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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
BEAR IS STOCKS WORST FOE
Noted hunter tr Ao0s&@a csc area
6rutr VIII kin Aasss,ais Jsss
for Fan

,nan.lo, Noas.--J X, >s&4l,cs , .sgu
les>ia.t&l hamjef YSI&sSr4 ~ ;hs ss'r
sr7ain, al, ttysss,!> isar sg,7s& t.si,Hs ts7S,
a. Ilse wvr>g sSlsaAy cf iise s.>s u
.s4aaiy~i lla,rs NssAptain hyss-. e'
aAich Bic has killss. 'hgsve >y,sgs- afS
hga.,l,-i l.. S'Ati;.v - SNe sTsiss Nh
ilnal>. ossly ciar Il all ssc A2s ANa~
rl..sN ius aa. tiss=,ssst.ssl So rsGat-
l14e veteran EE4tVT. @fsn Aas G4lle~
aa,,,e is.a,. -Sss beaF> G@Figss - se@ass
aani4ae s-sSs ile st>asA Assis-g u s@ta
~ as,Fve ,asssoss- t~as> tHg Sassa sagss
.ss3ns the gSne ae Atlss in $ ssGys1 sss
aAes,ss Gsi>> }.3ef ;soi taz f,rs1.
he eili trail It's ss0ck fss sos3e>--
s;tea iv tlss tsstA 81. sv~SS Il Dy.-s-s
>ar, ia sys tisc ttssssscr se Az s,ss
tin. ,ds- i~~cf ~ sas~lA Dc miA ENes>
slsi uisgll ast sss> SH "a rlssi. assas7s,
klll.Ss tzesysV sssts Az!@sesas
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
BLAME WIRELESS FOR SPO0KS
Fire Underwriters See Stations a.
Explaining Scare ~ Ant,eon'sh
County, Nova Scotia.

Halifax. \. Sr-I'hc Proximity ~
radio station. is the latest eXplHnStl"n
~ Ail,sgoiIssh Count, s,nppAs. wt3ch
hs,- driven Aiek Macdonald and
family fy,m h,,ne asd hatYled invest
gators
Fire underwriters arr discussing
sus.cs, Ions that thc mysterious 'lr,'s
have h,~n au. H. electric p>,s'uanteiis
caused by powerful Mir'i-ss stations
u. ,,iacr hay.
Several Nier families tn An'isus'.
ish cuuniy are How reported I" hs,e
h,s>u ,triNrn frntn ,aelr ho,u.-s b, u,ys
ierious fires daring the hast dozen
Years.
Inquiries received here indicate a
small army of A, Aerie'an newspaper
men Is prrl@rilts ~ fellow f'r, Na'-
ter Frank,in Prince. director of Ilre
American Institute for Scientific Re
xen rs'h. wha has ac, eptesi an invitation
tn undertake an investigations W the
mystery
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
RUSS PRINCESS IS ST0WAWAY
F,ses When Reds KIN Her
husband.

ksm orleans La, Princes fischer
pijscheo, y native Ameriran and iden'
tihed with Russian royalty anter the
Rcmsnpfy rerime. IL In New Orleans,
having arrived au 4 s,oaaway and
s,cwas,irss on the steamship Texan
drier. which dncked here from Ant
werp.
The princess Is beihI detained st
the Aisiers immigration station while
government authorities are inves,tgst-
ins. An examination uill ps held tn
determine whether she shall be al
loved to rrmsin In this country with
out proper passports
In ias she IL ssid Ia have married
Pr,ucr Ivan Tschernitschee. Her hue
baud. u was said. r,vvail, Mas pat 20
death ~ Ralshcsikt,
Ths pr.neess 10 szid " have saikrd
a,oss cf the way scrss.s kassis sad Nv.
res< so Aa,ssrp. ~hesv che sasrssd
shs xsxsrdstss.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
The Senate last Friday ratified
the four. pOVer Pacific treaty BY

The Senate last Friday ratified
the four.power Pacific treaty BY
. vote Of 81 10 n, or four more
than the necessary t~o thirds
Of the total vote required for the
approval. Only one amendment
was adopted. that which with.
holds this country from milita' J
alliance with the other nations
party 70 the treaty withost act
BY the Congress 1t Warrington.
We are thus assured Of peace In
the Pasile for the next ten years
years, u least, providing, Of
course, that there Is no Joker"
hidden il the treaty and al the
parties to the agreement live up
70 ito stipulations. Future in
tsrsst in its operations lies in
the way Japan 10 going to act
That country has notions OF im
periAl aggrsndiSation which even
make our western shores look
attractive to her. Japan's cock
mess toward this country Of late
years is attributable TO the fact
that that she had a military
alliance treaty with Great Bri.
tain, which, We are told, the new
four power treaty revokes. All
We can say now for the new ar
rangsment is that We hope for
the best. Maybe the world il
really growing better and human
am billions shall no longer build
upon the bones of slaughtered
mankind, and the pressing bur
dens OF armamepts and war
saal! not attiict future genera
tions maybe.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
JOKE ON ARCHITECT
oss ~ osiiess ssys Fsesrs ~ T'rsS
0assU ~ Firm Avsass Mxns.ea
WAs jsks sa s11 TTibsas 70
tSss eaefses.

New Yak.~-S~w workers. ~ha
throlxed Fifth asen1s sasi fass Ia s.s
Z giiiatee VI i,s. Isrtsad@ay dass.2T
fhs d~pos~c liz e-hassss. th.. br.ies
dollar unrk Anss other curious szsi,,
lures and carvings thai slora s;aisy
81 Thonsss church. missed MIR IT
the avenues "icesI architectural j-sts.
For more thar three .I-eadss. Il, t<-
cSnse known today, the fs..ssre Of tired
mason has rested and sUaaeS; hitlE-~-.. !.
0n the roof II tfae sid ". X Naats-r-
biit mansion i. Fifl, first street @itA-
ia stOae : throw II Nj. JfsGaas'
gazing do@u al tise f:sssiissasss5lv ~, sas-
pagrs and richly cad tTest3s that
flowed through th- tanIuGs Iavro4.ll-
fare
The few architect araliy ;I.c3iacei per
SOILS aba knew ~ he exist esAce ~ llse
Vanderbilt n.as@5i a..ieFed that tie
figure Vas erected ~ a tribute 30
masoI who Iss Killed during the estis-
structlon of the El-se. but Riel4&r1
Hunt. architect. pA" with his iaie
A@N'NNt shisA6at- A$@-SN+ 49, "AssA tsAS
Aoase. said the t.-Crte aas a7 'xssr
Il Joke o-i aud d iri,s4te 10 The sen or
Hunt.
The Vanderbilt tome" sad Nj
Hunt, "was built 1urns ih- ,FaA-iyiop
ier.ud. hen II vas sI}-,tsaary 10 ats'yrT.
the root with u sc4.iturs-i figure ~
s.saae satri, The ua>@Es ahu ss.Qips prs
were continually aiIer ias iaiAr- tc
tell them .hat Kind uf uggre lie
planned io ase. Du1 h- ke;- g4islns
tbelu Of. saying lhere was Ea-ai! II
time tp decide after The house Aas
finished.
FINALLY, ailel walking ,hro'Gsl ,ae
neariy Completed building Lly f4llseg
olsetrses! screen sD ll4e baT,r .4a j.
Way. and G!revteo the worA.nen 10 "a
move il. Behind tle ecresA waS
>culptor-- X ipr,>si. sa.t- Well knunr4 AT
fliaI tiIlIy-put,il4e The tu.>lliu,
teucle. on q sl4.s VI a .Dase.b a
re.s. with his SQUARE lsai~r zap ~ ai-
head and 4 nia.et IA has hana- IL,
had u>,,i as his li,sisi IN! father. y h,
frequently pui oa inA>ts.s cas astc
tOpk sn active pa1 Ia III. Wurs
Nj Vanderbilt iik+ei be .-are-
an1 1'a's aow {, Aapprn,-i ,Aat TIN
mason was pa; up."
Tl4e aal. e;htr aSure % All syT sAI
grading ii wealthy Ao,ae in New lurs
80 Ear IS could be ies4 gUe4i. L. a h,ru4t
s.s,de Of d >t-.d pu'inses. whicii stsna,
on tfse lawn b@fos. he Charles N
Schwas Ilznsivn oa Riverside Srss.
Mir Sc.twab was sfeA ,nss6ler aim.
seaf before lac --sais&s,xersi1 ha
,E- late Ansgrs.a Carnegie
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
TOO MUCH OF RABBIT MEAT
War-rime Food 10 Becoming u-pee-
utae IN Berlin AID Autehex Ar
Fast pissppessinp.

Rcrlln. .--x,ermau are turning against
,,n use d. tame II stiis as f'ssl. Ese-
hit sausage was staple of tie Tea
f,.n table tn was l,nae and oer5aans
explain It's present anfseIsulsrii, by
saving they had 100 much of IL IN
that "hungcr pe,iud"
Miliivns II ,sss'v rabbits ~erc ,ns'
lerssd fram Belgium ara Holland ~
the states and the municipalities. ard
said q, = nasainai csst g. the cttireas,
uLe established tahhit hatcs.s aud
brs<i tAs.a tu tsiasnisA th. e~~! and
p0tk supply Ia tie ssr,
Nrr,in aiae~ neash, t,s,astso
mafks tnotsssi salsr t-s.ss.ssS,
w,sth ~ rabbit. In sxs~ sxss~r, Ter
which The city 3. still iassstsssl whsse
trsintesd, wrte esssrtesscd frem ,aiT
TO the middle ~ the soiias ssx Ivaf,
Msny fsasiiiss isssed ~ .sh~s nrs,
las rubeis ser ss~asAA ssi ths sssrt.
~ assse II = palse4
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Prohibition comes high but /
would make less kick II its I'D.
vocAses could be made to foot
the bills. But your reformer's .
creed 10 to let the other fellows
do the paying.-lroatoI Regis.
Ter.
The virtuous effect OF former
and regular Christmas gifts
from : leading st. Louis
"suds" brewery 10 Bro, AXE
stili adheres apparently. Ore
OF the main rsasons Why preht.
bitiop enforcement 10 dificuls
and comes high 10 the disloysl
aossinG Of the lsv by papers
friendly 70 the lIquor ssasic In
its lawful days. Your stud nov.
adays cheers the mOoushiae1
and bootleager On 70 greater ssd
ersaeas e9oSts - laW 1oaaocs.
- A.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Investigation shows that cur.
rem, farm prices are higher than
the pre- war prices back in 1913
aud 1914, when the Wilson ad
ministration knocked the props
from under American pgosperi
ty. Say, do you rememb bey the
fearful buy u bale" appeal that
came from the Democratic South
about that time9
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Well, the lower house Of Con-
gress has gone On record again
10 the msttev si passing the
soldiers benus ill, which was
WAS done last Thurday By vote
Of 338 to 70. A. ninety Demo.
Gratis along with 242 Rspublicsss
votsd TO pass the bill. partisan
ism 10 absolseA from the respon,
sibiiity Of putting the measure
over. 60 the House 10 square
with the soldier vote and has
passed the problem on To ths
Senate. So far. then, no polite
al advantage comes from passing
the bill except such - may &C.
crue TO the Republicans from the
fact tina. their pasty was in power
when II was done. The net re-
suits will be that OF the mem
bers Of the House up for reelec
tion this year. the pppb'icass
will get the Republican soldier
vote and the Democrats the
Democratic soldier vote. AS
passed by the House, the bonus
bill will require something like
four billion dollars TO finance it.
which makes it pretty clear that
far ~ spending this. aoney goes
the war is far from being over.
And. OF course. this 10 only the
beginning Of a long series of
costly legislation by which the
soldier vote will be nursed
along for the next ti'ty years.
And the general taxpayer must
bear it all. How happy the lat
ter must feel over the outlook.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Msr;,ii,Eunh y. la ~ IsR's
faAscvisal cAagNs $s tsss~i.va. y. \.
Mar, Anna tAafs hsssSa " that NJ
lAse, Aad S&aa@el >~@gsss t-9c as talt
,4ts, svrs raarsiv.i es tts. kes, Dr
& r. A PISS TtsEss-~&gss YEAR
aes, ,Ls e>,apsr ~rcs 10 aaxrfs sas The
.asassts-St sAs sse.ksss aa1 .4ss
ssszrtl.~i ansss iasg ssS~ssgis sls~s n~'
ss.s shs as>s stt,s. sAase~ ilsSar s1rsy aey.
a. slSi,~ sass - siss~r aed eeean'sr
~-~es@ssSs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Some men still adhere TO the
theory that the best way u
manage wife 10 to treat her
rough and begin the treatment
early. This IL borno out by the
s.. Louis woman who says she
was married On Tucsday and by
Friday had both eyes biacked
By her new lord and master.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
HAS FIRST BIBLE
PRINTED IN U. S,
Newberry Library in Chicago
Also Possesses Parliament
Act Ordering It
TRANSLATED INTO RED TONGUE
Government Ordered Collection ia Enc.
land and Wales to pefray Cost
Of propacatir0 eespe! in
New England.

Chira ac".--The mrs, Bible printed in
the tnts-i States spran2 directly from
Il na,iun,ai solicitation Of funds in
England and Wales In "A manner some
what AKIN 10 the Liberty loan drives,
according I" George Is, ttie,. librarian
81 the Nrwberry library here. The
ilbrar. has both The first American
Bible AMI The ari uf the English par
lin mrai which led to II.
The Bible was translation into
'he ,ongn. Of the Massachusetts In.
dinns. For years John Eliot. 4 pur..
Tan fleeing from persecution, who land,
ed II Year, sitter the Mayiiower. had
been sending back 10 England reports
about missionary success Minenx the In.
diaEs
Ordered BY Parliament.
When the furlians came info power
he found friendly government. and
In '6n. Within six mcnths after Charles
MAS executed. when Cromwell
Was supreme, parliament passed An
act for promoting and propsEaiins
the Gospel in New England" The ae1
created a corporation consisting Of ia
lundunerx. which thereafter carried
90 the work
Rut more especially II ordered =
general c"iiec'i"n In all the countries,
cities. towns and parishes Of England
and Wales" II required the minis.
iers I" read the act 10 their coasrsA
cations snd instructed them. with
others. Ia go with all canvenlen,
speed from house TO house to every
one ~ 'h~ inhabitants Of the said par.
ishes and places respectively. and 10
take the subscription uf every such
person in schedule To b. presented
Ia them for tha, purpose and accord.
gather the same"
To Educate Red Brother.
Fetter education of the Indians was
also nsirri ain"nE the purposes of the
cor'orat'on. Twenty five years later
there ~frs -four Indian towns with
scho"lS In Massachusetts and rhe
praying Indians" there numbered
Ann
This collection ordered by parlia.
ment brought In ahou, fli.0s,. II ts
reported.
Fourteen years later. In Iossa Eliot
furnished the drst comp.ete S,pis
printed In the western hemisphere, Its
,i,i. .lasr hears she lines: AT tha
charge and witt, ias >c:sent of the
Corporation in England for the Pro-
molten OF The Gospel Amongst the In.
dians In New England"
The place Of printing Was Cam.
bridge. Mass, where ~ years before
Eliot had helped compile the Ray
Psalm book. the hrs, book to come OF
the press. In what 10 now the United
atatea.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Recently = man took q drisk
OF moonshine hootch and 1t pu,
him u sleep for fourteen days.
He Was lucky. lots OF 'em never
wake up again after taking y
snifY At II nowadays.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
To LINK NORTH
and BLACK SEAS
Plan to Cut Steamship WateWaJ
That Ho9H Be Great Hep .
10 Commerce.
ACROSS EUROPE BY Wn8
0eT"s"y 10 Considering prsjss4 -
Cenns<xSns - zsse Fibre za1 ~
osn@see ssr cesanT2ssn1
Ses1e4<

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aAA-Af Ah~ %~* Fas'ssGa afzs ss< Sias-
'srss' +@-Es 10 cses& 1ay Fad
- fss%fSH SH-a%s szSe AaRGa"s szG The kfsnas
.I~ sA4a~ Sss' z RE essGsssns u
1@'@t ''S7S.e s'sSsA< %''&assf sszs ~
'A" ~fN" ess~ aes~@2% E's q sS-s| To %HE
s%rsaa~s@aA *&1sT@sg ssssad.a- N~s7sh
!" aAr h<@N1 sSzs
a"I y 1a.sf"s5 ssrsrss Enrssgss
f~Ss sGsnSy sxAsss.
sAs<2<A trxfrs*fx tasssa-S sxsaH sass-
1Ae& sn NJ aAsgSE GxSe t@ s~m<. tn E&Fy
sa'aaa GAIL aasf7rxaasSsa aa@sGs ss%s
eNu"aesshn "i s1- ezassix~ss pesrfsA4 G
'@AA e.afSs~~n wasS- s~SsA ~
ssR saaaF asaiAakss*s saaes she hnssaS
~ s''s fs''.1ss sfss ths' isaasaa~a enuazs y
oAAs.
We~ Co@escfsena - kSsseA
Ire very fact tlsst ws rsxssi1y fh@
aeSes'sifaS~a Htsase ~ efsS m&sas1f
pa<So0nose. ans tn~ sssenSr raFsr. cFaEsA
DAnso< IN assshsr- nsAxss - zs-
sseSanena ~ . 1SstsNsy a<1 -
l1ll
% nssh scTA Scss ~ wsr eusa<ht
a0~~a AsNhseAs csSf<%s LIN k.xrvS~ ~
s<~es - bfahkaas sHstsssas~ enaAai-
hesis~- es~rzsaay earrtss a1x ths
pf@ae*f she II esss4sssseyf1<. ne xAG hEzy~
Ia siAafAS s'f Eafsss~ rSs ssrpaxa alta
wAsss fss.sr. g-ss Ss sS srxh~ len ~fsssss
70 snsa& W = E1vs@ wfsn TErx<T at-
RHss Sssa~e fs@SHa aitA a ss9xssaTy.
AtAa tse S~~ aAnzss u siss-aasses ska
map
psssrfss usssf rs*afe aSrosA FIT
fus's4-- aasts ssh$rx ar~ FSsssxhas sisA sssr
s1s"eE f~~Tsxvs-~tas. ssSnx sse Ahihs
70 Aataa~ W tls~ kasAsss fso1Sary.
A.a@. So Haz&srrS. say1as~ r&swHZh kaas
Ar<nssr@ ss'a ;hs tsasswiS sanas - tsse
Aissaahi. which esHl@i~s ipss the fssar
as~ Ss keSh~srH~
WheSe rwe asssrs Are Lishe1-
TT svsie sslrafs ~y%. e<sa watEisacf
nasf. f0s San rvsad swe saeas ps sssl =
af this yosss. fsshas.srs. css th* kasa,
and hstisss@ses Sc< kEs.~assssssrsf ~ ssl*"
tAan,st'~. swsr~ss II snsssw shan tsasf
sasas ran ~ sa 'ss~ kfats~ sEst falss
sp issfssss.sts : asa ss-~at3s s<sas~-ss es'
ana l-ts" t.us sas - use sh~ fss sitst
IN fsF a. ka'ssf~'s. k~sbssss1. thsT
'Aaaass~ esd Of ths ~saaali rsv~r~s a4t
sttax ~ish tsse kalh~. i~ s$sfy II asslrs
Nssssta~sss II izstsesssss rh-s hapssgs''
Esssai NJ sas psssss's' IL, ksstssina sss u
s'G.s sass <T~ai GlsaF aitias, Ahsse
srassAf.<t. io was4ssass, s~sas.as hss-
.wx~a pst aisst Lao sssss ram sfss~gsss
sss'' MaEn.
t~ srs.assa~ stth ths> ss,uiss s.fea
atst easaansa- .ss'sp efie,slEs ~ ease
aasssr ssessnss'F- fsssat @aFnhfsrg ~
isastss~sss. IS the s@tFFfsesix eirvasts s
g<'ag>s ss's"s~n 'har ltbsis asss tsae f's
IBIS, tFsNfsa f*aakt"Fy star rsasts tars
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

San fraeetsga--iaekrahescs Srw
% ugr.sla.nx the fsgalsoas lsisasls, out
saase the s,oistsa Gsse. aecerdiax 10 q.
4, RixfcE,l II the yossrarnsas bureau
cg plant tssslas'rs. ~ha aas appsairsi fax
aid to rtl ,saS islands es The AniinAis
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
Elxs Cesp IN cai Well.

RakersssEts. ,,al.--A wildcat OIL w.if
&C ihs HiseAce~x sanca >s,a;h ~ fpr-
tsts tG1s. al tss, fe~t. has h<xaa 10
pFvtgse noe Oh, bat ssh. sevosSsiax
te West reSssssSt Giese. They wsre tiay
speetusas, srgsrensly erssa sahtef-
fSHsaa ssr@ana
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

BY the end of this month
Americas task OF removing her
dead from France will be com
pleted. And having our boys
all back. the alive and the dead
let the refrain be, Never again. "
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
ably,

Income tax receipts will fall
on one third this year the late
tax retsrn filings indicate, We
wonder what supported the big
rush 70 Pain Reach the pas,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
RULER Of TIBET
IS HARD WORKER
Brlt0ns FHi Ciiai Trss Mere
Ihan English arc srlarEaa
Business Nan.
PUTS IN 20 HOURS EVERY DAY
Pc 6srs Se IS sns State Ana.sp
IA sss sts1e ssr ser z-e q ffs~-
srA Esr1g s%1 Ming ar.is~sA
Ci.5z1s ts c1z

l-oest00. 0.l,-e ..saa5 f.anaa oe
T. II, Tie regl- sa-. alss ,,.~aalar h.ass
@, ha, st-c3 azs%e. tssg.s ~ l.44s a,s zssag.
a1 DEF tA4a .Aee @a4@aa -. EgssAsA s.r
Al.atrtca+s '.5a~l2.es-'s a-s;.- liz, ~sgs up
ii Iesag u'rs"1ss .l e.-l. s1ssFI2rsg ana
lafAsE,s 4G'ii aslul-.4t, asl 20 & sa.sss sagslasx
lhe fsvt ita@t ..e = a4,t, aaxsz .sssazsssgy the
III eyss-
>r tharl,s Bel. British Tras4rIcal
''iti'-er u Ia't.2, w-Epa Mas {N.S returned
after . ysas's reastote-s<. "a the rxx.sar-
NS. 'f'sft'ltt!es9 c44y~ ~ L44as4. the
IJtsetan cais!;al, sdys tiss- Dalai lAias
~ KeelSsea-g Vi I-s s4sazsiE,y. Si- Charles
~ sss'r II th.- fEw Fsz-sJ4acl atRo have
Eassaer1s the IYlset&a lsnsaa-r and
IA.s heltsai lsiEA 70 a-s>gEzse frsezdly
with tae bead " all Tgfr~,
lie .zssG G8e si~ AeFaax vi iavftinx
iRe into 'aas f.gf-slss.is1a sSel1ss9r~- II his
cv'4s.'rg palace sassa Sir cczarsss.
Climate IL csao.
Tais @As l.tSis sox.sLsasa AZ
Ee@crs, tirs4s ALA. y ia sasiaz1Aas--a hsss.
ssssa retreat wsa~r~ NJ Ttr~~ sirwy
Thought tsu'h so lks stilSs Is ard state
Affairs, if4asSr~.2s ~ evnsrSt-, w~g~
s.las1as here. aas! yhag& 'a.re a8..s
s'4ss. Is4lsessSaay> 4za i S-sa2. s&,sr
frorn EesAgat" "
The climate uAs snteaxs~-sy <pslsi
v hes. ssr GISsriv-s ayr ves-. att Evt days
the Temperature ,;siser-s Gsyxr res.
above ttveEslsg gss4-t 1. tAs. ssGacs II
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aSTd in weather y~aastltgv,na t~rs~vwts
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

The German steamship "Seyd
litx" arrived 1t the port OF New
York recently for the frst time
aimee 1914 aud We took II agree
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
Fishing Boats Crew Rows
200 Mics From Shipxreck

81 Jahns. y. fs--ths errw VI
the New fsendiana hShisx seao.sn-
sr Howard Parts ru~ed 40
tslles In an ep.e boat aftsr
theis -s:-. -. -. toassssed and
r~aehssi lisrbatsss resenst5, Ad-
vt~~s u their arrival r~estsed
h~e~ sxid the s~~s&i hal hs~o
Aris~a far to ths ss-atAssfd ~
cee,rar, wixsls e~fsrs shs
sprsas = i~shL
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

The signs OF increasing pros
perity tbrouHhou, the country
are giving our Democratic
friends grief.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

Our soldiers are ordered home
from the Rhine. No money, nc
watch there.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29
SCIENCE lIMlne
BLOW II DEATH
NHN DISCOVERIES BY Claa


London.--Nof aaiy bsy the brains
Of the iliustrious b grated On the
living. but We may alse he on the eye
Of the secre, of pespe.uai life
This astounding Scsxibiiify. arising
out of story ioiatn the Daily Ex-
press Of Prof. Alexis Earreis iiseov-
cry. is revealed by Sir William Ar
buihnot Lane. the famous surgeon.
who worked with Professor Carrel be-
fore the wal:
Amy tissue kept On microscopic
slide, at Il suitable Temperature. fed
with the rixh; material. and drained
ut frequen, intervalx will grow AMI
live forever said Sir William
If this is applied not only TO one
or two tissues. but To all the tissues
Of living body. thea II follows that
such a man would Hive forever.
Food Too Diesssible.
I'VE pay for civilization by eating
digestibl- food. We should In reality
eat indlsestitle food ss The savage
does. Tie Hindu lives % corn ground
between stones and the cake he makes
Is most Lnperfectiy rcssted- There
fare. he avoids all disease Of the inies-
tine. such 2s cancer. which is spread
ing In the civilized world with the
most alarming rspidity.
"Prof.ssor Csrrei has made ss,onnd-
Ing discoveries. He successfully
grated whole kidney from one AMI
NAL in,o smother II the same species.
He did the same With lec and Other
members. transplanting arteries and
veins at the same Time. have seen
d black dag with u white ipg that had
been grated on. The blood vessels
Joined ur during the Operation and
worked successfully. Professor Ca-
nj tried Yafting II kidney an the
organism Of living man hut !: he
came csiesr~cus. These experiments
however. are invslasbie becsuse ney
lead the wsy.
oserrun the otades.
THE ,issGes Professor Carrs4 is ~.
per!menting with are mounted on
slides and have TO be kept a; the same
Temperature ~ thst 0f the human
body. They are washed every day
with saline water to disis'<s cf by.
products and they will never Die 40
long ~ the treat m~nI is continued
They grow JUS, like fungus. and in
time ev~rrun the slide There Is no
such thing as death IS long as there
h perfect drssnsge.
Professor Csrrel has net yet tesA
able to unite tissues and kev5, them
growing Cntii this can be done these
fragments will! have 10 thought, al
though they may possess feeling
This work gives doctors sna s''ien-
lists u great inslgh, on what Is going
ON In the human bod, Small tissues
OF the brain. ,he liver. ar the heart
may all he tr-sted In this way. II
the fragments are fcd with thyroid
1uice they will d!eest the feed and
pros l,ied all by products are washed
sway. their i!fe Is ahsuluiei! without
limit"
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-03-29

J~9ersess. Ga.--A bstfsr saff horn
A~r~ hSs ~sly sa< sye. sssi ~ tail ssl4.
2ishqsge So boasts tsar veil arsss-
ots~d f<st - leSs. hasss iiks rzh1ie
issi~si ~ wstk5ax lis~ betf.ss ss< -
sruliy snopssed " wnfk. G~es1ls -
thai h-r ~ss4<. &;rsxw gslztnaMeb
ssys - . : sestsy v-..s en-