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The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-01
An Appeal to the Waist and Dressmakers

the DANGER TO THEM, if they handed over the
controlling power to the delegates. So they i'm
mediatey declared that the organization was "un-
democratic and unconstitutional!
1t was the old>cry of the labor politicians and
fakers They all do it. Anything that takes power
out of their hands and puts it where it belongs
they call 'undenocratc and unconstitutional"
But as our leaders" talk so loud about de-
mocracy and constitution, let us have look at
their democracy.
In their great love for democracy, they
clain1kh hat the Shop Delegate system would depri-
We the membership of their privilege of electring
the Executive Board. Now, you politicians Of the
International How many members Of the Inter-
national elected YOU? How many of them ever
participate in the elections?
At the last convention, the delegates who are
supposed to represent $4,000 waist and dress max
ers were elected by the vote of not more than $50.
AND TWO-THIRDS OF THE DELEGATES
TO THAT CONVENTION WERE PAID OF
FICIALS OF THE UNION! LOCAL 25 SENT 12
DELEGATES, 9 OF THEM WE'RE OFFICIALS!
The question of increasing the dues affecting
$4,000 workers was decided by go members, at
most. in the whole city!
Democracy? That is the democracy which
politicians and bureaucrats like! great chance we
workers have of expressing OUR desres
Why don't the workers take an interest in
the union as it is at present? Because they know
very well that set of officials are in the way to
decide everything. They know that once the work.
ers have handed over the power to their leaders
they have nothing further to say. So they do not
go to the meetings and the labor takers do as
they please.
Why were they enthusiastic about the Shop
Delegate System?
Because they knew that they would have
REAL DEMOCRACY! Because they knew that
they would have REAL CONTROLl
It is possible to get the members to shop
meetings, and the workers are bound to attend
because Of their interest in them. The workers
KNOW WHAT THEY WANT IN THE SHOPS!
They are the ones who do the work and know the
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-01
Of The

OF The
international Ladies Garment Workers Union!
The following appeal to workers in the Waist
and Dress Industry is being circulated broadcast
in the centers where this industry iscarred onThe
fight between the workers in this industry and
the Union officials for control of the organizations
is typical of the larger almost universal war that
is being waged between the conservatives and the
radicals in the labor unions.
The workers in the garment trades are taking
the lead in adopting the new tactics needed to make
unionism real and living force in the class strug-
gle. gcstG
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Written Testimonial Of the Triais ana
Trtur,phs Of the Men Who
Fashioned Them.

So'hing is more romantic than the
trail, remarks u writer IN the Los An.
Gcies Times. l, IL the artery Of trade
aad ifc itsrif. on land IL moves atsou,
the bases of the mountains. out Of the
low lands. winding through the charar-
raj. along the easy grades Of the can.
yoas. never forcing Its way. but def
ui,ely avoiding the slippery rock face
and the poisson oak upward into the
fresh mir that brcathcs through the
pass: cp. through the pass aud into
thr unknown beyond. into the valley cf
hearts desire it carries the laden mule
aud the Traveller with his pack.
Across thu great deserts the trail In
caravan route. seeking the shHdcs Of
cii1 and avoiding the shifting dunes
stretching uncrringly toward the nrx,
water hoir. II is the written irsti,no.
niai of the trails and tr.unphs II the
men Who have gone before, u II the
only pathway of the dcNoui pilgrim. ~
of the wsrlIkc hctouIp. Every hahitn.
ttoa Of man that has ever dominated
one Of these great trails has made bis.
tory aud has t-rn IN is day II TREASURE
house.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

made OF ihrs- parts hy weight o.
cracked cs'rn. "le par ab.s, snS two
paris cats: and usash ma, t,e tast!e
Of two paris Corrmeal and one ys r,
each OF uie., bran wl.-a, cliddllngs
and beef sr-al, Green fe%ti, such IS
ca,.haees. inare'l wu-zsi t,.Ae,S. ru, al
f<s OF sJsrwU;e3 osts. shcIld ne ps~&
,l6ett to replace the crs~sS te~~! wh.c,
the fowls have ,sesg oisfHtaiDg In the
helds. and be-: scrap. sAinl milk. cu,
green yone ~ similar f.~d " n.~~ied
4" ,~pisgw iht inA<N.-Ss which the tos.s
have t.s-n get,ing nu ,be rsng~ Bee,
scrsp az feed ~ ibis rsturp is es~..y.
sssl In e,s'iatntrg s xcat surssa, II egss
during the winter ,noa,hx.
Clean the dr'pplnS tosr,a> nj s~xS
kerosrsse or Sotne comgnercial rrvpara.
i!an TO MI mites Have 4 gc.r5 yg;.
Ply O. sand az ar, Cir, to use or the
dropping hosris during the winter.
II any q the GTT7,s develop cV,l1S
dissolve as much potassium ,~r,nan-
ganxt~ as will -~ffaiB cn the surface
of = dine into a ssllan OF water sad
ke~r this nssI;urv In their 6Snktns
water for several days or until tho
symptoms 81 ,he colds have d.sap-
srsr~d Remove any xict htrds freta
the sssrk as ~oas ss they are o,sser,rd
and tr~al them IN cs.osss l., Themselves
ksee Fe~is Frss es vsrvmie.
Examiise the pallets and e~as fee
lice. and 5asi them ~i,a ins~~v pcw.
der or sirs ,Esx,arr os ;~c part.
Of eHsel.ne and c:se par. ot ssegcurial
er blue eingu~nt- at,aai the N.r u
q pea. Inch below the Seas ~ the
bird, .sahataS the uA.xtGr~ lightly aa
the skin. An srp,ica;iea os this oan.-
men. s~e or ihr~~ risp~s yesr wtfl
keep the fowls yrS< trssn lic~. Sss.aan
hacr.de is ene " 'ts~ he's, s~s~ yisrs 10
uke 20 kin stsS and ccly Se~xss to -
arrll~d ihrrS or toar tiS5ss q year.
~ ctrruer. u the fowls t~xes1ss IN.
Tested Hens ,lk~ a small hssx IN ,As
house psrtty died with dry eOxs. dass
cr ane dir In whsch they =sxy aas,.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
CEMENT GOLD At "a
oARNeL At PROFIT

jefferson City. MO.-~Sou,h Dakota
soon will te sellin. cenieni proi1tahly
at <2 barrel and paying the freight
"n the product 10 any part Of the state,
according 10 Paul 4. Beilnmy Of Pierre.
=. d.. . member Of that states Cement
Commission. who is In jefferson City 20
appear before the committee iayerti.
eating the feasibility Of establishing q
sisie-own-d plant IN Missouri
The state passed q S2,.st,Uu bond
issue 10 erect It's owG c~meni plant
which nov Is nearing complexion III
Rapid CITY. $. II. The cement can be
produced ut about Sl.W ii barrel and
sold profi,sh!y nj s.. freight paid
within the borders Of the state. The
State Highway Commission is expect
I'd Ia use haIf OF the plants capacity
of 21n barrels II day and the remain.
der will he sold 10 whoever wants IL,
Mr.. Esliam, said.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
HENS NEED Care
IN COLD MONTHS
Precautions Which Guard Health
Of Fowls and Increase Pro-
ductiWty Ufpe1.
VENTILATION IS essgTlM


ttseoassl ey the Gated SsSsSs f~sAst
NETS " ASrsey9ssrsi
II E0srt results sre to be obtained
from the nosk 10 ~fn,ey IN. hossss@s
which should have ts~~n pu. 10 koS-d
epndits"o ~ the t~xiEDinK Of sh~ win.
ter. must BE- kept clean snd w~ai vSn'
iiisie-d. abd the prg~r kind Of f<sd
provided.
Guard Aesinst Drafts.
Drrf,s should s,e srodrsS In he b~a
house. poultry specialists Of ifs~
United States Department Of Agricui-
ture say. II hens are plsnet In q
draft In winter, colds AL, d-velor
which nah. result 10 rnuJ or oit~r all
nents. The south side. o. front q
the irouliry hous- may be l@fr com
pa stiveiy open. but sh~9sd h@ under
control, 80 the openings ursy ,.e csosS7't
gradually as cold weather appr"s c.ss-s.
Have muslin curtains q, the front
ofenincs of the house. one window
should he !eft partly of@n ir eseh g-f.
@'"n rn the roI3eS' nights, 30 permit
ventilation. Fowls ran stand ronSi3-
erahIe cold air provided II is dry.
Feed the grsiu In d.--p litter N,
the floor TN NE winter "a c'oFag@i TIE
hens 10 exercise Tor &ll ~ th@,r grail
The mash slay he f-'2 either WEI az
dry aud ~hoult be 50 regulate! I,Sat
the fowls will get about .quAl parts
~ mash and scfatch SrsiHs II is nt-c.
eSsary Ia give the fowls J'sTr'y 10 e'a'
To- obtain good results. au, the si,sis
shoCld be ger fus each te%-a In c"ld
@.-stti-r te~-i about oDe-goa-Ih ot tire
scratch gTailrs in the morning and
three-four!hs ~ night.
A good scraich m.x;Ur- Dsy -
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Tgss fatZs~ 4lSG se5sg2- 51 ss+s8r ssEt tAe
THE eu& rertls4stsr akssl ha- Assistant
we're E.sr1aoS.5nx tts-ssa 9gi - grSrars-
l3or for s4.r-rstsgs4oz-
Al las .-,, t-@f@r~ is- ero@riy r~S
were dge 10 x--sTe. tae ASSISTANT
'g-u,-i 10 Its- QGzETTr Wsfn 4 rwsaAle
.a his -y-. y ~ sA st:
~Ar - par s.o<-. there's boas
short Wass3 give II ces"
"h-~r i yt's-rs~it. Nike. -~fAie6 tt<
QGAsTsgI@4 s1e.
ke~y IL yr.grs~is- Mae .~TASec liz
qua -tyr1As,-r
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
MISSOURI TRUNK LINE ASKS
FOR EXTENSION OF RATES

jefferson CITY. Application has
been filed by The Missouri Trunk Line
Railroad with the State Public Sery-
ice Commission for extension of in,ra.
state freight and passenger rates from
March Uae date on which increases
granted viii exrire,l The commits.
>!ui granted tb+Ne increase, to hriHe
Iatras;aie rates % the leVe! oi inter
sta'. rates. The attragr advance On
freight rates being apiTo2 iinately 81
I'er cra'-
4 few commodities, Including coal.
aere iot Ad.nnced 'o ih. fun level al
that tine. and the roads ask thhi nil
tls excepted commodities now be
brought up To- the average ihcr-ase.
THIS has bteg se, for 4 hearing Oh
March J.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

THAT boy seems to be the most
popular ca,ldle around the club Every.
body Na1is 10 take him out"
~~ses.
is he better cAdsiie than the 9th.
eisy
Il don't think SO He's Jus. the
best diplomat We have around here"
a diplomat ! Cont Sc, you
"lts this Way. The art:ui little
chap Is wise 10 the game and every
time the msn h.. H. cadcyirg for
makes poor SHOT the hoy looks sad
aud spolo:izes TO him for having
coughed or moved. Thar gives the
player an excuse for losing TIE hole
anG keeps IN. hoy solid lii has fn.t
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Exploration in Tibet Nave Revealed
EAistenes Of . More Massive
Mountain Range.

Among the greatest RESULTS achieved
BY the iledln explorations Ia 1ibr,
~ss the discovery Of IA continuous
1ouHiain chain. 2nH miles long.
Nfc,ehlng east and west. and which.
aiken ~, Il whole. is the most massive
range "n the crust ot the earth. Its
average bright above sea level Ii
greater than that 81 the Hlmniayax.
snd although Its peaks are from &.UD
q 3Uu feet lower than Mount Ever.
e<t, It's passes average $50 fee, high.
er than those VI the ilitnstasnA
The eastern and western parts os
this rsn9c were known before. bu, the
central aad highest part. In B.,axba.
was uncApiored previous to iAss,,o,
Hesiin's visit lie crossed ten paxae~
In the range.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
BANK NoOoGAo ~ or. clAlA,
NO, ogV q oAeGTv poxg

~V ~ - NVSpv 0A80
~. Clair. Mo- lsatlers entered TIN
Merchants shd fsripers' Hank heu
BY b'~skiax . rear window. blew On
the d61r of the safety deposit vsuit
and ~sras~d with ~ box~s issionxins
10 customers. Il In thought q Isres
number of Liberty bonds wss obssiseA
The robbery was discovered when
H. W, sfahlman. csshisr 0f the bank,
arrived 10 oIen for fhs day. Tn. op.
orator st the Frisro station sail he
heard an expIpsion between 8 aud 4
.. m., but thought then thar Il was y
railroad torpedo. Others RECALLED
ss<inx four strOnE nsrn In h iafgs nd
automobile In Town the day before.
William Casey. president of the hank.
and nuinler Ut cttixrns. started to
~Ard ~. Louis In sut1Llob,les In s~srch
NJ ,l:e .tbl.rs A short distance from
town they found four empty tox~a.
which were Identified among ,hose
stolen.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

~ - ~ T. IwAe tAsa = ba6 part Il
~ ti.s an1 my 6oetse eaid I wsui6
have TO b. cpsrssed a bst - decidst
70 ~ he Vegetable Compound and |
also ussd Lydia e. PinkAa1's Sanativs
Wash. ] am drsssznAkse and an non
sbls 70 20 about ny vusk and DO ny
housewosk besides Yo1 ere welcome
70 use this letter - tssimonial - -
always gisd 70 speak word Tor yow
medicine. Mr. w. II STEPHENS, llno
N. Commeres s.. Vernoa. Texas.
Dreasmakers when 0vsrw0ked ~
prone to such ailments and should pru6t
BY Ars. Stephen's experienoe.
Write TO Lydia E. Pinkham Nedicine
Co. (eonhdential). Lynn, Mass.. about
your health. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered BY . woman and
held In strict confidence.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Good Reads Body 70 Keep Pledges.

jefferson tit,, Mo,~-Judse q. ".
Hackworth, organization secretary !or
'hs Missouri Coed Ro4ds Federation.
which conducted The cnrppaIgu for the
Stsi.tsn.sn statewide road bond Issue,
ili IA 9"rirai statement SAYS:
The Missouri Good Reads Fedora.
tiun intends, and is making provision,
Ia carr, oa. ever. pledge made TO the
Isople of Missouri during the campaign
for the ha,,d issue. To do o,herwl~e
would he breaking faith with cur or.
gantsaIloa. which extends into every
toiing ,,-rins-. of Missouri and con.
si,s OF e. ttsntcrx, exclusive OF
- Louis and Kansas CITY
we made CERTAIN pledges daring Ihc
I'r"erss 81 The campaign and only
hope Ia Ia. able 10 redeem then, for tile
i.'orie @h" compose our Organization
are reprr>s Ti'ai!,e Missourians and arr
than loakins toward tisser and he,-
ter Missouri. our plan at this time
IL to pres IA. our bills To The Legislature
10 order that the people u! Missouri
ma! t@ able 10 digest their contents
aud become acquainted with all their
provisions and In or,icr tha; ,h. work
OF the extra session may t.e ruacs as
light as possible aid h~ ConcluCied in
II short time, thereby saving the People
OF .hc state thousA ads VI dollars"
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

TA@rv sr~ st.,a, ssast Dozen rr%sst0
picture sh~al~rs .n Ts-nsSsa- ef whlcA
The leading foreign fsssss~ aAs . capae.
NY III osy xnd ss~ CNss@se an~s s~sr
fran -, TO sssss r-er~xas and give
twn sAo1's dairy. Fgsnzs sroxu sycss ~
tie Large AsE5~-se,sr csasss-. "a EaAss ay~ ex
ai,lIea. fa~ f.spzlasaty u rh~ Gars
,..4nc as.oug the ~ TIE as ID tie Ccig<-s
S:Si~>
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Did yes knev that aiassy pss
sens Of sl human silnsats aspenA
Up~a tie esndissca Il ys1s Alosd :?
Nsszrv gives Ass vssAiass h w.
sss~s vzasssAkahis vayA - tAas
uhsa ~ syp~siss faih. 81 20
bsrsns vssk Aad listtw 81 Q 80
Osul rus-dsvn soa1jesso oDo0s =
onko pnasssssso e - UAsao -.
\ b q unfAQ1A9 stW 49, 0ouGk
- ula sssn11lv oeuu1uhn1D -
- 80 - = 8 -
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Womsn,s ciues to Nee, 10 NAY.

SpyiRsnri Mu i'frsidru,s of the
Eve federated clubs et Springfield
have madr plans 20 entertain delegates
10 the tirnaiai convention Of the Mis-.
soar, Federation uf Namen's Clubs
Aas II ~ is Mrs, Pope M,rrs was
apl,aih,sSi chairman ui tie ENTERTAIN,
nsent Committee
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
CAttismen Want Law Repealed,

Springfield. Mo -- The Southwest
Jersey Carte krsders' Association
embracing ,hryssierx from Missouri.
Arkansas. Oklahoma. ksnsxs and Ne.
hrksAa. iu convention tsers, have passed
rs"lu;iwl. to wire heir crnSr~ss,is~u
nen' Of Ia svnss OH every i,ouud IL
neatraiisej butter or butter made from
rancid srrsm The officials LAY the
prura~ssi Legislation 10 n.yvs~ary 10
save the dair, and srramer, indus.
iiic> al thos< states from disaster
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Hs-SS tks siL-ssss Ills nngnin4
ire& ease-a Z ><s.1azg s~g--A.~ 90 :kk
sxtrSxs gxrsr~ 1e xez1s-o
Sk<-y-<. sG1 tsgers LIS wtse sar
with So ast ssM
H.---Tsaa' @as probably .Ae rar&
Of The se--zaesq --E.ssran transcript
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

family medicine. They clear the
liver and stomach OF all inprri,iea,
In fact and them the only thing
that viii keep mysel. and family u
health h"--NIcHAEL n 6CHr STER
800 EckLey st. Send 10 cents TO Dr.
Pierce. Buffalo. n. Y. To- = susl okk
ef any ef his remsdiaA
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Coal Mine ShUts Down.

kirksyiiie. Ao.--Mihs SO, 3 Of the
Big Creek Coal Mine Company. en-.
pioying .su neh. has t-cn shut down
bi4 manufacturing plants ~ee cln.
celisd Mine 40, !. enplo! ing <<p men.
will is operated bsari time.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

On Many Far-s Cree Ass . psses
osessss - 'ts Aasptaes,ssy -
Short Neess,e~A

rnaoabe>is, eaGca i&st t0saseriy IN
rrd eis.rr - row srv~tas slsstfs te,
osa ,asny 'srvss rsi ei,'s~v has plsc~
sn' s, ,ssss~ ,alssssc ,esn s.ssiss hs.
cras<r - I.s sasp,ahiii;y 70 .hor. rvs.-
s,caa
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

TIE rr~xnsax of n c. ssA "A q. !"
sssc IN ss~ II hts Ets~pa hsd ~ hA1S
h~ sskssi sts< tors vtas tts<J ws~il -
U sh<y found ~ osd RnmAs ea1n
ssanass-t ~sah the ye.r b. c. O.
-fxn~e II ~ . scersry.- 0iA -
boy. shs*r sxsssri<xses - . ssA0p enl-
'esfOr has stssrr.er~f hAa wfsA
Sesy Sasss~ nSd sAe nasasS. Oh
vicasly Dr~LhsfSs zsr,ezs voxSd
kAos E<yth.1x u Car.sx"
I'd pssf II ur. tsszxA, aid .
blsck haired toy r1s1 . rsoestneas
Bose. III EaiSst as . sSGs szAcA2ce~
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Shave VITA cvs,c IRA secs

And dorhse yssSr raEer S2ss<ney -
well ~ ,-ocse'e sksa parity. SKIN csszs-
for and s1ir h~si,h- No EgG. 90
Shiny soap Dc germs. Go waste D"
irritation et@n ~sNl shaved tw7rv
daily, ore s0s&y f0r all Gts@--st.avsn
ts,hsaS ans xsls nz .s.so4Eg. ADJ
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

- = ~ 0oM ]
toO1 only tanW
eagyeokef \ durt01'o
1e1efDs@ &ytAiag
- ] tnsk uAN n
hanGbaa1 asv an q.
81
L06a z Hnkhs0'o
Vegetable CeR-
.uA ] aentiuasl
& - . nsaghboe -
- ~ M shs ~
talka1 Il With epo1
pnun2 u md AflvionA
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

hltA< AoJ AJAX w
cry. ! Was sU.er
ing from s,oE2f ,
trouble and moth
ing seemed to ~
Neve TIE Until !
took the 'Discov.
cry. Gradually
the distress d..
n !n!sh ed ard
enxl'y left ne 60.
tirely. ] also nnd
DR. Tierre's Pleas
Ant Pellets good
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
FEED WORK HORSE PROPERLY


wh~- ssr.~s sr~ st arsvy vssa
si-sus "D~ r~sas a. grain ssi bay fss
~ssh isss t-sa,<s. li~~ ~rssk' ssn ~
ss~-a.~s rrs esys ~s~a her-ss vNsre
kss~ ss<s 81 sssrd ~-sk sr~ b1as H.
0rpan ssss<.a .as~sIa ~ rus ass haA
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

jefferson city, ho Frank u Rtt
ner ot ST Louis hss !ntr,rd0,Sd a hil
TO strip the circuit juS.Ns a. Nisse5.
of the power % isArose Isrsons cossir:
ed " crime.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Alton. Nc - The Firs, liAptts,
rhufeh Of this city has called k-v.
r. u siroap of Mcevs nca- TO ils pss.
week. tos the p~si u ,ssp hc has
besa sn active hxsfv Ia iis k.Apsiss
nlnissry Of soasksaH Missouri.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
GOLD MEDAL.
l29a!M|!4! !!!;|!4!Q


~ sstscnAi ssmsdy 81 Holland toe ovss
100 ysars: Il y an enemy Il al pains ~.
suirins from kidney. h~ss and ure scal
uosb,sa All druegisea shvs dsss.
Lssh ~ ~ eaos csA Asil - ssw, 49,
- essa1A - t0An&iao
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

lAddon.a, Nj. Several bonds which
~err stuien lar, fail from d bank In
BENTON city. Mo. and from which the
coupons had hs<.n severed ~erv found
Ia cVrn shocA on the farm of Ray
Spencer. southwest of herr,
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

I'VE Ind hsrfuw ESCAPE when we
turned saddenly on that narrow path
siong tho cllG they cali tho RAZOR
Yes. u must have been . cioss
shave
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
Important to al Wonel
Readers Of thi, Pspes

Thcr8s3s rroa sseaaas3s es vua0
have kstney CT t4s3S&s s-Sx1se saA asss
eusgecg Il,
Nonxns c~enYlAsn.s a.sea ervss 70 -
sOsassx ea~< sS; xs1s~r sfvssae, - IL
vesxa 81 kst3<y q sAaa64x aassasa.
II the kstsrrs s.r DC. I. . AsAaly -
cssoa. iA~y Eay eszss sAe eSAss ssvaas
g. hrces,e diseased
Yca raay szse% pan Ia sAs hssk. Aan1
seAs sna lao u snhsssac-
Poos A~sl.A eskes vsa a<-~cm isvsRa.
hae and NAY he 3esg-saSsas. u nAlA ~
cn% 60
Rss ke~4-~As ~ v<ses<a ehsn that n.
Kts-~$'s Svs~e Kccs. ~ s~sasssne
kca',A 10 The kSAa~ys res~s4 ss - ~
the rv@~tv ss~a~a to sv~ren@s sseA
cr~As~Ma
Nsav s~~a ~ q s--ss krssss - ~
~Aas Sws~~e~es. 49, g-~ss ts&~sv.
kvss saa kanA8ss 1s<ssesss. vSn = ~
sA~m. - sMes~~s~s go e~mss - n,
KilMse q O.. AkssAsms~s x =, -
aay see3fSs nae1s ssss kessh ~ tssxsl
Nse. Yso 90 pseeAs~ seAsxa -
hxss ssa lsttiss u a. arss srsss s-AAv.
Many . suan ~sso claims to ~ ~
srcsst~es ~ bis osn fsftaae wexted
- n hsesst n Astse nFsws
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

'tan you Imagine anything morv
thin than that singers toncsY'
Hardly. unless II IL . skeletons = ar.
Sicuia,ion
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
BETTER
DEAD

Life 10 . burden when the body
10 raeAed with pain. Everything
wosr,es and the victim becomes
deapondent and downheared. To
bring back the sunshine take
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Cant you dish up somr good ess
sip To smuse the coinIan.t'
Yes. II you can co-ik up some scan.
lai.-
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Ecccb'rici;ies can te borne II peo'
pie are no, vain ot thrm and always
oastirS about th~n.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

This Man jenkins. who In running
for Office"
swell. what about himf'
"Wha, does he stand fary'
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

The can,ag man d~xn'e s~sliy
amount TO much unless he makes o
70 of H.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Experience Is ac of the few things
that never find their way to the bar
gain counter.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

4 good detective has intuition: and
he has TO have patience, tun.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

knowing things Ia tc true that arw
not 10. makes lots Of trouble aud
misery in this world
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

It's all right 10 he true blue, hot
possibly the blue laws are too good 20
hs, true.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16
STOMACH DISTRESS

Peoria. I'LL found great telD
from the use Of .. P.erces Golden
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

HI heroes can't understand why the
world has such z xhert memory.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

There is nothing 30 thoroughly mis-
understood a. perfection.
Potosi journal., 1921-02-16

Many . suan ~ssa claims TO ~ ~
srcass~es ~ Ass e~n fsSrtane wortsd
~t,hcot . Asar print
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-09
w. E. TERRILL SUCCUMBS
TO STROKE AT ANCHORAGE

According to advices received in
Nenana last evening from Anchor
age, w. E. Terrill, well known old
time freighter died suddenly in the
Cook inlet town yesterday morning,
his death being attributed to heart
trouble.
The deceased had been a resident
of Interior Alaska for many years,
and was engaged chiefly in teaming.
He freighted over the Fairbanks
Chitina trail during number of
winters and was engaged in similar
work on the Broad Pass during the
past several weeks, several of his
shipments having arrived here re-
Gently.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-09
NOME PROXIES NOT ON HAND;
GRAND ICLOO MOVE FAILS

Secretary Frank Rourke, of the
local igloo of Pioneers, has received
a telegram from Retiring Grand
President T. w. Nelson, explaining
that the 1901 membership limit,
which Interior igloos sought to
have re-established at the recent
grand igloo meeting at Seward,
failed of passage by the narrow
margin of two votes. The failure
is attributed to the fact that Nome
igloo was not represented at the
meeting, for with the proxies Of
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-09

Carl Berg, recent arrival from
the States, is reported to have lost
a considerable sum of money in the
Scandinavian American Bank of Ia
coma, which failed recently. The
depositors of the bank numbered
more than 10000.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-09

Twenty years from today it is
likely you will be either dependent
or have dependents. Have R. S.
Mcdonald tell you about an endow-
ment policy in the New York Life
Insurance COMPANY.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1921-04-09

that igloo available, it would have
been an easy matter to restore the
limit to the date desired.
The telegram reads as follows:
Consider results victory though
not in form contemplated Nineteen
hundred and one limit lost by two
votes only, but referendum voted
unanimously. Amendments secured
and presidents established show
wrongs to Nome and Fairbanks
fully understood and resented, and
recurrence rendered impossible. Let
ter follows giving you full explana-
ton"
Mr.. Nelson held the Nenana,
Fairbanks, Koyukuk and other prox-
les and would have been in a po-
sition to carry his program through
had the Nome igloo been represent
ed at the meeting.
The grand igloo convened at
Seward on March 20.
Mail leaving Nenana on March
23 reached Seattle on Wednesday,
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kick are
patients at the Government hospital,
where they are under treatment for
severe colds.