davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
TAJNA SMLOUNA MEZl JAPAN
SKEM A VELKOU BRlTANIf.
ODE vELMoci DELlLY Sc PkEDEM o KoklsT.

Parfz, %. ledna. Nejvyssi rada mrove konference
Wlsonem jako havnim zasupcem Ameriky zapocaa dnes
jedna podrobnostech pnu die kereho by uvofena byla
Lga NarodI Vse nasvedcue re mrove pce sou urychlo
vany re pracovni program posupuje die amerckSch ma
vhd prvn{ch kol1 ze bude organsovan uvedene nstit
kera bude ddezitym 6nteem pfi usalen nekoka bo
d1 celkoveho pofadu mroveho.
Jednani jak naloz n9meckym koloniem, dospelo tax
daeko ze vsechny neresovane srany poday z svoe do
potrdiy nepostupue nkterak hladce vpred. Delega
Japanska angckych samospravnych osad astokrae p
dava oposic pro Veke Bani tvoff mirove delegac
teto otazce jakous stfednf st1anu
Delega americtf presidentem cele. podporu navrh
ably byvale n9mecke koone staly meznarodnm to jest
ably dany byly pod kontrou budouci Lgy NarodG Nev9
zavadou uskutecnen amerckych osadnch plant jest sa
tajna dohoda mezi Angl Japanskem, pokud jedna
N6mcdm odhate ostrovy znfch morich Umuva stala
skutkem arci dobe, kdy dosud Amerika do vaky Ne
meckem nevstoupla DIE teto tajne dmuvy mey ostrovy
Marsalske Karonske pfpadnout Japansku osrovy zne
cd rovnku mey dostat angckym drzavam, Australia
Novemu Zeelandu.
Znamych ID mirovych bodd presidenta Wsona rus pax
vysovne pOdobne jednan zavrhu kazde tan& diploma
cke smouvy Rozhodnu tohoto palcveho probemu zalez
dnes Americe n9kteH britsd s&tnic zdajl bu p
klon9ni pfije americkych n6zord z existuje tana
slouva mezi Japanskem Ang neb Omlouvajf svoje
anovska ze prdb6h poednfch vaeGnych let mnoho zm9n
Ostan vemoc pax otevfene pfiznava ze dcas Japansk
valce nebya nikdy tax znaenA nekritictech dobAch
byo Japansko n9koate Aadano, aby vysIao voen
skou francouzskou ronu ale vzdy podobne z6dos da
sledne odmitalo.
Vseobecne jest pozorovana maa ochoa odmenit pomer
ne maou dcas Japanska vace byvalym nemeckym koo
niem Havnim primluvtim, ably osady pfpojeny byly k
drzavam angckym slny opponent prot americkym inter-
nacionanm pndm jest ausralsk president mnistersk4ho
kabnetu Hughes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
0sady N&mecka pod kontroIou mezinarodni
DELNICKE: NEPOKOJE v
BELFASTU.
v Anslii st&vkuje 20O, 600 osob

Londyn, %. .ledha. - Jest
odhadovano, lie v Anglii r.
sku jest celkem ma 100000 mu
zu i zen ma stavce, jez Sc stava
pro celou Velkou Britanii veil
ce nebezpetnym problemem.
jaky kdy zemi ohrozoval. Me-
sto Belfast jest V noel V napro-
ste temnote, jen v nemocnicicn
jest dovoleno swift. Domy, V
kterych Jest svetlo, jsou ohroze
ny utokem stavkujicich. kaz-
de osvetlene oknO stava Sc ci-
lem kamenu vrhanJch z uice
a liG nucen svititi potaji svicka-
mi, po kterych jest velka po-
ptavka, re zasoby jejich "a kra
tko budou vyterpany. Stavky
sdtasthuji Sc delnici v prista-
vech. v lodenicich. hornici a Y
GlaskOve obecni zi'iZenci. V
Londyn9 sc d6lnictvo domaha
stavkou vetsiho platu, kdezto
skorem vsechny ostatni strajky
smeruii X zavedeni kratsi do
by pracovnf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
Wl!!SS W1l!!!,S MSsl Ml
PAKOVALI WHlSKU DO
O&S1A~IAt. y g.

VlAdni detektivove zatkli
zde i v Detroit nekolik muzu,
cbvinenych 2 paserstvf koral-
ky z Clevelandu do vysuse-
pych NETS michiganskych, zv,a
Ste Detroit. Zde zatcen byl Da
vid Nose cd firmy Nose Liquor
Co., 1896 vych. 9 ul. a dnes bu
de pry zatc.eno zde nekolik dal
sich muzu. Nose je obvinen, re
postal do Detroit koralku V
sudech. kterezto study bysy
skryty v nakladech v&pna a
posi'any do Detriot drahou i
nakladnimi trak1nimi karami.
Moscow obchodni spolecnici v
Detroit pozatykani rovnez vte
Ia a zaruka kazdeho z paser-
stvi vineneho Gini $4,000.
Distriktni nAvladni Breiten-
stein tvrdi, ze cd vysuseni Mi
chiganu paserstvi zde Sc znac-
ne rozmnozilo, a pokud pry ce-
Is Soustati nebude v suchu. ne
dovo,ent podobny obchod SO
vubec prekaziti media.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
MSS MS9
DOCASNA SLOVENSKA VLA
DA DO zILINY.

Ceskosloyenska Tis. KancelaE.
Washington, d. C. - Doca
sna slovenska vlada narodni,
ktera sestavena byla cllem "a
vedenf poradku> ma Slovensku
Sc sidlem v Uh. Skalici. presto
hovala Sc do ziliny, by m9la 8
ostatnymi krajinami Slovenska
snadnejN spojeni. V cele vl&dy
8 ,plnou moci naleza sc ministr
dr.. Vavro Srobar, co pfedseda.
jeho tajemnikem je Jan Botto
NIL. (basn{k znamy pod jme-
mem Ivan Krasko), administra
ce j. pod mocf DIR. Milana Ivan
ka, soudnictvf ma ma starosti dr..
Ivan Derer, dopravu a poStu
dr.. Kornel Stodola, vyzivu dr..
Melted Bella, finance dr.. Lude-
vit Medvecky, narodni obranu
Fedor Houdek, socialnf blaho-
byt Emil Lehotskt, redaktor
"Robotnickych Novin", skolstvi
pax Anton Stefanek. Vsichni,
krone dr.. Srob&ra, ktery je mi
nistrem ceskosloveske vlady,
zastavaji svoje drady co. refe-
remit dotycnych odbori.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
ZAsTRELEN v HADcE.

We stravovn9 (. 1925 st.
Clair Ave. doslo vcera v noci
ku wade mezi majitalkou a
stravnikem NJ. Jonesem. Jny
noclehAf; Tom Riley chtel spor
ne strany sm{rit, byl vsak "a
svdj pokus Jonesem trikrat z
revolveru =. do prsou stfelen q
tem9r, okamzit9 zabit. Riley
skonal Y ambulance a.jeho 2Skd
dee hledAn je, poNcl.s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
NEMCtM NELZE VEk1TI.
V hotelu Statler recnil dnes

v poledne valecny korespon-
dent Thomas Curtin a to ADJ
vertising klubu a ma thema:
"Nemc1m nelze vefiti". Cur
tin jest pro to, ably "a nynejA-
no miroveho jedn&nf v1ci Hu-
nsm nebyla projevovana lad.
ma zv,astni sympatie, ~ipon9-
vadz Hunove podobne senti-
mentality ami po valce nezaslu
huji. Curtin byl svedkem stra-
slix& .ruske porazky u mazur-
skych jezer, dtoku Rakusana
ma B9lehrad, dstupu Britd z
Antwerp a. osobne prodelai Sc
srbskou armAdou dstup Alba
na. Zn& tudfz povahu Hun1. a
M ucil Sc Nemce nenavid&t. !:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
NORSTf NAMOkNfCI PROTI
NEMECKU.l

Kodah, 90. ,edna. Organisa-
CO noryezskych nAmofnlkG pfi
jala re9oluci die ktere jeff Glen
stvo nesmi nikterak pomahati
phi doprav6 i nakladani potra-
vim urcenych pro N9mecko do
kud herhnska v.ada nezaplati
nahredu v obnosu $4;000,000
We prospech clend organisace,
ktefi sc stall obetmi bezohled
neho fadeni nAmeckych pono-
rex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
|M!!!S!Ia M!!!!I MEgsS] N
VELIkA FARMA BEZ kONl.

Great Falls. - Jedna Z nei-
vetslch farem ma svete, ktera
lszl ma .indianskych pozemclch
We statech Montana aaWxbmin
gu a.za,.jima i.2QO,Me akrd,
Dude. pfiste vzdelavAna lplne
pomoci traktori. Neni ma nj
jcdineho Rome. Tame stroje,
podobne. vojenskym voznicfm,
budou tahati pluhy, kdezto ma
kladni automobily, .autotrucky,
budou konati praci ostatni. Ia
.Kove stroje byly zakoupeny
So. Jiz ninule Sc pomoci Mich
oralo a docillo Sc rekordu, ze
byl jeden akr pddy zoran v do
be jedne minuty. Ia jediny
den by!o zorano a zvlaceno
1880 akrd. z rcele> teto velike
piochy bylo zorAno a oseto
$4,000 akrd zavodnene pldy,
ostatni bude vzd6lano piiStiho
roku. Lezi ma reservacich
Crown, Blackfeet a Fort Peck
v Montane a reservaci feky
Wing We Wyomingu. Jest ma
ietkem spoletno5ti, ktera byla
zorganizovana s kapitalem
$2,0O0.000 minuleho jara. Re-
It. telem podniku jest Thomas
D. Campbell re Severni sDako-
ty, prakticky farmar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
DEN MCKtNLEYoV.
Senator Harding chce byt
presidentem.

Tippecanoe republikansky
klub slavil vcera vfroei naro-
zenin eXpresidenta McKinleye
a ku slavnostnimu onomu W.
roGnlmu banketu seslo Sc no
telu Winton asi 500 rep. pre-
daka zdejsich i z jinych ohaj-
skych NEST. Spolkovf senator
Harding rovnez prijel a byl
Cravnikem J. J. Sullivanem ia
Ao kandidat presidentstvi pred
stavovan. Sen. Harding po
SVEN uvedeni doznal, ze o po-
dobnou hodnost mini Sc ucha-
zeti.
M:mo Hardinga prijali Har-
yey u. Goulder, Fairbanks ze
Springfield. Fullington z CO.
,umbus a JIM rep. pohlavAfi. z
Ohio.
Ia banketu prvy pilpitek
platil naSemu presidentoNi, "a
kterehozto pripitku hudba ma
rndni hymnu notovala a amer.
craporam Il retnicke tribuny
zamavaEo.
Sen. Harding ma to vysvet-
loval, ze al dosud 100000 a.
merickych vojind bylo rozpu
E;eno a da!sfch 100000, 10
vratf Sc do civ.lniho zivota v
nskolika 4nesfe4eh. Ohhdn4+'
lrrdmyslu pravil, ze sta tovAr-
nikn ma dosud sve finance va.
lecnou vyrobou zavazane a ma
sledovne, prechod e obchodnf
vyrobu, ze Sc pozdrzuje. PROT
liZe narodu, pakli podobna IL
ga svetovy mir zaruci, Hard.
ing neni, naproti tomu vsak je-
no pranim zistava, ably nase
yojsko vratilo sc dom1 co moz
nh nejdriv. Pc te mluvil Q "a
sluhach expresidenta McKin-
leye, iakoz vidal i pokonu p1
tomnFn vojinum, majorem Nc
,luiygem privedenym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
HRDlNA Cd CHATEAU
THIERRY.

Trubac Donald Douglass,
1909 Rosewood Ave-, vratil Sc
z vojny domd 8 ,nekolika wy
znamenanim, ma prsou. Jednou
byl vyznamenan marsalkem
Fochem "a pobiti peticlenne
druziny n6meckych spehI We
francouzekych uniformach.
Douglas "a postupu cd Cha
teau Thierry byl over the top
celkem 33krate a citovan "a
chrabrost byl jedenactkrat,
di1v .nez dostalo Sc mu prveho
francouzskeho vyznamenanf
Croix de Guerre. Lehce ranen
byl dvanactkr&t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
MlNlSTR DR.. BENES VYZNA
MENAN BYL CLENSTVfM
FRANCOUZSKEHO SOCIO
LOClCKEHO USTAVU.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington. D. c. - Cesko
sfovensky zahranitni ministr
dr.. Eduard Benes, obdrzel cd
generalniho sekretafe "Mezi-
narodniho ustavu socialogicke-
no V Parizi" tento pripis:
Pane ministre!
Nam tu cest a uspokojeni
Vas uvedomiti, ze dfadovna So
ciologickeho Ustavu ma muj
navrh Vas jednohlasne zvolila
"a elena tohoto ustavu. Chte-
la tax prokazat svoji velkou Il
ctu pro Vasi blahodarnou cin-
most v oboru teto vedy a v 1.-Two
te politickeem. Zaroveh tim
cht9la projevit svoje sympatie
znovuzrozenemu a slavnemu
narodu ceskoslovenskemu, kte-
reho jste jednim predstavite
III a ktery uz president Masa-
ryk zastupoval TAX uslechtile
mezi nami.
S nejvrelejsim blahozehna-
MIN prijmete, pane m istsss, u
hezpecenf me bratrske oddano-
sti.
Rene Worms. gen. tajemnik.
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WSSl |W!ySsl
ORCANlSOVANl SPRAVY
SLOVENSKA.
Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancelat.
Washington. D. c. - Dotasna
slovenska narodni vlAda dne
13. prosince mela v Zilfn9 sve
prve zasedani a sestavila spra
Tvu Slovenska ma tento zpdsob:
Y stolici hlavou bude zupan,
ktery bude zastavat i tu pracl.
kterou' "a uherskeho. poradku
zastaval podzupan. Ufad pod
zupana Sc zrusuje. Tez byli u
stanoveni novy zupani pro slo-
venske stolice a sice: Samo
Zoch, ev. farar v Modre pro
stolici prespurskou; dr., Ludovit
Okanik, kat. dekan v Uh. Ska
lici pro stolici nitranskou a dr..
NJ. Dula pro stolici turcanskou.
Tito zupani Timed slo1ili slib
v6rnosti do rukou ministra dr.
SrobAra. V kratk&m case mali
byti vyjmenovani zupani pro
dalsi stolice a sice: Jan Ruziak
z Liptovskeho Sv. Mikulase
pro stolici liptovskou; dr.. Josef
Minarik, lekar z Bytci pro sto!i
ci trenGanskou; DIR. Vladimir
Bivko Dolneho Kubina pro
stolici oravskou; dr.. Jan Ru-
man z Lipt. Sv. Mikulase, pro
stolici spisskou; NJ. Murin pro
sarisskou a dr.. Vladimir Faj-
nor pro mestp Kosice.
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MSS| MSS) : n
LOUPEzE u KRAJAN0. .

Jan Mikula, 1897 Bradford
Ave., reportoval dfaddm ztra-
tn $500, -kterezto penfze- odne-
81 mu z bytu kterys zlodej vce-
ra v ,noci. Ladimir vlk. 794o
Morgan Ave. .ptiAel, "a podob-
nych. .okolnosti o,S16 q. c. Ko-
hlic, 98l5 Chester Ave. o $55.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
DIPLOMATICKY ZASTUPCE
ANGLE v PRAZE. "

CeskoslovenskA Tis. Kancel&f.
Washington, D. c. - Ansii
ck3 vl&da jmenovala CO sv&ho
diplomatickseho zistupce pro
Ceskoslovenskou republiku Mr..
Cecilia Coslinga, ktert pkijel
do Prahy se svym sekretafem
Mr.. Robertem Youngem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
sPOJENf REPUBLlKY v HA'
LlCI S UKRAJlNOU.
Revoluce ' Rurnansku.

Lausanne. Svycarsko, %. led
ma. - DosIa sem zprava, lie via
da Halicske republiky, utvofe
ma 2 uzemi byvaleho Rakouska
prohlasila svoje pfipojeni k re
publice Ukrajinske. Prozatim-
nj vlada hlasi toto spojenf SOU
casne srojenchm a mirove kon
ferenci v Parizi, co akt sebeur
cent a dozaduje SC dredniho
uznani.
Widen, %. ledna - Die, do
Buda>~sti doslych depesi vypu
klo v Rumunsku selske povsta-
nj. Revolta soucasne povstala
We vsech vesnicich y predem u
stanovenou hodinu minule sobo
ty. kdy ozbrojeni, domd Sc vra
cejici vojaci Sc postavili v Cello
vzbourenym sedlakdm. vynucu
jice 81 ma vladimir vojsku "a va
znych srazek, ce$tu do NEST. V
nedeli panoval na ulicich buks-
restsktch po cely den urputny
boi. pfi kterem pravidelne voj-
sko palilo do lidu strojnimi pu
skami. Mnoho osob bylo zran9-
no i zabito. K hnuti Sc pripojili
j socialisticH revolucionAfi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29

;ati mulch lpfedstavf Sc brzy
Nefejnosti Y audito,iu hlavnf
budovy svazu v dolennfm me-
tte. Kapelnikem move teto hui
debnf organisace Jest p. J.
1yo1ixke ~" T@ss.s -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
PRfcHoD zlMY.

" Dnes tasn9 rano prikvacila
X nam snehova -boure, kterouz
rtut v teplom6ru o deset stup-
sih by.a zatlacena. 'Dnes vecer
ma se dostaviti mraz zvl&Ste
citelny. :;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-29
331. PLUK
PRIJEDE
v PATEK.

331 pluk pssfch, tkmSf ze
samych Cleveland'ana poza.
stavajici, pfijede do na3eho me
sta v patek. Pritomn@ nach1zi
Sc v tabore Mills ma Long Is
land, kami pribyl New Yor-
ku minuly tyden. -
kterou hodinu p8tek hoSi
cd 33l pluku domd prijedou,
neni dosud urSitS zn&mo. Tele-
grafuje Sc pouze z Mills, ze
pluk zdrzi sc zde nskol.k ho-
din, na6ex bude pokra6ovat Y
jizdS do Sherman, kde bude Cd
zbrojen a a.i v tydnu rozpu-
stem. Podobna depe;e do5la ma
radnici vtera a mayoriv vale.
6ny vybor dini jiz nyni pripra-
Wy ku uvitani pluku u n4hoz
slouzi tel n9kolik set jinochI
teskehq pdvodu, branch vylo-
eovanych a po6atkem Servna
loni do Francie poslanych.
Tajemnik mayorova vojen-
sk6ho vyboru Harry L. Val
ma ma starosti oficielni vit&ni
pluku. Bude to prvn< CO celj
mas regiment, vic jak 5000 mu.
ID eftajici, vrStf Sc Cd zapadni
fronty domd. Al posud Cleve.
landanS vraceli se Z Francie
jen v menSich oddflech.
MSS (MSS
DOCASNA SLOVENSKA VLA
DA DO zlLlNY.
=
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KAPELA Y. M. c. A.

Zdejsf clenove Svazu Kfes-
ranskych Mladfkd +(Y. NJ. c.
A.) zalozili, vlastnf <hudebni
sbor, kterazto kapela sede-
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

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Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
SIMPLICITY Is TIE : PRINCIPLE 1T D0RT
 AUTOCONSI SIRUCTIOII

~Simpucity-pot alone tn the con- trol of tho car. but in its every me- chanical part-is the keynote of the construction of port motor cgars, 70 says c. lIs Reuben, the local Dor, dealer.
 The pori ideal seems to be that of building au automobile in such d way that it can be cared for by the average motor car owner and also that if il hould require the services of an ex- pert motor mechanic the owner will not be obliged to spend a. lot of money Co pay for the time required to get at it.
 First and foremost in importance is the oiling system. A car well oiled <. car that runs best. and the Dort uIiing System makes it possible for any man. regardless of mechanical knowledge, to oil it after single in- ~truction. There are a certain nun .'r of grease cups and one pipe lead ing to crank ease, for lubricatina uIL All of these arc accessible. even the dope cup for the clutch collar. a distinct Dorp feature. can be reached hy Hung the floor board. once the position of these olling points has been shown. there is nothing more tC d0 except turn up the cups at intervals
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
A STUDY IN HUMAN
 NATURE AS VIEWED
 BY WILL $. KNIGHT

She came timidly into the Overland salesroom. She was one of those old young women. whose sunshiny smile made on think of mother. Her bonnet was of the old-fashioned poked vari- ety with d cluster of grapes or cher ries on it that bobbed when she talked. There was just a touch of that sad, sacrificing, tender expression on her face that suggested that she had a son overseas.
 A courteous salesman approached her. taking off his hat as he spoke.
 T came to see about trading my 1913 car into new one.' she said in a sweet southern accent. You see, my son Tom is coming home next week from across the water. He has two medals for bravery, and I'm mighty proud of him, and I wanted a new car for him: not that my old car ain't just as good as it ever was, but Tom has a sweetheart and it's just a little old-fashioned like myself. l don't really like to part with it-it has been such a good ear. How much do you think you could allow me on it for ,J new one2"
 After careful inspection, the sales.
  see, my car is SO good that 1 thought 1 ought to get almost twice that much, and l have just enough here to pay the difference" She pulled out a roll .oG crumpled bills-her savings, evidently. of a long time-but Tom was coming home. Well. I'm sorry. but I guess Tom will have to get along with the old car for this year, anyway. Thank you for your trouble. Prices have changed terribly since l bought this one"
 She started for the door. The sales man stood helpless. overcome by her sweet simplicity. Glancing his way. ] thought there was gleam of moisture in his eye, as he stood watching her 20, and from the pleasant expression on his face 1 felt as if l could read his thoughts. l imagine they were pleasant memories of the little old red school house and a little girl with n gingham apron and long golden curls
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
REPUBLIC TRUCK
 MIN COOPERATE

Associations of various kinds are no new thing in the motor truck and as sociated trades. But an association composed solely of the distributors oi nemake of truck is something of all innovation.
 Among the distributors of Republic trucks. however, there ras always been pronounced family feeling.
 Our distributors" says II. F. liar ris, general sales manager of RepLv- lie Motor Truck Company. Inc. have always taken an interest in each other and in the general welfare of the Re public organization as whole.
 Whenever the yget together at fac tory conferences or conventions. they have always shown a spirit of coop eration; exchanging ideas for the mu- tual good of the business; swapping plans that have enabled them to give Republic truck users exceptionally ef- ficient service. and offering the fac tory the benefit of their observations on truck conditions in their respective territories.
 Recently it occurred to some of our leading distributors that this force could be made a permanently active one by forming a regularly constituted association among themselves with the same purposes in mind.
 Consequently, they have formed the Republic Distributors association and elected the following officers: H M. Genung, Kansas City Mo. presi- dent; r. C. Meyer. St Louis, Mo, sec retary; W. +. Patterson, Dallas, Tex. vice. president; William M. Martin Pittsburgh, Pa, treasurer.
 From what l know of the men be- hind this association and their con stant endeavor to improve condition: in the motor truck field I feel sure l that the new association will not onlN 1 be helpful to Republic truck users and the Republic organization. but will also be a worth while force ir l the improvement and development o motor truck transportation and ser. ] vice everywhere
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
HOW MUCH DOESA
 MOTOR GAR COST?

Automobiles that have not been priced fictitiously, are cheaper today than they were four years ago." say Harry NJ. Jewett, president of tn Paige Detroit Motor Company. This statement sounds like paradox, be cause there have been some advance. in that period. As a matter of fac these advances were not in proportio to the cost of labor and materials.
 "The price tag on car today q compared with the price on the same car four years ago does not tell the true story To get a fair idea of tn, present price, there arc vital facts tc be considered. These relate to, the av- craze individuals earning .power-the price he can get for the things he sells to make living and the amount oi the commodity he makes which he must exchange in the open market fol the article he wishes to purchase.
 "The best illustration I can think of to explain this point is found in the bushes sof the farmer. The latters wages, or buying power, lie in his crops or their market value. The staple article on the American farm is wheat In 1914. or about four years ago, the farmer got SO cents q DuSne for wheat. Therefore, if he wished tC buy a car that then sold for, say $1050, he. practically speaking, paid about 1.166 bushels of wheat for it. Today. if the car costs him as much as s1,555. he has to pay only about 700 bushels of wheat for it, be- cause wheat today is valued at s2.2' a bushel. In other words, while tho car has apparently gone up 90 pei cent, it costs the farmer only SO pel cent as much as it cd four year: ago. {
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

end pour in iu5ricating oil as re- 4IireG. The mechanism does the rest
 Then there is the matter os adjust ability. Every adjustable part is ar ranged with special attention to it's con control l. is designed so that the individual owner can make any minor adjustments and do them without fear of making a mistake that will injure tAe mechanism.
 So much for the owner. Now comes the big feature of the Dort construc- ton. II is possible to remove the en- tire power plant without removing the body: in fact, without removing an- other part of the car except the radia- tor. The rear axle can be taken oil by loosening a few bolts. and. in fact, every part of the car is so arranged that a minimum amount of time and labor IS necessary to get at the inner most parts.
 Yet tho Dort mechanism is con- pictely housed With the exception O. the fan and fan belt, the motor is entirely waterproof. Yet it is only a simple operation to set at the valves. not only the springs, but the seats themselves, so that removing carbon ard cleaning the valves is not d diffi- cult operation
 Every precaution has been taken to add simplicity and to make the Dort proof against mishap. Even the ignition is so arranged that it is i'm possible Co exhaust the battery by stopping the motor on @ firing center and leaving the switch turned on Ard, moreover, q further proof against faulty operation and as a means ot nsuring plenty of stamina, Dort cars are oversize throughout"
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
WANT DURANT PHOTOGRAPH

R. c. Durant's secretary has been showed in with requests for photo graphs of the Pacific Coast speed champion during the past two weeks. Ever since the announcement of the Chevrolet officials. entry in the com ing Santa Monica road race he has been a regular matinee idol. When he is able to do so, Durant personally answers all letters pertaining to his racing; but the requests have become so numerous for photographs of late that he has had to turn them all over to his personal secretary.
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Arizona republican., 1919-03-09

reality. little punishment to fear, anl few difficulties to contend with, be
 yond the censure of the press, and the spirit of resistence which it eXcltes among the people, While this censoria' power is maintained (to speak in the words of a most ingenious foreigner both minister and magistrate are com pelled in almost every instance to choose between his duty and his repu- tation. A dilemma of this kind per
Arizona republican., 1919-03-09
SAVANT BROUGHT LETTER FROM
 JUDAS
(~The Booknnan"

Autograph collectors are no longer satisfied with mere signatures-al- though these. too, have place in the world and deserve a better fate than mastication in the paper mill vat-nor are they of the gullible nature of the famous NJ. Chasles, the French eavanI. who brought a letter from Judas Is cariot to Mary Magdalene, on paper bearing the Angoulome watermark and written in neat French.