davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28
THE SNAILS
(K. c. Starr

th. '. starr
 "Tumlinville is tollable slow" re- ported Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge Ark, who had just returned from the county seat. q seed fight betwixt the editor of the paper and some feller that I dien't learn the name of; mo- ticed a Hootin' Nanny car turn over, ketch fire and burn up; watched a lady horsewhip a gent for something or nuther, don't know presizely what; heered some weather talk and consid : erable politics, but that was about all. There wasn't any shooting while I was there, nor any lynching talked of. | Things is pretty blame-yaw -wwn! slow in Tumlinville, these days"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-28

The shrub from which the French manufacture the perfume known as cassie has been found growing abund- antly in the Philippines.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
De,eti1 Oeiterrei<R joint
fttcrt ,attcr Sen SrieNetts>
beStrroaatt0c1t.

&openbagen> 9. glugult. - Cine
l1eberl rli9t uber Die 0iterrei6ii9e g}o=
te, oie ser oaiierten Wiilion IN ct.
@ermoin 6ranfrei6, 1puroe beute
aus 8ien en1pfangen.
uBenn Dent16=Selterrei9s terri
toriale 9lnlprii9e in Ser iibergegebe=
men geote Biz gum geringiten WeoBe
L6nr9gefiibrt mer6en> Damn miro
Deut l6 Oelterrei6 9lnltrengnngen
maiden, gu glanben 6aB es unabban=
gig nno in Srie6en in ieinem Serri=
tori11m leben Tonne. @s er1partet, bob
Ser 80lferbnn6 in Ser Stun6e Ser
8e6rGngnis 5l1r Silfe ellen miro.
v3entl9=Selterrei9 lit no@ imr1er
felt in Ser Mnltdt, 6oB oie finan5ie1=
len 2oiten> 6ie tbn1 our6 BEN Srie=
oenspertraq aufgebitr6et mur6et1,
tpirfli9 6nrbgefiibrt tperoen fonnen
nno ooB, iouten Tie ni6t gelpoltig &C.
n1il6ert 1peroer, Elm 3n1ommenbrnd]
nidt ausgei6loiien iei.
Sefononi16e un6 finan5ieue &la11=
ieln 6es yrie6ensbertrages beiprez
6en6, lebt 6te Note bin5n:
u@s miro fir oie nd6iten 5tpei
Monote nnn1oglib fem, Mi1@fiibe II.
@inopieb ab3ugeben> oa 6ie &inoer
Deuti i94Oeiterrei9s unter Dem Man=
gel bon 6leii6 un6 Mil6 1eioen.
Deut19Dei iterrei9 n1uB 5ugeben, 11n=
ter Die finan5iele &ontroue Der Gn=
tentemd9te geiteqt gu ner6en aber
es ertpartet, 6oB 6as @ntldG6igungs=
fonitee Die 6eiperate Sage erfennt,
nno 6ie notigen &re6ite 5uerfennt,
INN &obntaterialien nnb Nabrl1ngs.
11ittel fonfen 511 f0nnen."
Die geote iebt bin5l1, "6aB es To-
gii9 eri6eine, 6ab alle Stoaten, Ole
| fruber CUR 0iterrei6iid=ungoriiden
Monar6ie geborten, 6ie S6nloen Der
alten Monar6ie gu tragen baten."
geleien ratifi5iert ssriebenspertras.
8riiiiel, 9. 9luguit. = Die Depn=
tiertenfalnmer ratifi3ierte beute ein=
| itirnnig BEN 5rieoensbertrag nit
Deutl6lan6.
@Gbren6 Ser 8eiprebung 6es Ser
trages erfldrte ser Minii tier oes Mel1=
Beren:
v0ie @olferltga offeriert feline 10.
| fortigen @arantien un6 5tDtngt nns,
onf nniere eigene 8ertei6igltng 511
o6ten. 9urnm tra6ten mir in Yaris
etne Mebilion Ser @ertrdge bon 1880
berbet5ltfiibren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

tpuroen> goben uns feine Mmsfunft
8enn lie bon untergor6neter geiitige1
@nttpidlnng lparet1, Damn iagten I'll
I'M &reu5berb0r, lpas ibnen einge
pauft pur6e, nauli6, Dob iie erit an
Eage borber CUR 6ront tan1en uni
ni9ts tpilien. 8aren es gebil6etert
Mdnner o6er 0ffi5iere, Damn tparfer
1ie 1i9 in Die 8ruit un6 iagten mil
ein0rltdsbouem 9eationnlltol5e:
v5ie f0nnen bon mir feine Sin.
gabcn er&parte11, oie nein uno neineS
2anoes S1tereiie ibdoigen tpiir0en.
Scr entlebli9e 56lag an1 Z. Mu.
quit nit 6en1 Mnfommen bon bielen
Sonfs betpies, tper I'M &e6te n1l6 me;
I'M unre9te mar Mm frIben 8or'
n1ittage &par 2nbe110prff I'M Belibe
eines W1innter=8eri9tes. Mber Ell
bea6tete bieles SnformationsiDlteln
ni6t mebr. @r aunBte es beIier. Gr
1ogte, es tp6re feine Offenltbe ;m
groBen MaBltabe, ionbern nnr Elm .:
faler Mngrlff.
Isle befabl einen 1ofortigen @e.
genungriff Ser 1pegen Mangesl an Re@
ierben beinabe unnOglt9 tDar. 2oq
I'M Sag, 5tun6e I'M Stunoe tpnroe
sic oeut16e Mrmee bon einen1 wled1
1nfDrntfprtpr, nritt Dem @e}9if ipie.
len0en General 1tubs6ef angetrieben,
ernrii6ete 1i9 ielbft uno perblntete:
u@s mnB tpie6erbolt tper6en, bob
sic fl1nban1er1tale uriade Der &ata=
1tropbe ser 3uiammenbru6 nnleres
observation-disclosures SS1 1par, gepoart
nit oen1 perr6terif6en 8orgeben Ell
niger unierer eigenen Soloaten. Bie
batte es on6ers n1og1i6 1ein fonne1t,
oab Ser Setn6 am s. @uguit gum Mn@
griffe finf5ebn quite Dibiiionen in
59la6tteuung bringen fonnte, obne
6aB unier Sberfomman6o 6te lei1elte
Mbnung 6apon bahe2
uS6 tpeib, tpie Der 6ein6 feline
Ernppen berteiH," erfldrte 2n6en=
oorff an1 Morgen 6es s. Mngnit. Ser
Mben6 5etgte BEN Stern beg 6entl9en
&et9es in elmer irnmermdbrenoen
1nnfelbeit untergeben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

SD CLAUDE, es lit teilpeiie TO-
anttportete 9anitng.
v@ur0e SSapon oen Tolferbnn(
u1ter5ei6net baben, penn es Sban:
t1ng ni9t befommen batte?"
sd CLAUDE" erflGrte ser Sefre:
tdr.
gr iette bi1151, 6aB 0ies feline pet.
ionlide 9lnii6t lei.
vOann mar 6as ein5ige &einlta1
Ser Sbantung=gelobnnn Der gerlnl1
bon Gbinas l1nteri6rift gum Srie=
benspertrag?" ..
Serr 2aniing gob auf oiele 6ro9e
feline 9(11ttport.
uWorum goben sic na9 in SbreH1
Yrotelte gegen cine ltebergobe bon
Sba1tung an SSapan?"
vgs NOR uleine" gnti6ei0ung.
gr fagte, oaB er ii6 ni9t ertnnern
fotne, 6aB Ser Erdlioent oen ameri>
foni16en Gelegaten iennals einen
@run6 fir feline 3uitimmung our
Sbn1tungfrage angegeben batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Galleric bcjnbe4 Senator
GcHae.

@nibington> 13. Muguit. Dte
Era6ittonen BEG 5enates mnroen
Beute beoenfli9 iiberihritten, onr6
eine aubergetp0bnltde 8eifansbe5eu-
gung fir 5erator 2o0ge ieitens Der
@aneriebeiu9er. Dieien 8eifan er-
rang er Iid, als er gegen Die Tor.
i9riften Ser B0lferliga iprad.
l1eber eine Mtnnte lang applan-
.oierfen oie @aneriebein6er unb il1-
belten I'M @egen1abe 5l1 ben Senats=
borihrifter1, uno als 6ann tpteoer Die
Oronung bergeitellt NOR nno 5ena-
tor @illioms, Dentofrate bon Wiiiii-
.ltppi fir oie 2iga iprad, brad Elm
Sturn1 gegen ieineMusfii fiibrnngen los.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, or
August 14th, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917
9 8erlin> 9: slngult. - &eute if
Ser. erite Sabrestag bonn Stur5e 6es
0ertl6en &ailertnms.
Ser s. 9luguit 1918 mar Der ia.
tnle Sag Ser Drebpnnft 6es ga1t,
gen &rieges," iogte General 2n6e1t.
6orf fiir5li6, nn0 beute itno 0ie Set
tnngen nit @rinnernngen an 0ielen
Sag gefiillt.
Gin Dffi5ier>: Ser Elm Mitglte6 6es
groBen @eneralfabes tpdbren6 Ser
lebten Nnr6e 6es groBen &onfliftes
tpnr, 16reibt in Ser &olni16en 3ei=
tnng:
.u9ie @rfabrung lebrte uns, ooB
sic logiibe Borbebingung fir ben
@rfolg Der groBera Sffenitbe> Die i1n
Sabre 1918 geplant Dar, auf ueber=
rai6ungsfoftoren berube. Die @ebeim=
boItung ser 8orbereitungen NOR az
les. 9ieies tpnr6e 6nrd) Die 6rei er=
folgreiden Sriibiabrsoffeniiben be.
ipieien.
9llliierte iparen ferttg+
uMber I'M ssSnli, .uls mir 5un1 lebten
tStreihe ouSbolfen, f6lug tptbe Sur
bereitung fir cine @ebeimbaltr1ng I'M
lerer Borbereitungen febl un6 Ser
groBe sSrie6ersitnrnn tpnr6e berlore1t.
l1niere .Sein6e fannten uniere Blane
bis III 6ie fleinlten @in3elbeiten nn6
tparen gum @n1pfange bereit.
uErob6em nnfer Ser5 gegen einen
1oIen @eoanfen rebeuieren mag, 6te
.@abrbeit muB geiagt peroen, 6oB
oent16e Gelerteure nn6 6entl9e &C.
fongene fir ben Breis etnes Sellers
pou 5nppe o6er onr9 l1eberrnii6ung
ooer beeinflnBt 6nr9 eine meitber=
breitete rebolution1re Bropagan6a,
sic @ebein1niiie berrieten, 6ie es nr=
ierem Seittbe err1t0glibte eine li6ere
.Nie0erlage IN einen entl9etoenoen
Sieg nn15uDanoeln.
Ser erite 59lag tpar 1niere
1dtpere ssSuli=geie0erlage, in fpel6er
mir bas gnf15e Marne Mrea berloren,
6as mir in. .Weai ge1pannen. uno trob=
oen fan1en mir aus 6ie1er 59la6t 81
einem Stinitnn6e un6 es gab nod
feine Mb1tung bon 6em 3uiannpen.
bru9e. sDns oberite &onn1an6o nabm
6ie Gage ni6t tragti6, aber beganu
nit neuer nggreiiiben Bl6nen.
ussS11 Sen eriten Sagen bon @ugui1
ben1erften mir 3ei6en bon elmer al
! llnternebmenben autierte1t an1erifa11i'
i6en @egenoffeniipe. SsSeben Morget,
erbieIten mir 8eritbte iiber 1nDlteriofe
Wotorengerdnibe tpdbren6 Der Na9t.
gBir ertparteten, 6aB &nnfs IN Mn.
griffsfeuung gebra9t lpiir6en.
,Mber Dos oberite &omman6o tDon'
te ni6t 6aran glnnben. @s perurteil=
te 6ie Merpoiitdt Ser S9iiBenerdben-
r1onn1boften tpegen Ser @r>pdbnune
bon.Eanfs. Sic erfldrter, 6aB Der
Jein6 nur feline W3unitionslager in
0ronnng brddte, un6 5u oieiem 3me.
de tanf1bnlide Sabr5eltge beniibe.
~gm 5. un0 6. Muguit fanten off
5ieIle 8eri6te, 6aB nniere Slieger
Sanfs geit9tet bdtten, 6ie an Der
5troBe glillD=Moreuin itiinben uno
5tpar Elm gan5es Sunoert IN Mn5ab1.
&ein &on1me11tar tn1r6e gegeben;
ni9t einntol &ornnanoo 5nr f6ar-
fen 8etpa6ung lno regerer Slteger-
tddtigfeit tpur6e gegeben.
u@ir bom @enerali itab tparen aber
beiorgt. 8enn irgen6ienan6 nit 100
Eonfs boriiiift, Damn plant er fetne
gergniigunsreiie, fonbern plant @nt-
1ebli9es. mer 6as oberite &omtnon-
oa blieb IN ietner erltaltnensp
Rnbe.
v8efangene, 6ie bon nns in ben
eriten Gagen oes Nuguit eingebrodt
be6ingungen befannt gibt un6 Mner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
@r5ber5og Suiepb foutmanbierte
glrueen.

p" V]dDc+duY Opiepy %Dutut""olC%%S
Mrmeen.
gr5ber5og SSoiepb NOR Ger &ont=
n1anoant Ser Observation-Disclosures
Gruppen an benz iii6liben &eile Der
iiltli9en 59la6tfront tpdbren6 5lpet=
er Sabre 6es groBen &rieges. SSS1
1918 pqr er Ser 8ubrer elmer 8elpe=
gung 3ur l1nabbdngigfeit l1ngarns
BON Selterret9 u110 als I'M 9eobe11t=
ber 1918 Ste 9oppe1monar6ie 5l1=
1ammenbrab, mnroe er bon &ailer
&qrl bon Oelterrei1 erin6t, Die @a@e
in 1ei1te @nn6 gu nebnen nn6 eine
2oinng ser politilben &riits berbei=
5nfiibren.
SIM elpril tpuroe beri8tet, 0ab cr
BON BEN @omn1nniIten in 8n6opelt It
btngeri6tet tpur6e, aber 0ieler Be-
ribt pur6e prompt 1pioerrufen. gr5=
ber5og Soiepb tpuroe ant 8. 9luguft
1872 in 2llointb geboren. SIM Hp-
penber 1918 entlagte er alien faiier=
li6en &e6ten
&umanen >uerben 8noapef perlaiien.
Il 2on6on, 10. glngnlt. Ser
run1dnil6e &o111n1anbant in 8u6apelt
bqt bqt -oie42lbiidt> ii1sseiinigen .Gagen 8n-
oapet 5n berloiie11 1neloen 9epe16e1l
aus g8ien. Dieie @1hlhei6ung tpur6e
0nr9 SEN Drud Ser M1iierten berbei=
gefiibrt.
Ser 8elagerungs8uitan6 1pur6e
iiber 8u6apelt berbangt, ieben Die
Wel6ungen bin5u.
@s miro beri9tet, 6aB in @inii9t
auf acknowledgment, Die IN I'm
garn 6robten> Ser &omman6ant Der
runr4nil9en Trnppen einen &efebl
erlieB, 6oB irgen6 ein gerbre6en ge<
gen Suoen 1ofort nit oem Eooe be-
ltraft tpiir6e.
Gr=&aiier lu11rbe sic &erridaft an-
9etragen.
Baris, 10. Auguit. 9ie inter
ouiterte Mi1iton in Bn0apeit iber-
ian6te nah elmer &or1feren5 NIT @r5=
ber5og So1epb nn6 Bremier 8rieori6
einen 8eri6t an sc. .@lemenceau, BrG=
ii6ent ser Syrie6ensfonferer5> 6aB Die
Gertreter Ser entente I'M bouen Gin.
beritdn6niiie nit Ser nenen nngari.
i6en &egierung ieien.
Ser friibere &uiier @orl BON Se-
errei9-ungarn tpuroe bon 1ngari=
l9en &otrioten >eriudt, tpie6er ben
Gbron 3u iibernebmen, lals Ser San
6es Bei6eI 4abinetts geft6ert mar,
1nel6en gea6ri9ten aus 3iirib.
Ser friibereM tpies aber 6os
@rln6en o1s bent @runbe ab, bob er
friiber @niier l1nb &onig uar urto iid
iebt nit elmer @0nigsfrone aQein
ni6t 5ufrie6en geben. >
&er5og bon @obenberg, ,9obn beg @r5@
} ber3ogs Gran3 Ger6inan6, Der i'm
Sabre 1914 in 5eraietpo nreu6le-
riid ern1or6et tpnr6e, ber1peigerte
ebenfaMs ben Ebro1 tnie Depef6en
beri9ten Die glei65eitig befanntge,,
ben, bob man fi6 an @r5ber5og So
iepb ols lebte Soffnlt1tg tpen6ete.
&6nia ferbinanb beridtebt ieinen
8ei1td.
&onia SSer6inano bon &nn1auie1t,
Ser oe1fern in Bu6npeit ei11treffe11
lollte, per16ob ieirten 8elu6.
Gin 8eri6t, Der bon elmer Secret
nigunq 5tpii6en ungarn uno Hnmd-
nien in Ser Borm elmer Doppelmo,
l1ar6ie fpribt, tpnr6e beute sptoerlegt,
erflGrt eine 8erner Oepei6e.
8abreno ser Sberrat Der Grie-
oensfonferen5 fetne Sibnng abbielt,
10 be1pra9e11 Ohtglteoer oes HateS
sic nngariide Sage.
9lmertfanii6e Stlfsbeamte, Die emit
gertreter gngIanos un6 SStalietts IN
l1ngarn fooperieren, beri9ten, bob
gnoopelt r11big iei oaB ober uller
<Eransport 11r1terbro9en lei.
Die Witglie6er bes @ates bntten
eine Depei9e oes gr5ber5ogs Soiepbs
.5ur geratung, Der ieine Mbitbten our
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
11)al>brGnHc Int 111ontatta

Miiionla, Mont., 12. Mngnit.
0ie 2orien Greet nn6 glf Monntatn
ol6bran6e I'M Clearwater geattonal
GoreH, fir1b iebt obne &ontrolle, tpie
Mn6ri1ten ans bieien Diitrifte 1an-
ten. Das 2nger Der Befdn1pfer oes
granoes IN gIf Wountain fiel ben
syIon1nlen gum Spfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

@r3ber5og Soiepb mar ser &ont.
n1an6ant Ser 0iterret6ii6 gariiben
Eruppen an 6em iu6liben Seile Der
iiitliden S6la6tfront pabreao 5lpet=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

beoingungen betannt gibt un6 Mner.
fennunq berlangt, iotpie I'M 6as Me6t
our gntietrbnng bon Delegaten nn1
Baris nam1um.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Prd(id%nt QUillpn vertrat Hmerlka
ALIEN, (a9t $ekretdr canlin9

Dor etnem 5enatsfon1itee etbt Der Staatslefretar
befannt oaf Ole 111tt9leoer Der ar1ertfande $rte>
oe11sfommiiton un1 nidts befra9t uor6en. - 2(1ne<
rifani1de pldne 1puroen gar 11tt in 8eratrn9 9e=
,oeer - D0lferlt9a Derf etnes Gn9ldnoers~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
General(tab$d)ef rudendorff fiir Be-
Ileglln9 vera1tWortliN 0e11aNt

raltabsoffbter beidulotet General Suoenoorff
Ger 111badtnn9 Der 6efahr. - Or unterid id1dbte am
eeblih Ste Dorbereitun9en Der 2lliierten. - Deut
}de 5oloate11 perrtete1 Ole pldne Der lekten, ent
id1etoer1oen Offenfpe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14
Gr3ber3u9 Jplepb an der Spite der
lln9arl(Nen Re9ierul19

111tteieoer oes io3aitiider Rabnetts 1peroen nah
reno elmer 5bune perhaftet* - Gr5her5og erludt
um 2lnerfennun9 uno &ntienonn9 un9artid1er De-
leate11 ,rr frteoensfonfere113 = Ridtet 2lppeu um
llnterltibune an oas un9arilhe Dolf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-08-14

Qnde iiber oeine eigenenWibe, berr1
tpenn Tie t1iht gut tpdren. piiroeit 6u
.iie bod niat eradblen. ].
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16
STEARN AGENCY
LOCATED HERE
New Firm Appointed Distrib-
utors For Central Penn
sylvania

An agency for Stearns- Knight
motorcars has been established in
this city by the Harrisburg Motor
Car Company, who will act as the
distributors for Central Pennsylva-
MIA.
A salesroom has been opened in
the Fishman Garage building at 104
South Fourth street. This is on the
western approach to the Mulberry
street bridge. Service will be main
tanned temporarily in the Fishman
Garage.
The Stearns, while a new car to
Harrists-rs, rs we'll known over the
country. 1t has the famous Knight
sleeve valve motor and is in the
class of medium priced cars. 1t has
the stream line body effect with
gasoline tank and tire equipment in
the rear. There are several models
of the Stearns, including both open
and closed cars.
The Harrisburg Motor Car Com
pany is also considering taking on a
well known truck for distribution
in this territory as we'll as an eight
cylinder touring car. Announce
ment of these cars will be made at a
later date.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16
Newspaper Justified
Edith Cavell Killing

Copenhagen, Aug. 16.-An at
tempt to relieve German authorities
of blame for the execution of the
British nurse, Edith Cavell, in Brus-
sells, October 13, 1915, is made in
an article printed in the Berlin
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung re-
ceived here yesterday. The article
which, it is asserted, is based on
documentary evidence, says Edith
Cavell, as an assistant of Prince
Reginald of Croy, abused the trust
placed in her as one engaged in
philanthropic work, by concealing
officers and men of Allied nationali-
ties until they could cross the from
tier
Ms Cavells guide, Gillies, is said
in the article to have conducted 900
men over the border. Sentence OF
death was imposed upon Miss Ca
veil by the court-martial, it is as
serted by a unanimous decision, and
the sentence was confirmed princi-
pally because the Germans held that
the nurse had been guilty of breach
of trust.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16

HAY FEVER relieved and pre-
vented by new discovery and irven-
ton. Those who suffer from annual
attacks can avoid same by consult
ing the NIAN-HEIL Demonstration
at Gorgas Pharmacy, 16 North
Third street.-Adv.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16
BUYING A TRUCK
NOT DIFFICULT
Organization Behind the Car
Counts For Much in the
Selection

In addition to considering design.
workmanship and materials in select
ing a motor truck, the wise buyer
looks also at the organization behind
the truck.
For in buying motor truck there
are n lot of things to be considered
in addition to the merits of the truck
itself as a transportation unit" says
C. H. Barner, of the keystone Motor
Car Co. local dealers for GMC trucks.
purchasing a motor truck is not like
buving many other staple articles. be-
cause a truck requires attention
throughout it's entire life and necessi-
tates a careful watch, on the part OF
its maker, as long as it is in service.
That is, such follow-up is needed II
the truck buyer is to get the proper
results from his purchase.
"Already in the truck field there
arc thousands of owners of so-calIed
orphan trucks. Orphan trucks, | pre-
sumo it is we'll understood. are trucks
whose makers have ceased to do ousi-
ness These machines, in many cases
are well built, well designed trucks
and would give excellent service 70
their owners had they still parent
organization. AS it is, many of them
are out of service permanently pc
cause of the lack of some part OF
service which only factory co"lo
give to them . s,,or,c;oI
loss to the owner of an orphan t ~
hut If also is n bad thing for the truCh .h
Industry generally. Owners VINO a., a.
enough TO get an VI 80,
truck are many times leo ava! 80
truck owning generallN nE tiitS ,,aII
ord their own business suffers as W.
ae the truck business generally.
+Larn is no way of preventing owner
sbin of an orphan truck. except loI
each Individual buyer TO selSo[
ma Ike Of truck that he KNOWS ls s!ioI,+ 49,
"a Nv an organization of suHlclenC
so,,rGrass and strength to insure Us
~en,ainine. in business during the Ire
of his truck. 80, x,,;+ure cor
tain types of machinery anI .ar,
other articles. The taliure ot ne more
MIA ctnrer means simply that no nv ~
of that particular product can pe tpe
;,Sad Tho articles already IN Int
hands of the consumer VII SER ,,d the
davs cf usefulness perfectl! tn,,ers an
s,ra+s viii come only as custoiie.
rec t.So,,nlate replacements and can
80 cct the same article as pel3Le.
TLo +ruclS owner, whose truck mar
80 GONE out of business. may NAY
cod efficient working lFuch ~ 0,,,,,ch
10 o-morrow It may be only 50
scrap iron. ,. ,,,,.or nermanency
,N.or,,tofion Of the truck manu!aC
and amer Two%id have an equal weighff tsa1f
With With tic merits Of the trufki dfsion l,Sf to
when W / was making, a dec1Slen ttat sound
pgrshTiiift po,ehiitv la and long life in the truck
reIiaui',v reI,ao, ,t:So,,id be worth a pretty cen
maker sum moI in dollars and cents to me,
Rv R1Se that sT mean that would pay yT mfPe fhe
5y F3r az a truck that was backed thon by for for
r,ght apoe h,,tu truck without a solid or
the nar,,zation gatit behind it. Moreoyer;t
E,,I5 EaniEa consider it money well spent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16
weekly hotel bills and expense ac-

weekly hotel bills and expense ac-
counts scared.
But the development of the motor
car, and particularly the light COM
mercial car, is rapidly doing away
with these old-fashioned methods of
wholesale selling. An interesting sam
pie of the successful use of such a car
is that of B. \. Rives, a shoe sales
man in Southern Alabama.
In August, 1918. Mr.. Rives bought
n Dodge Brothers business car and
abandoned the southern railroads as a
means of covering his territory. Since
that day the car has been in continual
use, carrying the salesman, driver and
a bulky 700 lbs. of samples. To the
Dodge Brothers dealer from whom
the car was purchased Mr.. RiVes
wrote: II find that l can make nearly
three times as many towns in week
as l formerly could by railroad ana
the weekly expense is no greater. The
pulling qualities of your business car
cannot be eXcelled and the upkeep
for the time that I have had 1t mas
been too little to count. The pleasure
of not having to wait for trains would
overhalance the entire expense OF the
car Refer any of the boys on the road
To me if they have a heavy load ana
want > go along without any trou-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16
Archbishop Dougherty
Is 81 years Old Today

Philadelphia, Aug. 16. - Arch
bishop Dennis j. Dougherty is
spending his fifty-fourth birthday
quietly in the city to-day. At his
own request there was no formal
observance of the anniversary.
Archbishop Dougherty was born
August Is, 1865, at Ashland, Schuyl-
kill county, Pa. When small boy,
his parents moved to Girardsville
and at the age of seventeen he en-
tered st. Charles Seminary, Over
brook.
He distinguished himself there and
was finally selected to complete his
saudies at the American College,
Rome. He carried off the honors
of his class and received the de-
gree of doctor of divinity in 1890.
Upon his return to the United
States, the late Archbishop Ryan at
once made him a member of the
faculty of st. Charles Seminary. He
first occupied the chair of philoso-
ply there, and later that of dogma
tic theology.
In 1903 the archbishop was the
first American priest chosen by
Rome to take charge of a diocese
in the Philippines. While bishop of
Nueva Segovia, he braved the raw
ages of the cholera epidemic which
swept the islands at that time, and
also did notable work among the
lcpers in the colony within his do
cese. In 1915 the Pope transferred
him to the Episcopacy of Java. a
larger and more important diocese.
The climate of the Philippines,
which the average American en-
dures for about two years, finally,
however began to tell upon the then
bishop. Near the close of 1915, he
was called back to the United States
and given the diocese of Buffalo.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-16
Do Not Expect Mexico
to Reply to u. S. Note

Washington. August 15.- No an
swer t" the reply of the Mexican gov
ernment to the State Departments
warning that failure to protect Amer
leans might result in radical change
of policy, will be made. Officials ex-
planned that the United States would
wait until President Carranza dis
played either unwillingness or inabil-
:ty to afford Americans the protection
they had a right to expect, before
taking further action.
One of the first possibilities of ac-
ton, should the Government be
forced to it, would be to withdraw
diplomatic representatives or even
to withdraw recognition of the Car
rama government. Active interven-
ton is considered in most quarters a
remote measure at this stage.
The Carranza government spec