“NOT EVEN A FORD."

Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3398, 31 January 1920, Page 6

“NOT EVEN A FORD."

’ “We are all crazy,” broozod .1'11«l;;‘c~ Alden, in the course of his chautauqua lecture on “The I’vO~\\'del' and the Match." in Dunvdin. “Evcl')'ml(‘ i 3 batty. We of the Chaut'.luqua nlu\'o--ment are mad; I’m crazy, and I know it. I'm :1 c1':1111<: \w’x'c all <-ranks. .li\'(‘-r)‘(n1o who 11:15 f'ougl:t for 1110 0-:tahli.~'h:m?nr of 21 widm‘ hor'::n::. oVcryom- who 22.15 baztlwl Fa” rm iC1‘?:l1 is 2. crank. Columgus was a. crank, and Franklin. The Wright. Brntllers, when they were pol'foCt'ing their fir:~‘t :~.oropla';2-'i. \\'ox'(- 1<:-Ciiuéd npzm {us <*r.m‘.{.‘~:.l J:‘ift.o‘r ;'"‘.“‘;s ?s_;‘<; it: .E"=g7‘.::'.l Jgrctxtesf. s/catesmen in the wox-hi to-day‘; -~-Lloyd George—was derided as :1 cnmk. But,” concluded thb Judgv, with om: of his t\v'illklin-g‘ smiles, ‘‘you' can't start allytlwing '.\‘il'houf '1 cl'ank—not even 3, Ford." I