davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

Daca va foame sd va dau o bu-
cata de pine. E proaspata. Am
capatat-o atazi de la Q femeic
batrlna din Rucar.''
nNu, Bogdane, iti multumesc.
Am mincat cind am plecat. FL,
ma culc nitel sd atipesc CD numai
pot de somn. Sa ,nu ma lasati Sc
dorm multi. Cind o-ti vedea ca
crapa zorile sd ma desteptati. Ar
ii bine Sc dormiti 81 vol nitel. Pr
rind, dar sd null lasati pc Her,
man singur, caci poatc va inccrca
Sc fuga. Pima acum ma incerc 1t,
dar de unde stii ce ginduri are:s
,,Mie nu mi-e sonin. Am sd pa.
zesc eu call 81 pc Vasile 81 Her.
man Ii trimit sa Sc culce,.s 81 PIE.
Cd, cfnd auzi Cd Voica ii zisel
,,Bine, Bogdane."
Voica asternu o patura, puss
seaua drept capatiiu 81 Sc culca
invelindu-se Gu mantaua ofiteru
lni, pc care il impuscase 81 cart
find buna 81 blanita nu s'a indu
rat SO lase pc 'el; 81 adormi cl
rind.
Cind s'a desteptat in revarsa
tul zorilor ID scuturaturile usoa
e ale lui Bogdan, sari n -!
sprinten4. Era srecreAtx. cAp4tas'
pageri noui, ~ caIi nile ~ 5dill
~ 81 somnnl, y
Dglp4 ! raicf sustars lnatS q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

,,Balas!"
,,Numai sunt Balas, am fost pi-
ma icri. Astazi ma cheama Bog
dan, asa cum M botezat popa
al nost,s respunsc Bogdan ziln-
bind.
Ungurul incepu sd tremure 81
mai tare. Voica spuse lui Bogdan
sal lege miinile la spate 81 sa.
lungeasca jos. Cit al clipi din
ochi pQrunca fu cxecutata.
,.Tinc-l de picioare," !" zise Voica
catre Bogdan, 81 -aplecindu-se a
supra bcstici, pusc genunchii pc
peptnl lui, 81 Gu 9 indeminare ca
re ar Fl uimit pc eel mai dlbaciu
ca:au de pc timpurile i1chizitiunii
ii scoase ocAii Gu briceagul.
Herman care era de- fata tire
mnra "a vareA. yasilc a intors &;
~
pul sd i1u vaza; numai Bogdan =
Ell voica, priveau eu ura 81 dis
pref Ia hestia care sd sbatea =
sa tsyalea prin iarba
,,Acu,n ar trebui sal trimiten
ii dar Ungurilor,' zise Voica
! dar MAVEN Gu cine. SAL legam Al
cal, sa-l Queen Gu moi. Daca AZ
muri Pima a 81 noytri Q s4-i ma
sfac . operate prin care Il trimi'
81 pc II pe lumea ceslalt6 Yorbc
trau socotit e ! u eFa,zei
penfru Bogdep, care apue6 y
i 1lolnsr II cu ajjjitorul lui Iernal
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

care inca tremura, la urca5 pc
cal 81 la legat de seaua 81 gitul
caiului, asa ca char daca va mu-
ri sa nu Sc poata pravali Gle pc
cal
,,Gata, sd plecam, zise,. Voica
catre Vasile, care ridicase patura
pc care dormit Yoica 81 asc-
Ease pc oblincul calului. ,.Dar tn
&c al astazi9 M cumva tea pr;ns
mila de lifta asia spurcata9
,,Nn die sergcnt major, da..
ram putut sd privesc la el. Eu s;l
| ii fost in locul d-tale i-asi ii dat
ana 81 a-si Fl sfirsit Gu Ell
l yNu Vasilc, pentru ficcare cri-
ma care . sevarsit-o trebuc . pc
response Noica. ,,Hai
| lincalecA 50 nIecgens ca poate Bog
dan este urmarit.
,,Poate," zisc Bogdan, dar na-
mai si-i aduca sfintul ca nu mic
lteama iiici de zcce.'s
! fncalicara Gu totii, infundindu-
III tot mai adinc in inima munIi'
lor.
Ceata care sa lasase din ziua
trecut& incepuse IS Sc ridice Soa'
rfle se ridica din ce II &c mai sni
o1isont, 4nbraednd xlrfurils
t6sf1or intro mantle anries se q
( {5st M II prfns c1nd n Voica sse lt'
| " pe u1 pisc 40 % latufa vii Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
,crceta GU ochianul imprejuriln;-

ccrceta GU ochianul imprejuriln;-
lie.
Dupa scurta ccrcetare sc CO.
bori 81 zise catre Vasile 81 Bogdau
carl stau de. vorba: ,,1nainte4
noastra pc vale, cam la trei mil
de-pasi, vad niste vite 81 trei ia
rani carl le nina de pc urma. Sa
grabim sal ajungcm, 81 incali-
cind repede porni calul la trap,
|dar in curind FIJI siliti sal lase la
pas, caci drumul era plin dc Vi
roage. ss
Cind sc facea drum mai bun
Voica slobozea calul 81 cei dinIlir-
ma 9 urmau Ia citiva pasi. Cali
erau satui, dar neadapati. Uade
.au poposit nu era apa 81 valea pc
care mergeau era seaed 81 Veica
inccpu sa se ingriijjcasca de lipsa
apei. Mersera vrc-o doua mil de
pasi si la sf1nga lor vazura unsis-
vor tiSnind dintr'o stinca. La g,l-
II isvorulli era un uluc de peatra
pccare vre-un crcstin il pusese ~
colo. Din ulnc apa serpuia pc va
vale, mergind catre resarit, fnco-
| ltro merg mai toate apele, formfnd
| nm pariiasi mic, care se serpuia
| in mijlocul viii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

inapoi de- edificful postei. Aici
pateti ca Sd ma aflati ori si<cind
de la orele 7.30 a. m. 81 pima ID
orele Z p. M.
P. J. CoeTEA,
Bell Phone Office TIC r. Rssed.
1948-J. 638 Lee Avenue. Farrell,
Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
IN IT A r + !.

Reuniunea de cintari yDorul'
din Martins Ferry, Ohio, are O.
noarea a invita- pc toate parochii-
lie, societatile 81 in general pc
toti fratii Romin din loc 81 din
jur lua parte la Petrecerea
Impreunata Gu teatru 81 dams,
care va avea loo Dumineca, 81
August 1919, adica Dumineca
inainte de Labor Day, Totodata
Reuniunea de cintari ,,Dorul'' va
cinta vre-o citeva cintari frumoa-
Sc, att rationale, cit 81 popora(e
sub conducerea preotului din loc
Rev. Alexandra Bogioaca 81 vc-
chiului Ell dirigent d-nul Nicolae
Glcja, caruia Use cuvine toata
lauda pentru osteneala depusa de
d-sa spre a impodobi biserica 81
spre inveseli inimile tuturor
Rominilor prin frumoasele d-salc
cintari, lar teatrul va ii condas
de d-nul Alexa Costeneu, care
tot la fcl STA dat toata silinta
ca neintrecutii nostri diletanti
sa poata avea cele mai minunate
81 comice piese teatrale.
PRO CIR A NJ U l.
l. La deschidcrea programuiul
Sc va tinea O mica vorbire, din
partea preSedintclui aranja:or
d-nul loan Tulbure, rugind ca o.
noratul public sc tine liniste eli
Sc poate mai bine in timpul Gin
tarilor 81 a teatrului. =
2. Imnul de Serbarc, cor MKT
sub conducerea, domnului Nico
lac Gleja.
3. Negruta, cor mkt Gu solo
sub conducerea d-lui Nicolae Glt
ja..
4. Cinel Cinel, comedie mtr III
| act, prcdata de ul1matorii domn
81 d-soare:
2 ER S O A N Ell Z
Boierul Sandu, pitar, d-nul
Petru Stan.
| Smarandita, nepoata lui, d-rs
Savia Petrisor.
Prietenele Smaranditei, d-rcle
; Victoria Bastea. Ana d. @Sandrf
81 Leontina Radu.
Florica. servitoarc, dina Eu
frosina NeagoSiu.
Graur, fecior boieresc, d-nu
loan Bugneriu.
Tarani 81 Tarance.
5. The Rose of no Man Land
scintata de d-soarele Victoria Bas
tea, Pease, Savia Petrisor, Liber
ty. d-soara Ana d. Sandru Red
Cross (Nurse), Leontina Radu
Liberty of Roumania. d-nul Ha
rion H. Capritia, Soldier.
6. Imnul, cor MKT. sub condu-
cerea d-lui Nicolae Gleja.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29

Aduc la cunostihta ftatifor Ro-
mini din Farrell, Pa 81 jur, cum
ca mi-am mutat oficiul din Hay
wood Street in localul nou, dc
sub numarul 638 Lee Avenue,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-29
SINGURA FARmACIE RO-
NINA ,,kEPES" Din
PATRlA VEChE.
2017 w. 25 Str, Cleveland, O.
/xv;c - x,;c A TTr:%ol~ norb

(vls-a-vis de United Bank
MOI linem tot felul de medicini de
aici si din patria veche .si le vindem
Gu cea NAL mare punctualitate.
In farmaciA noastrA lucra farma-
ci9ti diplomati. care vorbesc romineste
Si In alte limbi din patria veche.
Avon cele mai bune medicini si
medici pentru boale secrete. fenelesti
si bArbAteStl, precum si pentru alte
boale si garantAm pentru leacurile ce
dxn ori trimitem Gu posta. Scrie ro-
mineste si moi Va servtm tot romine-
yte Medici SPECIALIST care intotdeauna
stAu 10 dispozitie (24tO.
Avem meuicini pentru dollar pen
tru AsudareA picioareior care miroasA.
o. vindecx In xile Gu garantie.
Gsri1eSte de nunsAruI 3O17 West 16 Str.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Excise Board TO Hear
Argument on Validity
of TWO-MiH Election

Arguments ON the validity ~
the 2.mul excess levy voted on In
this city August r.. viii Dee heard
hy the Tulsa county excise board
at It's adjourned meeting at the
county courthouse Thursday
morning. Less than 700 votes
were cast in favor of the bonds
and u h. cunfrndcd by some that
this inva lidatos the election. be-
cause at the last special election,
held July 10. more than 200
votes were cast, the state law pro-
yiding that at any election al least
half us many votes must De cast
as IN the next previous election.
Those In favor ot the PROPOSE
tion 10 provide sufficient funds FOR
the proper maintenance ~ the
city government Tor the fiscal
year. declare that the state law
requires only one half OF the vote
~ the las, regular election. IN
the last regular election, lees than
200 votes were cast, and upon
this fact the city attorney viii base
his arguments In favor of ihc ac-
cop'lucc OF the election returns
by the county eNrisc board
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
"Cupid" Pdtted With a
Brick by Cousin Bully
in Ethiopian Argument

cupid Smith. colored. etaried
out Tuesday night To- emulate his
namesake bySdabblnE In other
peoples love affairs and ended up
~ the police court Wedncsday
afternoon with a clear understand
Ing that a brick bat is more ct-
fcctive In modern match making
than a little arrow. Il all happened
Vhen Cupid approached Mrs.
ltully Smith. the wife or 'Nupid's'
cousin, and told lies about Bully
the latter said yesterday in court
According 10 Bully he had twice
warned cupid" not TO tell false
hoods to his vito but "Cupid"
failed to heed They met In a
poolroom and Bully accused his
cousin of telling more lies Where
upon Cupid called Bully a llar.
said Bully.
jest repeat that name again,
will yo7,' requested Bully.
cupid" complied with tho re-
quest When city Policemen Bob
Whitney and Smithcrman scpa-
rated them Cupid" had boon pat
ted on the head with a brick.
ON the promise not 20 try his
hand AZ love affairs again. cupid
and Bully we're dismissed by Judge
I'D Warren.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
CLEVERLY MADE DUMMY
CAUSES MURDER ALARM

QUtKERTOWN. Pa, Aug 20
Mortified to find what they believed
D. be the body OF dead Eirf lying
long the banks Of a stream near
.Cahiorn.1. two children notified the
IrlAge folks and Coroner white. Of
his place. made quick trip TO
ne spot
Arriving on the scene. the coroner
Su1d the supposed girl nothing
f0re than a cicvcrly executed model
In woman made from clay and
fArsd in such a position as 20 mis-
bad even careful observation. a
la's was lying Cloe" by and red
Fap WAS placed on the hands, in
teaung bloody struggle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
AUCTION TONIGHT TO I
BENEFIT ARMENIANS
Nilk Shnwl NJ $1,000 and SIN KI.
monns nt $500 Among Articles
TO be Sold IIcrc Tonight

High priced goods expected to at.
tract the eyes Of the connoiacur
VIII be placed on sale al Hotel Tulsa
lobby at 3 o'clock this evening FOR
the benefit OF the Armenian Syrian
relief fund The lot 10 De sold Will
include expensive embroidered silks
~ an kinds laccs, drupcrics and
imported articles from all parts OF
the world
Practically an of tho goods 10 he
sold IN imported ttur from Europe
and the orient and are OF rprc
value and beauty in the eyes OF
lovers " fine cloths Among the
many valuable articles to bc auc-
toned III is an exquisite cmhroid.
cred sIlK shawl valued at $1,000
and famous Tor iis texture and won
dcrful workmanship. and four fine
SILK klmunos ur an unusually beau.
tiful weave priced az $500 each
Some ~ the laccs and drupetles
are said 20 be uncqunIlcd anywhere
and regarded as prizes by persons
who have seen them and know the
value of Imported goods
Tho entire proceeds from the auc-
rion viii go to the Armenian and
syrian relief fund 20 help swell The
total collected during the recent cam
paign.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
WARD MURDER CHARGE
NAMES TWO DEPUTIES
. t,rr, and Harrison Dixon, Said
Hold Deputy Commissions,
Roth Held Responsible
sEELY DID THE SHOOTING
,ut,re Developed ont Of Argument
o,cr Dlyun's Right to Garry
weapon Officials Say

t,,,rr.r8n charging I'd Nccley
IN negro deputy sheriff with
r,5,r Vra filed in the court "
,..,,,o a a. cray Wednesday morn
-. fhr result uf a shooting affray
\, North Greenwood avenue At 4
.li,rk Wednesday morning In
.t.sh James ward. special negro
I.,uiy ,N,ufr. was shot TO death
u,rr.san Dixon. a negro youth said
'' have been dcputi2od by ward
..,,r,I dtEs ago 90 assist In making
,I. off .hog' Joints, was also
.,,rsi l. 70 defendant Both men
.-,,-sI n.,Ns ~ not guilty and were
..-r.f.rI 40 jail without bail for
,,,..mn.rF hearing August 2S.
'rrrm rturwution gathered by the
.,prtr H.'.rn,y's office Wednesday
p,r..u. .uImodty has existed be
,,ssr ward and Nccley for some
,...s ID. . result. 10 is said. ~ Wards
.-.,r.. .u r0idlng liquor joints
.s ,4s negro section ~ town. which
r . .Ht.rpi were protected by
Ndw
Ns.,, approached ward while
ar .fr, ul. sitting lu front ~ the
Stafford hotel ON North Greenwood
.,,us .HrE Wednesday morning
,,i demanded 10 know the where
sfuf. Of Dixon. whom Neeloy
r,.n,I was guilty Of carrying con
a.IfI weapons ward pointed
NIXON pHt to Ncelcv but Is said 10
tl,s r..Nrd the latter that Dixon
bd boon drpuuzod hy ward and
esrsfrp had right TO carry a
.rrrsa..I weapon.
An argument arose bctwcon ward
,-l Nrr.st when both men pulled
rsyolrors from their pockets and he
i1r A due. ward missed with the
,rp fhuH fired from his revolver,
fsf N.r..g succeeded I'm firing four
tglr's into Wards head and body
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
SETTINEST HEN CAN'T BE
STOPPED; SETS ON LIZZIE"

WOODSFIELD. Ohio. Aug 90 --
"kcrko' Greeubnnk has "a sruln' hen
that won't EO unset lie Kept her
under "a tub for three days. % yard
of rcd calico tod around her neck
douscd her In cold water repeatedly
ana tcthcrcd her TO stake, But all
this failed tn decrease her hrdor for
Young Finally she was placed iu
the garage. whore she promptly TOOK
possession OF tho front scat ~ the
Lizzie
Aw. gwnn, make up tho rest of the
latest Lizzie" story.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
BARBER IS CHARGED WITH
A VERDEh STORE ROBBERY

saa' fa The World
CHI'kNSHA. Aug 2O-Hud
Wells local barber. is in the county
eI here today charged with the
ntr ~ $4,000 worth of merchandise
f,m the Kern store In \crdon early
0mfdly morning. because he is said
n have told Chickusha men where
aue of the goods we're hidden In a
straw stack.
Wells who turned IN tho alarm to
ne V'-aon police. claims that hc was
Waking past the store when the rob
tsrs came out and ordered him To
a. into his car aud drive on. lie
declares hc was trying 10 make an
fgsst.ra'iun when tho bandits held
Din up Officers say some ~ the
goods e,rc found at the place desig
mated gy him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
Price of $500 Placed on
Head of Linn'S Murderer

4 reward of 5000 has been Of
f,rcd fur the capture OF Oscar Ad-
d.ugtou The youth accused uf Iho
murder ot John = Linn. beaten
TO death with fence posts south
of HICKORY ON the night OF August
9.hy Mur men
Linn, whose mother resides at
ThJyrr Mo, was Knocked uugon
syiuus near Dawson late ip the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

rycnln goud Aomc time later sr,'
yfll persons saw uu automobile
containing four men and lhr body
ut Linn stopped in the road south
uf Hickory Tho four men escaped
iu the car after bruhlly beating
Linn and leaving hia d"ud nod}
by tho roadside AddiuE'un iH Dee
llrvri To hc the man responsible
for the murder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21
PLAN FEDERATION OF
ALL FARMER UNIONS
Hundreds of Delegates From over
State Attend Firr ANNUAL Con-
NCutlpn at ClA ton

7TU|TlT n TTI WUTTd
CLINTON. Aug 2O-rphns Tor
fcdruung the farmcrs unions NJ the
nation. and the establishment Of ma.
tiuuAl headquarters az Washing ION,
f. c.. were discussed In the prluyi-
pal speech here ycWcrday uy 4 A
Elmoro president ~ the Washing
ton state Farmers union. at the
meeting uf the flrv annual meeting
uf ne Okluhumi Farmers union.
More thuu coo delegates from i25
locals IN 10 counties were in attend
lnCU.
Discussion OF tho formation NJ a
farmers mutual insurance company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

WASUINGTON. Aug 90 General
Pcrahlng cnblcd Secretary Hakcr 90.
day that he PLANNED 60 sail from
France on tho transport Mount Yer
non September
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

ne teacher was having some
tclh'c with a pupil IN grammar.
Now. little girl. would u be prop
y 20 say You can't learn me moth
hg'"
"YsSm. lt would" replied the girl.
"0h' Perhaps you.ll tell me why"
~Causo you can't"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

and blacksmith trailer, one howit1er
ON SELF propelled mount ono Mark
M srif-prupUllrd tractor uniDon
with 10 ton WrcDklng crane
In addition 10 tho travelling OK
hlhlt airplnncs from Furt 9ih viii
give exhibition flights hero for throo
dnNH During the farm congress q
landing field west uf tho college
campus las been prepared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Frank pickup H. Now York print.
r, according Co ths city directory
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-21

Give your children a musical education
and fit them for better position In life.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-06
SLEEPING ROOM
SCARCE IN PARIS

PARIs,-Paris. being the political
military and economic and every 9th.
er kind of centre in the world. looks
it-and costs il.
Hotels are TANNED to the roofs. BY
the end Of November bathrooms were
being used as sleeping quarters. Dus-
ty storerooms were opened Up, cot
thrown against the wall and SO day
collected for such sleeping accom-
modations. Restaurants and cafes are
always crowded to capacity during
lunch and dinner hours. With food
prices steadily mounting.
Reasons For Shortage.
One Of the reasons for the short
age of hotel soaee is the requisitino
Of several of trem by various govern
nents wante anything all il has to do
is go get it. Therefore, when the
Americans wanted a complete hotel
in which TO house the peace delegates
and their parties they just told the
French about 1t. The French then re-
Questioned the Hotel criIlon on the
Place concorde, and everybody there
had to move.
The Hotel de coilsin, adjoining,
which has been used by the Red Cross
also was taken over by the Ameri-
cans. The solid block along the Place
concorde, running from the Rue Roy
ale, is consequently real bit of Am
erica now put down in France.
the Hotel meuriee, a few blocks up
the Rue RivoIi, also is much Ameri.
can. As matter of fact there are few
hotels, except thoss requisitioned by
other governments, that do not have
strong American tone.
British Headquarters.
The Hotel Majestic is the British
mission headquarters. The Hotel AS
toria also was requisltioned by the
British.
The Beisians occupy the Hotel IL.
tssia, on the left bank of the Seine.
In the meantime all the large hotels
arebtuFains away from-2oo to 800 pros
pective guests daily, due to lack of
accommodations. American officers
in Paris on leave frequently spend
most of their first night in town dash.
ingabout in a taxicab trying to find 2
place 20 sleep.
II is expected that most of the work
in connection with the inter-aIlied con-
ference and peace conference will be
done in Paris proper. TIE inter-atied
session vii! go down in history as the
Versailles conference" doubtless but
the meetings at Versailles will be
more of dress parade" nature. The
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-06
Salt Lake City Monument

One of the curious sights pointed
out to visitors in Salt Lake City is
a $4,000 monument built in honor of
seaguIls, The memorial serves as
constant reminder OF an, Incident that
the Mcrmons lock 49,, : ss,...ost as a
miracle. When the Mesmons first
Settled in Utah they found. themselves
in danger of starvation because their
frs. crop was being destroyed by my,
RAIDS Of loeusts. Just. when it seem.
ed that the Mormons would be left
without food the seasuIls which nest
ed in eouitless nrnbersxon the isl
ands in eksat SAT- Lake few shor-
ward as ifresponse 70 an order,
descended sHon the fields and de-
voured evsaaeuss insight. There
task finisrst returned to
their isIan@ but: the sMofnons have
never ceased TO be grs:efuis-Peorle's
Home Journal
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-06
FOR DELIVERY
AT kETCHIKhN

WANTED. TO buy a worthy gas
boat % 10 30 feet long and to 10
foot beam. Columbia River style pre-
ferred. Must be in good condition.
engine and hull. In answering give
the dimension, if equipped with mast
and sail. horsepower and make Of
engine: age of boat and engine, and
cash price. Post Office Box 1897,
Tacoma, Wash.-adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-06
FIRST ISSUE OF
F0RD'S PAPER
is OFF PRESS

Dearborn Mich.-The first issue of
Henry Ford's newspaper the Dear
born independent. which has made its
appearance, shows that Mr.. Ford's
own page will be big feature. He
says tire aim Of the publication will
be 70 point cut TO its readers the op-
portunisies that lie everywhere about
them. and advise how they may be
used 70 their best advantage"
Successful persons often say that
opportunities are just as plentiful as
they ever were, but they don't tell
you what they are where to find them
or hcw 10 use them" the paper says.
Therefore the ohjec, of this paper.
and especially this page, is TO so
straight 10 the point and net deal ia
glisterirs gereraIities that mean nosr-
ing.
However nncuh We have been able
70 90 there is still So much to be done,
SO many new opportunities 70 be de-
veIoped. that no enc need despair of
a chance to Do something worth while,
Opportunity? Why opportunity is
tire cheapest and most plentiful Of all
cur treasures. Like rich virgin soil.
II only waits to be found and used.
This paper exists 70 spread ideas,
the bes; that can be found. II aims
to furnish food fer thought. Il de
sires 70 stir ambition and encourage
independent thinking.
- rave never pretended 10" be a
Writer or an editor but ear talk
with plain Americans in a way that
we can understand each other.
We are in grea. need Of ness de-
veIopments in industry today for
many reasons. During the war we
found many Leaks in cur industrial
system. We found many businesses
which the government described as
"nonessentisir
a business that makes nothing but
money is poor kind of business.
Every business ought 10 contribute
70 the daily progress of the world.
Fl would rather hear that man
made million blows than that he
made million dollars.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-06

when money ceases TO be the sign
of mans usefulness to his fellow,
men or the promise of still greater
usefulness TO come there is mighty liz
tie satisfaction in il, no matter how
large the amount may be.
money never makes men. II does
not even make them over. But IL
leaves them free to reveal what they
really are, to unmask their character.
We sometimes hear il said that a
mans money has made fool of him
Ne, il only gave him opportunity to
prove that ne always mad the folly in
him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-02-06
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real work will be done at the various
headquarters in Paris. After decisions
are reached the delegates viii 90 TO
Versailles for a formal sitting of rat.
Relationships and Stripes
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