sony whereof ! Asso
Asrsg. ea s@s my assA nd s1se1 -
As&s 1s sail eu1ss. Ekss f9SA ~ q
}asy. t4-1.
(se4I7 L1vIL BsYAs,
2a1gs ct The fseAses csssA
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

declaring ne act uf the oGt~rs iu l.,.
ssctiirxioas. Leaders lastir aids,.~s,s.
urging foys'earsnce ani long urc- q.
In the pr~a'ncc ~ IA. drsHcr.... 10 81
their deity by the heather"
An Osaka nc"S>asrr oane>s b.,
t~rschi has issued All extra ~iltica
denying r~iorys shat hss;nhs wcse de,
covered In the temple and cxi'ialu3sss
that swords found there had oSra
given 10 the temple. Tie nea Ma Ises
declares tha, followers ot 'tiasotoSyo"
have committed 40 crime
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

| In bis attempt 10 conduct an
ocean shipping business. our
Uncle Samuel has just again
sustained the proverbial olaim
that he II . poor. very poor, bus.
mess manager. We are new
told that the Shipping Board
has come out with a balance OF
more than $500. GOO. 900 on the
wrong side OF the ledger for the
year ending June 80. aud which
the taxpayers are now cordially
invited to make good, and must
accept the invitation. willy nilly.
, Three hundred million dsllars 10
pretty tidy sum OF money, large
enough, 1t would seem, to alone
support the expenses Of 4 pretty
sizeable business, without throw
ali the receipts from it for the
year. which In this instance
we're several .4les the amount
of the above deficit, into he pot.
However, to further confirm the
statements OF the poor business
qualification Of the government,
it is related that the accounts Of
the Shipping Board have been
so loosely kept that is inpossi
Die 20 tell how all this expense
had accrued, and that 800 audi
tors have Just been put to WORK
by the Board with some idea,
but no particular concern. OF
hnd.ng GU, where oil this money
went. To our mind, the 300 au
ditors is n sufficient explanation
Of the cause OF the Shipping
Boards business fasco; it IT.
hiring about Ave men TO do the
work o. one in this undertaking,
and this ratio probably holds
good throughout its operating
force. The scandalous, not to say
criminal, waste CT money by the
Shipping Board during the war
under the Wilson administration
was bad enough, but to see i,
Continued aud apparently con
ioned under the present admin
is,ration, from which weexpect
- something better. is, 10 say
the least. quite disheartening
The taxpayer car hope for little
reiie! from the burden under
which he is now staggering
while such wastes are allowed to
continue. II would he a glad.
glad day for the people il our
po,!tiCians would live up To their
campaign promises and the win
ming party at an election truly
icaugurats the reforms to which
1t stands pledged, instead o;
merely carrying OF from the
point whore its d!scred!ted pre-
iecessor left CT. Bot probably
I is too much 10 hope for this
mliiencum while the taxpayer
has anything lef,,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

1t Is said tha. the federal Ia,
bulge, will require four ei!lior
dollars for the current year
without any margin for deficits
In 1919. when the Wilson al min
istTatlon came into power. III,
ordinary activities OF the gov
ernment were being carried q,
with \ revenue approxima'ins
one billion dollars, Since th.i
We have passed. through wa,
which left us with a nationa
Indebtedness that will neet
about one billion dollars yea,
20 carry il: but with this iteu
eliminated, We still have an in
crease Of .c0 percent In the or
dinary expenditures Of tho gov
ernment As IA heritage from
wisconsin. What the taypaye,
Ia getting for the thres
dollars he Is now assessed
that he didn't receive for or.
dollar eight years ago. is not
discernib.e on the surface. The
Republican party is now In pow
Or partly through a distinct
pledge to the people that i, could
and would make the ordinary
activities OF the government cosl
less than they did under Demo
cratic rule. yet we see Congress
carrying on the national spend
ing right from the point where
the Democratic party was com
PEELED TO le, go. The attitude oI
the average politician when ht
Vets his hands in the public
treasury s,-why ahould l take
lsss than the other fellow diC
and got away with ity The peo
ple will not be satisfied with {
mere shifting OF the tax burden
from one shoulder to the other
they want . large part Of IL re
moved entirely.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

The man who thinks be can
beat the prohibition ofncers il
either a fool or else no willingly
lays his repstation In tho scale
Of crimiuslity ~ \ balance "a
the temporary proAts Of the
Rame. No man who values his
good rsputc can engage In the
Illicit liquor trattio and retain II
long. for oil around him are
oples and his uadeing 10 ~ In
esitahls - fsas itself. IL 10 q
nero nsslss ee tiue.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
ARTIST ONLY 10 MONTHS OLD
I've a. 5aey'x Ssea.es Eshi esssa In
Isnss@ cs4psay % or2~ias
Ssesssy.

Csr3G.. wairs---Heten WGIGsSls u
Sezsh Wales Is sisted fa b. ths,
1erid0s yoeRSesss srs5ss. Her csssEa 10
tAls dissiaSSis.u Is gaas. altsSSsxt slss
s ssty eishSesa esoatAs etst. 50. SITS
u In hes eps esegs aas zad sssA Il
fsress.il sra drawing beard sksssees the
,Asssss saat aaosa assr aagsery
T,sp u her studies ssusa n1xssssry
afe t~ssuS exhibited az the anaaai sa-
hiaitIezs u the Regal Drawing sosAssty
Ia leusioe- Her pIeta<es are an eat
t.2e - car sieh riss6on baw AID a
rIass1tBx saSsstcac.,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

Cleveland. a-Thesuas h Farrels
ts ra,i~a,ty waiting ter the bake -
aarsa sp TO q eoufostseae swimming
,szapsruuarv. Mr, rarren sass ss pr~
fess swimming b sagiag. hs's osly
eighty yesrs a go. Il sttii 20 s~isa-
,s,sag every ehAscs l get" Nr. Farrell
said IT'S IL gssHte~, svsxt m ske
~exss Ssd hssps 70 ke~P ysa 10 fns
ggFns gus0 ! bssrn~d 20 hsye the
~ssrr ss~a ! vas a ship josssr 10
as voGsh ~ Sesa ef hasEisg and
al sftse &sao11e 0sstx-
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

When the Democratic part,
went ont OF power six month
ago, Henry Ford owed S., 900,
600 and his big industry ws'
practically closed down, In ies'
than six months since then
he has paid of this big ohliga
ton, his business revived au&
bis fsctories are running ful
blast Some "normalcy." vel
tell IL to the world,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03
NJ. !
oRDEs ~ PUBLICATION

ORDE8 ~ PUBLICATION
washingtsa ssan,y Circui, ceur.
10 Aagost tssn. a. d. 1921. in vs..
cation July II, 1871.
In thu Cfresit Court Of Washing.
ton county.
State of Missouri. county Of was...
ington. - II Angus, term. 1921.
St2ts of Miasoari. a, tho rela.ior
and to ths use ~ George Can, col.
lector Of ~ ssssnua Of washing.s
County. in IL Stsie Of M;ssos;i
plaintiff.
odn .. Oissy and the untnn wn
heirs. .conssrt. Sssi,s... don-ss s,ien.
sss. In I'm sdists. mesae ana rem re
voluntary and iasoiunis,y grantees
OF O'in ID. Olaey. asd all unknos Il
persons intssesssd In the real es,ate
hsFsin descsiss1l. defendants.
At this day Aenes the plaintiff
herein, by hissattorney, before The
Clerk Of the CiSeuit Court in veea-
tion. and files y petition ard ags-
davit, alleging, Dong o:her things,
that Orin D. Or md the rrkn IN
bcir.. consort. Y pse.. snnee,. al, .
ess. immediass De<ne aud re,z e,
voluntary sed e;ap.sry gyan F.,
Of Orp d. Oi1S lssendsu.r ae,e ~.
are no. resideos Tbs state 9; M,.-
souri
Plaintiff furt1 states that sa
non residents unsnown ,-erso: s
interested in & rez.i estate he's Z.
described eannot BE- summoned N
tais action hy ordinary proce )
Of law.
Whe-eupon 4 ordered by tie
Clerk in yacxtSoshas Order Of P.s-
lication be mas Ut sa:d deteatar :
be notified tAst aaintiH has "a
menced sui, ag st them in III.
court. the objecAnnd general natI T.
Of which is to cnlsrce the lien Of =
Ss'a~ =: .: -=..-s-- As-=:...-s- .,51a ttaxes du-
for the years 1916, 1917, 1918 ard
1919. on the following real estate be-
longing TO said defendants, to-wit.
Tract No. /. The northeast Guar.e,
OF the northeast quarter Of .ec.iot
'hi'ty'ihree tas). township thirty
seven tS1} north. range enc ~ easi
ol the Stu principal merdian, coa-
tanning ~ acres.
An itenaized statencn. in tn. ma
ture Of a tax bill, showing the
amount Of taxes and costs now due
on said real estate, fer the years
aforesaid, amounting in the aggre-
gate TO the ann CT Iwe,ye anu
- Zoo dollars. 10 fled with ssjd p,il-
ton and made = par, thereof, and
that unless the said defendants be
and appear in TIL court at the next
tsrn thsrsof. - - hexan And hold,
en- at the court house In the town a.
Fotpsi. in said county, ON the 2enG
day Of August. l9al, and on or be-
fore the sixth day Of said term L
the term shall SO long continue. ant
il not then on or before the las. Ga>
OF said term, answer or plead To- :he
petition in said eause. the same Wi,
he taken as confessed and jQdrmen,
viii be rendered accordingly. And j;
is further ordered that cory here
Of be published according 10 law.
in the Potosi journal, a weekly news
paper published in said County Of
Washington and State Of Missouri
JOS. CRESSWEII. Clerk.
State Of Missouri, County O. Wash
ington, SIS.
l. Jos. Crcsswell, clerk. hereby Ger
.ify the foregoing 20 be 3 true copy
ms the same appears Of record in
my Office.
Given under my hand and seal a,
Office, in Potosi. this ls,h day @.
JULY A. D., 1921.
JOS, CRESSwELl..
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

The railroads are hol'eflng for
another raise n rates II they are
TO be saved ffola bankruptcy.
Aud the government, too, is
about 10 slip them another halt
billion dollars aid. |, takes a
lot OF coin nowadays 10 save
.he railroads.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-03

That five million dollar cut II
state taxes vii! make tine Mis-
aouri Democracy sorer thar,
ever at Governor Hyde.