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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
STATISTIKA ATENTATOV v
AVSTRIJI.

Poleg stare Rustic nj vladala V
politiki nObene dezele sveta TAXA
brutalna vnanja sila kakor V Av-
stro Ogrski. V zadnjih letih je
skoraj dosegla Rustic, kar je do
kaz "a visino vulkaniGnih ~strasti,
XII rujejO pc avstrijsko-ogrskih
dezelah. Nekaj silk IL let 1912. in
1913. maj ilustrira to d%ejstvo, V ko-
likor gre "a zgolj politicne aten-
tate.
Z. junija 1912 strelja trikrat V
ogrskem drzavnem zboru posla-
nee kovacz cd opOzicionalne
stranke ma predsednika Tiszo (Ko-
vacza opposite porotmiki II. decem-
bra 1879
8. junija 1912 uprizori Jukic re-
volverski atentat proti komisar-
ju ma Hrvaskem Cuvaju. Cuvai
nj ranjen, smrtnozadet je sekci.i-
ski SET Hervoic. Atentator ustreli,
preden ga aretirajo, redarja, Xxi ga
zasleduje. (12. augusta 1912 je Ju-
kic obsojen ma smrt, soobtozenci
ma 30 let tezke jece. Pc obsodbi
klicejo obtozenci: Zivelo jugoslo-
vanstvO! Proc s tiraniD
81. OktObra 1912 strelja pravnik
Planinsek ma Cuvaja, ko ga opa-
ri pri Oknu banske palace V "a
grebu. Odda Stir %strele, Il ne IA
dene Cuvaja. Potem ustreli sam
sebe.
ii. februarja 1913 ustreli "a
vratnO krSeanskO socialni delavec
kunschak Observation-Disclosures
ga poslanca Schuhmeierja ma Du-
naju ma severozapadnem kolodvo-
ru, ko sc je vraGal Od shoda. L.
streli ga "iz mascevalnosti proti
socialni demokraciji," kakor pri-
INA sam. 20. maja 1913 oLjodijo
porotniki soglasno Kunschaka "a
radi zavratnega umora ma smrt.
Schuhmeierjeva vdova prosi "a
za%vratnega morilca pomilostitev
in sicer IL na6elnega protesta pro-
II smrtni kazni. Cesar pomilosti
Kunschaka ma 2Oletno jeto.
Is. augusta 1918 %strelja diiak
DoJcic ma kraljevskega komisarja
ma Hrvaskem barona Skerlecza in
ga tezko rani. (25. septembra 1913
obsodijO Dojcica ma l6letno tezko
jeto.)
V litOmericah ustreli l1krat
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

rizma he ola bi bill izdajalci, ampak ker vedo.
da je to pogoj IA osvoboditev nemskega ljudstva.
Socialist V Avstriji in vse nenemske narod
nosti SO V najostrejsi opoziciji zCper avstrijsko
Waldo. NSi spoznavajo razdelitev Avstrije "a ne
%iAogiben pogoj ljudske osvoboditv We. Poraz Off
cielne Avstrije je zmaga avstrijskih narOdov.
Glasovati proti posojilu svobode hi pome
milo ravnati tudi proti interesom ljustva v Mem
tiji in Avstriji - pravi Algernon Lee. In to lie
resnicno.
Ia kaJ sc bOJuJe Amerika, nam pOvedo 60
vori predsednika Wilsona. Vojni in mirovni eli
lii Amerike so merodajni "a mas. Ma razvalinah
avtokracije in imperializma mai Sc zgradi druzba
svobodnih narodov - to je program, kateremu ne
more ugovarjati resniGna demokracija. ~IZvrsitev
iega programa odpre socializmu pot do najvisjih
ciljcv. Me pa nj danes TEN ELLEN tako napoti.
kakor avtokracija V Berlinu in ma Dunaju.
Ia avtokraciia Sc opira ma suzenjsko dresi-
rane armada. Nanie polaga vse svoje upe. lie 8
poraZom teh armad je mOgoGe zadeti avtokraciio
samo. In Amerika je poklicana, da igra odloGilno
vlogo.
Ia boz potrcbujeio Zedinjene drzave sred
stew. Tretje posojlo svObode je namenjeno ONO
gociti nabavO teh sredstev. Kupiti bond svobode
pomeni p%omagati Zedinjenim drzavam do image
mad Observation-Disclosures tolovajstvom:
pomeni ~okrajsati voino; pOmeni resavati zivlje
ME ameriSkih vOjakov, naSih bratov in sinov; DO
~ 'tN ~ III i'ii, NJ Hc ~ vi ud-
mes do jutri ,ampak Xxi more p~otrajati tako dolgo,
ola odpravi napreduioci socialism zadnje vzroke
voin in utrdi trajcn ~svetoven mir.
kje je mogoce kupiti bond svobodeq
Ako ne poznate drugega mesta, ga lahko do.
bite V vsaki dobri banki. Steer so pa v vsakem
mestu tudi posebne postaje, XII sprejemajo ma :
rOcila.
Koliko velja Libert Bond?
Najcenejsi bond svobodc velja so dolarjev.
Lahko Sc pa dobi tudi IA 100, 200, 300, 1000 do
larjcv i. {. d.
koliko ~znasajo obrcsti tretjega posojila svo.
bOde? Stir in emo Getrtino odstotkoy.
kdo garantkp "a varnOst posojila svobode ?
Iedinjene drZavc 2 vsem svojim imetiem in =
ysemi dohodki.
Ali sc morejo kupiti bondi svobodc M
obroke?
Da. Tam, kier Jill prodajaio, daieio tudi VISA
pojasnila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

ZanlmlNo e INA NZr0ke, 2aKaJ
gre gozdna meja Zdaj wise, zdaj
nize. Ma viSino gozdne meje nam
rec he vpliva samo Ell faktor, am
pax je visina gozdne meje pro-
dukt pray razlicnih veGinoma XII
maticnih faktorjev.
Povsod tam, kjer so Alpah
veeje skupno V zraGno viSino Str
lece gorske mase, viSina gozdne
meje poskoGi. Potion razlicnih ra-
cunov in statistiGnih datov sc .je
pokazalO, da sc vzdiguje gOzdna
meja sorazmerno, kakor Sc vzdi-
gujejo Alpe same Cd %periferije V
notranjost, vendar Sc vzdigujejo
gore "a trikrat toliko, "a kolikor
81 vzdigne gozdna meja .
Tudi temperature vpliva ma
gozdno mejo; tam. kjer gozdna
mega nj zavarovana, gre primero-
ma niZkO in ina visOko srednjo
Zraeno temperature, V zavarova-
NH krajih pa Sc gOzdna meja vi
soko dcigne in doseze prav mike
zracne temperature. Srednja tenn
peratura dobe, ko drevje raste (to
JIG cd meseca maja do septembra)
znasa S.26 stopinj Celzija. lzoter-
ma S.26 stopinj Celzija gre tam,
kjer je lega gOzda nezavarovana
mad gozdno mejo, V zavarovanih
legah pa pade pod MO.
Ma samem stOjeGe gore imajo
nizko lezece izoterme, in tudi
gOzdna meja gre nizko. ODE crit
sc dvigujeta, boil ko gremo v no.
tranjost CORA. V globoko zajede-
nih dolinah nasih najviSjih sku-
pin d~osezejo izOterme in crte
gozdne meje najvisje locke. Raj
licni razlogi pa ~pokazejo, da vpli-
vajo pOleg zraGne temperature Sc
drpgi klimaticni faktorji ma visi-
no goZdne meje, to so pcsebno
razlicni hidrometeOri in v%etrovi.
Ma podlagi statisticnih podat-
kov sc je pokazalo, ola mnozina
della ponizuje gozdno meio. CHM
wee pade dezja, tenn nize lezi
gozdna meja. Svota padavin ina
velik pomen, pckaze MANFRED, ola
tam V vzhodnih Alpah, kjer pade
veliko padavin, tudi cestokrat de-
zuJe, cato je tn nebo veckrat po-
oblaceno, ii kraii imajo tore.j
mani solnea, solnGna svetloba pa
zopet vpliva ina rastlinstvo.
Tudi sneg vpliva ma gOzdno me-
jo. VegetativnO zivljenje drevja
sc pricne V trenutku, ko sneg pod
MIN skopni, ter Sc konGa, ko sneg
zepet zapade. To dObo, takozvano
apcrno dobO moreno izracunati.
Neki pisate]j izracuna dobo ma 107
dni (toliko casa ie treba, ola mare
di drevo novo letnicO), toliko ca
sa tudi ne sme lezati sneg OBJ COZ
dni meii, ako maj drevie sploh u.
speva. Dokaze pa, da .je ia dOba
oh gozdni mel LIE mesec dali
sa kot 107 dni. Gozd bi mogeT to.
rel glede aperne dobe uspevati tu.
di 300 metrov wise. Tu Sc pOkaze,
da imajo obrobne skupine Alp de.
belejSe snezne plasti in cato kraj.
so apernO dobo, kakor skupine v
notranjosti Alp, in V resniei gre
gozdna meja v obrobnih skupinah
nize kakOr pa V c%entralnih.
koncno vplivajo ma gozdnO me-
jo tudi ledeniki. Sneg i'm led MIA
2ra6no temperature %doticnega
kraja, IA pa ypliva zopet ma goz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16

IL Philadelphia, Pa, poroeajo:
Enoindvajset podjetnikov, 1anov
Tile, Crate and Mantel druzbe, je
bio .spoznanih "a krive, da so kr.
sill Shermanov protitrustni zakon.
Vsak je moral poloziti $1,000 po-
rostva, ker so vlozili PRIV.
Obtoznica jim oGita, da so boz
kotirali podjetnike, XII MISC clani
p~odjetniske organizacije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-16
o gOZdOVih.

dino mejo. Ako Sc ledeniki konca-
jo V blizini gozdne meje, opaza-
mo pray lepO, kako tudi gozdno
mejo ~potisnejo navzdol.
In slednjic vpliva ma gozdno
mejo Sc veter. MnogoStevilne ST.
he veje ma onem kraju, kjer je
drevje vetru izpostavljeno, kaze-
Jo, da.veter drevje naravnost mo-
ri in uniGuje. Ker drevje V visa
yah slabeje uspeva, .je manjSe, in
da sc laze brani vetrovom, Sc sti-
she skupaj. Gozd sc cato ne konGa
s posameznim visokodebelim drew
Jem, ampak drevje je nizko, Sc IL
sci skupaj in Sc naenkrat konGa.
Tako Sc konca gozd V onih pogor-
Jih, kjer gore lie malO STRIFE mad
gozdno mejo. V visokem pogorju
pa Sc gozd konca drugaGe. Gozd
p~ostaja redkejsi, pasniki Sc VEGA
10, kmalu stole lie Sc posamezne
skupine dreves skupaj, kon6no
izginejO tudi re in lie posamezna
debla kipe kvisku ter krasiio pIa-
ninske pasnike. Gotovo imajo oni
deli, XII so zelo vetrovOm izpostav-
lJeni, tako n. pr. prelazi ter izho-
On dOlim, ravno vsled vetrov gozd-
no mejo nize, kot hi 10 drugaGe
imeli.
Gorenja gOzdna meja :je pray
gOtOvO Odvisna cd treh faktorjev
temperature, padavin in vetrov
V kakSni meri pa vpliva vsak teh
faktorlev, to maj dOzene prihod-
most. Gin wee tozadevnih opazo-
vanj bono imeli, TEN hitreie in
natanGneje bono spoznali tudi
vpliv teh treh faktorjev ma gore
MO gozdno mejo.
Vpliv mnozine dezja ma visino
gozdne meje bono dognali, ko bo-
mo imeli dovolj meteorological
opazovanj; zelje meteOrologa in
geografa so tn skupne, wee me-
teOrolOgicnih postal posebno visje
V gOrOvju.
Vpliv vetra dOzenemO, akO DO.
mo lahko primerjali razlicne sku,
pine, Xxi so pribliznO enako masiv-
he in imajo enake toplinske in pa
davinske razmere. Treba pa ie ia.
Ike pOsamezne skupine, kolikor Sc
lie ola. natancno raziskati.
OBJ gozdni meji .ie treba natanc.
nth raziskavanj glede temperate.
re gorenjih zemeliskih plasti. DO.
gnati je treba, kako vpliva ma
temperature gornjih plasti razlid-
ma lega, ali leze proti severn ali
jugu, visina it'd. Treba je iskat'
podatkov, ali je bila gorenja
gozdna meja vedno enako visoka
ali We je zvisala ali znizala.
Nelikega pomona je, ako doze
memo gorenjo mejo zita, sadnegs
drevja, trte it'd. In ko smo enkrat
vse to dognali, potem nam BIO la
hko dognati, cd kaksnih razlifnil
faktorjev in V koliki meri cd VISA
kega posameznega so tie visinskt
meje odvisne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
0RDS0N TRACTOR AT SPEEDWAY RACES July
FORDMOVEDEP
MAKES GREAT FILM

the Ford Educational Moving Pic
ture department, however, the
camera men declared that at last
the feat was "a possibility.
The scenerio calls for two great
divisions, the editorial and the
mechanical. In the first the spec
tatOr sees the local and telegraph
departments in full swing, the
breaking Of story. the reporter
securing his facts, how the story is
written, read. corrected, headed.
How the sporting department
carries on its work, the society,
financial, and other editorial de-
partments under full head, do
their appointed tasks, how the
great library of 1000 volumes is
used, the scraporium where pic
lures and facts of worlds work
and people wait their need, init
mate views of the art and photo
graphic divisions.
The entire film is absorbing, in
terestlng, educational and made
bright with the humaness of il all.
Those who see ii have before them
one of the wonders of modern
progress and an insight into the
making of the worlds greatest in
stitution for advancement and
happiness, the daily paper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
THE EXPERTS SAY:

When spark plugs habtually
become fouled with oil and SCOT.
it is good plan to investigate
and see whether they may not be
projecting too far into the COM
bustion chamber, particularly
when they are located in either
one or the other of the valve
pockets.
If they are screwed into the
valve port caps. the removal of
the caps with the plugs in them
will he the best way to determine
the condition.
The points or the outer end of
the shell should extend very little
beyond the inner faces of the
valve caps. Anyway, adjustments
to the carbureter or lubricating
system should be made to prevent
excessive gas or oil feed.
o o 0
In cases where the starter is out
of business and the crank handle
is not available, it is possible to
start the engine by lacking up the
rear wheels, blocking the front
wheels and then shifting into high,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
in Sale
of Chalmers

The Viewer Motor Car company,
Chalmers dealers, reports the fol-
lowing sales of Chalmers during
the last 10 days:
A. Van Halteren, $40 So. Sheri-
dan; c. B. Leigh. 4125 Sixth av.;
Stanley Waseleske, Mccormick,
Wash; Fred Schneeberger, Nile
Bakery" G.. II. Kaufman, kauf-
man Manufacturing company; Miss
l.. Single, Tacoma Meat company;
William Cline, Kinnear apart
ments; Scott Y. Henderson, Taco
ma building; Mcclellan Barto,
Barto Ice Cream company; Henry
Conger and l.. II. Thomas, attor-
neys, Fidelity building; Hugh
Adams, General Ryerson (Cana-
dian army, retired).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

Shortage
In Autos

There is no car shortage
here" says Count" A. b. De
Castellane. manager Of the Ia
coma Branch of the Hainsworth
Motor Co., representing the Olds-
mobile.
And there's a reason.
A short time ago. the count"
realized that a scarcity of cars was
imminent and knew he would
have to hustle some.
From the factory came the cry
of mo cars, cant get the rolling
stock to send them to you"
"All right" wired back "the
count" whenever you have a car
that you can grab, load her up
with the unfinished cars and shoot
them along in any old half fin
ished condition. I'll have a crew
Of upholsters and experts ready
at this end to carry on the job
where you left it.
SO now the big building on
Broadway has a huge floor entire
ly devoted to putting the finish
ing touches on Oldsmobiles that
are arriving daily.
Some of them come here with
out sheets, some without uphol-
stery. minus tenders and all sorts
Of things. but "the count" is
ready. fully equipped with an ef-
ficient crew standing on tiptoe
straining to get the Oldsmobiles
out to waiting customers.
"The saith car this month, there
on the rack, goes out today" says
the count" this morning. "The
35th is upstairs awaiting the final
test, and the seth stands outside
and another carload is en- route to
be delivered few days after they
arrive.
There Is no waiting for cars
here--not yet-and immediate de-
livery IL a man says So" he con-
cluded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

after which the cylinders are
primed, the spark and throttle are
set and the engine is cranked by
turning a rear wheel. In doing
this the operator should take hold
of the tire rather than the spokes
and must be careful not to get
caught when the wheels start to
revolve.
A rough and ready method of
testing the alignment of the front
wheels Ks to jack these wheels up
an equal distance from the ground
and spin them. While they are
revolving draw a line on the CEN
ter of the tires with q piece of
chalk. Measure the distance from
the line on one tire to the CORE
spending line on the other tire at
the height of the hubs and both
before and behind the front axle.
The approved gather will work
out at about three-eighths of an
inch.
Do not forget that from now on
until the end of the warm wealth
er the battery is going to need ex-
traordinary attention. The cleo
trolyte evaporates much more rap
idly in warm weather and the cells
should be inspected once a week
and the liquid brought up to the
proper level with distilled water.
A simple and effective way of
conserving dry cells is to place
them in a snugly fitting box and
fill the interstices among them
with dry sand. When the cells
rattle SO that momentary short
circuits develop they are quickly
run down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
Clean Plugs

Many car owners do not realize
the importance of keeping the
spark plugs clean. The points Of
the plug seldom need cleaning,
but grease and mineral dirt do
accumulate on the exterior and
interior of the porcelain, so that
the current passes that way in
stead of jumping the gap, as is
intended. The plugs should be
kept clean or ignition troubles
will result.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
Chalmers
Passing
Them Up

Flowing thru sand that came
up to the hub of the car, Charles
w. Kirkbride, sales manager OF
the Chalmers Co. here, rode his
car along with and past several
other cars which were stalled for
several hours. much TO their dis
gust as the Chalmers rode gaily
by.
The sand storm was at Vantage
Ferry, on the North Central high
way. when Kirkbrlde was return
ing from Spokane where he had
gone to obtain a seven-passenger
Chalmers for s. G.. Kaufman of
the Kaufman Manufacturing Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

A FOrdson tractor will run
a race with five of the fastest
automobiles in the country at
the Tacoma Speedway July 4.
While Cooper, Pullen. Hearne,
Lewis and Durant are tuning UP
their great speedsters for the
Liberty Sweepstakes, agents of
the agricultural department of
the safe of Washington will be
demonstrating the uses Of the new
tractor, 100 of which have been
allotted to this state for the pur-
pose OF increasing agricultural pro-
duction.
1t will he a Ford racing against
a Mercer, or Duesenbcrg, or O
Chevrolet
The first tractor recently arriv-
ed in Tacoma, and was put on ex-
hibition at the Universal Motor
Co. When the representatives of
the agricultural department found
they were unable TO show all who
wanted to see the operation of the
tractor, they went to the presi-
dent of the Speedway association,
w. c. Baldwin, and told him it
would be a patriotic thing to ar
range for a demonstration at the
Speedway July 4 when the crowds
would be gathered from all parts
of the vest. President Baldwin
jumped at the opportunity.
No Idle Days
The Tordson tractor is the one
advocated by the agricultural de-
partment as the feasible tractor
for the work of greater soil pro-
duction.
There are to be no idle days
for this machine. 1t is to be placed
at cost, and IL the man who buys
it finds that he does not need
the tractor all the time he may
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
License Bill

Representative Sanders of
Louisiana has introduced in con-
gress his bill designed to abolish
the practice of requiring registra-
tion and tagging of automobiles in
states other than those where
their owner resides and the levy
ing OF taxes as we'll. The measure
which originated with the Ameri-
can Automobile association, was
referred to the committee on in
terstate and foreign commerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
Excess Current?

In cases where excessive current
consumption develops in connec-
tion with vibrator coils the condi-
tion will probably be found to be
due to excessive tension on the vi
orator springs. The spring ad-
justment should be loosened until
missing develops in the motor
and then frightened unit! the en-
CINE begins firing regularly again.
When the tension is frightened be-
yond this point excessive consump-
tion results.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
Budihl Goes Fishing
and Catches a Whale

Frank found spot where the
white man fears to tread, UNI
rolled his sturdy rod and whipped
the stream for the speckled beau
ties his instinct told him were
there.
A terrible pull on the line and
the battle was won. The line
held, and after desperate strug-
gle of fully 10 times 10 minutes
(as Frank tells it, out comes a
perfectly respectable. innocent
looking toad about 100 years old.
Next Sunday Mr.. Budihl prom
ises an exhibition of his skill at
Point Defiance pavilion pier from
3 to 5 p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
The Tacoma Radiator G. Fender

The Tacoma Radiator G. Fender
works is a busy place these days.
Everybody wants work done
In a moment" says Olin Neikirk,
one of the proprietors. "How-
ever, we do our best even II the
pace is heartbreaking.
Sunday comes, however, and
both my partner and l blow for
the stream or mountainside." And
thereby hangs a tale.
Frank Budihl is Kinks partner
and a great fisherman. Last Sun
day Frank climbed aboard his 10
Studebaker and hit for the noun
tains, away off in the wilds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

kins, his assistant.
Commenting upon the tractor,
President Baldwin says:
The only piece of literature
that Henry Ford & Son has pub
lished thus far is the parts price
list. That significantly shows
that the farmer is going to re-
quire the tractor.
1.-THE handling of crops is vital
now. ANY service we may be able
to accomplish in nelping the gov
eminent Is a worthy one"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
Joe Must
Get There

Joe Braund, better known as
joe who runs a garage at ia
South Ninth ST., says he has the
best equipped shop in the city to
take care of a wrecked car or a
small minor adjustment. that his
prices aIe reasonable and all
work is guaranteed. With an out
tit like that Joe must surely sue
coed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

The proper tool to use in cut
ting out rivets that hold together
thin metal parts is sharp chisel.
The head of the rivet should be
backed up with a weight of some
kind so as to prevent tearing of
the adjacent metal. An oxyacety-
lene torch is the quickest method
of cutting off rivet heads.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

loan 1t to his neighbor.
These 100 machines are sent
here for the purpose of increas-
ing Washington's grain production
by the measure of their capacity.
Within the oval formed by the
two-mile course is a field of 15
acres. Exhibitions of the work
ings Of the tractor and the spe-
cially designed pillow which goes
with 1t will be given here during
the day by E. A. Mitchell, Wash
ington distributor, and Z. E. Har-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
BY go Get En-" Bert Blangey
OF Capck q Go.

VI NdptN I" w.
To the average man, the max
ing OF great newspaper Is a
thing yelled in mystery, only the
most vague ideas being permitted
him as to what must be done to
gather from the ends of the world
the happenings of the day and to
give 1t, well illustrated, to the
purchaser of the printed page.
Failure has rested up to the
present on the shoulders OF those
who attempted via the moving pic
ture camera to give a comprehen-
sive story of this making OF a
newspaper--largely because of the
construction of press rooms, edi-
torial offices and other depart
ments.
When the Detroit News build
ing was viewed by the experts Of