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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-03-01

ia the result Of extensive trials and ex
perimsnts conducted by Mr.. Henry Ford.
covering a eriOd Of many wears. Be-
fore placing the tractor on the market.
every detail has been thoroughly tried
out under actual farming conditions In
various parts Of this country and abroad.
Experience has pointed to the small.
light tractor as being the one machine
which will find all varying conditions
satisfactorily.
In developing the "F0RDSON" Trac-
tor. the aim has been to produce small
tractor which will he low in frat cost,
reliable. aud above all-efficient.
Being small. light and economical.
the "FORDSON" Tractor Is adapted for
use Oh small farms. as we'll as the larg-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-24
WOMEN seies AND sPN -cATc--
sss oF VALUE ~ lEAFN
NC sEcRETS or NATIONS

tConurres trom lase oaef
r-s raEsle xouis rtacA - eas.--'
~ he nea.rat cola.ry s1tif-f. esq
~hen A. 4ostsd ~ deAFeTxc 81 A-H-
:, ~. roasns 8 he shfss eiaa ao~-
.ve- We aecsed - -uterofp' t-l.
-u.rle hsruesn the rme sfli
esnaa<Sy har a-i p r. -
re~cA n ciuA Me ds1 50
We foand aqlU-t1.ly a. e''l-'i-i
rhs~s ras1ie. vhich @~m'1 'o N4tt
o.xa cli-aed from 3 reue1 l
rhar-r-s AZ stsat zoo ,lf-naa-f 14s As
-sneea for ns p1hhc--.e7. 'o 1aaEe &
look more harmiss hu- fzrif 70 fAf
vsr ~ Fv~ncA aa-aor--es had coz-
fi=oa-sd several sc-e- llA1s ana pia,s
81 Franes made II she cona'-F hs
German snics. ON, n rhrse aaps
whlch che Germans aid no know MAS
IN Frsnch g.rsses ac'-i- -' rrs''f f'ssl
F-anoe As laid oui - squares. fSic' .
ilse : chsxSbaer1.
On this ms9 inf fAl'A'f''
uurzle vas laid And was iteiif
that in fhs puzllf fhe pe,sr ee'f
PLACED u~ GO andac-'N oa ''r lAA
c'hessooa-a she l'ea''el - ''''1' N.''
al fae French Tine g 1e'tar - ~
exanple she QaWns riisiH he uss'1 60
Indicate infantry RESERVES kn's'''s
rse arr service queens 'he slii'e
SECTIONS klnss fhe aTrai's'9' aisho' :
the sos7i-ais-nn1 one czsslf iaT st'a-
e-ai headquarters !. thar puzzle hAa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-24
RHEUMAT|CS
ATTENTION
Stop Paying Out Money for
Nostrums, Baths or Lini-
ments Which Can't
Cure You
ply You
Try the Prescription Of = Famous
Specialist. C-222S- Don't
Cost Much-our Home
Druggists Can Sup

" you suffer he aroniss of -hrn-
arc bones. swollen muscles. disforfee
-nsifs-n o- lame hsck. schirr scfrts
Or osri finger. sudden pains stfscsire
yen most any tine. then take The pre-
scrlption OF famous specialist mean.
Tor Just snch condition. i i know
10 our home 7resc-ipi druggists ~
STE nuuher C-Z23s Directions for
holEs trestEren. sn1 dose pssfed O.
the bottle This prsScri.fion &c Zess8
is liquid ard one q our down town
druggists explained that Il drains ont
Of eur system al -tse po'sors. uric sc5e
End Impurities whic8 csGss rheurnz
tis-n. besides il pur.fies ard eu-schss
The blood Thouss ads CT restored
patients give a living witness a the
wonderful curative powers Q. C-323s
for rheumatism. SO i seems wei
worth while trying. especially as Or
home druggists viii give u back even
The small fce char-ec for the Pre-
scription C-223s il i donf help rs
sny.
NOTICE
II psrchsnce ycu- OWE druggist csrt
supply rcu kindly give u his name
By writing 10 C-7S2s Leborsto-<e4
&emphis. Tenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-24
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
Dr. Kings New Discovery
relieves them and keep
you going on the job

frr- co-ts,rous yez-s cf si-oxt
u-izia1g checE-g and -e.iessar csu.i,.s
colos ard Eno-ed s-fs-1ars : -
p-ood aoAsve7s1t Of D.. Kars New
Discovery.
S-zooos-r--s. fathers, raothe-s. tie
hooies al have used zad a. -s-r
o IS tie sziest, su-cs-, -asst u,eassz.-
t.-tzss remedy they kaov Of.
Sod hT q druggists. 51c zn5 Sl.7a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-24

Ten candy factories were transfer.
red ~ the y ~ q a. - the United
states expeditloulfy forees Recently.
Thirty others have been taken over ~
the Quarermaster : corps recerfiy.
TIE army wil continue 81 uanufac>
TIRE Jam. cookies an1 candles u LIE
50 factories.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-24
Keep Bowels On Schedule

lte. retarded fuactio-inz th-ozv
the whole days 6-1es cc. uf fus-.
Keep the system cseznscd. the spoe-
tie lively. the stomach -tzur-h v-s-a
D. kinzs New Life Fzls- Md and
tonic II scioa- Soli everywhere. 2sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-24

0r~sk arachmsi b<iuv ~ eaiy lsaues
pA.lh have sood trmis a. psr
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13
Mep lllu, giiunepta 6reitae, osn IL, SUM, 1919.
gefenne,, ii6 idulOia,

gBie eine Oeelonns aus Dem 9iioen
belast, baben Ste &llpferbarone BON
BiSbee, Nruona, no am u. Suit 1917
etne grobe Nn5abl Bar9er 5tpongSfpetle
oeportiert unb In Der 8ifte l6merer1
Dran9@alen au8geiebt ipuroen, it'd a11z
{detneno bes an otelen 2e1ten be9anz
aenen gerbre6enS fdulbt9 befannt,
inoem iie ii6 berett erfldrten, ben gellz
ten sic @un1me bon 5tpet Wttllto11es
Dollars gu sablen. Dte ], 1856 De
portierten batten NIT etr1er Gntlbdotz
gungSflage tn 90be BON $6, 15O, 600
georobt, ieoo6 fam e8 gu etnem auberz
9ertdt[t6en guSs[ei6. Die perbetra<
teten 2eute NIT &in0ern loaen ieoer
$1,25O, Sic perbeirateten obne Rtnber
ie $1,000 uno oie nnoerbeirateten 1e
$500 er0Qlten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13
6treiflage 1uiro
ernit IN IS iuuipe9
,5pe5ialidukleute" patrDnflteren IN
0en straRen, UNI ipefere 3niantz
menitDke5uperbiiten. @iele Beripne1t
tueroen in @traRentdmpfen perlett,
gSpaen mikliebige Muslanoer oes
2anOes perfpeiien.
WtnntpeQ. II. Stunt.

Biirqermet lter @rap erlteb beute etne
Droflan1atior, in tpel6er er ote Biirgel
aufioroert, rubtg tbren @e16dften na6=
5ugeben 1lno li6 bon oen 9traben fern
gu balten.
5tarfe M6tetlungen Der 2ano<@en=
oarmerie uno ber 5pe5talz96ubmarrl=
1daft patrouillterten beute IN BEN 9tra=
ben oeS @el6dft8btitrtfteS, UNI Ste
Q8ieoerbolung ser 9lufltdnoe, lnel6e
9eltern abeno ltattfanben, 5u permetoen.
Ser 9er9eant 6reb Gopptn8, nel6er
i'm 8eitb oeS Btctorta=& =&reu8e8 tit nno
iebt Otenlte ais 96ubmann perltebt,
lpuroe BON letnem Bferoe berunterge=
3oeen uno bon BEN Mufitdnot9en NIT
isIben getreten. 8tele 2aoentnbaber
rdunnte1 tbre @6aufeniter aus, tn Der
fSur6t, oab btelelben BON Ben Nnfltdnot=
gen geplunbert neroen f0rnten.
8iele trugen 8erletungen oanp11e
Dte Yoltset fori6t nad ben Mdnz
1tern, tpel1e ben N1fitano gelettet baben.
Man ntr1ln1t an, bab minoeitenS so
Mdnner unb Trauen, >pel6e it6 an BENT
Muflta11o beteilteten, 8erlebungen ba:
pontruaen, enttpeoer ourd) Ste &niippel
ser @6ub(eute ooer tnfolge bon @tetn=
lplrf fen. ungefdbr ein Dubeno Der
56ubleute tpuroen perlpunoet. Gtrfa
3man5tgtauie11b Meni6en batten it'd
I'M Screen beS @el6dftSotertel8 per=
lammelt, tells aus 9feugteroe ober INN
an SEN @trabenfd1npfen tetl5unebnten.
g1a6oem ei1e Nbtet(ung @6ublente
NIT eeI6mungenen &niippeln Ste Menge
our6bro6en batte, beoroerte Biirgerz
metlter @rap ldmtlt6e 5ur Beriiigung
itebenoen Bean1te gum Batroutllteren
in BEN 5traben, UNI nettere Wenlden=
anbdlfungen 5u oerbiiten. 1ngefdbr
Slpan5tg Herlonen muroen perbaftst.
9epprtierung geplant.
8erl6teoene Natgeber oe8 Biirger=
met tlters itno eegen etne Wteoeraufz
nabme oes @trabenbabnoerfebr8, oa
1te 8lutpereteben befiir6te11. Alle 5ez
legrapbilten nabmen bie Nrbett beute
tpieoer auf. Die 9ele9rapbtiten braz
den BEN @pnpatbteltreif, na6bem ite
li6 BRET Wo6en an oemlelben betetltet
batten. S{fBiere oeS Sntelltgen5forpS
lammeln nit unterltiibung Der ltdottz
l6en geb0roen 8enetle segen oerl6ts=
oene profellto1lele Ngttatoren, tpelbe
ii6 unter SEN 5tretfern befinoen lollen,
Oean ertpartet IN nd6iter 3ett mebrere
8erbaftunser1. Die 8nnoeSregterung
lit berett, IN ser Berfolgnng unb De-
portierune 1ntbliebt9er Nu5ldnoer nno
in England geborener agttatoren be-
bilflt6 gu ietn. Die 9pe5taE96nbz
n1anni6aft >nuroe am Nbeno bon ben
Gtraben beoroert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13
aon5ert ,piro peridObe,.

DaS fir 11d6lten @onntag angeiagte
8arffon5ert Ser 6ofmeiiterz &apene it
INN eine @o9e perl6oben tporoen, 10
oab oaS erfe &on3ert bteler Cation ant
5ont1tag, ben %. Stunt, itattftnoe11
ipiro. DaS Brogramn1 fir bas1elbe
miro In Der nd6iten ghuntrner befannt
gegeber lperoen.
Die 6ofmeilterz& z&apelle mtro NOR
gen, @amStag, tn 91oruooo bet ether
9etmfebrfeter fiir 3uridgefebrte 9ol=
baten bie Muitf liefern.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13
Gbrenab5eider, ii,,o bier.

5taotelerf 8n1. Y. Bader bat 800
bon ben @bre nab5ei6en IN @eltalt BON
5&en6pfen erbalten, bie bonn @tabtrat fiir
Ste am 8eltfriese betetltgten 9oloatea
1lno Matroien beltelIt iDoroen naren.
Sober SEEM ulmer, Der ndbreno oeS
Weltfrieae8 IN Der Nrmee ooer 6lotte
beS 2anoeS geoient bat, TT gum &mpfa1lg
etne8 iol6en &nopfeS bere6ttgt. Der
Rnopf trdst bic 9nl6rift uDutp Sn
8orlo War @en Done, Stem 1lm,
Minn."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13

gu nenig 2obn erbielte1l. Serr gee=
der lit Der Mnfibt Bob, Denn Die Nrz.
better init ibre1 6oroerungen fortfab=
rem, es gu unongenebmen 3niannene
1toBen fiibren 11iiiie, mas bon ibn1
uno ben onoeren 8eamten Der @eiea-
ihaft amfrihtig bebauert meroen mir.
Sc, be}onoers Der s5ranen Der Nrbeiter
pegen, oie ipoM am tneilten 1tnter Ell.
11e1f1 5treif 5u lei6et1 haben miiroen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13

gu gbren oes eritet1 il1nge11
Mannes BON Broip1 gourtD Der iein
aeben fir bns gaterlano opferte I'M
Weltfrieg, Dnroe Der bieiige Soften
Der Mmericnn 2egiolt u8eni. S Set
fert" Soften genanr1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13

S1 ether lebten Srettag abgegebenen
@nti6etbung erfldrt baS itaatlt6e Sberz
gert6t baB tn oem Balle gegen 6reo
Detfe, et11em Tarmer BON 9feopooo
Gou1tp, eS an oem n0ttgen 8etpetS=
material gefeblt babe. 6reo Oetfe
nor I'M Dtltrtft8geridt ietne8 GonntpS
lpegen NeuB Berungen, bie er In Berbtnz
bnng NIT Ser Nefrutterung uno Der
8ebanolung bon 9olbaten tn etnem
an1ertfanti6en 1ebungSlager 9etan baz
ben lollte, Ser Snopalitdt l6ulotg be-
funoen poroen. Oieie8 1rtetl Der UNI
teren Snitan5 1pnrbe bonn Sbergeri6t
lrmgeitoBen l1nb oern Nngeflagten 6aS
Ne6t etneS 11eue11 8erfabren8 3u9ez
lpro6en. DaS Obergert6t ftiitt ietne
@nti6etbung auf BEN Mangel an 8e=
lpetsn1atertal.
Sic Mntlage,
Deife >par ansefla9t, 3pei anoeren
6arnern eesennber erfldrt su baben,
|6 6ab Sic 50loater1 TN Camp grant,,
oen1 er loebe1 etnen .8eiu6 abgeitattet
bate, nno in anberen 2agern nt6tS
Nn{tdnbige8 gu eiien befdmen, uno oab
e8 oenielben ntdt geltattet lei, Ste Wabr=
beit iiber bte Berbdltntlle IN ben 2agern
gu 16reiben; bab Sic amertfantl6en
Bettunger feine mabrbeitsgetreuen 8ez
rt6te iiber ben &rteg brd6ten; bab fiir
iebe 10000 gefanene oentl6e 9oloaten
10000 amertfanti6e 9oloaten get0tet
miiroen, uno oab ste beuti6en 2utbera=
ner Sic brabtloien 8eri6te fontrollterz
ten.
Detfe appellterte an 0te b0bere Snz
ita115, unter ser 8egriinoung, oab letne
Mnflage 1lnsenugeno iet; au6 grtff er
oa8 8orgeben be8 1nterrgert6t8 an.
8iirgerre6te.
OaS Shergert6t erfldrt tn 1etner
@ntl6eibuns, oab bie 9taatSlegtSlatur
nt6t beabit6ttgt babe, b1lr6 oaS 9ez
oition8qeieb ben 8iirsern oa8 Re6t
5u 1ebmen, li6 iiber Dn1ge 5ll dllbern,
Sic gum &rtege in 8erbinollng Itanoen,
ooer bielelben iogar gu frtttlteren, lonz
Bern oab baS @eleb Der Heoefretbetf
IN aller Dentli6fett 1tur iene 8el6rdnz
fungen ol1ferlegt, bie Ste 8erbrettung
ser 2ebre perbieten, bub i1nge Se1lte
lid ni6t alS 5oloaten oeer Watroien
anmerben lal]en lollen ooer oab 8iirger
lid nidt an ariesSmerfen beteiligen
ionen, Sic BON Ser Nesierung empfoblen
iporben uaren. Deife mag leine Grz
sdblung etipas au8eeldmiift baben,
fiat 95t6ter Nnoreip 5olt btn5u, aber
6aS @eleb ribtet ft6 ni6f segen 3ur1z
qenbrel6er. Wegen 6e8 i1ltmn1en
JufeS1 oer on Der pe9en Berlilnotgu11a
qeqen Sic XanoeStreue Dernrtetlten Ser
ion baften bleibt, bdlt oa8 @ert6t on
Ser Nnli6t felt, bab Die Nnflagen ipegen
lanoe8perrdteril6er gergeben BON etnem
beionoers 1tarfen 8enet8naterial urlz
teritlbt perben mifien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13

leber ser GbautauquazWo6e, Die
mad lnebridbriser Yauie tpieoer NAL IN
Seem lllm absebalten mnroe, i6ten an
fdngli6 et1 h0les @el6td gu tpalten.
3u11d6lt laben oie Beiu6er Der betoen
eriten Borltellungen im bur6 ba8 NuS=
bleiben Ser Muliffapelle @armeltnp'S
el1ttduldt, unb oann iebte Der @etterz
gott anoauernb iein triibfteS Geit6t
anf. Der anbalte1,be Hegen bat obne
s3meifa piele Bergniiglngsfidtt BON
BEN Beranltaltungen Der bret erften Gage
Ser 8o6e ferngebalten.
Garmelinp bat 8eA.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13
Gbauta1lql1az8o6e
III Ser Mr1ltnr1)

glttraftinnen finben An=
nana BET ben 8eiudern. Ser
@etterautt iett an0auerno tribes
@eiidt a1f. GrDffnungS Snnmtnter
perlduin6et IN Der 8erfenfltng un0
6pfmeiiferfapelle biloet Griat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13
11rteil int 9eife>
syaQ nntgeitoke1t

Mfinneiptaer Sbergeridt bdlt 8ez
fpeismaterial fiir un5ureideno.
sSarmer BON Mebtpppb GDuntD bat
feinen 9anoesperrat begangen, err
fldrt 6thter Mnbretp 6Dlt. Biirz
gerredte ipQen bDbgebalten tper=
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13

bleiben Der Weu]tffapele @nrmelm48 8
e1lttduldt, uno bann ieste Der Wetterz
gott anoauernb iin triibite8 Gelt6t
auf. Der onbalte11be Hegen bat obne
3meifd piele Bergniig sfii6ttge BON
ben 8eran1taltungen Der bret eriten gage
Der Wo6e ferngebalten.
GartmelinD bat Bed).
9ie @r0ffnungSporlt ellung fa11o pro-
|gran1mmdbie am W1pntagna6mtttag
UNI 3 llbr in Ser Nrn1orn ftatt. Sc
oo6 n1ubten lid ote 9lnneienoen NIT
eirern 8ortrage oeS 9errn S. 8.
gi6laus aus De8 Moine8, Ser fiir
Serrn Wallam eingeiprungen NOR, be-
gnlge11, SEER 9ti6ols mubte lebo6
I |eine 53ub6rer eine- @tunoe lang NIT
ietne1t Gr5dbluneen iiber ietne 6et1e=
erlebrtlie I'M fernen Often tn Spannung
81 balten. Garnelinp'8 8ano, bte
.als erlte 9ttraftton auf bem Brogramm
ftanb, mar in Bloomington, WtS., am
@noe oer porigen Mo6e bu6itdbltb tn
|5tiide 9egangen, ba etne Nn5abl tbrer
Mettglie6er 1t6 bon ser Organization
trennten. 0ieie Wdtteilung muroe BON
benz Bubnenletter 8. IS. Barfer ge=
n1a6t.
eSn eapan 111to Gbina+
Serr 9et6olS er5dblte ietnen 3uz
b0rern ietre Grleb11tIe auf etner 6abrt
nod Iofio unb 5ongfong. ST begann
ieine Iabrt In ct, Yaul nno
rette iiber 5eattle, @alb., na6 bem
2anoe ser aufgebenben 9onne, mo- er
in Der Weltltaot Tofio NIT ben 0e<
brduden Der eelben Nalie 8efanntz
idaft madte. Son BORT ging er. nad
Songfong uno anberen 6ineiti6en 9tdo<
ten, oeren Gtnbriide er tn lebbaften
f5arben gu lbiloer11 mnbte. Den Heit
ietne8 IortraseS fullte etne 8el6retz
bung ieiner 6abrt auf Der tranS1tbtrt=
l6en @tlenbabn iiber Deutl6lano na6
Yart8 aus.
9luf Der 5rieoensfDnfere1t5e
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING am Montag
muroe gum Settle BON Ser 5ofmetlter=
fapelle geltefert, Ste fir Garnleltnn,S g.
&apelle etngeiprungen tpar. Dte Nn=
melenoe1 tpubten BEN ti6ttgen Wtuz
fifern fir tire 2eiitungen bnr6 ret6en
Betfal gu banfen. 93eben golimt8
Ouperture aus @abelm Iell iptelte
bic @apelle etne 9erenabe aus r9eS
O1inton8 o'@rleq1i11S" uno etn~ Dot=
pourrt BON Weelooten aus benz @iioen.
5err 91t6olS iebte feinen Bortrag
iiber letne Neiie fort. Gum @egerz
itanb nab1n er etnen 8eiud Der Trte=
oenSfonferenS in HartS. ST babe oa9
@liid gebabt, iaete ct, it'd etnen SOB
ais s8ettungsberi6terfatter 81 perz
i6affen. Dieler babe es tim ern16g=
lt6t, ser 5ibung bonn a. Bebrnar bet
5umobne1r, IN Der Brdlioent .Wtllon
ais 8orlikenoer oeS Nu8f6ulleS ote
Bolferbun6 Gon}tructton ben Gntfpurf
fit SIC 8erfaii1ng Der 2iga unterbrettete.
o. :Arr...lo.. 02ntfn t,,,,6+n nr nata1
gn hIerellah1e1 sg1s gs.ls 'yapte ~ 81 - a4asg Z
o!e g,noIaae 81 lus.u5a. gs u
pat'e mt .gls.' Gsaka,,So,' Gehi. rD'a n,'f H.,
nho pIaplppl'eA sV'epu 'oe' WI W.
qema01 9a11e.
q syeines &pn5ert.
M, Observation-Disclosures m,hte fih
So ~ Mn,;1n gsas Wsafernnnn Seneert gomg M
.o,,n ues s,,' ;,.' G5f,,,n Sic 6er,en ser 9,lz
psrar ps,.v 49, :, eeohe,n 1,id,t n,1r o,1r lire
por,a por,i;o1;hs, e =, ',,ifa1;5qhen Wortrine.
ia,,Se,.,, SrS,3a o,,l, h,,rfh ,1rmiiditoe Ron1id
pnn lu'tp'lN ssri W motern,an. SIC Oorbie-
t,,noen tnre = Ser @eiellldaft tparen nur ~
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-06-13

3ablnngsanpeiinng bes Ietten grDee-
rem 8etrages an 6ie 8anfirma
onrd Ben 5tabtrat. Bier Gents
6ie ailpmattitnnbe fir 8odeleftri-
5itat. NiaDpr Gibnsr madt a11f
@efa6ren bes er91bten Mnt0Der=
febrs a11fmerfiam1. Gegnlierltng
Dprgei6lagen.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-27
ALASKAROADS WILL GET BIG
 SUM OF MONEY

Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., has about completed arrangements with the Department of Agriculture for CO., operation in the road building in the through which the Agriculture De- partment will expend $12S,0OO on roads in the sections mentioned The expenditure will be under the cooperative plan. The Territory has agreed to expend $7S,OOO on the road projects on which there will be co- operation, and the Alaska Board of Road Commissioners have agreed to put $14,000 of it's funds in these roads. making a total expenditure of about $2O,O0O.
 It is partly to complete the arrange ments for the expenditure of this fund that Major w. H. Waugh, head of road construction for both the War and Agriculture Departments, has left for Washington, D. c. The money will be expended under his direction dur ing the 1920 season.
 The cooperation of the Department of Agriculture in this work will be greater approximately than in any of the States. The rule of the Depart ment is not to bear more than 50 per cent of the cost of the roads that are built through his cooperative plan of Federal and State construc- ton. More often the percentage is far less. In many instances it has been as low as 10 per cent. The plan arranged by Gov. Riggs contemplatesI that the Department of Agriculture will bear more than 5S per cent of the construction in Alaska. The Territory
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-27
NATIVES "THROWBACKS"
 OF WHITES

SEATTLE, Dec. 27 (By Associated Press) .-Atavism explained the disco very of Blonde Eskimos" in Victoria Land in the Arctic, reported by Vilh jalmar Stefansson, in the opinion of James R. Crawford, member of the second Stefansson expedition, who has come out of the north for the first time in 15 years.
 The blonde natives are throw backs" of early white explorers, Crawford believes. He expressed sur prise that the existence of an entire tribe of blondes was generally be- lieved. He was with Stefansson when the blondes were discovered
 Tn Victoria Land," Crawford said, there are probably three hundred natives, in which these light Eskimos are found. But there are fewer than a dozen of the blondes, so far as we wre able to learn in the entire land. They had grey eyes, light eyebrows, reddish brown hair, and their skins are slightly lighter than that of their brothers, although not noticeably so
 "The natives made it known that they had never seen white men be- fore, and probably they had not Crawford said. But their ancestors did see white men, probably looking for a \new land, who never lived to get back to civilization.
 "There was one little girl who pos sessed the most pronounced markings of blondness, the daughter of two dusky natives, whose hair was black and who had black beady eyes. The parents knew of no reason for the reddish hair and gray eyes of their offspring"
 Crawford who was married shortly after he had returned to civilization on the steamwhaler Herman, which had picked him up on floe near Victoria Land, intends to take his bride north with him when the ice breaks in the spring.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-27

will bear something over 35k per cent and the Federal Alaska Fund, under the Alaska Board of Road Commissioners, little less than 6R per cent.
 The Territory's share of this CO., operative fund will be borne by the appropriation made by the last Alaska Territorial Legislature for the bene- fit of the First and Third Divisions.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-27
TAX NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the town taxes for the town of Cordova for the year 1919 are now due and payable to the undersigned at his of flee. Taxes will be delinuuent on Monday, February g, 1920, at 6 D. m.. and thereafter a penalty of per cent will be added THOS. S. SCOTT.
 Town Treasurer Dec. 24, 1919-Jan 2, 1920.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-12-27

Job printing at Daily Times office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-06
GENERAL pERsHISG REpRovED.

Stars and Stripes.
On the tour of inspection of a bill
let over french stable. General
Pershing picked UP collapsible tent
pole from one of the hunks and dem
onstrated its operation to the prcsi-
don't When he had finished he tossed
it back on the bunk
perhaps this mans kit will be in
spccted again" the president said as
they started to leave. "anl hn wants
it Just as you found it." Then he
turned TO the general and with n
smile and said, "As your command
ing officer, General Pershing, | order
you TO repla oe that tent pole as YOU
found it."
The general saluted. carrie nU. tie
order, faced about, snapped out a sec
ond salute, AID rtoofted he nrier
obeyed The little nc act criscde
brought down the house--or more
properly, the stable.
Another incident in tho oay that
took the doughboys by storm was the
presidents attempt to get 80 veterans,
standing rigid attention, to relax q
minute and look as though you en-
joyed the story" as he put it.
II don't know. what command to
give to make you do it," their conf
mander-in-ehief confessed, but a cor
poral helped him out, He stepped for
ward and commanded AT easel" The
mon .olxyed and relaxed. and the
president went down the line talking
Informally with them. N ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-06

self. but it could not quite set the
modern touch on its goods. SO it had
to quit, the employees were thrown out
of work. many of them had to give up
their homes, and the machinery had
to be scrapped 1t was a heavy loss
to a small community.
To have completely modernlzed
Their methods, they would probably
have had to hire in a group Of COM
petent forcmen from factories produc-
ing the present style Of goods. pay
ing high salaries. In this case the
business was not big enough to warrant
that outlay.
II the foreman of each department
Of that factory could have attended
competent .rade school. he could
have learned the new methods of pro-
duction in a few weeks or months,
and fitted himself to train the men
under him to adopt them.
There should be in every state
technical schools for the industries
ofSthe state. where those desiring TO
secure the most superior training in
those industries could get it. In that
way productive enterprises could be
made far more efficient. A great many
business failures and many such dis
asters as the one described above
could be ayerted.