davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-31

Arthur Brisbane prints this in his
editorial column in the Washington
Times;
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-02-05
Eau,t I'll np 11unlinpnnp.
&niets Meringsfon,ite autboriierer
ct 2aan paa $50, ,000, 600 til go.
len, tgiterrig % Armenieu.

@aibington ben Site San. SUI
iets Reringsf sfouite beflnttebe ioag at
alltboriiere 2uan til Ell Sum al
$50, 100000 for &isb at Maoonrer
tit 8olen, 9iterrig % glrnenien.
De,1ne Mutboriiution er en- &ebuftion
af $75, ,0o0, 900 fra ben Cunt fom
9reiioent @ilion 6inoasminiiter
@lais og @erbert 6. Soober bao. ON.
8engene bill blibe gooifrebet 6isfe
2anoe oe Goreneoe 5tater til 4isb
al Brobia1tt ber % bill blipe taget
fra be Gorenebe 5taters aornforpo-
rntions Gortjenefte 9ilIens Bebtns
eelie pil blibe fremifbnoet j &niet !
gegpnoelfeu af uge1r pdo @rlt,b al
Sare11 for S1ngers,,so ! aneiaIoen.
be 9an6e.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-02-05
6hat,t1r,g.
Sapan melbes at pGre rebe til at op.
sibe 6alpsen % inbfrie fine
- puri9e SITTER.

2on6on oen 29be San. Sapans
ltoenrigsnliniiter bar funbgiort en-
WebbeleHe, bbori serfleres, at sssa-
pan er iprig fer at tilbagegipe &iao,
@bn1 og inbfri fine bbrige 2bfter,
beo set ct Telegram til rMorning
9oit" ibag.
Sen iopaneiiife Miniiter til Gbtno
.blen. ifelge Eelegrammet pnulagt
ben 19oe sanuar, at onmooe @bina
ON at berebe fig til ltn6erbonhIinger
ONT Eilbugegibelien.
SSapaneIHfe golonter bill b1ipe
trnffet bort fra Sbantuag Sernba-
ne,1 idainart }om China er bereot
til at beisrge @olitiopipnet ,neo ben.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-02-05
1afotifl1a1fa1!.rr:.
3eHrp g, Gaeteber taser Afftb fra
I'm stillins iou n.,1erifaaif Sim.
basiaogr tic srieu.
RerifaaF Blas fer, s5enfins e. fna.
ben ipibia s2eastigbe6 ! fin
cgen Yortfyrelie.

Waibington ben 28oe San. l1oe1l-
rigsntinifter 2a1Iling oplplte offieielt
ioag, at 9enrp g. Jleteher, Jorene-
De Staters Mmbdsiaber til Merico;,
bar tueet slffea 5eteber e nh i
Seem gorf, og bans laner for
Gremtfben er nbefjenot 5an bar
bpret i Diplon,dtiet Is Mar. Son
blep uonaprt TIC 9oIfer1 Merico i
5ebr1ar 1e1e,1e', reiite life til
Merico 9th fgrst aar fenere. 5 BET
.iioite Mar bar 5Ietcber ajort ajenelte
! ll6enrigsbep aeenentrt for at BIZ
itaa -l1oenriastltHi 2anIing nlec
@aab angaaen6es nlerifanlfe Affarer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-02-05
Dp ranikalp.
@aDnoob, BHtebeab % anbre S. s..
N. Qebere arreiteret nnber Ma5.
5iaer paa he rgoe Ebieago.
Nartens erffnrer, at gerbensmas-
terncS Muerfjenbelle af sobiet.
regieringen fDreitaar.

Chicago ben Site San. rgig Bill"
Sappoo6 % bans g1terfelger, 96a.s (
mas 8bitebeao, fl1ngerenbe General,
iefretRr for sSnouitrial 8orfers Of
tbe @orl6. bar blanbt oe 81 Meolem.3
mer at uDne 9ia Union, fom 1oag
sbleb iat UNDER 9iltale for 5ammer1.
ipGrge!ie. Sc 81 blep arreiteret 1lr-
Der @a55iaer paa berbnren0e reoe.
Waibington ben 30te San.
.(Mf @apmon6 Glapper) 2uopig g..
81. 6. Martens, Sopiet !. Meprnien.
tant / oe sSorene6e 5tater, fortnlte
Senatets ltoenrigsfon1ite iong, at
@er6ensmagternes 9lnerfienbelfe af
Sobietregieringen Dor ner foreltad.
cnoe. - .
&on1iteers Gormano 5enotor Mo-
les ipurgte -bam, bpa6 Der fit bam
til at tro bet.
u9e alminbelige politiife Silitan.
oe og De aHiereoes @ol6ning i Ha.
ris" ipare6e Martens. p0pbnbel=
len af 8lofaoen- er @egpnoelier1, tror
ieg"
Martens aabenbore6e, at trobs ben
8aaposieligbeo ion1 oe aIlierebe
&egieringers Mgenter bapbe pilt, bar
ser bpret en- fta6ig strem af Sub
til &opeofparteret / SEEM Sort pe6
anrerer. San afllog ini6lertio at
gipe nGr,nere 5orflaring> angaae1be
benne benne!ige Gorbinbelie.
@aibington Sen 30te San: SS10-
+panbringsfommisfpr Gan1inetti op.
|1pite ioog, at Surroundings sbureauet
bar unber Operneielie Yloner ON at
ie1bc be ,ltgnifpnroige" lb of aan.
set i frnaa @rrpper, og at Der iano.
EiDnl:gpis life bliDer flere uSobietar.
Fer" 2igbeb 11eb r8nfer6"
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Suns GorboI14H III Ben nteginfa,tfe
@egierine amber Opbolbet i Merieo
@itD bar mere eller n1i,1bre ipGn6t
iom Jplge al angibelige tpife SSntri-
ger Merieo l1n6er &rigen. sSlet-
cher far olttb i11btaget en- 1neget be,
{temtI I9oloning Sapoellen af au1e,
rifnnfe gettigbeoer / Merico, bleb
BET iagti 1oe1trigs6epartementet.
@iben Sletcbers Gilbagefonit fra
Merico Gitp, bar George &. Sun1-
merlin foreituaet Mmbqg]abe11 Der
iom Charge 6'Mffaires.
ltn6er i'm 6iplonatiife 2ebebane
bar Sletcber peret Minilter til
Gbile og Sefreter be6 ben amerifan.
ife 2egation &apana famt peo 2ega-
tionerne>i 2isfabon % Yefing, bpor
ban ogiaa par Charge 6'Nffaires.
Merico @itp 6en 27oe San. Bil~
liam 8. sSenfins, anerifdnif aonil,
larogent / Huebla, er blepen funoen
ffp!big i at babe ftaaet / 2ebtog me6
oe 8anbitter, ion bortfarte ban1, be-
retter vGl Genoeratq", i6et oet cite,
.rer Sulio Witcbeu, 4ftor 5agen
moo eSerfins. @labet ot11taler en-
@o1,ferens ,nellem @ifurie Me6ino,
l1nbrriefreter acknowledgements
mentet, og Mitebell, bbori berne er-
.flrre6e, at Ml,toriteterne i Bnebln
fortiatte fit l1n6erisgelie angaaenoe
Senfinsiaeen. Nutoriteterne iiges
at babe fun6et GSe1tfins ifpfoig ! fem
Mnflagepunfter.
@omneren bill ianoiDnligpis afgipe
lin aien6elie ON nogle Gage, oplDier
8Ia6et buorefter ben nerifonlfe Nez
gjering bill eibe Be 5orenebe Stater
llnoerretning ont 8ebiierne moo
.SSe1fi1ts for Delagtigbe6 i 8ortfs-
,relie11.
Otter bpao Mitcbell bar fortalt
8laoet, bar sSe,,fins truffet 5oran-
4i1oltninger for at ialge fin gier1bon
og reife tiIbage til oe Sorenebe sta=
for
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9feoierine og ifrep tort efter tit 8reo
til 2onoon r9imes".
@aibington Den 2oen Gebruar.
5fribt, }om blep tagettt Genatet ioag,
tpoer pan, at oer er Ml1ligbeb for
en- inarlig Mfgiprelfe Erdttatitri-
SEN. Senatorer at bcgge Hartier
cit meo paa at bringe 2raftaten op
til 8cbanbling aabent Genat pau
Manoag. 8arlel blep ginet / 2er-
bags ON, at Senator Sitebeocf Diloe
forellaa iaaoan 8ebanoling Sirsoag
ben 106e. SS6ag gap Senator 2oogc
geotis ON, at ban pilbe gisre ct lig-
ne1oe Torlpg Man6ae beu 96e. Gen
tioligere Sag blep 1trar afcepteret al
Den1ofraterne, % bet er l1ll nuligt,
at @ienoptagelien af Traftotens Sc
banoli1g pil bltbe belluttet beo en-
ltemmigt @amtpffe at Senotet.
: Set er imiolertio life bermeo iagt,
at Der er l16ligter til en- burtig Mi-
gibrelie al bele Sagen: 5enatet
fl1n6e fanife gisre fig burtie feroig
me6 Sc forifiellige 8unfter, eiom bar
peret UNDER INFORMED Dreftelie oe
ii6lte fiorte1 Gage i Gobbeltpar::i-
fonferenien; men l1enigbe6en Go-,
binoelie meo Nrt1fel 10 og Metroe-
ooftrinen er 6et maaife iffe faa let 4!
u6iebne.
@fterat man babbe faaet ,ogen,
lunoe 5ifferbe6 for, at 9rbftelien al
Graftoten pilbe blipe eienoptaget, be-
gpnote be forifiellige 2e6ere i Sc
1,atet at operpeie en- Maa6e, bborpna
gebatten funbe boioes i10enfor IL
lnelige Brnnfer Ser iDnes at berif
l1lDlt til at gaa til Ben oraltiite
l16pei at be6tage en- glotllre<Regel
Iom be1t, oer a1tben6tes / Slltningel,
af forrige Seslton; men man baabe=
oe at fin6e en- anoen l1bpet.
Ser foreligger for 8eglen1entsfo-
miteen to Sorilog, ser bil6c; mulig,
giere en- mo6ifieeret gfifiaring at
Gebatte1t. Set enc Gorilog er peo
Senator Curtis af &an|as og oct a11-
oct peo Se11ator 4ellogg al Minne=
iota. Ser er en- Muligbeb for, III
ct af 6isie GorHug bil blipe falot
fre,n @enatet til. sfgiprelie nben
at pe1te paa observation-disclosures
&opport.
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Rr11uhltkat1rtt1r.
@ays7aonrpner en- raab8iDeube &p.
mite paa III Mcblemmer til at
arbeibe paa Natformtu.
MinneiptaS Meble,nmer e Stnatpr
aellpgg, So1m Gresbg, S. 3. SSrtuia
% &ongresmanb Anberion.

San Srancisco 6en 29oe Sanuur.
Gorman6 @iu 8. @aDs Of ben rep1s
blifanife Notionalfpnite ubfpbnts
igaar Ell, raa6gipenbe aonite paa III
Meblen,ner for BrogramIager %
Watforn1. 19 al aomiteens Meb'
lernmer er api,toer. Ron1iteen ino-
befatter ogiao 12 Meolenmer of ben
republ lifo,tFe aotiona!f !fon1ite, bbis
l1onnoneIfe @nDs tiioiIiaere 6opoe
fl1nogiort. sz zs.t
rSenfigtet1 meb oenne 8on1ite, Il
ger 9aps, rer at erbolbe @aa3 o2
Snmbirfe fra Sc bpgtiglte Menb %
&binber i11ben alle @rupper, 2anbSz
Dele, sSsnouitrier, Jorretntngsbran'
cher, Brofesiioner og anore Snteres
ier for at io1nle 6plpsninger og
Dota, gipre De itore =&roblemer, fonl
foreligger, til @lenltano for 1nogaa=
erbe Stuoium, og at forelpgee @c-
lultaterne af oisie 8eltrebelier fonl
Gori1og for gfe1olnfionsfeu1iteen. !"
2eoelien al &on1iteets Mrbeibe oil
blipe operlo6t til EN- @refutibfonile
meo Ogden 8. Drills, SSr, al @e'u
Dorf iom 6ormano og Sobn @allal,
0'9augblin al @aibinston, 9. g.,
jom SefretRr.
/ M1na1eiotas fire Meolemmer al
&o1niteel1 er Soreneoe Staters Sena=
tor .Granf 9. ae1logg;; SSobn Grosb9,
Minneapolis, Brpii6ent for @aib=
burnzGrosbD Gonpanp; IS. 9. Sr,pi,1.
&icbfielo, Hraiioent for Minne{oto
Selnein 8ree6ers' slsiociation; &on.
gresmanb Spbnep 80. 91nberion al
9onesboro, Me6lew al Sufets 2ano=
brugsfon1ite.
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@urHkunHhrtalit11.

3an @rl,nb al ben opcrorbentltge
lape Bris poa MinneappAs 9ioenbe
,l1aa bi ltrenet boibe pan Ben Regel,
at 8la6et betales 6orifuo. Moresie-
loppen piier altib, til bbilfen Gag
@looet er betalt, % bpis berfor 6or.
1pelie,1 al Mbonneme,ltet iffe ct moo.
taget inoen Maonebens llogang biz
b. pebfon1menoe Mbonne11t <Itreget.
.' & %egel bliper itrengt operbolbt
lige >>efp 1alle albonnenter n0en
6orifiel.
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kahit1pttPf.'
Wercoitb autager llbnGbnelitn tt
2an6brmgsminiiter. 8egDnbte iiu
aarriere paa en- libeu Jarna.

Maibington ben 27be San. Nrce.
iioent Bilioa, operien0te ioog Sena-I
tet uonpbnelien al 9upio S. @ous.
ton til Ginansminilter og gbpin T.
Nere6itb al Solpa til 2anobrugsmi.
niIter efter @ousto,l.
Miatni, Jla., Den 276e ssnn. go.
min Z. Mereoitb oplpite ber ioag, at
ban pilbe antage u6nppnelien til
nobrngsminilter. San iagoe, at
ban ggenifab al 2anobrugsmini1ter
baabeoe at funne leie Marfebspro-
blen1et, bbcrbeo Garnleren Tan er-
boI6e ful6 Baroi for fine gplinger
uben oberfleoig 8epaglie mellell
Brooucent % 6orbrueer.
Des Moines 6en 276e Sun. sc.
min &: Mereoitb telegrufere6e ibng
til Wenner / 9es Moines, at ban.
bab6e a1taget 1tonRpnelien tifaono-
brugsminifter i Etaii6ent Bilions.
@ubinet. 9ele0rammet, Der blcp5
ienot fra Miami, 6la., metbte, ct.
ban agteoe at reife til 8aibingtoll
itrar.
Merebitb begpn6te 2ipet paa Ell IL
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Nra RnHlat1n.
GManb Tutter 6reo meb sppiet'
Musfanb. &eiterne al Dcneftns
Stbrfe brebet fra Obssia.
Oct rasfife fooperatiue 9opebfnar.
ter i 8aris eipet Mpmbisbeo til
at bripe Torretning.

!: 8aris oen 29be San. Brenier>
ninilter Millerano telegrafere6e
ibag til Sen frantic Gbef for pc
e5ecbo-lobaflfe Eropper / Sibirien
General Sanil1 % forlangte Torfla<
ring / Mnlebning ct NDgte ON, at
sSaain bap6e opergipet Momiral Sol
ebaf til goIlbepiferne. Weilleranb be-
ororebe sssanin III piebI bIiffelig at tnge
5liSt stil at iaa aolebaf Ibslabo
2onoon ben 29oe 3al1gt Nn,
oiotefegra1n nootaget fra WoIfau f.
ger, at en- grflerfng u,16ertegnet af
Hren1termint1ter 2e11in,, l1oenrigsmi,
hitter 9ebiteberin og &rigsminiiter
Trot5fp ooresieret til Ben polite &e=
gjering pad 8egne al 5oHefommisfee
rernes @aao in6bpoer Dem til en- benz
ffabelig 8ilpggelie at alle Strio3-
fpergsmaaI mellem Bo1en og Goblet
Nuslano. sSS~8egpnbelien af @rfla=
ringen iiaes bet, at uoet paaligger
ben polite &egiering at beilntte, en-
ten ben bil fbre &rig meo &uslano
etler iffe."
8oibington ben 29be San. Nr-
moonine om 2eslaoeiie af se fire
Berioner i bet o1nerifanife @poe
@ors's 9ieneite, iom forleoen bleo
taget tilfange al 8olibebiferne / 81
birien, er allereoe blebet fren1ienbt til
oe rusiilfe Gppietantoriteter gietnet1
G5ecberne. .sz
: Det @sbe 4ors's 9opeofparter bleu
.ioog al fine &epreientanter / @l1-
bipo}tof ct &nbeltelegrom 1ln6erret-
tet pn1, at Sangerne iffe par nogen
Jare. $ anbeltelegromn,et me1otes
5angerne at bRre Dr. 8. $. 5ofb,
aingston, Sfla.;; 9r. S. g. Webin,
5arolo, Colo; Otto @. Come, Nep
gorf; gb,paro 6. Gberette, stoefton,
gaI.
2oubon BEN 29be Sat1. 1n6erret-
ming er mootaget Der fra gfepal ON,
at General Ricbolas 9ubenitcb,
Rommanoant for oen rl1sfiife Noroz
be1tarme, fon1 blep ilent meotoget
ibgit unoer ct t1islpffet 5renitbo
moo getrogra6, bar blepet arrelteret.
Mrreitationen iagoes at bore loretta
get ifelge 9rore fra General 8ala'
fopitcb, en- finif 9fficer, ionl tom,
nanoereoe en- 5fDrfe i 9etrog.ao-
.frelnItpoet. General Dnoenitcb
melbtes iioIt at p9re gftlanb.
) 2onoon ben 29oe ssSnn. Nusiiif
sSopietartilleri unoer @enerol Du.
meufo bar iat oeer Slooer1,e Ma-
npcb- -Dalen Sen neore Donegn %
taget 600 Sanger efter to Cages
8anfp. Sc rsoe Stprfer fortiatte
oerpaa at rpffe frenr, fag6e ct 8ol-
{bepif. .aomnlunife mootaget ibag.
&onolulu ben 30te san AoHliral
aolcbaf 1uelbes at bore rgmt fra
8olibepifer1e % at bploe fie fiuit
I Moutieburiet, iiges set j ct 9de-
gram fra Gofie tiI set berperenoe
.iapanife DogbIno faippll ssS 81 ii
ien ben 29oe Sen Hfrain-
ife gresiebl,reau oplvfte ioag, at
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5MBilBnt1 8rpna}1riapt1.
Sen iatcrparlamentariif soeialiit-
ar,tppe taener, ut han fortiener
Nobels Grebspris.

2onbon ben 30te San. ct EeIe-
gran fra 5toefboIm aneloer, at ben
.iiltterparla Goeiali iitgrappe
.bnr beiluttet at itbtte Nrefoent Bil-
ion fona aan6ioat for gsobels Breoss
pris for 1919 % 1920:
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Wv 10 SSSs~SSSsV OsSSt -
|96es}a pr blepet erobrd al ufrainife
Eropper ,lnoer General YutnIenfo.
2on6on ben Site Son. Moifaus
Nnbio bragte iong. l1b6rag al en- gr-
tifeI i set officielle golfbeDifer9an
uBraDba bpori set iigrs:: vsSor ba-
re r1ogle Gage iioen blep soeritbefa-
Ienoe aolcbaf beifet op paa fine Sol,
baters 8aionetter"
Ser bar berifet en- beI Gel Ibis
.beo ON MoHiraI aoIcbafs Eilbolos,,
ite6. Set bleb meI6t, at ban bar
Hepen arreIteret at De ioeialrepo!u=
tionare og fengret ! Srfutif, og at
9ropper, Der bar beierteret ira bans
egen 5tDrfe, boIoer ba1n ! Jorpa,
ring. Set bleb o9ian berettet, at
eberitbefalen6e for g5ecberne / Si-
birien bapoe operldbt ban1 til SSr1-
#furgenterne.
Bien ben Bite San. Gelegrarn,
1nersfra 8ufareit neloer, at 8plibe-
piferne berter be6 @renien for at
tilbpoe Gun9nien syre6. DerIom
8etingelierne bliper afpilt, bill So
piettropperne rpffe i116 i 2an6et,
/ liges 6et.
8laoipoftof ben Bite San. sre
bun6re6e rusiiife gegieringstrepper
gjor6e 0prer ber, arreitere6e fine
Sfficerer % regtebe at taee Ororer
fra 9egieringsal1 toriteterne. Sc blcp
ienere npbt til at obergipe Jig.
2on6on oen 2oe1 6ebruar. Gre6
[bleb 6efinitibt iluttet i1norgeS mel-
lem gitlano og ben ruslilfe 9opiet.
regiering, bleb BET oplpit ! ct @aoio-
telegram fra Molfnu / @ftermibbag.
Som ben Bite San. Heiterne al
General 3enefins Gropper, Der blep
orepet fra Ooesia, ba 6enne Bp blep
erobret at l1frainerne, tog -Tlugten
Limo &umenien, bpor oe blep af=
pebnef, oplDite BET ufrainife 8resie-
bureal, @ien, ifslge Gelegramner
bertil i6ag. Ooes1n bleb erobret al
Sc ufrainife Eropper efter en- baar6-
nnffet aurtp, bleb BET .iagt / ben
1,frainife Weloing. Mange af Gene.
fins soloater blep giort til Sanger.
I 2onbon ben lite Geb. Ct @aoio-
telegram fra Moifau u1eloer, at De
eitiife Mutoriteter bar arreiteset Sc
neral 8alafobiteb, tioligere officer
/ oen rusfiife Nor6beitarme, Der
liges at pere ben, fom tog General
Su6eriteb tilfan9e. Eelegramnet
meI6er, at en- polf Dipiiion / @ibi-
rien bar eiort MDtteri> ,nproet fine
Sfficerer og i1uttet Jig til 8olibebi-
ferne. Set bringer ogfaa en- Meo,
belelfe on1, at General Semenoffs
Eroppef bar iluttet Jig til oe raoi=
+fole.
2onbon Qen 2ben Geb. gn 8olbe=
pifopitnnb mel6es at babe funbet
steo i Eiflis og autais / Gransfau-
faiien. 8eeee 8per erfleres at pa-
re i Sc Nebes &9n6er.
@aibington oen 2ben 8eb. Sc
Gre6sforilag, 6er nnlig bleb fremiat
at Goblet -&uslanb til BoIen er tc-
get tilbnqe ifglge lofficieHe Otter
retninger til l1benrigs6epa 6epartementet
ioag. 9eogen @runo for bette gtpes
life, men BET blep antaget at pure
ct Dberligere @epis for, at 8olibebi-
ferne agter at foretage en- Baasoffen-
lib MOB. Yole1t.
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Jemten Snie brenbt. Gittsburgb,

Jemten 6aie brenbt. Nittsburgb,
Site Sas,. 5 9erioner bioes o1nfo1n,
ne, oa Is 9uie nebbranote mat /
Charlton 1,ar Der. aieene er iaa for
brnnot, at De er ,lfier1oelige. Mh1Ii.
gems flere er omfon1ne. Naan leoer
mi i Mllinerne. Mdlge bIep bnspiI-
be S Suiene beeoe bope6iagelig
Negre % llblanoing Ser arbeioeoe
for Carnegie steeI Company.
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Dr krtgBHkylniDt.
Mmbasiahprernes 8aab gobf1enber
be allierc6es Spar paa BEN tDfe S
3roteit,Notc;

@arts ben 3oie 6e6. Mmbosinoe-
rernes Maoo go6fienbte toag en6elig
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The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18

But, beyond that, the government knows no more than do the hundreds of Alaskans who have filed on so- called oil land within the past few months; and nothing is being done by the government to help prove the value of the land from which it plans to collect royalties after the oil has been found by private energy.
 When questioned recently about Alaska oil, Alfred H. Brooks smiled cheerfully and said folks could find out more about oil in Alaska by boring than he could tell them-that it would take work and money to determine the value of the various fields.
 Such an attitude would be eXcus- able were the oil lands open to entry without restrictions of any sort and if oil were not so much in demand for government use. But, under the circumstances, we believe it is up to the government to help prove the value of the Alaska fields, the develop ment of which will enrich the federal treasury. relieve the oil shortage and speed the development of Alaska as nothing else can.-Nenana News.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
ERE THEY ALL STAND.

Senator Harding is the candidate of the Republican party for president and not of Senator Borah. Senator Johnson and the irreconcilables on the one hand. or of Senator Lodge, Senator Kellogg, Senator Lenroot and reserva- tiOnists on the other hand.
 Senator Borah accepted both the Re publican platform and the Republican candidate and there can be no mis- understanding about his attitude. Nor can he have any misunderstanding about Mr Harding's attitude The league of nations plank in the Republican platform has for it's first sentence: The Republican party stands for agreement among the na- tions to preserve the peace of the world It then proceeds to demand an international association" which shall be based on international jus tice" and which shall provide meth ods to maintain the rule of public right by the development of law and the decision of impartial courts" all so that nations pledged to do what is just and fair may exercise their influence and power for the proven tion of war" The covenant signed by the president at Paris is specifi- cally repudiated.
 Thus we see that the Republican party is not for THE league, but is unQualifiedly for A league. That is where Mr. Harding stands. and it is where MT. Borah and MT. Johnson stand.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
THINGS WE THINK
Things Others Think and What We Think of the Things Others Think.

During every campaign we become firmly convinced that the world is get ting better-that there are far more perfect men than we ever dreamed of We get this idea from reading the lit erature the. candidates send out.
 Most of us would make no effort to remember the things that are not worth while-but the trouble with many of us is that we do not know which is which.
 A part of the world complains be- cause of the taxes it has to pay the other part complains because they have nothing on which to pay taxes.
 Among ships that pass in the night might be mentioned senatorships and governorships that pass on election night.
 Some of the worst things we have got have come from discarding some thing that was satisfactory for some thing better.
 From the way their grandparents treat them children are little suspi cious that their parents didn't get all the severe punishment they tell about.
 Some folks imagine they are grow ing up just because they manage to keep others below them
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18

There is not a man within the sound of my voice." Governor Cox said money in his pockets or in the bank today than he had eight years ago. We'll, the man who hasn't more coin in his kick today than he had there eight years ago couldn't live out the day at the present cost of food and raj ment
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
REAL H ELF.

Senator Dan Sutherland, Republican nominee for delegate to congress, has suggested a way in which the develop ment of Alaska can be speeded tre mendously. and the News would like to see Alaskans in all sections of the ter ritory follow up the suggestion with a campaign of vigorous action-not be- cause the idea is Mir. Sutherlan's but because it points the way to a better ment of conditions, to a revival of in terest in the Northland and to a speedy return of the thousands of oldtimers who left the territory during the past several years.
 In an address deliverel at Anchor age recently, Mir. Sutherland expressed confidence in the future of Alaska as an oil producer and suggested that the government might see fit to take part in the development of northern oil fields. just as it is doing in the de- velopment of coal ledges in the Mata nuska field.
 Drilling for oil is an expensive pro position. Many thousands of dollars must first be invested in an "oil rig" and the cost of operating the rig means an outlay of an additional large sum. And in this country there is the additional cost of transporta tion-a considerable item in itself.
 The cost is so great, in fact, that it is doubtful if small capital will be able to demonstrate the extent of oil deposits in the territory. Small capi- tai cannot afford to prospect in re zion of improved value, and it may take a long time to induce capital to take the Initiative under existing regu- lations.
 The only assurance of quick and successful development lies in govern ment prospecting. The government needs oil more than coal, and the cost of drilling for oil is not so great as that involved in the development of coal mine.
  regions in which oil seepages have been observed, but the distances be- tween these regions are so great that the development of a well in one re- zion will not materially benefit the others, although it might have the eff feet of stimulating interest in gen. eral way. Of what benefit will it be to Interior Alaska, for instance, if wells are brought in over in the coast region, at Coal bay and Yakataga and Cook inlet? It would bring develop ment closer to us, but it would not prove anything in our particular dis trict or lessen the difficulty of secur- ing capital to carry on prospecting, particularly so long as the government retains controlling intetest in oil lands.
 The government has conducted in vestigations of oil regions, through the geological survey, and has reported favorably on at least one field, the Yakataga which, however, is cut off by glaciers. The government also has ascertained that the Katalla field and the oil formations of Cook inlet, so far as investigated, are cut off more or less by intrusions of ingeous rock.