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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
"Embert 0ltem ;"

Elosz0r L0bl Nor vadlottat
hallgatta XII a bir6sag.
Lob: Mem vagyok bunos, mint
katona, de bun0snek erzem ma
gam mint ember, inert embert 0l.
tenn. Parancsot kaptam ARA,
hogy az ,Erzsebet-hidfo tajekan
cirkaljak. A Klotild-palota taje-
karol lowest hallottam. Besiet-
tenn a szovjethazba es jelentest
tettem err6l Korvinnak, aki AIT
mondta, maid nyomoztat ez ugy-
ben. Akkor elmentem szovjet-
hazbol a Maria Valeria-utcaba,
fogtuk Berend tanar hullajat es
bedobtuk Dunaba. Ezutan
yisszatertem, megmostam kezei-
met es ugy este feltizenegy ora
tajban a szovjethazban targyalt
Korvin Lukacs Gyorgy nepbiztos-
sal. Odahivott engem Lukacs
Gy0rgy es kovetkezoket mond-
ia: A Klotild-palota tajekan, az
ablakokb6l fenyjelzeseket adnak
lie, SGT l0voldoznek is. Menjen kety
emberrel, tartson a gyanus helye-
ken hazkutatast es OFT, ahol fegy-
vert vagy jelz6lampat talal, sta
tarialisan szurja le vagy lGjje
agyon burzsujt. Ere en- val
lotta tovabb vadlott - ket is
meretlen v0r0s katonat vettem
magamhoz es az Eskii-uton latom,
hogy egy egesz t0meg v0ros ka-
tona 0sszever6d0tt. Odamegyek
es AIT mondjak, hogy rogt0n le-
hoznak hazbol valakit, aki feny-
jelzest adott lie, SGT kilott az abla-
kon. Alig multi el egy perc, XII
yer Lajos mar hozta is Madaraszt.
Elkezdtek szidni, rarohantak,
Kuver tobbsz0r arcul it0tte. En-
"a kapott parancs folytan, izgatott
es felheviilt allapotomban bottal
iitlegeltem Madaraszt, ugy, hogy
bottom effort es Madarasz elbu-
kott. A rohamkesemet kaptam
elo es ketszer beleszurtam. NADIA
rasz meg mindig mozgott, mire le-
kaptam fegyveremet es annak
a szuronyaval keresztiild0ftem,
hogy ne szenvedjen soka. (Gu-
nyos nevetes es derultseg a k0-
z0nseg koreben).
Az eln0k: Cs0ndet kerek a k0-
zonseg k0reben! Maga Lobl az
zal vedekezik, hogy mint katona,
parancsot teljesitett? Hat ez mem
lgaz, maguk mem voltak katonak,
hanem gyilkos terrorista banda,
akik megfelemlitve tartottak h6-
napokon keresztiil az egesz va
rost. Mi tortent Madarasz holmi-
javal?
Elszedtuk az arany6rajat,
lancat es egyeb ing6sagait. Az
ing6sagokat at akartam adni Lu-
kacs Gyorgy nepbiztosnak, de ez
Hevesi Gyulanehoz, a nepbiztos
felesegehez utasitott, akinek oda
adtam a dolgokat. Azutan fcl-
y I'm Kuver lakasara es oft
palinkaztunk.
d Amikor Dunaba dobtak
Madaraszt, az meg akkor is cit,
inert horgott.
Az lehetseges.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

A ih&tralekos olvas6k szives fl
gyelmebe.

gyelmebe.
Az "Amerikai Magyar Hirlap"
megalapitasa ota allandoan a
Youngstown es k0rnyeli magyar
sag erdekeinek Is jogos igenyei-
mex bator es sz6lximond6 harcosa.
Tudja ezt mindenld, ki lapun-
kat olvassa es meggyozodhetib
r6la mindenlxi, a XII megrendeli
lapunkat es olvas6ink taboraba
szeg6dik.
Ebben az esztendoben is szive-
sen adtunk volna naptart DIVA
s6inlnak, de ebben megakadalyo-
zott al q koriilmeny, hogy nyom-
dank koltozkod0tt Is ICY a kol-
t0zk0dessel jar6 nehezsegek
Matt a naptar csak a tavaszi h6-
napokban jelenhetett volna meg.
szivesen karpdtoljuk azonban
olvas6inkat azzal, hogy lapullk
szerkeszt0jenek forditasaban mem
solzara megjelen6 hires regenyt,
"A nemzetk0zi KEN" "-et igen ked-
vezmenyes arban fogjuk ar,,sita-
nj az el6fizet6knek.
Addig is azonban ARA kerjik
azokat, a kiknek az el6fizetesiik
lejart, hogy szivesledjenek AIT
miel6bb megujitani. Az elofize-
tes egy eyre $500, felvere $1.00.
olvasoink kenyelmere az alol-
irott helyeken lehet el0fizetni:
YoUNGST0WNBAN
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap iroda-
ia, 800 West Federal st.
Mihok Sandornal, 1886 West Re
deral st.
Ress Testvereknel, 4Os West Fe-
deral st.
Gagyi Janosnal.
EAST YOUNGSTOWNBAN
Ress Testvereknel, 3418 Wilson
ave.
Lulovszky Palnal.
NILESBEN
Kalnay Ferenenel, 356 e. Park
avenue.
sHARoNBAN
Shamu Gyorgynel, 152 Spruce
street.
FARRELLBEN
Antal Istvannal, $50 Fruit ave.
sHARPsVILLEBEN
Szalma Janosnal, 66 Shenango
street.
Ismetelten kerjiik hatralekos
olvas6inkat, hogy rendezzek el0fi-
zetesJket, inert ket het mulva be-
sziintetjiik lapunk kiildeset azok-
nak, akik felszolito levelink da-
cara sem egyenlitettek XII tarto.
zasukat.
Tisztelettel
az "Amerilxai Magyar Hirlap"
elofizetesi osztalya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Madarasz Bella orvosnovendek
meggyilkolasa.
teroristak fotargyalaanak hetedk napa Berendags
dia utolso anu Tagadnak medkus gykosai Eredmeny-
telen bestSsek

4 - Mem mondta Madarasz, hogy
az utols6 szigorlatara kesziil es
meg meg is mutatta jegyzeteitg
- Lehet, hogy ICY van, de mem
emlekszem ra. Kerdeztem, hogy
van-e revo1vere es erre AIT felel-
te, hogy igen es ideadta.
- Lassa, ez sem igaz. Amikor
maga megkerdezte, van.e revol-
we're, AIT felelte, hogy nincs. Ere
maya egyszerre letompitotta a
hangjat es mint joakar6ja ait
mondta neki: Uram, en- becsiilet-
savanna eskiisz0m, hogyha j6.
szantab6l atadja a revolveret,
semmi baja sem lesz. Ha azon-
ban bazkutatas utjan keriil el6 a
revolver, nagy baja lesz. Az a
szegeny, j6raval6, becsuletes fla
talember hitt maga becsiletsza-
vaban es atadta a revolvert,
melyben minden egyes tolteny ep
volt. Ere maga rogton osszepo-
fozta es telefandr6ttal, osszek0-
t0zte kezeit. -
- Ez lehet, hogy ICY volt, de
mem kot0ztem ossze.
Is - Tud-e valamit felhozni a
lnentsegere?
- En- kerem bolond voltam es
bolond is vagyok. Ket esztend0n
keresztGl elmegy6gyintezetben
+apoltak, AIT hiszem, mem tudtak
Ekigy6gyitani.
= Maid megvizsgaljak most az
elmebeli allapotat.
Halottszallitas szemeteskocsin
Max Miksa vadlott vallomasa-
ban elmondja, hogy az Esku-uton
a kerdeses hazban este kilenc es
tiz ora k0zott harmadik emele-
ten egy ablakb6l vilagossagot Ia
tott kiszirodni. Felkuldte Val
da Nathan vor0s6rt, hogy a villa
gossagot oltassa ell q maga pc
dig lent maradt a. kapuhan, koz-
ben odaerkezett Lobl Nor, maid
Kiiver politikai ayomoz6, akik-
mex elmondotta, hogy harmadik
emeleten vilagossagot latott. K0-
rilbeliil tiz perc mulva lehoztak
Madaraszt, L0bl fejbeverte, amire
Madarasz 0sszeesett f0ld0n
fekvo ember mcllebe beled6fte
szuronyat. A jarda melIett allott
egy szemeteskocsi, erre tettek fel
holttestet.
- Az elsosorban mem volt meg
hottest, inert me gelt es a szeme-
teskocsi sem allott oft, inert ma
ga hozta oda.
Max: tagadja, hogy szemetes-
kocsit 3 hozta volna oda erG-
sen allitja, hogy Madarasz mar
halott volt, amikor szemetesko-
csira feltettek. Tagadja, hogy
Madarasz cipoit 8 huzta volna lie.
AIT allitja, hogy a cipoket Pc.
lanszky huzta le. Ellenben ait
beismeri, hogy Madarasz nadrag-
jat 8 yitte ell. AIT allitja, hogy a
holttestet L0bl fosztotta XII. Ez-
l9 9 9
/ utan szembesitettek vadlotta-
kat, de a szembesites nem jart
eredmenynyel.
| Polanszky LaJos vadlott annyit
beismer, hogy Madarasz Belanak
az egyik cip6jet 3 vette lie Is je.
flen volt akkor is, amikor hala.
losan sebesIlt orvosnovendeke,
szemeteskocsira dobtak es ugy
vittek "a Dunahox. Megemit5
vaNomasahan AIT is, hogy lit .
targyalss elStt, meg mikor vad
inditSanyt kezhez vettek, MAJ
'enttyomban srra kerte, hogy nj
nyomjak egymast' Is tagadia. lie
lhogy a cip6ketlehuzta.
i A tarsyalast kedden delel6t
folytatjak
| cserni vssDje
! A fotargyalason tudvalevGei
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

Dcnemsokara hiba csuszott dolgok rendj jebe:
A telepesek nemeyike usta es hanyag lett ICY gon-
dolkoztak Reszem eelmiszerben, ruhazatban,
lakast is kapok Minden szikseges megkaphatok, mig
a tobbiek dolgoznak NIinek dolgozzam en- tehat?
Masok szorgamasak voltak S AIT kerdek: ''Miert
dolgozzunk napopodrt?'
Rettenetes ehnseg es szenvedes kovetkezett be.
Smith kapitany diktatorra kaltatta XII magat prok-
lamaci6t intezett elepesekhez: ''aki dolgozk,
az ne egyek!'
Csakhogy az emberek hamar elfelejtet6k szen-
vedeseiket. A lustak megint koz terhere valtak.
Ujabb ehinseg es nyomor iitott tanyat teepen.
Ekkor Sir Thomas Dale, vi vezer, feloszatta
foldet 8 akeres tekekre amiert telepesek evenknt
ket es fel horde engert fizetek kozseg penzaraba
A magantulaidonho val6 visszateres megszin-
tette az ehinseget sa nyomor teepesek Jo doket
click Meg voltak eegedvc inert minden embernek
volt miert dolgoznia
Az erelyes es dolgos embernek volt celia. AIinel
nehezebben dolgozot tnnal nagyobb eredmenyt ert ell
Csaladjanak jobb megelhetest bztosthatott. lusta
viszont nem elhette renyhe here eetet. Vagy dol
gozott vagy ehenhalt.
kommunizlnust new englandi elso telcpesek is
kpr6baltak A fcnmaradt iratok kozott talaljuk
k0vetkez0ke kozosseg sok zavart es vszalyt oko
zott, inert fatal, eeteros es munka6ra legalkalma
sabb embcrek mem voltak hajltndok dolgozni masok
felcsegei es gyermekei ellatasa6rt.'
joliet es megelegcdettseg akkor waott be, ami
kor Bradford kormanyzo minden csaladnak egy darab
fodet parceazott XII " es mindcn cmber igen szorgal-
mas lett, tobb tengcri vetett, mint annakelotte.'
AMT Amcrika elso telepesei megkiserlettek es
nit viagtortenelem tanusaga szerint szamalanszor
kipr6baltak, Oroszorszagban egy egesz nemzet XII
serli meg Kozos tulajdon bolsevizmus alapelve.
Ez celia bolsevikiknck Egyesiilt Aamokban is.
Es eppen ugy amint heytelennek bizonyult Virginia
ban es New Englandban, annak fog bizonyulni
Oroszorszagban is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29

Igaz AIT feelhetik, hogy mindez haromszaz
ev e5tt tortent
Igen: es ez az, ami bosevizmust as az l. w. w.
tanokat meg fogja semmisiteni. multban a kozos
tua jdon rendszer legkedvezobb viszonyok kozott
lett kprobalva kiserletez6 telepeken csak szazak
votak, mig milli6k erdeke forog koekan. Akkor
cleseg es anyag az otthonepitesre minden ember ke
zeiigyebe esett
Mem kellett megszerzesehez sok puska, fejsze, kes
es munka Ma egyik embercsoport masikra van utal-
elelemert, egy harmadikra ruhazatert A va
ros lakok ehinseggel kuzdenenek, ha f0ldmiiveles
ipar, banyaszat, kozlekedes lanyhulna.
A kommunizmus bukasa az emberi rtemsszetbcn
gyokeredzik
Az eszme azon hten alapul, hogy mirden ember
onzetlen emberbarat = ak masra es koz javara gon
dol el6bb mint onmagara es csaladjara es hogy min
csenek lusta tunya renyhe keptcen tsztessegtecn
emberek
Az orosz soviet alkotmany kmondja: NE egyek
az, ak dogozik.' y Els Lenn mem ad kenyer-
jegyet azoknak, akik mem akarnak dolgozni
De ez meg mem minden.
Lcnn kapitalista'' darabszam munkara fogjG az
enbercket tarsadamositott gyarakban, tehat egyik
munkas tobbet kercs mint mask inert minel
gyobb cmber kepcssege, ambicoja es gyorsasaga,
annal tobbet fog keresni.
Es Lenin 'kapitasta, szaktrtokct alkalmaz
ilycn gyarak vezeteserc, magasabb fzctessel mint
Amerikaban hogy az orosz munkast minel nagyobb
tcrmelesrc szoritsak.
Tehat mint amerikai els6 kominnnista kser-
ettev6k, ugy Lenin is rajott hog YAK atag embernek
sziiksegc van, hoey valam munkara buzditsa - alka-
lom szcmelyes elony kvivasara.
Els most ujra meghonositja AIT az parrendszert,
amit k6t evvel eze6tt mnden igyekezetevc epuszti-
tott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
Amikor Amerika mar gyakorolta
amit Lenin ma preGkal.


mmkaokk
Ne
ammka A NIT
maV a
Az
Ia dus stermes
alan arsddm ends
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-29
!! .cserai 'vssSje

A fotargyalason tudvalevGen
sok incidens jatsz6dott mar lie
Cserni v6d6je Matt. AZ els5 We
do, akit az iigyvedi kamara kiren-
delt, meg sem jelent . targyala-
son, .agy, hogy q f6targyalasi ell
noknek hallgat6sas korkb5l Eel.
lett igyyedet kircndslni. III csak
tel napig yitte q v6d6i tisztet, az
utan lemondott. A kijvetkez6 ve-
do mar k6t napig miik6d6tt, maid.
cz is visszalepett. Akkor ujra a
fotargyalasi eln6k rendelt III esy
ved0t, de ma 40 ssyisszalepett. a
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
RUINS OF TAHITI
BE RESURRECTED
Relics of a Forgotten Warship are
Sought Where Once Stood the
Temples to God of War

Papette. Tahiti, July 29.--The an
cient lore of Tahiti is to be resurrect-
ed and the ruins of the temples of the
South Pacific Islanders, ordered de-
stroyed a century ago by Christian
missionaries, are to be uncovered by
excavation. Efforts to gather the
relics Of forgotten warship are be-
ing vigorously prosecuted here.
Interest centers upon the great CEN
trail temple of Marae at Atehuru, on
fees were offered to the bloodthirsty
god of war, "Oro." So completely
were the wishes of the missionaries
carried out that nothing remains save
traces of the foundations of this ex-
tensive temple. Excavations are ex-
pected to bring to light some interest
ing objects, which, it IS hoped, will
reveal the purposes and uses of this
ancient structure.
Marae while being the chief temple
of Tahiti. was not the Oldest or the
most important in the islands The
temple of Opoa, traces of which still
remain on the island of Raiatea, was
the sacred center of religion in the
eastern Pacific and not until a stone
from this has been Incorporated in the
structure did the Marae temple on
Tahiti become consecrated.
1t was at Marae that Captain Cook
witnessed the ceremonies of human
sacrifices chronicled in his "Voy-
ages"
The natives, while protesting Chris
tianity, and manifesting it by most
active church attendance. have a deep
fear of these places. Under no cir
cumstances will they approach IL ese
temples at night, nor venture near
them by day without great trepida-
ton, believing that should they in
any way offend the sleeping gods.
vengeance will come.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
EASY TO DARkEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and Lustrc
With Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell
because it's done so naturally so even
ly. Preparing this mixture. though, at
home is mussy and troublesome. At
little cost you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-use preparation, i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gradients called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You just dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. BY morn
ing all gray hair disappears, and, after
another application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully darkened, glossy
and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace. is a sign of age. and as we all
desire a youthful and attractive ap-
pearance. get busy at once with
wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
JAPANESE PLAN RAISING
FROGS FOR TABLE USE

Toxic. Aug. 5.-Frog meat made its
first appearance last month in the
menu of one of the most popular res
taurants of the city. Frogs had never
been considered as a food until very
recently by the Japanese. In 1918 DR..
Watanaee brought some edible frogs
from the United States. They were
kept at the Infectious Disease Ex-
perimental Station where experiments
were made in breeding and raising.
The government has taken steps to
encourage the raising and eating of
frogs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
SEEK TO HALT
LABOR TROUBLES
Employees and Employers Are Looking
For Remedy For Strikes.
(ey Associated Press,

: lBy Associated Press.)
Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 5-Progress Is
reported in the movement in the state
Of Washington to devise a better way
to settle industrial disputes than
through strikes and lockouts.
The Washington Industrial Code
Commission for more than year has
been gathering data from employers
and employees to be used as the basis
for a new law to be presented to. the
state legislature when it convenes next
January. The commission was in
structed to frame law which will set
Gle disputes between labor and capital
without recourse to the cumbersome
weapons of the past that so often work
a hardship on the public at large.
Before the law is written this fall
the commission plans to give hear
ing TO every person in Washington who
thinks he has a solution and will have
studied the statutes of every state IN
the union that has attempted to bet
ter the relations between labor and cap
ital. Already hearings have been held
in most OF the larger cities of the state
and the commission made special trip
to Vancouver, B. c., where labor leaders
and employers were met and where
the Canadian Industrial disputes act was
thoroughly discussed.
1T was found in British Columbia"
Secretary Dewitt M. Evans OF the COM
missions. said, that councils OF en-
ployers and employees with an industry
are proving beneficial. These councils
are more important in getting the two
interests together than are the tribunals
provided in the British Columbia act"
Naturally, according to Mr. Evans,
there is some discrepancy between en-
ployers and employees regarding the
way amicably to settle disputes. but
both are agreed that the huge economic
loss resultant from strikes should be
prevented This desire to abolish
strikes and lockouts. Mr.. Evans be-
lieves. Is the best indication that the
commission will be able to draw UP
workable piece of legislation.
The commission realized it cannot
create law that will abolish the I'M
DERIVING causes OF contention between
labor and capital" said Mr.. Evans, but
1t does believe II can frame a set of
rules and regulations for handling dis
putes so that the interest OF the pub
lie and both parties to the contention
will not be disastrously affected
THE commission. expects to estab-
lish in Washington the machinery
which will avoid the large number OF
strikes and lockouts that arise pri-
marily because there is no agency to
prevent Them
The members Of the commission are
Mr.. Evans OF Tacoma; Edward P.
Blake. Seattle; H. Alvin Moore Seattle,
I0hQ poftic00 CnnIona ond
Dimmick, Yakima There are employers,
employees and representatives OF the
public on the commission
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
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The many friends of Mrs. Annie
Garrettson will be glad to learn she
has returned from a visit to her sister,
who lives in Pittsburgh.
Burt Beal was the guest of his par
ents one night last week.
Master Harold Laden spent the day
with John and Floyd Langhard Sun
day last.
Roe Buslxy and mother called on
Mrs. W. f. Foley Sunday.
Rev. Pierson of Klondyke has
bought the store at Fig City. former
ly owned by Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Baton took a jolly
crowd out to Eleven-Mile Creek Sun
day.
Mrs. NJ. F. Foley and daughter, Mrs.
Birdie Mitchell and children, were Fig
City visitors Monday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelley has been quite sick with fever.
but is reported better.
Master Floyd Langford had the mis-
fortune !. to cut his foot badly with
glass last Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
JONES BILL HAS
BEEN CRITICISED
British Editor characterized Meas
ure as "America's Bid for Ship
ping Supremacy"

London, Aug. 5.-The Jones bill,
characterized as Americas bid for
shipping supremacy" is denounced by
the shipping expert Of the Sunday OBJ
server as "retaliatory and disorimina-
tory"
He declares that the war has taught
other nations the Importance OF own
ing a mercantile marine and that jeal-
ousy has been aroused throughout the
world by the liability and magnificenes"
OF the British mercantile establishment.
I'm two countries, +" he asserts, "in par
ticular. is a feeling of most bitter jeal-
ousy against our mercantile marine.
These two countries are France and the
United States"
The writer declares that there is
nothing to which foreigners can OBJ
ject in the principal provisions of the
Jones bill insofar as it is intended to
coordinate the transport resources of
the United States whether ocean. coast
wise or inland shipping. railways. ports
and docks so as to form one immense
undertaking to force American export
and import trade into the holds Of
Americanships.
He says, however, that some of the
clauses Of the bill were intended to
be discriminatory against Great Britain
and Japan. Among these he mentions
those which authorize preferential
treatment to American vessels in
American ports. The insurance pro-
visions Of the bill. he says. impose the
most drastic forms OF returns, (which
are based absolutely upon the methods
of the German insurance companies,
against which America herself pro-
tested so bitterly previous to her entry
into the war. These have been de-
vised admittedly for the purpose of
learning every iota of business trans
acted by foreign companies with a view
to passing the same on to American
concerns. The object. of course, is that
having this information, the govern
ment may Gust the American company
entirely to assist British insurance.
I'm the same vein is the clause which
valves in favor of American insurance
companies the Sherman antitrust law.
This is entirely on par With the
methods adopted by the shipping board
during the war when it transpired the
confidential information given to the
shipping board solely for the purpose
OF the war was being used to enable
American shipping to defeat British
shipping after the war.
We in this country now know that
we are to be faced with the most bit
ter competition for the supremacy of
the seas which we have ever had to
meet. We are in for big fight, but
before America can win the fight she
must create a. national feeling For q
mercantile marine. She must prepare
to pay considerably higher freight and
insurance rates on all she imports and
exports and she must be willing to
forego profits on her shipping enter
prises for many years. The person who
Is most willing to feel the pinch of
Americas ambitions will be the Amer
lean exporter"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
NUTTING OFF ON LONG
CRUISE ON ''TYPHOON''

New York, Aug. 5.--William Wash
burn Nutting, a motorboat publisher,
OF Beach hurst, L. l., who recently de-
parted from New York aboard his
ketch "Typhoon" for Cowes, England.
took with him crew OF amateur
sailors.
'Typhoon" is a new yacht built at the
laboratories of DIR. Alexander Graham
Bell, Baddeck, Cape Breton Island, No
VA Scotia, Canada, from designs by
william Atlxin. She is a 45-foot craft
with a beam OF IA feet and auxiliary
powered for use only in case OF calm
weather.
The crew consists OF Nutting. r. w.
Baldwin, the head OF DIR. Bells labora-
tories, Jim" Dorsett, Baldwtn's right
hand man and Guy Matheson. who
toined the Canadian Expeditionary
Force as a private and came back an
acting colonel with the distinction, 1t
a. said, OF winning every military deo-
Grafton within the gift OF the British
nation except the v. c.
The yacht will sail approximately
the course taken by Alcock and Brown
n their famous airplane voyage from
Newfoundland to the British Islands
n,his a far north where there is plen-
~ AZ wind and unusually plenty Of sea
,D,th ~ Mr.. Nutting expected to arr
y,ya nj Cowes in time to attend the
races for the British international
trophy, for which an American team of
three boats has challenged and which
win take place starting August 10.
Later the 'Typhoon" will cruise about
the british Isles, then down the French
coast and into the Mediterranean. Be-
fore snow flies the party will sail for
the United states via the Southern
course. stopping at the Azores and
bermuda.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-06
LARGEST DRY DOCK ON
MEDITERRANEAN PLANNED

Washington. Aug. 5.-The largest
drydock ON the Mediterranean is
planned at Naples.
Recent degrees OF the italian govern
ment authorizing the construction of
this dock and a smaller one at the in
dustrial port of Baia-Averno provide
that work must begin within six
months of the official date of the dec
laration of peace.
Besides the dry-docks. it is planned
to transform Lake Averno for the use
of shipyards, and to build canal con-
meeting the lake with the port Of Ma
pies proper.
The Italian government will within
a period of so years pay about half OF
the cost of the work and at the end of
so years the entire property automat-
ically becomes government property.