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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

FOR CARPENTER WORK and con.
struction Of all kinds: repair work q
specially. Phone Hancock. 1869: salts
faction guaranteed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR CHRiSTMAS-Give mother. faith
err grandma or grandpa. one of DIR
Claude Wolcott's cycglass certificates.
presenting pair ct kryptok. ultex az
any other Kind u fine glasses. y
splendid sensible gift: always good: d.
80 now.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

~ Wntht on w fhN per hfffs tfftllN. sAN'
dress H. l.. Singer krcss. Tex.
FOR SAlE-Have lots on prepared paw.
ing IN San Jacinto Heights. T.. W, Glen.
Phone -.
FOR SALE l'iurnins to 1Hih and
viii all my 36acr tract un Washing
Street and Canyon Read. IA miles
souihWos' .of Court House. at price
which viii make the buycr big profit
II desired viii sgll In tracts ~ 3 Ia .
acres. each tract with street frontage.
Most ideal location around Amarillo for
suburban home. This Is the next tract
ready fur subdivision. VIII alin sell 100
acres ~ fine smooth. subirrigatcd valley
land. IN cultivation. In Bccl.ham county
Okla, between Sayre and Elk city. at q
bargain. ! want quick action and am
making prices that should bring H. Ad.
drcSs 4 y. Sanders. T.. .. Box 30i. Anna.
rillo.
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FOR TRADE-Good house aud lot.
VIII trade Tor good truck. Here Is some
mans chance House will rent for
5000 or mere \ chance. say so.
Phone 1888
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FOR RENT

FOR RENTABcdroom. $40 Van Buren,
Phone lSi7.
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FUR TRADE.
'APER IIANCnNG-Phone 1896.
MONEY no loan on L,ND.

Plenty o. money To loan on long time
on farms and ranches In Potter and al
joining counties. II YOU have tried to
get loan and failed. try me. aud II you
have the acceptable security. | have tn.
money u loan.
u. s. TiI.LOTSON.
Room . Amarillo Hotel. Amarillo. Tex
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

FOR RENT Furnished room adioinin;
hath: gentleman preferred. 20j West
kth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-19

Toi, sALE-i35 feeder hogs. Sell one 10
a carlond, ljc per ID. stinson Dairy a
Cattle Co
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
c-EsKOsLOvENSTf TovARNf.
CT HLEDAJf oDBYT v
AMERICE.

Dopis A. r. Deckcra Chicago
Daily News mi: Ccskosloyensko
ma n6jakt dive tfetiny prdmyslu
bgyale Rakousko- UhcrskG fise,
Tim jest u~vrzcno ma Ccskoslovcn-
sko nejvetsf bfcmeno nc vsech
suksesivnich statu byvaleho Ra.
kousko- Uhcrska. Industrie niue
Sc udrzovati po v6tsine jen pfivo.
zem a vyvozcm, Ncdostatck gu.
rovtho m~ateridlu, spatne finaneni
pom6ry . diInickt nesndzc znc'
mozhuji Cechhm vyuzitkovati pl.
nou mGrou svt pfilczitosti. Ale !
kdyz sc we TO vezme V 1vahli, po-
stupuji vclmi p6knc.
Amcricky import y Ccskoslo
vcnska byl bezvyzpamny. Mini.
str obchodu Rudolf Hot0vcc mi
sdtluje, zr p%ficinou t0b0 jest
faktum, Re ceskoslovenskt pro-
nejsou V Amcricc dosta-
zndmy.
"hici, zc name skorcm dvt TIE
tiny prdmyslu atartho Rnkousko.
rhersks, mnoho neznamena. do
kud oevysvtflime, jaktbo prdmy.
pravil ministr Hotovcc "Jc
M pfikIad mono fici, he name
90 proccnt bayln6ren a vlnaren n
10 proeent strojiren Pred VII
kou vyrab1li jsne vAeehny ftzy,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01
ANGLICKY TIsK o MAS.

Casopis "Thc Christian Science
Monitor" pfincsl V techto dnech
ma rcdakGni strdncc yelicc zaji-
navy tlanek o Ccskoslovcnsku.
Pie; "Od DOLBY, kdy nhajcno
byla V Europe rckonstrukcni 0.
hromna price ~ asi pred 1s me.
sici, zprdyy y Ccskoslovcnska,
ktcri byIy Y kfiklavhm odporu Sc
zpravami, dochazcjicimi . jinSch
zcmi, ncbyly nitim jingm, NELL
zprayami 0 ncpfctrzitbm . po.
vscchnim vybudoydnf sc Ccsko.
slovcnskt rcpubliky Pod vhd.
covstyim schopnfho jcjiho prcsi
drnta prof. Mosaryka ceskosIo.
venykh republika, jak Sc zdd, M.
byla pfcsy6dccni o to hncd We
svgch ~pochtcich, zc ccsfa X poll
tickle . n5rodnf achrsnt ncvcde
reyoluci aneb0 re~yolufnimi me
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

.ihodami, ale spise scliksm MA
rodnim y%zcpiciim ykcch al ' pra
vtm n ncjdiyo6c isim iuho slova
smyslu a ccskoslovensko ne
bylo hcz obdobi syich polite.
kycb a bospoddfskych krisi llo
spod6fSky musilo profit hlubo.
k.lmi yodami a potrebu dalsi tr.
%pelivosti a snahy, kicra by byla $
TO ~pfindseti dalsi ohoti, doposud
ncni nicim pfekonanym. Totes
plati o Ccskoslovensku i v ohlc.
du .politickdm ccskosloycnsko
posud stale musi sc merritt = boil.
scvismem a Sc vScmoznymi dru.
by rc%volucniho socialismu Proto
prccc vsak dluino doznati, ze pro.
blcm, ktcry ma pred scbou a kite.
.rS ncchf Dude iiz jakymkoliy, ne.
naidc Ccskoslovensko ncpfipra
venym. Ccskoslovcnsko .iei roz.
resi-, pon6vadz v sebevybudovdni
odstranuie ySecbny rozdily, by
po ruce m6lo sjednocenv narod,
Neni proto "a okolnosti tako'
vycb s docela zddnym podiyem,
kdyz sc DIR. Alice Masarykovd w.
slovila pred neddvnem pred vel.
kym shromdzddnim v LondSnG We
smyslu, ze pom6ry v zemi jsou
dobr6 a to jok V politicktm TAX
! hospoddfsktm ohledu. "Na
povrchu snad," 49, pravila dale
DR.. Masarykovd, - "ncvypoda-
j pomery ty talk slibne, jak JIM
jsou We skutecnosti. St6huje.li sc
dlovGk do noyGho domu, pax jsou
pfipady, zc v mem najde tn a tam
spousty zbyte6neho papiru n il.
nych smeti, ktcre musi SO odstra.
niti. Clov6k takovy vi vsak, Re sc
tim dostanc do pomeryh jcn pred.
chodnich a Re vse do do ppfddku
zas Y krdtkem case. 'Gcakoslo.
vensko ic nyni Y stejn4ch POND
rceh, bych TAX feklo. %pfipravova.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

cieh q proto snad pomtrN ~ ne
adaii - hncl ia poyrchu hfti TAX
slibntmi
lllusirncp pomerh mladt repuh
liky ncmohla hfli pfipadueisi
Nystihnc 70 ka1dy kdo pom6ry i
Ccskoslovensku sleduic n kdo IL
icdy v ne yasvtccn iaksi rsta.
va, jcz byla dohotoycna y dnoui
T. r., SC ted konsoliduje. Ccsko
s%lovensko ma dnes p%rusidcni0
kterp Sc wolf pc scdmi lttceh, mG
Ndrodni sh%rom6ldeni, sltl6dajici
So 70 dvou domn n Size poslane.
exc sn6movny a sendtu, ucinilo 0,
patreni, V icboS' d1sledcich scny
V parlamentnich prdvcch postave
ny isou ma roych muz6m 10 yse
ic zGkladem demukraticlSch /,
DEF, die nichz sc fidi We ysem led
mani SVEN, iak SC o tom vysloyi.
In Dir. Alice Masarykoya, Cecho.
sloydci.
Pokud he pax mluviti o pre-.
dukei iednotliylch potrovin, ne.
MONO fici n6co iin6ho, neS pot.
ze 10, zc lctosni 1roda slibuie bS.
ii tokovou, 10 neicn postaci k
vlastDi spotfeb6 2cmc, ale Nc pre-.
dem zoru6uje cetnS vyvoz, Pres
polovinu skliznG pScnicc n cukru
Dude moei bSti Wyczcno " zcma.
N~cjvctSich Gsp6cb6 n t6z mel.
pozoruhodn6isi ch dodelGvd 80 pat
mlod6 rcpublik0 We smcru y}cho.
Wy. Pr02sb6 vldd0 chopila sc d.
lczitG oidzby toto r6znd n mocn6
hncd v somSch pod6tcich Ma W.
chod6, jcS jc Nmddclskou cdsti
zcm6, nebylo no pt, pod modnr.
skou nodvlddou zddnSeb skol. Nv
iedindm rocc," prohl6sila DR.
Masarykoyd pred svSmi poslu
chaci v Lond$n6, "zfi2cno bylo>
pres 1000 sk0l v toto east Mm6,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

GIBRALTAR TALE -vALONA


vaIopskg zaliv pfi bfezich NJ.
bhnskycb lezf primo proti ifa]skf
mn zhliwu Brindiskfmu, Valona
jc Italhm jake zarazcny trn Y tlle.
rzina OtranskA spojujc zdc more
Adriafickt ii JadcrskG 4 mofcm
Jonjekym rozprostirajicfm sc ko.
Icm Recka Kdo by zde mel ne
bfehu VaIony pobfcznf pcynost
= daIckonosnymi dtly, stall by ~
pbncm celt Adrie, Italoyt vydali
besJo, H. more Adriatickf mi byti
drzsyon itaIskou, mofem ital
skSm q die toho by mGIa byti Va.
Iona peynt v drzcni vIschh Phi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

talnss ssela pa,lehu Nalunu ohsa
dlli, r%elnhns Jake A~nrlleane ~
IN isni rfepaili spenslshou l,ra
Gibraltar, klerua paA Vice . rob
AsSeh mpus'lli = eslAdah Tab
sicsi A~ilanileksho eeeAna do
mnfr Alfe,iosrmniha. nehem 10
by ', hudo,Ala ~ Anrlle pcsnosl
Gibraltar ma nrlohs'nnu isu a
nlkln " AMI nenlsktii iuio An.
rlieannm ,yrsali,
lhslnm amyd iciich se phatll,
nch Nalona jim nsni h,la ,yr,a
ma V royss,ns lond make smlou
,s a rukn 1915 sarusila Anrlir /.
ialii hespoimInccns ransisi ieio
mad valonou, coi h,lo pro vlachy
iyriym ofiskcm. jclikoa valona
ncui profit atoknm bcspcana a ~
dN h,lo nutnn, ably italske oku.
pasni yoisko udrlovalo jobrf sty
KY = Alhanci, PEI tom ysak must
Ii hyti vlasi stale na strait lia.
lie byla 81 take pine vtdoma ne.
hcypcei, ktcre u gevstalo s.tohbto
vujensktho obsagcni valony V
dohe vdlky SO sdalo, sc Alh6nci SC
smifili \ osudcm mesta, nch ko.
lem panovala icn bida n f6dily
tyf n jin6 nakailivt ncmoci. O.
kupaSni italskt nfady starhly SC
alcspon o TO, ably domorode oby-
| yaiclstvo ncstr6dalo zcela hladcm
asttS ltkafskt pomoci uboi6k1m
tamnim d%opfdvaly. po valce vsak
n6rodnostni ydscn Alb6nch znovu
Sc roznitila q zvratila vsechny j.
talske politick6 dobyyaene pl6ny
podporovane spoicneckou doho-
don. Bojc o Valonu trvaly delsi
dobu, ma koncc vsak italske vol.
sko ocitlo Sc We velmi ehoulosti'
VEN postavcni q musilo m6sto Wy.
klidit. Nezdar Vlachi We Valonc
podoba sc jich nezdaru v Lybii.
Italic phvodne zarucila Albdnskn
ncodvislost q c~elistvost, ale ruee-
nj tomu ncdodrzela, ponevadz Re.
cko ! Srbsko udrobily 81 cd Al
b6nska idsti tehoz nzemi Ncjpo-
slednsjsi byla parcclace Albanska
ma schhzi spojcncckych stdtnfkn
V San Reno, a tim ~poboufeni AL.
banci az do krajnosti. Zasf AL.
bdncd obratila Sc hlavn6 prot ].
taldm, COZ Reckon a Srbskcm Wy.
uzitkoydno.
Ustanovenimi smlouvy V San
Rcmu poskozcny ndrodnostni zai
my Albanci a tn Esad pasa zaha
jill yalku prot italskGmu okupac-
nimu vojsku a prepaid mic nctu-
sici hlidky italsk6 a vetsinou je
zajal. Tim zpisobcm ocitl Sc znac-
ny pocet italskych dtstojnikii |
vojaki v zajcti Essadovu q osud
tGchto neni v Rhine IMAM. Albdn-
81 znicili vscchno telegraph spo-
vojdkh v zajeti EssadovG a osud
statniho svGta. Vojsko italske ma
10 vyklidilo okolf valony u SOU
stfcdilo Sc v opevn6ntm lahore V
blizkosti mesta. Nejh6fc pro Via
chy bylo, Re byli nuceni vydati o.
penny sv6.j bod Y Santi Quaran-
to.
Die nejnovejsich zprav Valona
I'd Italh zccla vyklizcna a tito
p%onechali 81 pouzc obsazeno jed
no tamni n6vrsf oyladajici jeden
priced do tamniho pfistavu. Jak
dlouho Sc $ tim spokoii, jc ovscm
jina otazka, ncb da Sc sotva sou.
dit, 10 by %ltalic, podporovdna o.
statnimi spojenci, zccla Sc vzdala
svtho dmyslu ma tento Gibraltar
Adric.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

kiert npsi Turci, y vyjimkou ma
ltho mnolstyi, ick Sc yyrdb6lo v
malych iovanach v ltalii Name
skoro monopol ma vyrobu sklc.
ncnych, kordlkovych n6usnic, W.
v6Scnych do Indie Japonci Wink
u do tohoto obchodu vc vdlcc, ale
So spatnaisim zboiim Ccskoslo
vensko pr%odukujc proslult jablo
ncckt krajky a vysiyky. Name
obrovskd porccldnove toyarny,
skldrny a toy6rny ma rukavitky.
vyrdbimc mozstvi sirek, papiro
vyeh produktn, kloboukh, pldten,
knoflikn yscho druhu, hudcbnich
nastrojh, hospoddfskych stroi6 a
koncene, ae ncni TO produkt po.
sledni v fad6, produkujeme pro-
| slule prazsk6 sunky, ktert Sc Wy
vdzcly | do Ameriky Mineral.
mich vod vyvdzi sc u mas take vel.
ke mnoistvi.
"Sousedni zemG isou nasimi
ncjlcpsimi %zdkazniky. Jsou biz
ko, znaji nase zbozi n jsou zvykli
od mas kupovati. A take zdsta-
nou nasimi zdkazniky ma takovt
zbozi, ktere Sc tn vyrdbi We vel
KEN mnozstvi. Doufame, re Sc
nam podaff obezndmiti S nasim
jomn6isim zbozim vzddlen6jsi eli
zinu. Luxusni zbozi, ma pfiklad
koralkove tasticky a jennie zboai
porcclanovt m6ly by nalezti snad
ntho odbytu i v Amcrice, Dou
fame, zc vybudujcme 81 obchod \
Amcrikou, nebot 81 Ameriky va
Zine"
Zadal iscm ministra o vysvet-
lcni, proc americti kupci jsou MI
ccni plmiti TAX vysokon cxportni
dan. Ma nGkter6 pfcdm6ty jest
uvalcno krone ~vyvozniho ella 3 az
Us proccnt take pfirdaka 60 pro-
cent k vSvozu do Hollandska, A."
meriky, Syycarska a Portugalska
n vsech pfistavd 50%-procentni
%pfirazka plati pro Anglii a skan-
dindvskt zcm6, mensi pro Fran
eli n Bclgii; 25 proc. pro Meme
exc; l6 proc. pro Bulharsko, Rtl-
sko n Ukraiinu a 10 procent pro
Jihoslovansko a Madarsko. Po-
dobnG plati Spojcn6 Staty take
nejv6tsi cenu IN kaolin ii porce-
ldnovou hlinu n rozdil mczi cenou
pro Francii a Spoiene Stdty OBJ.
nasi 80 procent.
Ministr p~rohldsil, ze to zalezli
mn individuelnich akciich jcdnot
livych syndikath, Ncschvaloval
tcnto zp6sob obchodu q prohldsil,
zc Y bndoucnosti ncbudc cin6no
discriminate mczi jcdnot.
zememi. Ceskoslovensky
prdmysl byl po dlouhou dobu
k%ontrolovdn 1plnou a dobfc vyvi.
nntou fadou syndikatd, kterd re
euluii ceny a dodhvku zbozi. Je
pravd6podobno, ze SC tyto syndi
katy spojily, ably pokud mozno
ncjvicc vyt6zily . rozdilu kursu
Dollar mi kurs nejvyssi
d proto pfirozene ! americke ce
ny jsou ncjvyssi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-01

skn,eenon ss,len a umsnlm, ismnl
ohdisule ~ csly sss,. nmss hes
cnlAns,km mmalcme NJ rfcd
s.a,iu lAdneha polnika aspah M
ialo,she k,eft rhee ssrAstaii
AmeriLa ie reml uhlAaosAni a nj
ksie nsnAmkus9 umsnl ucdesAhlu
lako,s doknnalnsil. Jake W Spo
icnSch StAiech Evrupa ieprse ~
rruhouRi \ uselomeni II neinno
81 rrklamy . Machine ada sc M
svsieoyaii iomu, lc asImh v nd
klcrich ,emich bray Amcrika bu.
de dohonana ~
V rocc 1919 W spoicnyeh sia.
tech vtno,ano hylo vice iak
800, 900 ma o%snamoyhni a Ia.
sopisy q lohoto obnosn siskaly asi
polovinu We s~pojenSch staiech
nachasi ne vice iak i,loo.o " oh
chodnika, k,efi pousiyaii rekla.
my, cod v iinych slovccb nnamc.
nd, 10 kindly sly obyvatcl Spo
icnych St6lh small 80 proda,i ne
co sbytku a uSiy6 k tomu ohla.
sky v casopiscch ancbo sborni.
cich.
lsiehni tito obchodnici nelson
dspcsni We SVEN ohlasovdni Ne.
doycdou oznamovati TAX, ably
skuteene pfcsvcdeili kupuiici We.
feinost, ie budc yjhodou pro nj,
kdyS obr6ii SC We svych potfeb6ch
mn neho. Mnozi obchodnici 2 jed.
noho obchodu p~fcbihaji do dru-
htho v pfedpokladu, @ v jinem
Dude Jim pratt vice stdsti. Pra.
yideln6 sc my]i n ma konec ucinf
dpadck.
Takove obchodniky provazi ne
zdar jenom y II pficiny, zc svtmu
obchodu nerozumcji. Prhkazcm
toho, zc obcbodu ncrozum6ji, BY.
vi casto jciich ohlasovdni. V o.
h~Iasovdni SVEN n~epfihlizeji k "a
kladnim principnm hspasneho o.
hlasovdnf. uspssnym ohlasovate.
lem ie ten, kdo ! pfi ohlasovani
pouziva jistt strategic. Abychom
81 dovedli uciniti pfedstavu o tom,
co strategic v ohlasovani ie, pfi.
pomcneme 81 n6ktere pfipady.
Phi zahdjeni stdvky holicskych
pomocnikd jc dobfe ohlasovati
strojky k holeni. Takova oblas-
ka je dobrou strategii. Phi ohla-
sovani musi &c witt v 1vahu IVY
ky lidu. V pondeli Sc p~ravideln6
We vsech domdcnostcch perc n Il.
navend hospodNika zajiste toho
dine veecr vdnnjc pozornost O.
zndmcc praciho stroie ancbo my
ola spise ncali kdykoliv jindy. Pa
TEX je den pred vyplatou a proto
vyplati Sc oznamoyati yscchny
druhy zbozi.
Nedelnf ohlasovani ma velkou
d~nlczitost. Jc to den, kdy celia no.
dina jc pohromade Il kazdy jeji
Glen nahl6dnc do novin. Oman
ka, vyvola-li pozornost, je pre-.
tfdsana cleny rodiny a casio do.
jde k rozbodnuti pouziti nasledu-
.jiciho dine ancbo phi nejblizsi pfi.
lezitosti oznamovane nabidky Oh.
chodnici automobily pravideln6 o.
hlasnji Y ned6li, nebof o koupi
automobile v tcnto den miizc By
rozhodnuto snadnGji neil jim.
dy. Totez plati j o koupi fono-
grafu, piana aneb jinych v6ci pro
Obchodnici mus sledovati take
obeccnstva. Zjisti-li, zc ne
druh zbozi dochdzi obliby a
jevi Sc 20 mem poptayka, ucini 0
16m zminku We sye ohldsce. Mno.
y Mich dociluji znacnych iispe.
tim, ze sezonni zboM zacnou
,hIasovati zahy, jcstc pred svymi
so%nkurenty. Maj tn vyhodu, ze
idt, ktcfi mali V dmyslu takovt
,bozi zakoupiti, ctou jcjich nabid
III nejdfive. uspesny obcbodnfk
svtmu ohlasovanf velkou
oozornost a pravi Sc, zc vlastne
Icni 1sptsntho obchodnika, ktery
1sp6sne ohlasovat. Zku.
obchodnika V mnohtm po
III, ale je dobrou zasadou vsima-
! 81 vscho, ably mohlo byti 1sp6s
IL oblasovdno cd sam0tneho pc
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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-06-01
EDIIORLl4.L
THE DIFFERENCE

Recently '"rhe Oasis" took occasion to present
Information given by an American business man on
conducting extensive commercial operations on the
West Coast of Mexico, who complained that Ameri-
manufacturers and merchants, with trade of the
world offered them, even begging them to take il
neglecting the great opportunity presented, and
letting Germany regain her lost trade just rapidly
as sh can get her production to meet it..
Really this IS nothing new; American business
men have looked with very little favor upon trade
with Latin-America. That was noted by 'The Oasis
many years ago. when, close in touch with activities
of that time in Sonora andSinaoa the editor observed
how careless Of the needs of their people Amerf
can commercial house that made some pretense Of
reaching for trade in those states; when. the
other hand French and German houses were doing
everything to cater to peculiar conditions and meet
demands that existed. AS observed then and COM
1nented freely in these columns, French and German
merchants had their branch houses in Latin-Ameri-
can countries through which they kept in close touch
with the trade. Methods of preparing and packing
merchandise for that trade were studied on the
ground and what ever was necessary to appeal to the
native tradesman adopted and used. But Amer
lean manufacturers and merchants never made any
attempt to find what the tin-American market
wanted nor how it was wanted. Things were offered
put up for the American market and If that did
not suit the n-American trader he could leave
them alone. T@
Then methods Of trading were widely divergent.
An American drummer would visit Herm0slo, Guy
or other cities down the West Coast. He would
foil into of those cities with two three trunks
of samples rush around town, sell few bills of goods
ord catch the nex+ train ont to another place If he
sold carload of his he had done bio business
The French and German drunmer operated differ
entity He carried much lonoer line Of SAMPLES.
Tc+n~d Of two or three sanrple trunks he had half
oo'lcod IF them He remained in place some time
Tro first week he devoted to social c0urtesies He
had lie o1c+0merc and thnir families IT, tho hotel to
dine with him. He dned with them ct their homes.
After about week of that the work of inspection of
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samples and writing orders was undertaken. That
would be prolonged over several weeks. Then when
the drummer packed up his trunks to depart he had
Booked orders for shipload of goods. Where the
American drummer had got orders to fill car, the
German had sufficient to fill several trains. Then
with that went long credits satisfactory packing
numerous other details to which American tradesmen
were utterly Indifferent.
AS remarked in these columns recently, when the
war swept German commerce from the seas, and from
Latin American markets, American newspapers
nlumed themselves upon the fact that the United
States would fall heir to it ALL So they might have
done.
But the trouble is that the American manufac-
trer and merchant will make no effort to meet the
needs of that great trade; he is letting go by de-
fault.
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In looking around we can call to
mind a number of excellent gentlemen
who have not as yet SHE'D their hats
into the ring. But perhaps, they are
chary of the company they keep.
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THE WEED

Tobacco prices, too have scared in keeping with
the price CT beard. Of clothing, books aid boots and
now we feel some mental jars when we dig up for
punk cigars and capiflower cheroots. There was an
olden golden time when | could take hard-earned
dime and buy royal smoke; torch that drove away
my care restored the color OF my hair, and made grief
seem joke. But the torch that cost dime
would drive the purchaser to crime, to arson and the
like it's made of 1hubarb leaves and sage and oft the
smoker, in rage, invokes the shade of Mike. The
time has COME must admit, when it is wisdom true
to quit the habit, once for all; for most cigars are
made of tripe the stuff purchase for the pipe is
ground up overall. And only plutocrats can buy
the honest weed it comes so high and higher stills"
the news; what wonder that the poor man grieves?
Pm tired of smoking cabbage leaves and dessicated
shoes Pm tired of throwing coin away for sacks
that should be Tabled hay but to bear obaccos brand;
and so say to every toff his is the time for
ing off Let's do it, hand in hand"
(Copvreht nv Georr" Matthew Adap'>
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THE PRIMAL CURSE

r3v the sweat of thy brow shalt thou earn thy
bread"
The quotation is the primal curse that the AL
mighty nut unon man when He put Adam out from
the Garden of kden.
Since that time the entire effort Of man has been
to evade that primal curse shunt it off upon the
shoulders of others. And as generation succeeds
another by very imitation in doing have increased
numbers of those successful in accomplishing the
evasion Men seek education and learned profess
cons not that they may do things better; but that
they may get through life more easily. For the
same reasons they GO into trade and eschew calngs
that require effort and close application.
And those who have Jared hard educate their
children with the idea that they will tighten the bur-
den of life for them Frequently have fond fathers
and mothers been heard to say: II don't want my son
and DAUGHTERS to work so hard for their living as
have had to work..
The very spirit manifested is one of the primal
causes of the evils upon the world today. In their
successful effort to evade the primal curse men have
cone farther than that Having freed themselves
from the need of actual labor, they have grown into
frame of mind which makes them disposed to give
as little as possible for what they receive. That IS
the very essence of profiteerng that has extended
into all ranks Of life into all calings into all trades
into even the work of common labor into the fields
and orchards All the world is intent upon giving as
little as possible for what its individuals do mere
is the primal cause of the palpable shortage in all
sorts of commodities and supplies the world needs
Iteis nanlGnds universal evasion OF the primal curse
Upon the Fourth of July and Memorial Day the
American people laud that independence OF thought
and spirit that made men of former generations stand
for What wac right, regardless of consequences and
all the rest Of The year they play into the hands OF
those interests that have clubs continually Tor those
who do stand for what is right now.
at is easier to drag rock from the bottom OF
The sea than to tear the sentiments OF right from the
hearts of the people," Daniel Webster.
He who has two masters to serve must lie to one
Of them And in some lines of business those VINO
buy act as though they were masters
Solomon made book of proverbs, but no book
of proverbs ever made Solomon
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A leading suffragettc smilingly as
sures us that some day a woman will
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We Americans have great habit
of finding fault with cur publit Of
3icials, in congress and elsewhere. II
leir official acts do not please us we
IRE quick to pass censure, to say
what We think. This lis praiseworthy,
or it indicates that we are think
ng people. But we do not say these
Kings to the officials themselves,
and that is not praiseworthy. 1t IN
Gates that we prefer to sit back and
growl rather than put the case direct
" up to the official concerned. 1t is
IN easy way of letting off steam, and
accomplishes nothing but the raggdng
# our own dispositions. Our officials
! now this, and because they do know
t they are frequently quite indif-
crent to our views. When we talk
with big stick and smite with
broomstraw we aim at nothing and
hit less. That's us.