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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Ehnerias
(De ia Yoz del PuebIo"l


Adonde van los sonidos
Cuando muere en- los ofdos
La postrera vibraci0n9
Fl aire es mar: en- I'll began
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En- Ia m0vil extension.
Adhnde vuela 81 perfume?
Sc eNaTora. Sc consume
Y Sc disipa y SO We;
Triste vampire del orbe
FL aire su esenc1a SCRIBE
Y Mueitc el perfume estas
Adopte su disco enclerra
FL roio sol cuando cierra
La tiniebla su capdz?
Y. adonde, tristes y bellas.
Van las palidas estrelias
Cuando aparece Ia luzg
II aire es tumba. devora
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EkimeTas vlbracioneB.
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Van al mismo pante0n.
Pero Ia mdsica hIanda
Revive, palpita , anda.
sumisa a II vOlnntad.
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81 quereis verla dcspIerta.
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r perfume no Sc gasta:
Cada moiecala brola
y Sc esparce en ID extension,
fibra pf6xlmo q pafdarao
onduiando " 4 caeondsrhe
a gas hojaa del bogou.
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IN paiacio soheuno
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

No se olsiden de- poner tanfo IA
direction yieia como IA nuova. al pe.
DIR IN camhio DE- su ~poFi6dico. E8i0
e impqtante para que % les faits-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

NEMHr N NtMN laFtN MN TTTT
Ciarfn de guerra pide sangre.
Truena la voz del captain:
-lndio; a las filasl BIande el arma
hasta MORN 0 hasta triunfar
Tras Ia batalla, 81 es que mueres,
nadie de II Sc acordara;
pero 81 en- Gambia Ell triunfo alcan.
zas,
te hare en- mis- tierras trabajar. .
NO me preguntes d0nde vas.-
D6cil Ell indio entra en- las fiIas,
como I'm autdmata marcial;
y solo dice, grayemente:
ASH sera.
Muier del indio: en- If los oios
un dfa pone blanco audaz.
Charco de sangre. . .Hombre por
TERRA.
junto al cadaver I'm puiaI...
y luego ell jpsz increpa al indio,
que sonrfe sin temblar;
-Quien como to con hero mata,
con hero muere. Moriras!
Pone un relampago en- sus ojos
turbios ell indio. VI con la faz
vuelta . los %cielos, dice apenas.
ASH serA.
On raza firme como I'm arbol
que no Sc agobia al huracan,
que no Sc queia bajo ell hacaa
Y que Sc impone al pedregal!
IeRaza que gufre su tormanto
sin que Sc le olga lamentar.
FL "Dios 10 quiere" de los moros
suena como este "Asi sera?"....
Resignation? Antes orgullo
de QUEEN Sc siente waller mar
qque la Fortuna caprichosa
y que la humana crueldad.
Un filosonco desprecio
hacia ell dolor acaso da
Ia herencia indfgena a mi sangre,
pronta a FUR sin ~protestar;
y cada vez que la torpeza
de la Fortuna huge d mi afan,
y crueIdades harto humans
nieganle Ell paso a mi Ideal.
y hasta Ia vida me asegura
que NADIA tengo que esperar.
dueio 70 siempre de INF mismo.
y superior al bien y al NAL,
digo. encogiendome dc hombrOs
Asf seral
Jose Chance CHoCANO.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18
For Sale.

FOR SALE An attractive residence
With three bed fooins and den. com
fuIsa1ie parior. dining room, kiioA-
en- aud hath Uui house With garage
and water supply plant. neieo
Lighting SYSTEM. Thee aires OF
grounds With fine orange ana grape
fruit grpse III heavy beariuE. Sill
uaIed outside i city limits O. like
Highway Price runs into i've tx
ures Ser Buggnsn, II Orange
Avenue.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18
SEPARATE SKIRTS
SASS TO $500

This bountiful collection makes
gratifying provision for The many
requirements of the patron who is
about to equip for winter or spring
wardrobe. For sport wear, dress
and general everyday wear. The
materials are Fan Tasai, Velour,
Baronette Satin, Wool Serges and
a hundred different Plaids d
Pleated Skirts.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

COUNTRY HOME With eight he'd
rooms, large reception room, dir
ing Foum with sealing eapae & es
thirty people bath. hae screamed
versuda Garage for two cars All
furnished Five acres III ground
with tropical setting and numerous
orange and grapefruit trees. fis =
etc Fronting finest fishing grounds
In Florida. on tao sides, covered b.
riparian rights. See Eurgman. u
Orange Avenue
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

SECOND HAND furniture bought and
sold. Fair prices paid for useS
goods. DO not want wooden beds
gasoline ranges or junk c Fl Lane.
121 North Beach street. Phoue
376-J 6z9- 8 l6- u
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Wanted to Buy.

sWaNTEe STRlCTLY FaREsH laged
eggs Ior hatcllIpg No White Leg
aorns desired Arfoyo, 2g4 s Ridge
wood Daytoua. Telephone $50
1924 ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18
1000 GEORGETTE
WAISTS
1898

Regular values to $3.50
This heading is sufficient to
satisfy you to visit our store.
The workmanship an4,ex-
auisite hand work are of the
finest character. There are
lace trimmed, tucked and
frlll trimmed. Some are
neatly tailored, while others
are beaded and hand EN-
broidered. All sizes and
shades.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

TWO OCEAN FRONT LOTS los ~
900 feet IN size. At present Just .
little asisse from active line Of de
velnpmsni. bal good iusest asnt
Waite See Burgman Is Orange
Avenue
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d r E s 8 E 8
$3.50 to $500

Our guarantee goes with these Dresses ENERl ONE
MADE IN OUR OWN NEW YORK FACTORY. We
could sell these Dresses the prices marked unless
made them ourselves hey 5 l-3 per cent less
than could buy them wholesale hose Of you who
have purchased from last winter know that prices
are less than any store in the South.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

MI OFFERING an excellent business
property With al assured good In
come. eens rally located IN hnsipess
! section Of Dastona Nothing less
than S2o.s00 NIL be considered
Burgman. Is Orange Axe.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

B3n SALE Curry sthemuia blooms.
roinsettia plants Ia pots. gerar 4
iuus. yellow axaiyss. Boston ferns.
spreneeri and other plants 644 5.
Ridgewo0d Phone 572-J.
i2i-Ii-ls- 81
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18
Wanted to Rent.
ieIp Wanted.

STOCK statesmen WANTED TN
ron Oil Company III Texas has quail
ded under Florida investment laws
aud is authorized TO aequi g prop
er;y, build pipe lines. drill for oil.
dispose of IFS securities and other
wise do business in Florida az set
forth By it's charter We need two
high class experienced statesmen to
present its securities to the invest
ors or Florida. Now paying at rate
Of "a per cent annually A dividend
paying. producing oil company. See
or write A. J McRee. second vice
president. Pullman Apartment No
.. lower south. or p. o Box 1928,
Dayt0na Beach. Pic IL 1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

GUARANTEED USED DODGE BROS
Motor Cars. any model, all in good
condition; prices right. Green
Bros 72-11-2- 26t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

Young lady Of good per-
sonalty and ambitious. An induce
meut for someone with zeal 70 de-
vote herself To her task and deter
mined To succeed Consult New
Era Realty Co, to 10 4 m. 16
Orange avenue. pll-1S3t
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For Rent.

THE LA yERGNE APARTMENTS
% Bay street: centrally located !:
beautiful outlook hot and cold
running water and heat in every
room. Phone 156-J. 60-l0-2 20 26t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

foR SALE New automobile, guar
anteed perfect; 20 miles GU IA gal
Ion. Inquire Box As, Kingston,
Fla p11-6 26t
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FURS

When yoa bus FURs from -. sou hus
right szEfE.
All are new. fresh and moi ter slsss tsi.ss.
the factory
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PIANO TUNING A. ". Shaffer, 1l5
l.oonnis Ave Formerly of Chicago.
Appointments by mail Polo l6-t'
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PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER
Is Orange Avenue. SSl 2S-tl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

% welom 1miha Iokf
NEW YORK FACTORY Take aid
III "a
find Mack dared believe possible
tall that exhibit models INTRODUCES The fashions the
that ltoseId sed
eloveIne
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

GRADING DONE with Tour-wheei
automatic tractor serapers. Apgar-
Bufgman Tractor Co, Daytona
Phone 336J $50 i0-4-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

WANTED You 10 list your houses
for rent and realty for sale with the
II b Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
building Phone 67i s2391 lift
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

FOR YOUR ARTESIAN NELL work,
see 3 Hunter Old wells, made
same as new. Have your wells
LEANED out and get Pune Water. All
work guaranteed Prices right. II
wears in business 227 North street.
b. Hunter. Kingston. Fla.
105-i112 30;
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18
COATS and WRAPS
$500 to $1,000

These coats would ordinarily sell from Sd - 20
$4,000 The advantage lies the izst that sh<, are
made in New York City factory and tk>k 80
the fobbers and retailers profits.
MATERIALS Bolivia Frost Glow lalana Ci.@sna
Velour, Luella Nelde. Cygne salverson~ and Braass
cloth. All desirable oolors and cvexy SIZE
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-18

MY BUICK SIX for hire by hour, day
or trip. popular prices caresW
driver. yenteel service. j. r.
frech. Ohio House, Daytona Beach
or Phone 4So-J AI-lO- % 2bt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR SAI4E--Home Of the tate J. G,
l4Iken. IT'S North R.dgewood.
Inquire Is Second Ave.
f1-1O-13-tfl
FOR SALE OR RENT Apartments.
houses. homes. furnished and un-
furnished. Vacant lots. truck land,
celery farms. orange groves. Ran
dall. Smith and Randall, 81 volusia
Ave. pl0-2 zot
PALMETTO TREES, and all kinds Of
evergreens set out by an expert.
know how to do It scientifically, so
they win grow. J. h. Velvington.
Box 81. Daytona. 56S B -26-tf
BRAND NEW REQ. never used, nun
her of extras. cash only one Of nm
est cars manufactured. Save littie
money. Phone 366 los IL y III.
Miscellaneous.
| AWNINGS. WINDOW SHADES,
/ Draperies and Cushions that have
| class and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
kind we make. Weldon's. 732 Hal
flax avenue Phone 49S-W.
94-11-9-tf
4 PAINTER Interior and exterior.
i Prices reasonable NJ Fl. Kahn, ~
Bay Street. Tel. Conn.
PIT 81 26t
4 FURNITURE BOUGHT. SOLD AND
/ RENTED We do carpet cleaning.
VIII call at your house and do
cleaning or take the carpets to our
shop. The Exchange II. w Hoover
Mgr Phone Gen III Atlantic ave-
nue.. Daytona Reach. 910-25~ II
--y-- -'--------
Ny BUICK SIX for hire by hour day
or trip, popular prices, careful
driver. genteel service. J. f.
Frech. Ohio House. Daytona Beach
I. or Phone 4So-J Al 10 - 26t
/ MALI. PAPER IS NOT PERMA
NENT- See Mac aud he will
show you the new way IN sanitary
finishes fer wallis. Gibson Mac
Coubreg. Eox 100 Daytona. Fla.
Pill PCT
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER
Is Orange Avenue. SSl -2S-tl
PIANO TUNING A. W. Shafier. ll5
l.comis Ave. Formerly Of Chicago
Appointments by mail 2blo To- 4
WANTED -you 10 list your houses
for rent and realty for sale with the
H. b Schultz Realty Co. Gardiner
Building Phone cit s239 II 1T
GRADING DONE with four wheel
4 automatic tractor serapers. Apgar-
Bufgman Tractor Co, Daytona
Phone $751; $50 10 Att
FOR YOUR ARTESIAN NELL work.
see r Hunter Old wells, made
same as new. Have your wells
LEANED ont aud get Pure Water All
work guaranteed Prices right. II
wears in business 227 North street.
b. Hunter. Kingston. Fla.
los ii-12- 30;
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27
xBuqusraus M0rnns Journal Monday, September 81 1925

American widows and orphans that would be made
by such a We are thinking of the drain upon
the national Golfers. We thinking of the dis
turbed business and economic conditions that go
with every war.
For the present Mexico has given us no recent
for Intervention. 1t may be argued that the
Columbus raid alone cause. That is und-
oubtedy true. But to say that ought to go to
war with Mexico now because of the Columbus raid
is as logical to contend that should go to war
with Germany tomorrow over the sinking of the
Lusitania.
Such procedure would be contrary to the Am
erican temperament. If man insults us, our i'm
pulse is to knock him down then and there. If he
escapes today his chances of getting black eye
diminish as the days go by. AS a nation. We do not
harbor grudges.
We believe that the United States should adopt
firm policy toward Mexico. We believe that when
national honor safety is attacked should
punish the aggressor. But while Mexico keeps the
peace, far our borders and our nationals in
Mexico concerned, we should stay out. The new
provisional administration apparently is doing its
best although its task is by means completed.
When do go in, let us go in for cause that
win stir the American people as deeply they were
stirred over the menace of German militarism.
Such a cause does not exist in Mexico today.
Yesterday it did exist. Tomorrow?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27
Upton TIPS

Why not bring it up to time by saying
that, the typewriter is explosive as the
bomb?
"Coal Burns Seventeen Hours in Capitol
jagetit! Here's our order for some of the
same.
Another evidence of campaign heat is the
hot air being dispensed by the campagners.
A man will rush home to his wife in the
evening with late piece of news only to dis
cover that the back fence system has handled
it with greater dispatch.
@. @ 9 9
That new song, when You Get What You
Want You Don't Want It." would seem to
indicate that the musical world has never yet
been able to locate the Lost Chord"
o 9 o 9
A San Antonio firm has just shipped 1000
set of harness to Villas hacienda colony in
Mexico, which adds proof that Paischo's boys
again getting into the harness
o o o o
A New York man has agreed to divide
half his cellar stock with his wife who is
suing for divorce. A noble, sacrificing spirit,
we'd say.
A garter snake is a mean. crawling thing.
And yet in respects he is to be envied. for
when his old suits get worn he loosens them at
the ears and slides out and there is absolutely
no embarrassment for anyone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27

A new fellow moved in up In
the next block yestidday, and this
AFTERNOON US fellows was setting
on my frunt steps and l sed. Hay,
fellows, have you saw the new guy
in the next block, hes one or the
skinniest fellows ever moved In
Ground heer.
I bet he amt as skinny as Skinny
Martin, all rite, sed Sid Hunt.
l bet he is, l bet hes twice as
skinny, l sed, and Lew Davis sed,
Aw go on, that's impossible, and |
sed, Well, / bet hes one and a half
times as skinny, that amt impossi-
BILE is it?
Not quite, sed Lew Davis, and
Skinny Martin sed, Who sed hes
SKINNER than am. | bet he amt, l
amt even saw him yet but / bet he
amt.
WITCH some of the fellows wunted
to bet he was and some wunted to
bet he wasent, and l sed. Well |
tell you wat, let's go up and ring
his bell and ask to see him, then
you'll find out all rite, l don't wunt
TO Insult you, Dhluily, pub wv ASS
SKINNER all rite.
And We all had a race up to the
new fellows house in the next
block and T rang the frunt bell
and a skinny lady opened the door,
proving it ran in the family and |
sed, can we see the boy that jest
moved in heer please?
He's very bizzy jest now help
ing to unpack, wat do you Wunt
to see him about? sed the skinny
lady, and l sed, We wunt to meas
ure him alongside of this boy TO
see witch is the skinniest and wien
amt.
Go rite back ware you came
frum, all of you, sed the skinny
lady. And she banged the door
shut, Skinny Martin saying, Wen,
wat the heck, it wouldent be eny-
thing for her to be ashamed about
even if he was skinner.
Witch it proberly wouldent, ana
we all wawked back to my frunt
steps agen.
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M yy E}!!! ~! AQl
f. NEsse Psp>

thoughts OF anyone save father eff
fectually dispersed.
Dear old dad" I kept saving
over and over as packed what /
should need. Clifford was all
thoughtfulness and sympathy. He
came home from the office as soon
as he had looked at his mail and
did all he could to help. Even in
the midst of my grief | found my
self wondering why he couldn't be
as nice all the time?
Don't worry, Mildred" he said
to me. "Your father is good for
many years yet. We are all liable
to illness, you know"
But Clifford. they didn't say a
word of what allied him! / am SO
afraid he has had a stroke. or
something like that"
Nonsense! Don't allow yourself
to get all worked up over such an
idea. If you do you will be no use
when you get there"
"I'll try to be sensible" l re-
piled, knowing he was right.
Final Instructions.
Mandy, who was to go with me,
as / intended to take Edith, was
so excited, so anxious to see cole
Marse" that she was no use at all,
But Kate was a great help and we
caught the night train for the
south.
"Write me at Chicago; the
Blackstone" Clifford said as he
kissed me goodbye with more ten
derness than he had shown for
ages. II shall be there a week at
least"
How terribly and how quickly
the REAL troubles of life swallow
up the little emotions and ameni-
ties of everyday living. | had alb
solutely no thought of Clifford, OF
Chicago, of Burns Mayson, not
even of Leonard Brooke as the
train rushed south. To me 1t APP
peared to crawl, so anxious was l
to reach father.
Dear old dad" was ever in my
thoughts, often unconsciously
spoken. - ,.,
whats dat yo' said, Missy Mil
dred?" Mandy asked.
az was thinking of father, Man
DIV: thinking out loud"
"There amt nothin' goin' hap
pen Ole Marse, chile she com,
forted. "The good Lord don tax
folks like him fer nothin'.'
tomorrow once More.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27
HOROSCOPE.
Copyright, 1920. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Monday. September ~, 1920.

Monday. September 81. 1920.
Thu, Sun rules strongly for good
this day. according to astrology.
Uranus is in benefic aspect and
Neptune family adverse.
1t is a sway under which to push
all important affairs, especially
those that concern large groups of
men and women.
The stars smile on all persons in
authority, imparting to them added
confidence and extraordinary pow
err to achieve what seems an i'm
possibility.
This should be a favorable time
for employees who desire to improve
their status, since promotions and
advance I'M salaries are more easily
obtained when the Sun is in benefic
aspect than at other times.
Uranus gives vision and under
standing, while this CONFORMATION
prevails, so that there should be a
clearer view of all public questions
than has been prevalent recently.
owing to the position OF Neptune
occulists declare that intrigue and
deception may be more commonly
practiced at this time than in pre-
vious periods of political campaign
ing. Women may be easily con-
fused and perplexed for the stars
cloud the reasoning faculties.
There Is rule that emphasizes
the Influence Of personality and
thus increases selfishness, egotism
and ambitions of the baser sort.
An awakening to the need Of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27
INTERVENTION.

That Mexico would benefit by American inter-
vention is almost automatic. Whether the United
States would benefit by it is altogether different
matter
We have no illusions about Mexico We do not
believe that the present comparative tranquility is
more than ull. Today print an Associated
Press dispatch from Vera Cruz announcing that
General Guadalupe Sanchez has departed to confer
with Felix Daz nephew of General Porfrio DiaZ
Mexico's notorious dictator, in order to ascertain
precisely what is his attitude toward the present
government. 1t is true that Don Felix, through
emissaries has given the De la Huerta regime as
srrances that he would keep out of Mexican poll
tics: but it is not believed, the dispatch adds, that
this assurance applies to the time after General
Alvara obregon assumes the presidency-Decem-
Der /, next.
q SO much, then we grant, Mexico probably needs
foreign intervention in order to preserve stable
government.
But when we oppose intervention We do SO pure
" on American grounds. We are thinking Of the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27

building improvements and the IN
stallation of sanitary devices in
many cities, especially in Southern
centers of population will be mark
ed during the coming year.
Neptune is in an aspect that is
held to bode i'll for places that are
unclean and unsightly. Danger OF
disease is forecast and an epidemic
seems to be indicated.
Women and children should be
especially safeguarded at this time
which may be peculiarly unfortu-
nate for those who are Of highly
nervous organization.
Mars threatens serious fires in a
region east of the Mississippi. Loss
of life seems to be foreshadowed.
Labor comes under a planetary
government that is promising for
future progress, but there appears
to be danger of a serious strike
next winter.
Persons whose birth date it is
probably will have a year in which
business affairs proceed as usual.
Children born on this day may
be rather high AND SEN
sitive, but they have the possibility
of great success, which is more or
less dependent on the hour of birth,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-27

Well, said, how about Merritt
Mechem? ooh, he has gone where
there is a chance for the repupll-
cans
Now we all know Judge Mechem
and know that he is not like other
men and will not go back on the
very men who are his personal
friends. If he is elected he can I
go back on Mr.. Bursum or the
balance of the gang. He owes an
the offices he has ever had to Mr.
Bursum. If elected the detacto
governor will be the same old gang
This is sure
So please take out my remittance
for subscription to your paper. one
month, and send me the balance
subscribed thinking you
would be consistent and regret very
much that / was mistaken.
Respectfully yours,
FRANK N. PAGE.
am the democratic candidate
for the legislature. District No. ~
Guadalupe county, and have falr
chance of being elected.
The Public Voice LA Voz Pub
lica), published at Santa Rosa, IS
partly owned by me and / am the
associate editor, and the above IN
substance will be an editorial the
coming week.
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and crankshoft of the engine

and crankshoft of the engine.
9.-The average valve setting of
over one hundred makes of cars is:
intake valve opening 9.5 degrees
past top center and closing 81 de-
grees late; exhaust valve opening
80 degrees before bottom center
and closing 8 degrees late, in any
l. head engine with all valve cams
on the same shaft, it is only neces-
sary to use one of the valve di-
mensions-or start with the closing
of the exhaust valve, and the inlet
is bound to be right. If your car
is not of this average setting,
change but one tooth of the cam
shaft gear one way or the other at
a time.
10.-The regulation of current
output in generator of car is
necessary as increased speed would
burn out the lamps and injure the
generator, and charge the storage
battery to an excess. When the
engine is accelerated the speed of
the generator is increased, and it's
output of current is increased. un-
til a certain limit of output is
reached, when a cutout automatic
ally shuts off current production
to battery and lamps.