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The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-28

knowledge and wisdom. What is q
boy or girl, whose physical welfare
has been neglected worth to the ma
ton, the state or. the community?
Ignorance on this subject is producing
physical pauperism in almost every
community and pauper is always
an economic burden.
True, the proper place for this
teaching is i'll the home with the
father and mother as teachers. Yet
so many homes have been utterly ne
glectful and have permitted their
children to acquire on the street mys-
terious ideas of vileness when in real
ity they should have been taught the
purity, beauty and sacredness of nat
ural laws that | believe it is the duty
OF our schools to come to the rescue
and through specially trained teachers
reliable doctors, or trustworthy par
ents give proper instruction on this
vital subject Ten years of honest
instruction will do more to mitigate
the social evil than will a hundred
years of restrictive legislation. "The
sure foundations of individuals as
well as states are laid in knowledge
and not in Ignorance"
The highest purpose of the school
system is, or ought to be, the devel-
opment and training of conscience and
character. This is not apart from the
muscular training, the sense develop
ment, or the intellectual amplifcation
but should be in and through it all.
Too often our teachers have lost sight
Of this most important part of their
work because, perhaps, it was not
mentioned in the course of study, or
possibly they assume it to be too
great an undertaking and responsible
ity and shift it to the parents.
When the moral side of teaching is
emitted it is as if one would grow
an apple without flavor or a rose
without perfume Thousands of
years aso Socrates told his pupils
that the facts of conscience must be
reckoned with as certainly as the
facts Of fire, or wood, or water And
this is just as true today. Byron says:
Whatever creed be taught or land
be trOd, Mans conscience is the ora
Gle OF Cod"
In the days of the ancients the
priests or priestesses consulted the
yitals of a newly slain animal or the
flights OF birds in order to determine
great things in life-individual, COM
munity or national
In the light of the centuries since,
we have come to see that if man
would be true, he must primarily de-
termine the course and actions of his
life from within and not by reason of
axternals; and the determinations of
the life of the community ust be
~ the individual citizens acting TO-
gether. How necessary, then, is it
that the home and the school again
join hands and directly train ou
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-28

FOR SALE-A fine launch
18th 5 h. p. Union Engine, all in
cxcellent condition. Would
make a good troller. B. A.
Eardley or see H. R. Thompson.
l m p.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-05-28
Continued Tomorrow
n TIE COMM SSIONER'S COURT
OR THE PRECINCT OF KET-
GHiKAN TERRITORY OF ALASKA
DIVISION NUMBER ONE.

IN The Matter OF the Estate Of Anton
Larsen, Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, Will H. Winston, has
tbs 9th day of April 1918, been duly
appointed administrator of the estate
o! Anton Larsen, Deceased.
III persons having claims against
sid estate are hereby required to sub
nit claims, with proper vouchers, to
ne at my place OF business at Ketchi-
kan. Alaska, within six months after
date hereof
Dated April 10Th. 1918.
WILL II. WINSTON,
Administrator
List publication May %.
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1, 100000 VOJAKt BUDE MI.
MO SLUzBU JIz o NOVEM
ROCE.
WS.Sl WSS

Washington, D. C. - Jeden
million a dive ste t!sic vojakG bu
dou volni o Novem roce, die
prohlasenf dGstojnikd armady,
jiz jsou v Gzkem spojeni s de-
mobilizaci.
Pocita Sc, ze vojaci budou
propousteni v pomeru $4,000
denne cd /. prosince do /. led
ma, kdy pomer pravd6podobne
stoupne ma $4,000.
Deset tisic americkeho vol.
ska ie nyni ma mort a snazi sc
,dostati do teto zeme V tonic
tydnu. Odjeli z britskych pfi.
stavd 19. listopadu a pravde.
podobne, ze pfani ieiich bude
rvyhoveno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-28

jsou pMpravena X demonstraci
We Id jiznich statech. Hlavnf
stan hnutf jest v Atlantic Ga.
Hromadne protestni schaze ko-
natl sc budou We velkem merit
ku dne 5. prosince v New Yor-
| ku a Newarku. 900 delnlku
Iv prfstave zdeisim odhlasovalo
stavku a zastavi die vseho ..
prosince praci.
Thomas j. Mooney, jenz We
sve kobce ocekava den sve po-
pravy. stanoveny ma 13. prosin-
ice, ievi velkou uspokojenost
mad demonstracemi v jeho Ia
chranu poradanymi. Pri PRIV
Mich zpravach pronesl: "cim
vetsf budou tyto demonstrate,
tim lepe."
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STRANA TRETi.
(Dokonceni ze strany pryni.l

vyhlaseni valky anarchistdm.
"Pokud budu policejnfm sefem
nezavlaje ma verejnem pruvo-
de v Chicagu ruda vlajka. Je-
dinou vlaikou, jez kazdy ma
ctiti jsou hvezdy a pruhy", isou
jeho vlastnf slova.
San Francisco, 26. listopadu.
Ma pull rnillionu delnictva We
Spoienych Statech Sc vyslovilo
pro stavku ma protest proti od-
souzeni T. J. Mooneye a tisice
jinych pocet tento valne roz-
mnozi jak ohlasuje Mezinarod-
nj obranna delnicka Liga, je-
jimz cilem jest osvoboditi Moo
neye. Vyboru bylo dnes ozna-
memo, ze zelaznicni bratrstva
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WSS [WSSl
LISTARNA REDAKCE.

Panu T. K. v Brooklyne. -
'Skupina Liebknechtova, zvana
stranou Spartacus a sympatisu-
jfci rudymi bolseviky, pojme-
novana jest die osoby stareho
alma. Spartacus jest jmeno
vGdce uprchlych rimskych otro
XII a gladiatorI kteri L. 73 p.
K. z Cupui odeSli a opevnili Sc
ma Vesuvu. Zahy pocali Sc je-
iich rady rozmnozovati a zahy
tvorili silny sbor, ktery Ri.nane
jen nejvetSi namahou potreli.
!Spartacus porazil rimskeho
pref ora Publia Vavinia. i cele
!vladni jeho vojsko a zmocril Sc
as tii sta rimskych provincii.
Moe jeho vzrustala, ale nasled
KEN nesvornosti a nasledovniho
rozstepeni vzbourencn byl po-
razen V bitve pri ktere pablo
1890 otroku. V posledni BIT
I've V Lucanii bylo Crassem roz-
praseno on sam zabit. Zajati
otroci pax byli Rime ukrizo-
vani.
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"Jsme radi, re jest cisaf od-
stranen a velebime republican y
V Badensku jak .sme pozoro
vail kazdy vojin z rynskych
provinciich byl ozdoben socia-
listickOu barvou.
Pohranicni straze byly sice
odvolany "a Ryn, ale We Frei-
burku bylr jsme zastaveni nu-
ceni vratiti Sc Elsaskem, jizne
.od Milhdz, kde jsme byli sved-
ci jak radostne vita obyvatel-
stvo prichazejici francouzske
vojsko.
Stastne elsaske zeny detmi
" patach "a ustupujicimi Nemci
Jse zmocnovaly nedobytnych h
pevnosti. Zde v Bazileji pozna-
Ii jsme nemeckou Slechtu, KITE
ra prchla pomoci aeropland re
zeme, vzava. sebou veSkery ma
jetek We zlate a zde hleda bez-
peel. Stehovani slechty do Svy-
carska zapocalo hned, kdyz by
10 jisto, re prim6ri bude pode-
psano a cd tohoto dne trva ne.
ustale.
Svy1arskem projizdi vlaky
pine hladovicich italskych Ia.
jatcG, kteri posilany jsou Ne
mecka do Italie. Jest Jim zaka-
zano z vlakd ma lizemi Swear
skem vystupOvati.
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co SPATRIL VALECNY ZPRAVO.
DAJ v BADENSKU.

Bazilej, Svycarsku. - Vartil
jsem sc prave z Nemecka. Byl
jsem mezi prvnlmi Americany
kteri sc dostal; pres Ryn. Dive
divky, pracovnice Amer. Ger
veneho Krize cestovaly do Ne
mecka sc mnou. Navstivili jsme
sv. Ludvik, Huningen a Men
dorf, kde jsme prohlizeli zelez
nicni mostly prepinajici Ryn do
Lorachu ma samem dpati Cerne
no Lesa. PAX jsme obesli opev-
nenou horu Trilezen.
V Badensku spatrili jsme IT,
sico nemeckych vojaku ma po-
chodu k domovGm. Byli veseli
a naval rudymi vlajkamt, pc
JIG pisen podivnym rytem:
"Prohrali jsme valku
nyni pdjdem domG."
Tisfce propustenych ital-
skych valecnych zajatcu bylo
vracejicimi sc Nemci vesele po-
zdravovano. Objevivsl sc du.
stojnici nebyli muzstvem zdra-
. vani. Ustup dal Sc "a dplneho
poradku, nekteri pesaci proste
odhodil{ rucnice a zamenili
zbraf "a prapor vzpoury. Roz-
mlouval jsem nemeckym du-
stojnikem jehoz jmeno bylo
Sandbein, pravil zcela menu.
Gene:
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POMERY TURECKA.

Turecko pred valkou melo
asi osmnact millionG obyvatel.
Tohoto poctu znacne meme nez
polovinu tvofili Turci. Turecka
otatistika je veA,ce nepresna a
neni ma nj spolehnuti. Pres to
vsak ukazuje, ze Turku je je-
nom Z milliond proti II millio-
mum prislusnikG jinych narod-
nosti. SyranG a Arabu odhadu-
je Sc ma ctyri a pull millionu.
KurdG jsou diva milliony, Ar
menu take diva milfony, Rekd
pdl druheho millionu, zidG pul
millionu a prislusniku jinych
narodnosti taktez pul millionu.
Vsichni tito narodove mohou
stopovati svoji historii do perio-
dy, v ktere baJe a legenda mlSl
Sc pocatky historickych fakt.
A vsichni. vyjimkou Turku,
obyvali cd nepameti kraie, v
kterych Sc nyni nachazeji. Asi
dive tretiny obyvate@stva vyzna
vaji nabozenstvi mohamedan.
ske, jsou vsak rozdeleny ma rd-
zne sekty. Krestane taktez jsou
rozdeleni ma RUNE sekty, repre-
sentujice temer kazdou zna-
mou divisl teto cirkve.
Krestanska plemena patrl X
neipokrocileiSim zemi. Zridi-
Ii 81 v mnohych mistech vlastni
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Ma americke strane nemalo
by byti SPORT mezi kapitalem a
praci, spolecny prospech TAX
vyzaduie a ODE tyto fronty mu-
81 celiti tomuto naporu. Pro-
razeni americkych rad m6lo by
nezbytn6 v zapetf klesnuti
,mzdy americkeho d6lnika a me-
}naji-t zdejsi pracovni podmin
ky doznati zhorsani. u mas "a
vedena jest ku prikladu Shodi
nova pracovnf doba, kdezto del
mix nemecky musi pracovati 10
az IL hodin. u mas omezuje "a
kon detskou praci. V Nemecku
ineexistuie. Jedine v hrackar-
sskem prdmyslu pracuji tam 6,
2 a Slete ditky Ia iejichz W.
:robky jedine Amarika zapla-
tia rocne $3O,000,0OO.
Bude-li zbaveno Nemecko "a
hramcniho obchodu pax musi
armadu lod'stvo vydrzovati
|jen vnitrozemskych DAM.
Vim, ze jest to nejsnazsi costa
zbaviti tamejsi militarism pddy
a tax prestane v budoucnosti
ohrozovati cely civilisovany
,sy6t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-28
GERARD VARUJE PRED NARODO-
HOSPODARSKOU ZRADOU
NE.MECKA.
ZARAZENfM CIZINECKEHO OBCHODU ZASAZE.
MA BUDE MlLITARISMU NEJTEZSf RAMA.

New York, 27. listopadu. -
V dneSnim interviewu byvaleho
americkeho vyslance V Nemec-
ku j. w. Gerarda, prohlasil ten
to, re nemecky plan ma ovlad-
mutt sveta mel dive hlavy: vo-
jenskou a prumyslovou. Jedna
byla setnuta, ale dluzno celiti
jeste druhe, jez must byti po-
dobne znicena ma republican
skem Nemecku. Gerard "a roz-
pravy pravil:
Obchodni svet nemecke rise
ien proto stal pri militaristic-
kych stranach, re ruku ruce S
vojenskym podmanenim krace-
IL bude k ovladnuti ostatnich
zemi ma poll narodohospodar-
skem. Nejlepsim ddkazem tech
to snah jest okolnost, re kustod
jm6ni nepratelskych cizincd
prevail "a $SO0,OOO,000 ma
ietku obchodnich patricich
NemcIm.
Anglie, Itahe, Francie a Ru-
sko ochotne otviraly sve trhy
svetovemu obchodu a Nemecko
bystre Sc teto prilezitosti cha
palo. ale naopak kladlo prekaz
ky jinonarodnim podnikdm v
hranicich vlastnich. Nemecke
soudy nechranily dostatecne ci-
ri obchodniky a patentG a OBJ
chodnich znamek nebylo prave
tax dbano jako rozdilu mezi
mym a tvym nemeckymi voja-
ky okupovanych zemich.
Neni mono ocekavati, re by
Sc charakter NemcI jen tax,
pres noe, zmenil - ami zmenou
vladni formy. A proto Sc musi
kazdy prdmyslovy narod wy.
zbroIti obchodne, ably "a ma
staleho miru dspesne mohl od-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-28

razeti narodohospolarske ito
ky Germanie. V Nemecku byl
vlastnf zamorsky obchod pod
porovan vladou i vtelkymi fl
nancnimi ustavy tax znacnem
meritku jako Sc V zadne jine
zemi nedelo a neni pochyby, re
Sc po skonceni valky bude diti
podobne at Sc jiz Nemecko sta
ne republikou neb jinou statni
formou.
Jest vice jak pravd6podob-
no, ze vyhladovele a ochuzene
Nemecko Sc vrhne plnou silou
v neutrality-suspicious. sveto-
YOU soutez a zejmena hid A.
merice musi byti ma strait, aby
Staty konkurenci W.
,drzely, jelikoz zde panuji po-
merne vetsi platy d6lnicke nez
Ii jest tomu V Europe. BOZ naro
dohospodarsky nesmi byti "a
tlacovan ma oko krasnymi theo-
riemi O "svobodnem obchode".
V nastavaiicim nekrvavem
boji ucinen byl jiz v Nemecku
pocatek zrizenim velke ustfed-
nj nakupni spolecnost;, jejimz
cilem jest "a sebe vyssi ceny ma
koupiti amer. bavlnu, med, obi
Ii veprovy dobytek. Clenove
teto spolecnosti "a meho poby-
tn v Berline mne sdelili, jakym
zpusobem hodlaji postupovati.
zadnemu nemeckemu kupova-
ci tukG, masa. obili, mede ba
Why, nebude dovoleno po val
ce tyto suroviny nakupovati v
c.zine ma vlastni ucet vsech-
ny podobne objednavky musi
byti v urcite datum dodany IL
stredne q tato velkym mnoz-
stvim nakupu hodla dosici mel
levnejsich cen.
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> > v Z 7 y

a navarit polevky hovezi jakoz
i pripravit RUNE posvicenske
zakusky. $50 >chovanc1 bude
V den dik1cinenl pod6leno a
posvicenske hody budou oslaze
ny tez casovym programem, ma
kteremz podileti sc budou hu-
debnici, herci i pevc 2 mesta.
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POSVfCENf We WARRENS.
VILLSKE KOLONIl.

Posvicenske hody pTprave-
nv chovancGm warrensvillske
m6stske kolonie v den dikuci-
neni. Sprava dobrocinnych tech
istavn nechala pobiti 250 husi
a kachen, nechala napeci pale
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-11-28

moderni skoly. Take V zemedel
stvi prdmyslu vynikaji mad o.
statni. Turfi jsou nedbavsi We
vsam, pres to vsak jsou V zemi
plemenem vladnoucim. To o.
vSem neznamena, re stoji vzdy
V popredi. z ctyriciti osmi vel
kovezirG, kteri v minulych ety.
rech stoletich ma sebe upoutali
pozornost, pouze dvanact bylo
Turkd. Ostatni byli reckeho a.
nebo armenskeho pGvodu.
V'cele zemi je cd osmdesati
do devadesati procent analfa-
BETH. Vladni vzdelavaci pro-
gram je velice obsahly, Eel, je
jenom ma papife. Turci dove
dou miti velke sny, ale We sku-
tex je uvadeti nedovedou.
WSsl WSlS|
49, Co Sc niue cloveku pri-
hodit, kdyz mu nahodou obziv-
ne socha dozvite Sc pri pfedsta
veni "MRAMOROVE MILEN-
KY" G. N. SIM ma Broadway
We ctvrtek %. listopadu. TYL.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-04-19
"PH start a lUQr
for the fun of 1t. .
1.-The Crown Prince of German,


THAT'S what Germany's Crown Prince told
an American woman six months before
this war began, as related by Ambassador
Gerard in his recently published book. The
Crown Prince said he hoped that war would
occur while his father was alive, but If not he
would start a war the moment he came to the
throne-"jjust for the fun of it." He told her
their plans were laid to attack and conquer
France, then England AND THE UNITED
STATES and Russia.
@ g { fo S. the finn e ~ 9 and tbsr q %
has been going on for over three years.
They have bombed hospitals and killed Red Cross nurses
"ust for the fun of It's They their Zeppens to drop
bombs helpless and children in England "ust for
the fun of it." They sank the Lusitania with American
have tortured and dubbed the helpless wounded lying in
agony the field of battle, "ust for the fun of it."
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-04-19

They have spread starvation and ruin
and terror all over Europe, "just for the
fun of L." They have planted their
snealking spies all over America, "just
for the fun it." They tried to get Japan
and Mexico to attack the United States,
Gust for the fun of it." Won Bern
storff, while he was our honored guest,
arranged to blow up our factories, sink
our ships and kill our soldiers, Just for
the fun of it."
Our soldiers are going across to France
thousands of them are already there
land If YOU don't do your part, If you
don't back those soldiers up with all the
money at your commsn then thousands
of our brave An .4can boys will be
NEEDLESSLY KILLED, "just for the
fun of it"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-04-19
Buy Third Liberty Bonds

Buy all you can possibly pay for, even though the
payment involves stern self-denial Remember.
you are not asked to giue your money; you are
asked to Tend it, at good interest, to the wealth
lest strongest nation on the globe.
If you can't pay cash for your bonds, you can
borrow part of the money at your bank, using
the bonds as security; or, you can buy them at
your bank on easy partial payment plan. It is
trouble to buy Liberty bonds---it is no trouble
to pay for them. See your banker today.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21
Bethlehem Motor
Trucks Are Now Being
Made In Three Sizes

"a. T. Murray, president of the
Bethlehem Motors Corporation, has
Just announced the new Bethlehem
line of trucks for which his organiza-
tion is now taking ORDERS" asserts J..
Z. Stewart. s.
"The new trucks are in measure
the development of their large mum.
Der of war orders and are built
stronger in body with more improve
ments than was thought possible in
motor truck construction, even as late
as last year.
"More concern has also been given
to the safety and comfort of the
driver than heretofore.
"The Bethlehem engineers have
worked out and completed 1H-ton
truck with 136-inch wheel base; a 2H
ton truck and 3H-ton truck with a
s62-inch wheel base. This last mighty
Dad freight car, if you please, with a
capacity of 1000 lbs.,' in the words
Of Mr.. Murray, is big enough for
any load and stronger than any road
The new Bethlehem trucks are all
Vormless drive with internal gear
.tsckel steel axle designed for excess
strain. The chassis is designed and
constructed along the lines which
have made Bethlehem motor trucks
one Of the big factors in their field.
An armored radiator and the in
stallation of Gray and Davis electric
starting and lighting system are two
distinct features that will do much,
It is predicted, towards promoting
the sale of Bethlehem trucks"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21
Readjust Electrical
System On Car Before
Starting On Long Trip

In case OF trouble with the electric
system while touring, it is always ad-
visable to stop at a Willard service
station and have the battery exam
ined. There aree more than l,l00 of
these service stations over the coun-
try and list of them can be secured
on application to Mr.. Rosengren, the
local Willard representative, at
Twentieth and Harney streets.
AS the touring season approaches,
the motorist who contemplates trip
will do well to gather large fund OF
information, much of which will keep
him out of trouble and contribute to
the fun of his vacation
In this connection it is interesting
to know that the electric system OF a
car which has been used for city driv-
ing. may need readjusting to meet
touring conditions.S This is particu-
larly true when you consider the ef-
feet of long drives on the storage bat
terry. In city driving the starter may
be used frequently, and the actual run
ming time of the engine may be COM
paratively limited. In touring, the con-
ditions are practically reversed and
to meet them, certain adjustments
can be made on the generator which
replaces the current in the battery
The dealer who sold the car should
be consulted on this question. !
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21
New Auto Rule Hardship
Only to the Lazy Man

Omaha automobile dealers, after
the FIRST week of conducting their
business under the suggestions Of the
war board, seem quite unanimous in
the opinion that this latest move will
work no hardship on anyone except
the man who is too lazy to help him.
self, and, in time Of this sort, such
man does not deserve help from his
neighbors.
The reason for this change of pol
icy, on the part of the automobile
men, is request from the govern
ment, the purpose being to eliminate
as far as possible all unnecessary me-
chanical work, as we'll as relieving the
automobile man OF numerous un-
necessary tasks. Motor mechanics
are very much needed in our presen,
war program, and a conscientious
effort ON the part of the automobile
owners will be appreciated by the
government, as we'll as by the auto.
mobile owners. The automobile deal.
ers can cooperate with the govern.
ment in this movement to the full ex.
tent OF the request If automobile
owners will recognize the fact thai
the country is at war and make ar
effort to eliminate all unneccssar,
work.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21
Liberty Motor viii Drive
Heavy Bombing Airplane
Story of the Building of the Great American Engine
For Air Work.

ingly, Major Hall of the Hall-Scott
Motor company was called to Wash
ington to confer with Mr.. (now lieu
tenant-coloneD Vincent, chief engi-
neer of the Packard company. Mr..
Vincent had with him the blue prints
OF the complete plans Of his motor,
and these were studied by Major
Hall, who suggested a number oi
changes.
Increase Horsepower.
When the war first broke out air.
planes were fitted with 100 horse
power engines. Very soon they were
found to be insufficient and engines OF
of l25 horsepower were made. The n
gine power then gradually increased
to $50, l75, 200 and ESQ; and it was
about in that neighborhood when
Major Hall and Mr.. Vincent were
called upon to furnish the United
States a standard motor. 1t was felt
that a motor should be designed so
far ahead in power of anything else
that had been produced that, by the
time it could be turned out in guam
tity, it would still be we'll in the lead.
Accordingly, a horsepower Of be-
tween $50 and 400 was sought and the
size of the cylinders was changed
from 4x6 to SKI.
After the frsk experimental motor
had been completed it was subjected
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21
MOTOR TRUCK PLAYS
PART IN BUSINESS
Cuts Down Time, Reduces Cap
ital and Permits Of Rapid
Handling of the
Shipments.

"The transportation certainty Of
motor trucks enables owners to re-
duce capital formerly tied up in raw
material and stock parts" says Carl
Changstrom of the Standard Motor
Car company.
Before the advent of the motor
truck, the uncertainty and length of
time ii took to receive shipments
necessitated concerns investing heav-
lily in goods and Supplies to have
sufficient stock on hand for continu-
Gus production, as we'll as protection
in case of railroad tie-ups.
"The motor truck has eliminated
this dependency on uncertain trans
portation methods. 1t enables con-
Germs going after materials at any
time, thereby reducing the amount OF
available supplies and keeping the
money in the bank for other pur-
noses"
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21

so per day would be attained. No
expense was being spared to reach
this rate of production, but again the
matter of organization was holding
up the work, so that it was considered
impossible to attain that rate before
the end of June.
The efficiency of the Liberty motor
is not to be questioned by anyone
who has examined it thoroughly. II
is far more powerful than any other
airp ane engine ever produced on a
quantity production basis. 1t ex'
ceeds in power ali but few expert
mental machines. Although rated al
400 horsepower, it has shown on test
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21
Portage Tires Like Good
Government, SAYS Expert

Good tires are like good govern
ments," says the tire expert at Bur-
gess-Nash. distributors for the Portage
tires. They're made up Of many ele-
ments, each doing its own share in
the common good.
in Portage tires, these include
materials, selected strictly for quality
rather than price; design and plan,
based upon years of careful study of
cars and road conditions; expert con-
struction. generous use of rubber and
fabric. united to give maximum Sc
curity, comfort and long mileage. The
inside particulars Of the Portage tires
reveal their through and through
Coodness."
Omaha daily bee., 1918-07-21

as high as 4S5 horsepower, and its
weight is $40 pounds.
It is a mistake to assume that any
one motor is adapted to all classes of
airplane service. There is no single
motor abroad which is of such univer-
sal utility. The Liberty motor is one
of the most powerful airplane motors
in the world, and the lightest for its
power. Obviously. it would be i'm
practicable to use it on light machines
which do not require such power, or
on slow observation machines. But
it is ideal for bombing purposes, for
here we have large airplanes of great
carrying capacity that must travel