davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BANKS HERE READY
TO EXPAND TRADE
SDecial Efforts Made to Enter
Central and South Amer
lean Markets.
m TRAINING FOUR YEARS
Groups of Manufacturers Are
Holding Conferences to
Utilize Opportunities.

American banking institutions have
AIKEN the leadership and have been
preparing the ground for the expan-
sion Of American foreign trade, cam
Oairns for which are now aIout to
10 launched in all parts OF the world,
especially in South America The de-
sire 10 reach out into the foreign field
has already led to the formation OF
several corporations representing COM
bnatIons Of industies permitted under
the Webb -pqmercne bill. and further
Conferences are taking place among
groups OF other manufacturers for
the purpose OF getting a practical
start toward invading the foreign mar
ksts. - .'s. .,-'
While European reconstruction WIN
require the delivery Of hundreds OF
millions Of dolsrs worth Of our man
ufActures. It 10 recognized nevsrthe-
less that the greatest field for Amer
lean export enterprise lies in South
and Central America European trade
credits cannot, however, be too greatly
expanded without placing an almost
prohibitive premium on American eX-
change and thus bringing about a
condition which would drive away the
European buyer. The reason for this
Is the interest account of the United
states with the Allies, due to the ex-
tcr sion of large loans, and which
amount TO some s4oo, 100000 or $780,
100000 annually.
Great Export Field Open.
Tie payment of this sum will not
be accepted in gold, even IL It could
be made, for our own interests, and
trade credits for that amount cannot
h extended for the reasons pointed
out 1t remains, therefore. for Amer
iCan capital, as represented in the in
terest paid us annually by the ma
European enterprise.
This leaves as the greatest export
field for the American manufacturer
the South and Central American re-
publics as we'll as the countries OF
the Far. East. American banking in
stitutions, anticipating the growth OF
American business with the southern
hemisphere. are entrenching them
selves more strongly every day in
order TO meet the demands that will
ne made upon them for financing
trade. o.. -...
The real growth Of American en-.
terprise in the world markets and
especially in South America began
in 1919, soon after the outbreak o,
tho war. 1t was then that buyers ir
those regions had TO seek elsewhere
than IN Europe to All their shelves
and they turned to the United States
This country, however, at first lacked
The sun., 1918-12-23

and household and ki;cheh articles IN TN,
enamel and galvanized irOR. Cash Will
be paid.
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Busine.. Operation. steady.

THE delay and apparent difficulty in
consolidating the floating debts of the
Argentine Government, and impending
heavy taxation, according 70 the latest
income tax project, while occupying
the minds Of bankers and business
men generally, do not seem 10 have
caused any disturbance in business
operations up to the present time"
In connection with the prospective
development Of trade between the
United States and South America II
Is interesting TO note that it is the
custom of merchants doing business
between the Argentine Republic (and
other South and Central American
countries) and the United States to
develop some form OF contract or
agreement dealing with tho specifica-
tons OF goods. prices. dates OF
shipment, conditions OF acceptance, &c.
In such contracts or agreements mer-
chants may Insert what is known as a
standard clause" to the effect that in
the event Of controversy concerning
the Interpretation OF fulfilment, or per-
Torrance Of the contract, such contro-
versy shall be submitted to arbitration
under the rules agreed upon between
the Chamber of Commerce OF the
United States and the Chamber OF
Commerce OF Buenos Ayres.
This agreement was established I'M
der a plan which was initiated by the
Pan-American Financial Conference
in Washington In May. 1916. and was
formally put into effect in April. 1916
1t has since been In operation in this
| country under the direction OF com.
mittce on arbitration of the Chamber
OF Commerce Of the United States. and
international disputes have been heard
and settled by arbitrators serving un.
der the guidance OF Allen Walker, for
merly New York manager Of the cham
Der and now manager of the foreigr
trade bureau OF the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York.
The rules are very specific as to tn,
form OF SUBDIVISION OF a ease TO arbi'
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WAY
Direct Foreign Banking Facilities

THE Guaranty Trust Company of New Yok-with Offices
in New York. London Liverpool, Paris, and Brussels and
affiliations connections with leading banks throughout
the worldoers direct and comprehensive foreign bank
! ing service for trade with all countries
Great Britain Continental Europe
London and Paris Offices officially designated
United States deposinies They American institutions
conducted on American lines and are especially well equip
donaI branches arc Being established in Liverpool and
Brussels We have special representative for the
scandinavian countries connections In Itaiy
and ahradon with the Italian Discount and Trust
tiles throughout Italy. The Mercantile Bank of the
Americas Baeona depositary for the L. S Govern
through this connection we offer direct service with
Spain and Portugal
South and Central America ,-..
We connections with the leading hnanciali IN
sisudons in Argentina, Uruguay Chih, and Brazil and
TSe.s a oar s5I.spe With dc Msse.ndl. s.ns q he
sr.za, Colombo, Eea.dof, Veasrosia Nie.,.eu.' Hoo
countries
Cub. and West
Through the American Mercantile Bank of Cuba
Direct Cuba and the West Indies
British India Dutch Indies. Straits Settlements
We are the representative in the United States of the
Iaa Industrial Bank of India and render direct banking
correspondents the eading Dutch banks established
in the Dutch East Indies and the Straits Settlements.
Australia and New aland
Through drea banking connections and our special
with Australia and New Zealand.
China, Japan, md the FarE East.
Through affiliations the Asia Banking Corporation
negotiate, banking transactions OF
China Manchuria Southeastern and through
the Far East The Asia Banking Corporation has
main in New York and is establishing branches in
these important trade Shanghai Pkin Tntin,
Hankow, Hardin, Vladivostok We also official
respondents for leading Japanese banks.
We invite inquiries regarding the economical and pac
teal methods for financing foreign business
The following booklets relating foreign trade will be
request:
Sgsesimw as be Va1ed Of
IT oSrcroP kFuv'
Audyo tber onmadeb varom FOL after
Describes nd detail tn facilities bouF Foreign epuume
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York
140 Broadway
Az & VENUE & Street
Capital and Surplus $50 Resources
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1904 man IN France desires 10 secure
an agency for the sale OF ma Oh mes and
all accessories for complete installation OF
wool spinning mills and engines Of all
kinds. He wishes to keep stock Of such
country.
2905. 4 representative OF hrm in Co
loWoia who Is at present In the United
States desires 10 secure agencies for the
sale of Corsets underwear. hosiery, neck
wear, shoes, cotton goods. notions and
general merchandise in South America.
2sOS, flrm in Italy wishes TO secure an
agency for the SAFE Of timber shocks aud
slaves
1907. An import hrm In India desires 10
purchase factory equipment, machinery
machine tools and OIL engines, A reprcsen-
tatiVe IS 10 visit this country later TO
pledge orders anu make arrangements
zoos A frm IN France desires TO pur-
chase four wheeled FIVE ton Rutomo %! q
truck traileTs, similar TO those now used in
France by the American Army Transport
SarViCP
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

am Yfingitmontag belt Die Draft
unb 8eemont 6euerpcriiderungs.@ &c
ieIlidaft ibre idbrlide 9%eriamml,lne
in 0rafe. SrGiibent api1is 2angcn.
berg rief Die Scriammlung our Srb.
nltna. <Sollis 9rinfmam, bon @ce-
mont, wllrbe gum Goriiter, nno Sobr
Wl,eller mi,rbe gum SefrctGr CT.
nannt. Gas Grofofon ser lette,l
%eriammll,ng ipllrbe perleien llnb on
acncn1men; cbenio Scr gcrid)t bcs
Shatneiiters mcldcr bonn &omitc
ais rihtig befunben iprroc. Damn
pltroen sic iGrnmtlihcn @eamten nit
INFLAMMATION micbercrlpGblt; nI!nlid)
2ollis Sangcllberg, GrGiiocnt; aauf-
mann 2ollis 2aneenbcrs, Sd)atnei.
tier uno Spbn Wlellcr, Saratcr.
Nicro,lf foletc @erta9ilna nit bent
9elfluB sic nGdltc 8erlaulnllllng in
9ecmuont ab5ubalten.
Sroll Sobn &ellcrt nno oeIlei1
Sobn, bon ct. 2ouis, iinb bier allf
8ciuf bel Sen Glterr, Sacob Hallter
runo @attin.
Mm Tfingitmontag mar III Srafc
elm groBes Yifnif, mcl6cs aus Der
gat,5en l1mgegeno, bon nab 1lno bon
fern, gut bcilldt ipurbc. ,@lt6 mcb-
rere Gonbibntcn tparen allmcIc1o, Inn
fir Die fommcnoc @abl Stimmcn 51
iidern.
Sos Sodtcrhen bon Srit Sele-
mol,n uno @attin ipltrbc an lettcn
Sonntag, IN Ser gpangl. Stride, bon
IaItor 9itel gctaltft. Sralt allanIt
Seiemann ipar sic Gatbin. Die alei-
ne crbiclt sic Hamen, either anna
8arolina.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Dr.. {. W.. lockwood
3a6nor5t
20 n, " o.
Office Der Beoples 8anf eegeniiber.

fc itattgciunoen; altsldlicBlih non
flcincrcn @ciedtcn mir &dnlpfe Der
idpcrcn Nrtilleric.
Srl 0ieier 3eit bcS Stillltanbs ia.
ben bic gllliirten lire SteIlungcn unb
ibrc Srltpper3abl bebeutcno pcrlt1rft.
Haide, llnb beitinoigc Scrnlcbrllng
Der amcrifaniiden Sruppcu nlad)t
bcn 9cutidcn jcst Die mciite Gorge.
Die Ser. Stooten bobcn jctt ilber
100000 Monl an ser @eitiront.
General Teribing bat Die slbiidt
cine Tclb.armee gu bilben.
Illc Sorbotcn uno an5eifcl bel.
ten icst olti cincn aroBcn, fcinblihcn
angriif (belltide Sifcniipc) mic ON
81. MGr5. Die 5ragc lit MIR. ollf
mcl6cn Glnft miro Der Sonptidlag
iollcn?
Die llnteri ccbootc narcn il, lettc.
rer 3cit nid)t mebr 10 tb1tie; Die Ser.
lutte Der alliirten Shiffabrt babcn
Inn 20 Yro5cnt obgcnonmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
g IN 8.

Serb. Sfinbler unb @attin muir
Den b,lrh bic @cburt cines Sohter'
hens erfrelit.
&op Iueultine mar mdbre,o chit
ger Gage Der bersangcnen ISOLDE oi,i
Sp. 2oder's Sorm beihaftigt,
Sri. 2pbia Gral,b, bon STOMP Sill,
befinoet iid CUR Seit i'm Seim ibrer
Sd)mciter, Srui SERB, Sdinoler.
Sobn 8lat mar arn pergangerer
Santstag beim Sasen bon 9rennbola
fir @m. Sug.
Cs freiit iirts beribten 81 tonrerl.
boB iid oas SSdterden bon Serm
&ebmert nno @attin, meldes ernltIid
erfranft iuor. Jest aiif benz 8ege ben
@eneinna befinbet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
8eileibs 8eIdlIiie.

Se,,er Gompaenie geo. T..
Sa es Dem Serrn iibcr 2eben unb
500 gefaaen bat, zines unierer &C.
adtetiten Witglieoer, Serrn
8bilipp DOLL,
a,is unierer Mitte at reiben, unb bo
Der 9abineeidieoene ii6 itets ole
ipadere Stiite unierer Scuermebr er'
mics, geben mir unierer Sral,er User
ben 8erIu1t, ser uns iopobl ols feline
Mneeborigen betroffen bat, bierour1
Musbrl,d unb beriidern Die trauernn
ben Sinterbliebenen unieres ,innig.
item 9eileios.. &c iei biermit ebens
falls beriiigt, bab bieie 8ei6liiiic
benz 8rotcfou einberleibt, bieielter
i'm v@oIfsblatt" b~eroffcntlidt uno eli.
ne Mbidrift berielben BEN SinterGiie-
benen nnieres acknowledgements
&ameraoen 5ugeitellt miro.
Iuguit 8oblt,
Sacob Strabsrrer,
Gbas. Sanien Sr.,
Gomite.
Sermanl,, Mo., ben 90. Mai, 1918.
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gSie beieitiat maj, ltnberSanlid.

@ic beieitist man 1tnberoanlids
felt? Sir bie 8ielen, bic lid oieie
Sroge i6on boreclegt baber1, miro elm
9riei Sen mir fiir5lid bon Srau ..
.2oro bon Ct. Norbert, Wan., crbiel-
ten, getpib mertpolle Iusfunft cnt-
baIten. Sic idreibt: sd bin iebr
sufrieoen nit Der 8irfuna bon 6or'
mis- Mlpenfrduter. Sd fann laeen,
Dab id niemals elm Seilmittel &C.
bralidt babe, bob mir 10 iebr gegen
unberoa1llidfeit unb our &einigling
neines 9lutes gebolfen bat. SD
m0dtc nift mcbr obne bieies Sell
mittel iein." Sorni's Mpenfrditer
f6rbert bic 8erbaullng nno regltliert
ben Mogen; es ltGrft unb belebt Dos
gauge Spitem. gs miro nidt burd
Ipotbefer berfauft, ionoern bnrd be-
Ionoere 2ofalagentcn geliefert> Man
idreibe an: Or. Geter Sabrnep &
Sons Co., 250t @aibington glpb.,
Gbicagc, Sllinois.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Su Sermietben: 0rci erobe, belle
3imn,cr. Wobernc @cqlemlid,feitell.
Nad5ufragen ouf Der Office bicies
glattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
2itrone ais Seilmittel.

Sic Sitrone lit beinabe cine Salls'
apotbefe fir iif, namentlih !pabrerc
bes Sommers. Ser Gait Der 3itrone
fiiblt unO reinigt nid)t mir bns Sl'lt,
Iein bGufiser 8ebrard in CONNER
Ioll aud Gin @erbiitlinesmittel gegcr
Nie5er bilbcn. Scr Sait BON 5lpei
3itronen in einem balben @laic @o''
fer miro OILS Gin frGftiges Wfittel ge'
gen Bedielfieber lnb &heltntatlsl1rS
anscprieien. Iuberbcm miro Der
Saf. rirer Sitrone. breialal tdglldj in
elmer Saiie itarfen, flaren &uffees &C.
trl1nten. uIs elm Mittel acriibmt, tint
SroI:cln az pertreiben. God lollte
Der 3itroneniaft Itets mperliiBt be-
mutt merben, I'm b~eilfraftigcr 81 mir
fen. uno etiuas perbiirnt, bamit CT
ocn Maaen unb Die 3dbne nidt nils
are;'t. Sie beige 2inlonabc bon 3it-
r%oncn'af., Die abcnos, llnnlittelhar
Dor Dem Sblaicngeben, I'M erfalt'
une al beieitigen, gcnommen miro.
bari man iib periiiBen. User onge'
gen ol,rd Sciierfeit irnb Sruitbc.
idmeroen eeplust miro, icll onrf oas
8eibe zines gies, 5iemlid 81 S6aunl
aeihlagcn llno bann nit Dem Saft CT.
ner 3itrNle .permii6t, geiicrlng fin.
ben, ipenn er jebe babe StllrDe cincn
SeeI0ffel oapon beridIudt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Sic e%ripartete nGdIte groBe Sffcn.
iibe oes Seinbes bat bis iett nod niht
bcgonnen; Die S%b1tiefeit o,li beiocn
Seiten bei6rGnft lid ballptiGd,lid
al,f nnbauernbe aG1npfe ser ihlperen
Irtillerie. @an5 b%eionbers on Scr
Ipre, an Der Shlnhtfront ser Tifar.
Ole. Die Mlliirtcn 2inicn bel @cthunc
iperoen beftig BON oelltiher Irtillcric
bcihpilen; bic Stobt 9etbllnc, Elm
pi6tieer Giienbabn-I lrnft in Sronf-
reid, bintcr Der Sront III Slonbern,
mllroe in 9ranb geid]oiien.
Sruppen bon Ir,ltralien nobnlell
beuti6e Stellungcn BET einem Nodt
anariif.
Sran5oicn oringen Dor bis in sic
brittle belltide 2inie.
gei Werbille murbe eit idNpcrcr
feinoliter MngrlIf abgcpicien.
Imerifaner iieereid in mcbrercn
Satrouillen &, aGmpfcn. @eiIcn ci.
men @ngriff ab unb beItebcn iicgrcidl
2uftfdmpfe.
auf foit allen ShauplGecn bes
&rieees iinb Die Ieroplane iebr tbG'
tig. Sin Der italieniiden Sront mur:
BEN binnen 30 Sasen iiber 100 bcut.
ide nno oiterreidiide Icroplonc her
abgeidoiien.
Die griten bolten an Der @eltiron,
81 aeroplane berob. Mee unb Sob
lena tplirben erfolgreih bon britiidcl
Sliegern bombarbiert. alld CONDOR
ipurbe nieber bon einelu 2uftanarii
beimgeiudt. Incident 81 Sobtc mi
155 @erpunoetc slm Spfer fieIcn.
Sn bieier @eiie magt Ser &omp
taglid i'm fleincreh MaBitab, bcion
6ers an Ser @citfront. Die Soupt
fraee lit uber, mann l,,b 100 miro Sc
nadite Sallptidlag bes Seinbes fal
len. Set iiber 81 Sagcn boben al
Der 8eitfront feline Srtfantcric. &Gntp
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Som elf: int bicrten Sobr bcfino.
lid, 1874 Sano bod, 100 Gfuno
Sdpar5 nit mciBen Spiten. 3rlper,
lGiiiger Siidter.
9ebinglngen: $500 nit 8oran.
tic zines lcbenben SobIens. 9as
Soblen itebt gut fir Den 9ctrag Ser
@eriiderlrng.
Sutd Senrb: @dt Sabre alt, t4s4
San6 bod, $40 Gfllnb. Sdnar5 mil
peiben Spisen. 5,,pcrIdiiieer 3iid.
ter.
gebingllngcn: $1,000 nit @oran.
tic zines lcbenben Soblens. 9as Sob,
len ltebt gut fir Den 9etrag Scr Ser
iiderung.
Sorgfalt miro angcwenbet iperoen,
UNI l1nfGlle at bcrmenben; Serant-
mortli6feit miro aber nidt iibernom.
men. SSn allen Saaen lit Der 8etrag
Ser Seriiderune 5ablbar iobalo 'ipie
bas Soblen Itebt uno ialtgt. Seine
9ebienune am Sonntae.
>2pnisS eibner,
Rorriion, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Saiuter Guantanamo in Sermann Is
bis 20. Nn8nit.

Slllius $. &obbe, Manager Der
SaDter Gbautaliqiiu. NOR an Sicns-
tag bier, ltm Sorfebruneen gu treffen
fiir cine &eibe bon llnterbaltungen,
Die bonn 16. bis gum 20. @ugi,lt in
Sermann gcgebcn merben ioIleu. @ie
or iins berii6ert, miro bie gbautou.
qua oies Sabr cine Defenders erfola.
reide I'M @lleemeincn fem, uno fir
Sermann lei elm ausge5eidnetcs Gro-
grant arrangiert morben.
Die eebudten S~ortragsmeiiter
limo: Spie &eeb, Der bcriibmte RopeI.
len ihreiber: Or. Sames2. GORDON,
Che 5isbtine Yarion;" Or. elliot
Z. Iuitin uno Sl,bge Sboonopcr bon
&anias.
Gas unterbaltlines Eroarnm eHt.
bGlt: clifton 8adarb. 9arrifaturen.
3eidner; @aIpb 9imbar's r@bite
Sliiiars;" 9obumir arpl's rl1mani-
ides Srdeiter; nMItbea 9laper's,"
unb cine groBe bramatiide @eiell-
idaft, melde ~Sbe Weltine Sot" CUR
Goritellung brinst.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, No., on May
%, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
&riegsnadridten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Gorrieiert bon
h s.. SeImerS

gorrigiert boz,
Gaaers chilling 6 o..
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-S8Gbrenb Der letter. 5ipei $50.
den bot Die Sernnonn Trobucc 60.
b,lrdidnittlid tGelid 40 9iIten
d200 8usenb) Gier berianbt. Cos
conabe Gountp tbiit iein Sbeil I'm,
Miiiouri's &i,f offs gierproSu5cni
aifredt si balten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24

Sn oerfanfeu: Elm Srame @obn.
bails nit 5 3immern i'm iboniten.
8obntbeile bon Sermann an Der 8.
Strabe. Nadaufragen in Der Office
oieies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Neue Nm5eigen

81 &ermietben: Gin %gerIumiaes
Store. 8cbGl,be an Ser grIten' Strabe.
Srau 80 S6crer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-05-24
Grade License No. 197

Tilr DC SeDlet1tngs'Satlp 1918.
Erins, I'M britten Sabr befinoIider
Sengit; bon 9elgiide Ibitammuns;
@epidt, 1850 Bfuno; Sarbe, braun;
bodgebaltt, crrest iiberaIl 9lufmerf.
iamfeit. 3uperlGiiiser 3iidter.
geoingungen: $1,000 NIT @aran-
tie zines lebenben Soblens. 9as
5oblen itebt gut fir ben 8etrag Der
8erii6erung.
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-07-18

/(~ UnD ships while the sun shinesi
% Build ships. rain or shine; in fact,
build them night and day to make
certain Of beating the enemy" Such
10 the spirit that has Ertpped Amer.
lean shipyards, whether working In
wood, steel cement, and 1t looks a. IL We
should. indeed. have 100000 tons Of freight.
ers afioat before the end Of the year.
few weeks ago the nation was thrilled
when news came from the Pacific coast that
. steel cargo carrier Of $500 tons was put over.
board s. working days after the laying Of her
keel and delivered to the Emergency Fleet
corporation ready for service u days later. But
the record thus set BY the steamship West Nanga.
built at Seattle By the Skinner Eddy company
was fated to survive only q short while.
On April the keel .of the collier Tuckahoe
was laid ut the yard Of the New York shipbulld.
ing company at Camden. N. J. Twenty-seven
days afterward. on May g. the ship was launched
66 per cent toward total completion. and on
May IL she was In all respects ut to be turned
over to the government authorities. Her con.
tract did not call for her delivery until the middle
Of June.
The West Aangs. II should BE- borne In mind,
u 4 ship u $500 tons dead weight capacity.
while the Tuckahoe 10 of $500 tons. and this DIFF.
ference brings the two achievements much
closer to equality than II commonly recognized.
For instance. the Skinner Eddy steamship
probably has In her getup substantially SOO..
600 r1vets. while the collier built on the Della.
ware called for substantially 100000 rivets.
When all Ia said and done the rate Of prog.
ress Of ship under construction 10 pretty &C.
curately Judged by the number Of riveth driven
because the ultimate factor II the riveting gang,
and muscular effort and human endurance on
the part Of these men determine the speed Of
assembling
The driving Of rivets cannot be lodged or i'm.
perfectly done II the crnft Ia to DO put together
properly. and while exceptional records have been
made Of late In nvet driving these performances
are In the main isolated and by no means an In.
dex Of everyday ind universal occurrence. Some
Of the especially expert gangs have driven any.
where from 1900 10 over 1000 rivsts In = days
work. hut the majority Of them do not average
more than 400 nvets during \ regular shift.
How then was II possible to put the Tuckahos
together between April and Nay o.
The New York Shipbuilding corporation
about 10 years sxo initiated the standardized
ship with the idea Of producing economically and
rapidly numerous vessels Of Identical form and
dse.
just before the Tuckahos was taken In hand.
10 II " said. sister ship was constructed and
amultanesusly the materials for the Tuckahoe
vsR Sprsparsd ard accumulated 70 that they
wo5y lbe ali ready for Whist might BE- termed .
rseass Akins undertaking. VIII he astsf
The Arvada enterprise., 1918-07-18
Rt1xZz,r @NTN M71x|e

sh,,, ,,& -. A. -,
f,'r &c., ~. ~. way anu WIN ,orce OF care
,s.S N".'el "o,Ne"' Tue .eei OF the collier was
T,. ' 80 a'' ."n." -. iuSneu.
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OF ences. FIRST Tor snip construction 1t was
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os.".. r.. 20. ~ ua, steel
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-01

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The alarm brought forth the iherans dene !
demand that something be aSne, e,,
A dispatch to the Daily Ma'i 10 ir1D 1or
The Hague says the demand sS is 80 noa
somebody possessing the connus"te ,,ias 20
of the Germans and their allies a,,I 10
replace the present military ,5ig 4tis, ..
archy; but opinions clash resareins t ha
who this vague personality mlgnt pe; e.
All reports indicate a decloe9
cleavage between the 1unker anu anu
conservative classes and the ciass
represented by the Socialists anu anu
Radicals who on this occasion nave nav,
the support of some centrists anu
even national liberals.
emperor williams belated anAlJ
ETY. Tor the people to co-operaIe IN
the government evidently VIII We
distasteful to the junkers. one OF
whose foremost papers, the hreu-
Leitung' declares a dictatorship II
the ony possible alternative. Ih'
demand Of the popular parties Is io'
popularly elective cabinet.