davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
julistetaan
lopuIliSesti ebkd
.1ouIuk$i
(True translation filed with the postmaster at
New York Mills. Mimi, as required BY act Of

True translation filed with the postmaster II
n new York Nils. sa,n. Mimi. as required BY act Of
2iittolfuneioen plineuiposio 40,
riiiisin on rpbtpnDt toisnenpiteiliin
iaaoafieen iaffoloiiet alIefirioitta.
moan lopulIiien rortdn|opinnflen
cbpistalnisoiiafiria1 sonIusi;.
HuoIipiraIliiet ieIitptiet saflon Io-
bettart1stii tpastaufiesfa ,.:Len Iiit.
tontuneioen noo.ii;il, iosin ipaobit.
tin pifaista lopiillisten ebtoien fiji.
,iD1ffnmistd, oio4.ntnat, etto Slfia on
taipnitpaiiren ilsorittaat,oa fo.,paus.
ia 5capa Sloh,sI, ltyotctnista lai.
iDoistd, fitn liittcuinltsat hinfan liz
ir,el1tdtpat ipaatin,l,fiisai,. i,fi iupi-
baanfin iebod. sDlillei;lprsta oatin
10 n1adrorlnDt s0usiaianli ,leumotte-
lelnaan IafIalaisten erperttien fans
ia iiitoesta iopin1i.fieSta i1sId f]ip-
ntpftesla.
Gaitii t1tG S1siau pastnl1sta on
Dlineuiposto faiitellbt sstalnnllnn
annstamista ia tdsI; OK tultu iii-
ben paatofieen, e.id sl,,,elifnn apn
on ,paIttdn,1toitd. los sSiapal.a ai-
iota1 belnstna ,ldIanh1o1Iti. Gent
i1Ifeen FIN sst1ipaller fualtiofoilsls-
ri Nsnner oil iciostannt maania
noifena oientaa failttelt glIi; cunos-
to fDipnDsti i,,iten uuitaiiiin 5eti
Idbettdd sstiinallala 10000 tonnia
niiua. Dlineuiposto ielittda, ettii
on mdlttdn,dtontd. ettd ghbpslpal.
lat aapoa liotou SStdtpallolle.
gleenld ollaon it'd mieltd, etti
en1a ci ole lrlitddn ipanrda tDibolli-
ini,fIien, nubelleen alfamilesta Snt-
ian ia Hittoutuneioe,, ipaltoicn ipo-
Iilld.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
salminiina fplpettp iuGbemmGn fnin
mime iuitDnna.

IaIipilliiuiato nrtpioibarn oleipni,
3S,77O,OOO eefferid Maan.pilielDs.
ipirastpn tiebonannon ni,faan eli
23.2 proierttia piereinpi fuin mime
tpuonnn, iolloin iabon oruioitiin ia-
snnon aifaan olctpan 0,489, 900 eef-
ferid. NifufpIipoien fila artpioitiin
ole1pan joiiliif. p. 1919 $50 pro-
ianttia rornlaaIista tDerrattuna 9S,5
proienttiin mime ipnonnn ia 89.5
proiotttiitt, iofa 81, fesfim1Gr1inen
iato 10 ipitooen nidl[d.
HliisfDltpot artpioitiin oleiDon
$4,000 eefferid eli 23.5 proi.
iD6beurHdn FUN mime iunonmo.
a,iisfpIn6ien tiln iouIi1f. 1 u 1919
OIi 89-s proienttia norn.nalisto iper.
rattmad SO proieattiin s0elIiieri
iu,iotertd ia 9f.8 proienttiin tanoIli:1
festd 10 tplooen fesfiariuostn.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19

Gea Snnu ariola uelienpoln mencssi libtcsina
ea1ntnipaeele. oanen mics @nNfoa iofa paasp
file aseelle ion bdnen teapo puolsnn eln,a
taslsf no banfa ieIlen ballnen ooama DafttsfiriaH
epdonnististn barfasfpa toman afrnsfan ha
tneo bdn ioapuaa Iaifn mielaan ia ucnicenonnaioen
ia tafoa banels n1enestsstd.
geior,,a noilpnt belposi disdd getd Sanulr atsu
ia Saihls trmolln Observation-Disclosures f5p5inmain
l6asti poipa! nda fofcamaan tlpaibn ruha,nan
25 htin dGstoterfir ofn balutn tafaana
poper 5dn mot nnna eteenpan bonfnao
feG iotfn nurusuut bdnee ur,tsro
bason edhagtufen parol esn banesaan elleen tGnldn
rabto ban gnf pSsfn astamigboun, ofa tcfec bdnn p
nepdfii elanlGrhisteluisia. .#4
std eanNan tariond tobelSa ouusus1a n,enestpfieen
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
5otilaiben julmasta fobtelnsta

iotaoifeubesia ipptetpn fapteeni aarI
6. Det3erin. fllulustell,sia Goper-
nor's SSslanoisia, Ne.p DorfisIa, on
tobistett,, ettd fapteeni oil fome,,tn=
NIT erGGn iotilaan nielelnddt palo-
NON paperosiin raneoistufiefii los,
tafin iotilaan Observation-Disclosures.
SotiIng ei fliitenfoan toteIlut tuoto
ntadrGpsta ia fapteeni Det5erin u1ie-
bet lttimot bGnet fiin9,i Sc Wun-
M-, i.sin banet pi6dtettiin foIn,ef-
II fi,nfoubeffi. yistifnuIustelnsio
f,,itenfir fGtpi ilmi, ett1 pio1ttdnli.
rre1r iobt,,i iotiIoan teripepoellifestd
aIemasta eifd cllit Eifddn rongais.
ta,stoinlenpin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
Rep Do Uils Wlian. geranainaa soulnfnnn l9 D. W -
Syyl0s biiIenkaivajien
icbtdiid vd$tddn

iiirrettii,r ybopSmaltni,t iiionarin
anoerion;lt oifeuoesia sSnOianapoli-
iisin mtine tiistainn iiibe1 ionffa
fuin baTIitl,s tai ipptetDt balnotpct
ottad aiian oifelioesin eiille. Ron-
iaiii, biilenfnitpaiien iobtoioa Meg.
amber 9Oiuatia moltaon tebtD6 iDD.
tostii cifeilben bol,peffumiesta Ell
fititel1tnan perl,,tettn, tponn tnIec
bd1,en aiiania ellie e,,ii mnnnantai-
1la aaniaiin biilenfaipaiot aHoi.
nat lafon 10 bei,df. II b, rnutta
Iofaf. 81 p::sta osti fatiotnan tan1Gf:
lafon olelpaia oinn pleiiestd biilen-
fniipniasn lnfosta. 6alliti,fien
aonstaiat ipaitt1ip1t ipntofieniii PEI
rusteefii eta 9oipatin 'oliii pitiinDt
ililistaa aanloiin laffo pddttDueefli
ian,uHa FUN DIeinen biile,lfnifpaiiell
lntfo padttf1l prelsDenttl NIllpnl1.
ehooilla. Snlpat on arltnnut feu-
rdanon latlilttnon:
.Wirii eit ole tebn1t nlitdu1i rifos.
ia ia iifii on ri1inlllla pnbbas onla=
tllnto. Worfilat eilp1t neloita IT..
ntistd, iofo ei ole tebnDt n1itdiirl rt-
fosta tai ina1rDDttd. Mina toitDon,
etfi tdsId l,onsia ei ole tpield ti,l.
lut atfa, jolloiil fatiottniiiin rifoh
Jeff rehellisten tpolaister puollls-
tnnlineil IltoieIaffeer heioGn etuinan
abneitu forporatiiooneia tDostaan."
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
2Gnnen tpaltioisia iaetnan tafamari.
fuitua Iufcrta.

3,500,OOO ~ba,,naa ioferia, iofa iou=
Iuf. 6 ,. tafoiporifoitii,t Dbopstpol-
tain ipiranomaisten toilnesta lttahs
ssbabo SoferiDbtion tparastoista,
ioetoan n,pptdtpdfii MasbinatonisIo,
'Oregonisfr, sSsoabosia ia Iiintiiesia
Monianasia 1912 iettilld paunalta
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19

bettitpdt ieuou1lc DDbe,; b1rhainl-
misto iotilagupIeereistaaa ia filbn-
iistaan, foptee,i sbsfibsnfo,l e,lti-
fen feiiarilliien fainffaipien ltpiee=
rim, iofa jdriesti 'partiolaiiet' rpf-
n,entteibin ia fonlppanioibil,.
,Seuroufienn l,nlulfecn t:scl til
neesta fiiboittnjien toin,inna5fa %.
tGtpaIliiet iiibteet 'partiolaister' ia
omerifolaistc,, nililld paaitri!pGt ia
'portiolniiet' tulipot aftiitpiiifIi bel.
lbetpifeifii."
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
Nilla ntestanttannt amerifalaiien

gauori an1erifaloite,, urbeiIiia
Caster, De Brito, Stem Dorfista iofa
,tIeito ipiiffoio iitte ldbti Mefiifoon
tarfoitufiellu otton eld,pdnd tai f,lol.
leeno fiinni MlIan, icnfn pdastd
Gbibnnbnan noltion bnllitus Wefii.
fosin on 1i,tpon11ut $4,000 pnIfin.
non, on ioutunut gillon fdiiin ID
,r,estnttu iln1nn mitd1tt n1,,obolli.
i,,ufii1, fertoipot Weefiifogta iaopa,'
meet ianomaebtie6ot. Tdtd t;eton ei
ole iDobnistettl,, i1luttn pi6eta1n iitG
f,liteltfin luotettanotln.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
&ongresii faIittelee /. IN. n. :ldisten
farfuituslafia.

aongresii1t eoustaiabuoncen iiir-
toloilulsfomitca on eiittdnDt lafi=
eiitDffen, io1tfn tautto faiffi S. B.
IS. Iiiton ia ,nuiiben ipdfimoItnistn
ipolticIligtn toi1nintan fonnnttatpien
idriestoien l1lfomoolniiet idienet moi.
ooon fartoitton Mnneritasta. Ror~
foittomiielle fatiotoon pGtetndfii
ippffi ainoostnnn i1ienbpg noisin
idriestoisid. ,poifto benfilo ei oliii-
tdon fDplIinen mibinf66n Ioisio fieI.
Iettpibin tefoibin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
G5icasssia fnIntetaan eaemiSsa u,
bDia ipSliinomiin hin firfsilfe.

Gdstori 6. &. Carpenter, Gbico-
gosia, b6n,na6stDtti Metbo6istifir.
ton poppeir 5ei66n fniilne modnon.
toind pitdn16si16n fofoufiesin ilrnot-
tamnIl1, ett6 boIIitufien tiInstoien
mi,foon fesfinfertdinen perbe gbico-
gosin fi,Iutti tpiin,e ipuo1nn fesfi-
madrin $17.O1 Ddfiiuo,uiirt ia
1886 firtoiIle. Coma tilnsto oiot.
tao, etd perbeet fnluttiDot fesfi.
nd6rin 1886 eIdtuiin f,itDiin ID 81
,ienttiG firioibin iondlla Giolld.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19

Ia iaitpot isfun infnileIla ppor11-
opfiell1. nanet mbosfin ammuttiin
ieuroatpona p1irpand.
..@,1u mama ntiehet on,n,,,ttiir
Morheomfos{o fnnmenen fn;ffioor
min ,,ieim1not beisti eitpGt 1poineet
ieiIoa ialoilloan. geiit1, iotfn ei,pdt
ipoi,eet ieiIoa, anunuttiin ialfoibin,
etta be faatuiapat ia fitte ommuttiin
heihin tolu1e t1hteisIaufu,lsta. 9)fIi
miehistd idi hsnfiin ia fertoi t1nl1n
ofon tapnhtunasta.
..Tpiiigfo labiieubun follpuuqeis=
II Qnrtchofin ,,pieerit harioittimot
,omonroi,io nurnnnrfsin
c,s;,,n;,n;r,;,;a ;,,rrr,,,,f,;o to-
a.h.,.; ,,,,ssr;r mr,,,,,,;tb;,, to,,,,,,,,
LAX. ;,as, oort.hof;, ,,t,,oer;t ~
s,s. | 49,; arSsa COW, o+;,on r,;a
I'D :.r...: .-.:..r go. ha;r1. ,,,;a
- !: 49,. 49,; a,;sa,,;, ,I;,,,ot nsne,,
,,..,I.,,, .aaaot+;;,, ,,,,,a~o !, ;ssf,r
ss : x;ah,,,,a. !. ,,,o+ts ! ;;++a Mia
- .,,a = ss,,a,, ;a1ean,s;;oo, :
,O''."',o'.u y l''oaA '':''.''
etu''' 'D'A1'o,. '',''.''' 80
~ p'e'o .r ,.lss.'ses'1'u''' t.a..., .au.D,,
l'a''"'' p's' l''ouA su.'e, y
pahsi utustu''.a'a' 'opnl,s' ~ ~, y,
lpa''d po'''a'Aa po'stues,uu'' 'o',p'.'
9e ."a'pll A'''u'.au'' lel.'lsA'u4u.'
e''a eaI.en J. '',.eps.'la' ~ '.'',u:
ps''ll'''n 'ui. pul''Oua'sle1 10l.u'uI.
''a -. - - 49, 49,. =.
e''aaH m nos,uaA = y e'' iu.lss'' .'1u ''sD'
i'lila ga'.siA =. lep'A'4a"a'.
u'''su ',ulN lyu.'.ls.o 80. 80
ol''pNi' ssul..pal''' as.e.,ss N,ss:
s10e.l''.' n.1osr.r 4upllsu - !.
t sosslu''' ~ lie eu'ia'4Vi.N a',s's" s.s. !.
pollu' ,euuAu u'.1l r,.....:s:: .'4a la
i''u,. ,u,,.'''u'lu.D.a ie''Du': 49,
"uaul' 's'M 49, w. -. - ~. m
'l.nul'.siu VI o.'ul pe' ~ 80
a,ia'u'Dc" = ap'uu'
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
0reiibentti on 10 jalfeilla.

Vrelibeniti Wilior falpeli eniin1di-
len ferron ipiirle louantoira len-
iaIfeen fun ban 'iairostui pllbuio.
lnatfailaon puri fultfa,tttn Iitte. Fri
Graplon OH lutnannnt prsiibertin
liibtea lDbDelle ol,tonlatfalIe udiilii
pai1pind.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
gobiois. Dafotan biilifai,pofi4 Ino-
pntetaan tataiiin smistaj;llsen pian.

$5JH$l y.ss82s
Bobioig- -Dofotau biiIitnitpoffet,
iotfd neliG ,Diiffor fitte otettiin nal.
tion bnltliut1 firinernoori Gro5ierin
iotoldfi-i iiIistlff feIh, I,iotDa,tetonn to.
toifin pfIitpiiiIle onlistaiiIleen ndind
p1itnnd. fosfo fit1pern0ori on foonut
ieIiDille, ett6 biileutoinoiat paiaoudt
t5ibin preii6entti BiIionin cbooiIln
il biiIipula ipaltiosin on lopp,i,iut.
Roitpotfid ei fuitenfoon l,iouuieta
e,1nen fun fuiperno6ri on Dormn,
ettd tDot niisIG tiIetpnt oIemnan
iatfuncgti fdpnnisf6. animosteit.
on1istoiille onnetonn for,Dausto 25
kntti1 for1rid fobti fif6 niolta fun
t1ipon1ot osnat olleet nation bal.
lasio.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
1000 hiripeG tapettu.

2ioingito,,isto, Wont., ilnoitetoan
ettG Iopullifet artpiot oiotta1pot 1000
birtped tnpetl,n ,1iillG tietcin isfcl,
padttDnecn lnetlastpsfauben uifona.
@abno lunt on i1lleen pafottanut
hiripet polaanlaun laafioibin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
aaiHi raioitufiet hiilenfnlietnfielta
potstettu.

Wosbilgtonistn ilnloitetoo,l, cttG
faiffi biilenfuIietusta fpsfeDat 70.
ioitufiet on poistettl, ia biilid tDie-
666n npt tilooiille it'd ,rnifaa fnin
tiIdufiet otpot ioapnneet.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
GafiaIaiiet paremmisia slsisis fsia
ensIaatilaiiet.

ct. Hoi,liin 1sfen ioapunltt ome.
rifalninen iotilasfopteeni AIbert o.
gbofe, Garib1nItisto, Rinn.. ioE6
on ollut Iiittoutuneiben neiitiefo.
inisfioonin idierenG goffosfn ,yb-
ODsspoItoin eoustoiono, fertoo iofio-
lnisten ib0iD6n porenipno riofnn ioI
oIeDon porernmin pl,ettuia faiin eng
IantiIoisten. II
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
Ganaban pdGministeri crDaa.

Sttntpostn fanpnnut tieto fertoo
ettG gnnnoon pG6nrinisteri Cir Mo-
bert 8orben Iuopuu ii,Ifiiesto el6-
indstd blonor1tuneen ter1peDte,li6
t6bocn I6GtGrieirid feboitufiestn. Il.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
H;iasta iaatn $3.45 bni6eIilta.

@iine Ionnntoin1 nlnfiettii1 CHI
rneon ntorffitaoilld apounutllostisto
SO. 4 I6z.. Tortbern ,1iiusfo $3.45
b,,fbeliIta. x6nlG on $1.t9 sa1em.
man fuin boIlitufien tdfoor,,d binto.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
WeIsia tiIannnt Is rantatiemetnria,

&in1e rnaunntltainn ilmoitettiit,
Rem Oorfisio, ettd 8eIgin on tilou.
mt dmericon locomotive pbtioIt1
Is rn1ltotieneturin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19
NetiGmartiia paldtnnnt f1sliaaffi.

gocbe-netl6olueeIIn, 11tohisin, tot.
nina DbbpstpoItain n1etidrtDnrtiic
Sorolo SO. Morriion on pdleItrnmt
iielId fuolinafii Gsfen tpdllinneioen
paffosten aifana, ilmoitetoon Ssoe.
nisto, lltob.
Uusi kotimaa., 1919-12-19

TRUE translation filed with tie postmaster at
New York Mills. Mimi. 40 required BY act Of
October s. 1919.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
CENTRAL GERMANY IN
GRIP OF BIG STRIKE
Terrorist Attacks on National
Assembly Are Denounced
In Manifesto.

Berlln.--centra Germany is in ih'
throos Of widespread political strike
affecting large parts OF saxony, Thur
lngia and Anhalt. and through Its ef
fec,s upon RAILROAD communications Il
casting a sinister shadow over the en-
tire nation.
The government has issued lone
manifesto from weimar denouncing
tho terrorist attempts TO get rid OF the
national assembly. II proclaims faith
fulness TO the principles OF democracy.
The manifesto dsuounces strikes,
saying:
Every strike brings US o step near
or to the abyss, Only work can save
u.s."
The manifesto promises the social
ization OF suitable industries and es-
adjustment OF industrial councils rep,
resentatiye OF all the workers and
freely elected, II closes with strong
note, asserting the determination Of
the government to wage relentless war
against terrorism. concluding:
Whoever assails the life OF the ma,
ton is our enemy"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

Nevertheless Franklln's homely say
ing Is as true today and as easy 10
comply with as II was the day he ut.
tered II. The United States govern.
ment provides the way.
War Savings and Thrift Stamps.
conceived as a war measure and now
backed BY 4he government as a per.
manent policy, give every man, woman
and child In America the chance TO
keep shop. Each person is allowed TO
put $1,000 a year into the business
the business Of American government.
The business guarantees 4 per cent
per annum compounded quarterly. II
Is the biggest business In the world.
One can invest as lox as rs cente.
The wonderful thing about II Is that
the investor helps his country as veil
as himself
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
REPUBLICAN 5 l-0 \
MUCH LEGISLATION
Deliberate Attempt to Hamper
Administration Charged
BY President.

Washington--Upon the adjournment
OF congress Tuesday with important
legislation killed by a republican SEN
ate fiiibuster, President Wilson issued
a statement declaring that "a group
OF men in the senate have deliberately
chosen TO embarrass the admlnistra-
tion Of the government, to imperil the
financial interests OF the railway sys.
TENS Of the country"
Republican Leader Lodge declined
to comment on the presidents state
ment. He declared. however. that
three.fourths OF the republicans sim
cerely deplored failure Of the railroad
appropriation. The few republicans
who insisted upon filibustering to de-
feat the bill. II was stated were be
yond CONTROL" telling their leaders
that their action was personal and not
q party affair.
Among the bills that failed was one
appropriating S750,000.000 for the rail.
road administration, without which,
some administration leaders say, the
railroads must be returned to their
owners before the middle Of April,
Just before Adjournment, President
Wilson, In his capitol office. author.
lied final notice to the republicans
that their efforts to force an imme-
diate extra session has failed; that he
was unshaken In his determination
not to call congress until his work at
the peace conference was done.
Adjournment marks the passing of
democratic control at the capitol, The
congress that passed at noon Tuesday
began in April, 1917, passed the Ger
man war declaration. and its almost
continuous sessions have been marked
by unprecedented legislation and con-
troversy.
Big bills that failed included both
the army and navy appropriation
measures, Only two important meas
ures that ran tho gauntlet of the last
As hours OF filibustering were the
Victory Liberty Loan bill and the
81 ,00O, 10000 wheat guarantee bill,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
HELP YOURSELF

More than 100 years ago Benjamin
Franklin wrote: Keep your shop ant
Il win keep you" The stamp Of great
ness Is on Frankllns philosophy be
cause II was not alone OF his time; Il
holds for all time.
Our ways have changed a bit In the
economic liie OF this republic which
the great Franklin helped to build
No longer may every man be HIS own
shopkeepcr. Most OF us help keep
some other fellows shop and a certain
element among the assistant shop
keepers have become restless because
they have no shop themselves and call
themselves ]. W. VI. Bolshayiks. and
other names,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

Focn Demands German Merchant Fleet
Copenhagen, Marshal Foch has de-
manded the immediate delivery of the
German mercantile fleet without re-
gard to the question of food supply.
according to a dispatch from weimar,
where the German national assembly
Is In session.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

lean"
Mr.. Dawson, as chairman OF the In
ternatlonal Commission OF the Ameri
can Red Cross, has undertaken to rep
resent the American Red Cross In the
preparation OF the program for extend.
ed Red Cross activities and viii spend
the next several months In Europe Ia
consultation with other Red Cross Socl
eties for that purpose,
THE WAR COUNCIL. or THE AMER,
lCAN RED CROSS.
Henry 2, Dawson, Chairman.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

Perhaps the French girls didn't Wish
Yankee husbands any more than the
Americans desired French wives,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

The former kaiser Is another per
son who tried to beat the races so
to speak, aud saw his finish.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

len or fifteen years Ngo one was
simply rolling In free calendars, Now
you have TO tease fer one.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07

Usually personal parade Of ones
virtues is made Immediately prior to
an attack on other peoples vices.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-03-07
nouae Eayors lrIsh Freedom

wasfington.--Ry vote of 2i6 to
Il, the house has adopted the resolu.
tion expressing the hope that the
peace conference would "favorably
consider the claims OF Ireland to the
right OF differentiation,
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-19
BLIND AND MANNED
HE DOES USEFUL WORK

LONDON, Aug. 25 (by maiD.-
Blind and deprived of both hands,
Sergeant Allan M. Nichols of the Sec
ond Durham light infantry refused to
be classed as an 'unemployable" and
today can write letters as profciently
as any normal stenographer. Nichols
restoration to a self-supporting basis
was accomplished through patient
training, a specially constructed type
writer, pair Of artificial aluminium
hands and his own indomitable spirit.
Recently he passed writing test of
two hours and fifteen minutes, his
copy" necessitating only two cor
rections.
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fresh types of native beauty-new
American types"
Yet she conceded that the screen
plays WELD an influence that will
work either good or evil.
Remember the recent avalanche of
'vamps' in Chicago?" she went on );
girls who slinker-slouched when they
walked, rolled their eyes alluringly
and tried to look naughty? They
were copying the movie queen of the
moment. Now we're getting the
athletic, vigorous, smiling girl in the
films. 1t is good. AS De Maupassant
said: All women are initiative as mon
keys The speedy action of the films
has made girls vivacious."
A prominent designer and importer
of women's gowns declared the films
have had an important effect on the
demand for certain styles, particu-
larly gowns of simple, classic lines
and Intriguing fabrics" and a drug
gist reports the sale of cosmetics has
increased Is per cent since the movies
became popular.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-09-19
GERMANS ARE
DISSATISFIED
With TROOPS

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
IN GERMANY, Aug. 26 (Correspon-
dence of Associated Press) The
Wuerttemburg government recently
reorganized all the so-called reserve
sicharheits companies as home guards
and the war ministry has turned them
over to the minister of the interior
According to information in the hands
of American army officers, this is in
accordance with Noske's plan to de-
militarize all home guards units so
that the allies will not dissolve these
units under the terms of the peace
treaty.
Early this year many sicharheits
companies were organized in Wuert-
temburg from remnants of old army
units and have since been transferred
into the reichWehr or new army
Later many reserve companies were
organized on lines different from else
where in Germany but on the same
principle as the home guards or elm
wohnerwhr.
German soldiers who recently pro-
tested from Mitau on the eastern front
against failure of the Lettish govern
ment to provide them land for settle
ment, in accordance with vague prom
Uses of such land to all German sol
diers who would help to repel the
Bolsheviki, have issued another state
ment declaring that they have been
"shamefully deceived and reserve
the right to take such further steps
as may be decided upon"
Bitter feeling by the population
against the new German army con-
tinues in various parts of Germany,
trouble having been reported from
time to time in towns and villages
where troops were to be garrisoned.
In most instances the civilians object
to the presence of the soldiers on the
ground that they eat too much food.
An armed locomotive which is part
Of the equipment of some reichsWehr
or new army units was sent from shop
to shop in central Germany recently
because the workmen refused to re-
pair it as they claimed it was a tool
Of "Noske's bloOdhOunds." Men in the
railroad shops at Goettingen and Cas-
sci refused to work on the locomotive
as we'll as employees in private ma
chine shops in several parts Of the
country. The last Americans heard
of the armored engine it was on a
sidetrack in Cassel while officers con
tinued their search for workmen to
make the necessary repairs.
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EFFECTS OF
MOVIES ON
WOMANK.IIINIL)

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 10 (by AssO-
ciated Press .-"Girls will be psy-
chologically affected by moving pic
lures" says dorado Taft, the sculp-
tor. "They see beautiful women on
the screen; then they go home and
practice for hours before the mirror.
The outcome? Graceful walking,
pleasant faces, fine compilations and
vivacity. Still, the hoydenish and
caper-cutting movie actresses are a
bad influence"
In the opinion of Miss Indiana Gy-
berson, an Irish painter who has
studied in Paris and Madrid, the
movies have made American women
more beautiful.
"Ah, the rising generation of Chi
cago girls" she exclaimed. Zone
sees a far, far larger number of
charming women here now Let
them talk of cabaret dancing and rich
pastry running the attractiveness. 1t
is the movies that are molding ever