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The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01
EXPEDITION TO THE ARCTIC

Secrets of Baffn Land, one of the will be the objective of the MacMillan expedition which is in preparation now for departure in the summer of 1921. Although the region was visited sev- eral times before the Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic to Cape Cod, Baffin Land, from the point of view of explorers and scientists, is still one of the rich est and most alluring fields of re- search in the North
 It's whole western shore, more than 1000 miles in length, is but vaguely defined on the charts. Eskimo have told wonderful tales of vast lakes and towering mountains in the interior, but white men have never visited that section. It's flora and fauna have never been studied; little is known ef the movements of the tidal cur rents along it's shores; and facts of geology, mineralogy and meteorology await the coming of scientific observ- CTS.
 The party headed by Donald Mac Milan, Peary's lieutenant on the ex- petition that reached the North Pole, plans to leave Boston about July 1, 1921, and to reach Baffin Land in less than month with good luck The following winter will be spent on the western shore, in latitude 69. The camp will probably be just south of the entrance of the dangerous Fury and Hecla strait, where the ships of Captains Parry and Lyon seekers of a northwestern passage, were blocked century ago. That is 16O miles north of the Arctic circle, and 700 miles south of Etah on the shore of northwestern Greenland, where Mac Nillans Crocker Land expedition passed four winters.
 During the winter attempts will be made by dog teams to explore the coast northward, and in the following summer the interior of the island will be penetrated. The plans for the expedition call for an absence of two years from this country. In case a longer stay is necessary, no relief ex- petition will be sent, according to present arrangements. If the ship is crushed in the ice the party plans to the trading post at the foot of Hudson bay, and to return to civilization by way of Northwestern Canada.
 The schooner Bowdoin, named for the college of which MacMillan is a graduate and present faculty mem-
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01
CHAMP cLARK's OPINION

An echo of the SulzerWickersham contested election case of the last session of congress was heard in the house of representatives on February 3, when Representative Blanton of Texas, who is building up a reputa tion similar to that held by the late Representative Holman of Indiana, as "the watchdog of the treasury" pro- pounded the following question to former Speaker Champ Clark: .~.
 "I want to ask the gentleman if, in the last contested election case in Alaska, the losing party to that con- test, after having drawn his salary for practically two whole years, after hav- ing drawn his secretary's salary for practically two whole years, did not in addition to that, draw several thou sand dollars mileage and also his s200O of expenses?"
 The veteran Democratic leader in the lower house replied:
 "Of course he did! I do not know anything about the figures, but I will guarantee the fact to be that both of those gentlemen from Alaska spent more than the $2,000 allowed by con- gross; and I will make one further postscript to these remarks, namely that if Sulzer had made the same kind of an argument before the elections committee that he made on the floor of the house they never would have seated Wickersham. He had no busi- ness in here, anyway, on that occa- sien'
 It will be remembered that Wicker sham was allowed to address the house on "that occasion"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-01

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
ITALIA-UN MoNuMENTo A DON
Bosco-EPlLoGo DE uN
cENTENARlo.

La vida de Don Bosco compendla
TODD un poema de carload y virtld
La ciudad de Turin ouizo. en- 1915
cristiano, eternizar su memorial con
mArmoles y bronces. Desgraciadamen
te ell rumor de la guerra hizo caer los
cinceles de manos de los artistas y
arroi6 Ell bronco de los alto-re.ieves
en- Ell metal hirviente destinado a fun
dir caiones y ametralladoras
volvio la paz. y despues de cinco
amos de diIaci6n. Sc inauguro por FIN
el monumento a honra del insigne A.
p6stil de la Juyentud pobre v desva,i-
ia.
La ohra Sc debe al renombrado ea-
cpltor Gaetano Cellini. y forma I'M
hermoso grupo que Sc alza ante la
veneranda Iglesia de Maria AuxiIia-
dora
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 en- presen-
cha de numerOso concurso que haJta
acudido de todas las provincias italia
mas, 0 asIstencia de todas las autori-
dades asI religiosas como civiles y
militares-Ia Revista Cat6lica
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
FL CARDINAL GlHHoNs EN- IA
CONVENTION De CHICAGO

La gran fignra que descollo en- Ia
Convention Republican, fu6 Ia de sr
Eminencia, eel Cardinal Gibbons, in
vitado por los jefes del Partido para
hacer la invocation preiiminar: ante
Ia inmensa m~uchedumbre de delegados
ALI reunidos. puestos de pie, ORC de
la siguiente manara:
"A II pedimos. oh Dios del poder
justicia y ~sabidurial que te dignes
inspirar a tus sieryos. los ciudadanos
de los Estados Unidos para que elijan
i'm Primer Magistrate, fiel admins
trador del derecho, de la ley, respetuo-
so de la religion y de la moral, mise
ricordioso y iusticiero y debe.ador del
vicio q inmoralidad.
"Ojola que tn pueblo siemprc en-;
tienda la verdad de aquella inspirada
maxima que la justicia enaltece a las
naciones que el pecado hace mise
rabies a los pueblos!
"Oiola Sc persuade que nuestro 60
bierno debe d~escansar sobre los etar-
nos principles de la verdad, de la JUS
ticia y del derecho; asf para con los
propios como para con los extranos.
y en- el humilde reconocimiento de la
~Providencia por quien han sido crea-
das y Sc ~gobiernan todas las cosasi
"Concede. Senior, al nuevo Jefe de
la Naci0n la gracia y fuerza para SUI
primir la sedicion v anarqufa.
"Concede asfmismo que todos los
actos y disposiciones de esta assam
bsea lleven Ell sello de la sabidura,
discretion. ~concordia y ammonia dig
mas de este ~esclarecido cuerpo de ciu-
dadanos Americanos.p LA Revista
Cat6lica."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
La p~oliticd es Ia mas
noble ocupdcion De
la ciudadania
Gel Boletin Popular)

La polftica IN una %repdblica como
la nuestra son los medios POI los cha
les las cuestiones pnhlioas son deter
minadas pc rmedio de la Influenza
de la opinion pdb.ica
En- la parte del ciudadano Sc repre-
senta el ejercicio de una soberania y
una responsabilidad completamente
tan verdadera como Ia de un solo go-
bernante d grupo de gobernantes en-
cualquier gobierno donde el control de
los asuntos pubsicos o dejados a uno
solo D q unos cuantos.
La persona quien dice que esta muy
ocupada . que es muy hueno para to-
mar parte en- polftica, Supplements
declara que 81 piensa es muy bueno o
esta muy ocupado para arrogar su par
te de responsibilities para la saba
direction de los asuntos de su propio
pals
Creemos que no hay ninguno en-
tempo de guerra que piense de iac.
tarse de que 81 es I'm Shaker 0 un De-
sertor. Pero hay actualmente HON
bres v muieres quienes Green que es
un signo de s~uperioridad para efectuar
una prudencia y b~enevolencia que les
estorba a e.los de tomar un tanto de
Interes Y actividad en- Ell control de
los asuntos p1blicos pcr medic del
dnico modo alberto al ci~udadano--eI
campo de la polftica
El hombre quien desprecia al 60
bierno 0 la politica. v censura los ahu
SOS que existen en- clos, pero cullen
al mismo tempo descuida de partiei-
par en- la polftica D en- asuntos publi-
cos, s%implemente anuncia su propia
cobardfa e ~indiferencia a los males
que Ell es capaz de reconocer, pero no
tiene 'volnntad 0 no quiere ayudar a.
remediar.
La polftica y asuntos p1blicos son
justamente tan buenos como los que
toman parte en- elIos 81 SUI direction
es dejada al egoismo y malos elemen-
tos. entonces por su puesto la inflaen-
ella del egofsmo y del NAL prevalece-
ran. Pero de otra manera 81 Ell pue-
bio intelligence y c~oncienzudo de cual
quier comunidad lie da a este toda la
atencion que debera darsele. enton-
ces el nivel de la politica y asuntos
pdblicos estan estabIecidos Los hom-
bres y mujeres que sean culpables de
esa indiferencia hacia la polftica en-
nuestro pals, no tienen Ell derecho de
quejarse de que Ell gobierno haya sido
tirano y no haya administrado los a.
suntos pnblicos con equidad v Ell
.ciencia. Todos debemos, contribuir
con nuestro grano de arena Ell dia de
la election para por medic de nuestra
cooperation remediar 10 que este on
nuestras manos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

Agaplto Martinez, Jose * Martinez
y Esquipula Padiila, y Z nietos; y a
su padre Felipe Espinoza, qque hace
I'm ano esth paralftico, y A hernia
mas y tres hermanos que on: Jose
Ignacio. Marcelo Damacio Martinez,
Y Maria Ignacia, M~anuelita y Matt
yidad Espinoza, Fue sepultado en-
Ell camposanto de Nuestra Senora de
los Dolores de este lugar Ell dia is q
la una de la tarde; fu6 acompahado
por la Cofradfa de Maestro Padre Je-
sus de Nazareno. de la que era MEM
bro ell finado, de qulenes estamos
muy agradecidos de dicha cofradia
y de todos los ~parientes y amigos
que nos acompanaron tanto en- el We,
Icrio y funeral. les damos las mas
sinceras gracias.
Quedo de I'd, su s. s.,
AGAPITO MARTINEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
oTRA SENSIBLE nEFUNc,oN


H Rito del Chupadero, Rio Enme-
dio, N. M, JUNO de 1920.
Sr. editor de FL Nueyo MeKicano
Santa re, N. NJ.
Muy senior mfo:
Sfrvase dar cabida en- su aprecia-
Bile semanario a las s%iguientes lineas:
III microbes, dia 16 de JUNO de
1920, a las 3 y media p, M, falleci6
en- su residential en- este lugar, nues-
tro inolvidable padre, FRANCISCO
DOMINGUEz Y b. ala ayanzada e.
dad de IS amos. Hace is amos We
MIA sufriendo graves c-onsecuencias
por haber sido trampado debajo de
una ~barbacova, cuyo peso no serfa
menos que 500 0 1000 libras de maiz
ALI perdi0 parte de sus dientes y
muelas, y no yolvio a 81 salud nor
NAL ultimadamente, en- Mayo Sc nor
to que Sc empezo a inchar su cara
y manos de vez en- cuando, hasta que
result0 que fue %hidropesfa. la cual
vino a causar So muerte, 'despu6s de
haber sufrido toda su enfermedad
ron una resignation c%ristiana, y ha-
biendo reclbido todos los auxilios de
nuestra Madre la Santa Iglesia Cato
SD eterna ausencia, a su esposa, Ca
tarina s.. Dominguez, dos hiias, Vic
toria D. de Gonzalez y Manuelita d.
Trujillo, y un hijo Martin D~ominguez
dos hijos polfticos, gran ndmero de
nietos, y muchos amigos.
Quedo de I'd. sinceramente,
MARTIN DOMINGUEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
e. Nugvo oaIseo De oA1ApAs.

FL dfa 10 de Junio fue ~consagradc
por 81 limo. sr. ArzoDIspo de Mexico
Or. d. Jose Mora y del RIO. en- la Ba-
silica de Guadalupe, 81 DR.. d. Gerardo
Anaya y Diez. eIeyado a la dignidad
episcopal recientemante, y que regira
Ia di0eesis de Chiapas
Asistieron a la consagracion del v.
Prelado los limos. Sres. Arzobispos.
de 1lnares Dr. D. Francisco P1ancar-
to y Navarrete, y de Morelia Or. y.
Lebpoido RUIZ y Flores.
ApRdrinaron al nneyo Obispo los
srs. d. Eduardo Anaya. Lie. Fernan.
do Orbananos. d. lose 0rtega y Fon.
SEGA. Ing. Jose Ortega, Jose NJ. Mon
taho. Lie. Manuel II. Dayalos. Manuel
dc Campero. Lie Victor Manuel Cas-
tillo. Lie. Luis G. Ortiz y cordova,
Ing. Jose D. villa y Manuel Latapf.
Numerosas y diatinsuidas perso-
mas de Ia capltai dc ID Repdbllca
coneufrieron a Ia consagraci0n. asi
como IN enorme ndmero De fieles; 10
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ATENcIoN,

an Ia sexta pAgina de este nuestro
semanario aparece hoy ell anuncio de
Ia zendejas Treatment Co Los en-
fermos haran bien en- leerlo detenida.
mente y tomar nota del famoso espe-
cifico que sc anuncia en- bien de Ia
Humankind doltente. No Sc sufra sin
neceaidad 81 I'd esta padeciendo de
aiguna enfermedad y por 10 mismo su
vida es pesada y miserable. lea ese
anuncio y haga Ia prueba dc curaci6n
~escribiendo luego a Ia zende5as Treat.
ment Co. 2sl s. Spring st. Los Ange-
les. California
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
REAPERTURA De Los sAMcos.

Segdn las declaraciones del Secre
tario de Hacienda los bancos de Ia
R~epdblica, que durante Ell pasado RI
gimen de Carranza fueron incautn.
dos, volveran a abrirse.. %quedando asi
Ell famoso proyecto del Banco nnice
anulado.
Sc ha nombrado una comisi0n de
banqueros que estudie la de
reorganizar ell sistema bancario, y en-
vista del dict1Amen de la aludida Co
mission Sc dictaran las medidas niece
sarias.
Parece que no todos los bancos Sc
Adrian denuevo; pero ST los de la
emission de la Capital y los de algu-
nos de los Estados,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
Oportunidad para las
senoritas

Hay algunas I6venes que esperan
ser maestras. y hay otras que no tie
men esa intenci0n. Para amhas cla-
ses hay carreras en- las cuales pue-
den ser titles. 81 Sc interesa listed
en- saber que carreras son estas y
tambien ppr que medidas Sc hace pc.
sibie que una J0Yen siga tales carre-
ras. mande per m nimerp del "N0r-
malite.r 81 de febrero. 1890, en- el
cuai SO haila 40 artfcuio titulado,
O~enP4eloneN pAtA Senotseak Seh"'
directcra De Ia Education v~ocaciona.
del esiado. No IL euesta mas que m
Eobre sellado. y con. So nombre y d.
reccion. D~irfianse al SERVICE
sUREAu, NEW MEXICO STATE
NORMAL. SILVER CITY. N. Al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
EspANA
la esposa del Mariseal Joffre ante 81
altar de Nuestra Sonora De
ia MERGED.

Natural del Rosenon. q Mar.seAl
Joffre e 81 fdoio de los Cafalares: u
miriam como gloria suya ) genuine re-
preseniante de IA raza.
Barcelona ACADIA dc aeoeer cor
grandes f~estei0a al iiastre geneedoI
del Marna. que termlnaron con Ia -,
plndida celebration Dc nnos iueEos
Foraler.
Con eelo OCCASION. Ia cludad condai
escoEi6 per reina Dc IA festn Z a -.
CORA cspoza del MaFiscai y n ofrsn'
20 n nor natural IA acismada ri
"a Dc loe Jnexo~ rpraiea. inapiFnan
por una uerna desoel6n = Il Vifeen
Maria. fnso Il hermoaa idea Qqne u
fanD e eon16n e. iodes lca caiain,
aex
ARraaeciendn Il o6aeaaio. > llesaa.
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FL cABiNETE DEL PREsiDENTE
DE La huERTA

Con Ell nombramiento del Ministro
de Gobernacion ha quedado complete
el Gabinete del Presidente de 10
Huerta, seg1n informes recibIdos de
la Ciudad de Mexico.
He aquf los nombres de los Minis
tros. Reiaciopes Fxteriores: Lie. MI.
guel Cervantes Covarrubias, GOberna.
ci6n: Lie Salvador Martinez AIomla,
Hacienda: Salvador Alvarado, Comu-
nicaciones: General PascuaI Ortiz Ru
bio. Guerra y Marina: plutarco elias
Gales. Agriculture y Fomento: An.
tonic Villarreal. Industrlay Concrete.
Jacint0 b. TreyiHO.
bs de esperarse qque con Ell fun
cionnmiento met6dico De todas laa
Secretarias Ia sltuacion slga mejo.
randose.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
LA cAMpANA coNTRA MLLA

Por las dltimas noticias reeibidas
Sc sabe qque las partidas de villistas
qque con frecuencia ~interrumpfan 81
trafico en- ell largo trayecto entire Gu
dad Juarez y Torre0n han sido desa.
.lojadas y la communication telegrafica
y ferrocarrilera esta al corrlente a
trayes del Estado de Chihuahua. VII
liza, con solo 400 hombres, Sc inferno
en- Ia sierra despus de la derrota que
sufri0 al tratar de apoderarse de Pa
rral. Fuerzas del gobierno van en-
su persecution.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01

cual hlzo que la BasHica Sc viera II
teralmente henehida.
FL limo. Sr. Apaya es sumamente
conocido en- la capital de la Repdbll
ca, donde por largos amos desempeht
importantes puestos en- 81 Gobierno
ecclesiastical; en- los cuales puso de
manifesto il cristianas virfides De
elias espera Ia di6cesis de Chiapas
I'm ilustre Prelad0 mas. como los ha
habido en- los tiempos que fueron
Dios conceda Al nuevo Pastor 81
acierto ~necesario en- 81 gobierno Qque
hoy Ie recomlendal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
Seccion de Correspondence, defunciones

EsTA sEccIoN EsTA pEDI-
cADA A NuEsTRos LEcTo.
RES. LAS cARTAs que AQui.
APAREcEN EsTAN coPlADAs
De LOS ORIGINATES REs1Ec-
Tlvos, Y POR 10 TANTo NO
soMos REsPoNsARLEs PoR
LAS IDEAS QUE ExPREsAN.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-01
NUEvo PREslpENTE ELEcTo
EN- PARAGUAY.

Para anceder a lose Mnntero, como
.presidente del Paraguay ACADIA de ser
elegido 81 Or. Manuel Gondra, ref
preseutahte dc dlcha repuhllca De los
Estados unldos. P9rtenece al partfdo
Radical, y aunqque hublern de prom
70 declinado prcacntar Bu ca~ndidninra
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"E Cabailero del condado de Mora.
Legislature Trigesima Torcera"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Conover News.

Evelyn Hedberg returned to Eagle
River Tuesday afternoon after an ov-
er-Sunday visit with her mother.
Esther Ericsson came home Thurs
day to see her sister Jennie, who re-
Gently returned from North Dakota.
Charles Kriesel came home Friday
from Phelps where he is working IN
the lumber mill.
Peter Hedeen returned from an ex-
tended visit Saturday at Atwater.
Mimi.
Arthur Nortwen came home Satur-
day from Phelps returning Sunday.
Mines. John Carlson, Mike Lillund,
D. E. Hedberg, A. Nortwen and Ed
win Hedberg and Florence Nortwen
were the guests OF Mrs. Ed. Goranson
Saturday afternoon.
Conover young people enjoyed the
dance given Saturday evening at the
Monheim school.
Herman Johnson is busy taking the
census this week.
Walter Larson came down Saturday
from Camp Curtis, Donaldson, Wis,
returning Monday afternoon.
Ranhen Reed who has been working
at one of the Camps near Phelps was
an over-Sunday guest at his home.
REED SCHOOL NOTES.
Angela Zebig was absent Monday
and Tuesday from school on account
of having a toothache.
Edwin Hedberg was absent Monday
having a bad cold and cough.
Miss Beversdorf visited school Fri
Friday.
Several of the boys are busy work
ing out plans for building birdhouses
for exhibit at the fair next fall.
The school society held their first
meeting Friday afternoon. The pro-
gram rendered was very interesting
and was presented well. Angela Ze-
big, Helen Zebig and Greta Titzler
we're elected to serve as program~com-
mittee.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
PERSONALS

John Brady was down from
State Line last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ray Sackett arrived last
Friday and is a guest at the
home of her sister Mrs. ]. ii. Par
fit.
Mrs. John Brady left last Sat
urday for Minocqua where she
will visit her daughters in that
village.
M. Frankel is visiting his rela-
tives and daughters in Chicago,
leaving Eagle River for that city
last Friday.
Chas. Adams returned Friday
from Rochester where be had
been attending his brother Ernest
who is in a hospital in that city.
In. Burke, who attended the
automobile show at Milwaukee
a week ago, later going to Stew
ems Point, arrived home Thurs
day.
Mrs. w. H. Farrell and baby
son came up yesterday from
Marathon City, for a visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. n. M.
Emmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert We'll, who
have spent the greater part of
the past three months in Chica-
60, have arrived in Eagle River,
coming yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Jack
son and eldest daughter Mrs.
John Bode, left Saturday last for
Chicago, the home of Mrs. Bode-
They will visit there tor several
weeks.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Appointed Associate Chairman

Mrs. Henry M. Youmans the
we'll known lady of Waukesha
who has for years been promi-
nent in state affairs, and at one
time head of the states woman's
clubs, has been appointed assis-
tant chairman of the republican
State Central Committee. Being
president of the Wisconsin Won
ans Suffrage Association, she is
certainly qualified as a leader of
the Republican women of Wis
consin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Phelps News.

A number of copies of what is to be
known as the Phelps News and Villas
County Farmer, were mailed to
Phelps people this week by S. Marsh,
the publisher who hopes to move to
Phelps and start a paper soon if he
receives proper encouragement. This
would be good thing for the town
and should be boosted and aided as
much as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del McGregor spent
a few days this past week at Witten-
berg, the home of Mrs. McGregor's
E. l. Weed made business trip to
Rhinelander this past Wednesday.
Thomas McGregor Jr., Phelps ton
serial artist, was affected with a bad
case of toothache this past week nee
essitating his spending Friday and
Saturday at Eagle River in the den
lists hands.
Tom McGregor Sr. returned from a
couple days stay at Eagle River.
Leo Leider left Phelps last Monday
for few weeks down in Indiana.
Mrs. w. Chellis returned Monday
from Wausau.
Bonnie Golden is planning to leave
town and go to Wausau.
Mrs. Frank Weise, who has been in
Merrill, Wisconsin, for the past few
weeks came home last Friday for a
few days, returning Tuesday.
The Phelps ''Grand Mask Ball'' APP
pears at this time of writing to be
due for grand success. The Catho-
lie ladies are planning on serving the
lunch, SO we will have plenty to eat
and good time is assured by the fine
music furnished by Schoepfer's or
chestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Convey and Mr..
and Mrs. G. M. Christensen left Mon
day morning on their long planned
trip to Florida and the islands. The
party expect to make stay from two
to three months and absorb consider
able of the southern heat and balmy
breezes before returning TO Phelps
and the north. Many of their friends
were at the train to see them depart.
Church services will be held this
coming Sunday at the Congregational
church.
"Help, Help Police" which was
presented at the Happy Hour theatre
on Saturday and Sunday evenings,
was big hit. George Walsh is a
very interesting hero to be seen in &C
ton and all who saw him will long
remember him. Remember on Satur-
day night February 7th there will be
a comedy special program. Seven
reels, all comedy. Don't miss it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
First Overhead Trolley.

The first practical overhead trolley
line was built in Kansas City in 1884,
in which double overhead conductors
were used, with a trolley wheel riding
on the top of the wire.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
oh Those Darkies.

Upon being asked why he deserted
a negro replied: ''Well sub, them
scrapnell didn't scare me none, and ]
wasn't much afeared of them ginades,
but when a white man says them is
goin' to shoot q garage at me, ma feet
lust taken me away from there !"-
Los Angeles Times.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Debt World Is Ant TO Eornet.

The growing good of the world is
partly dependent on unhistoric acts !;
and that things are not so i'll with you
and me as they might have been, is
half owing to the number who lived
faithfully hidden life, and rest in
unvisited tombS--GeOrge Eliot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-02-04
Using a DOORWAY.

The unused doorway makes an eff
fective bookcase. The door should be
locked and treated as the back of the
case. Shelves can be set in the entire
door space or the lower half.