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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09
Lamgstom Inv. Co.
eoS Simpson Bldg.
Phones 1024-l85l-sl59 8
w amt a H0me?

LIST NO. 2
BIRD AVE, s. W., IL rooms and BATH
built.in features. hardwood floors
large corner lot, private four room
apartment adjoining, horne and
income.
ENTIRE block Of ground in y. w.
13 rooms and bath, on carline, one
Of the best improved homes in
Ardmore.
4TH AVE. S. W.. rooms and BATH
breakfast room, two fireplaces
driveway and garage, good lot in
ideal neighborhood.
McLISH Ave, S. W., z rooms ard
bath, new house east OF railroad
large lot, garage.
EISBY Ave, s. W.. rooms and
bath breakfast room, garage, serv'
ants house, corner lot 65xl55, chick
en- yard, fruit trees.
BIXBY Ave, S. W., 5 rooms and
bath. breakfast room, garage. and
driveway, a very roomy house.
II ST, :. w, c rooms and bath
hardwood floors. plaster-ed new
house, east front and large lot.
WEST Broadway, 8 rooms and bath
hardwood floors, large corner lot
garage, garden. chicken lot. fire
place.
| STH AVE, n. W., rooms and bath
garage and servants house, garden
and fruit trees.
STH AVE, rooms and bath, plas
tered, fireplace, garage and servants
house.
ETH AVE, n. W., rooms and BATH
bookcases, coonades, kitchen pan
try and cabinet. lot 70xl90.
WE are sure to have the home you
want. This is only a partial list
We have them at all prices.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09
Automobiles
3O7 Simpson Bldg

SEVEN passenger Jeffrey. just over
hauled, new bearings, AL mechan-
cal condition. p. o. Box 452, city.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09
Statesmen Wanted
Agents Wanted

AGENTS sS day. Steady income.
Have business Of your own.
"Zanol' Pure Food Products sell
In every home. Sell every day in
the year. Write for Agents outfit
containing Is samples of fast sell
ers. Big repeaters. We pay big
money for your spare time. Am.
erican Products Co.. Ala American
Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09

FOR SALE-By owner new room
bungalow. with sleeping porch. con-
crete foundation. VIII have to be
seen to be appreciated. Phone 2lo
for appointment s-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09

DO YOU want, 1877 acre farm, nne
school adjoining; a chance for l.?
royalty Of oil and gas; about l.e In
cultivation: 10 or IL acres Pecan
this week shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu u
trees; at 5000 an acre II bought
this week. Phone l46l,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09

FOR SALE--Homes in town. $3.50 up,
tracts Of land near town s25 per
acre and higher. Yates, the Earth
Man. office l24 1.2 West Main. at
office from in the morning to 6
o'clock evenings. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09
Positions Wanted

WANTED-Position June 1st, By
stenographer with a knowledge of
bookkeeping. Address Box 647, Du.
rant, Okla. So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-05-09

FOR RENT-Servant house 10 col.
ored woman or man and wife. Apply
7l6 West Broadway. 80
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
Bohaty socialista
odsouzen do vezeni

William BrosS Lloyd, million6i
u socialista, hdcvatcn6ct jinych
elenh komunisticke strany delhi.
exc shleddni byli yinnymi v pom
deli veter porotou v ChicNgu ~
spiknuti k svrzcni Wildly Spoie'
nSch Stdt1. usv6dtcn$m dostalo
Sc rlznych trcst1. Vdtsina odSou-
aenu od iednoho do p6ti rok0 v6-
zeni n nektefi dodatccn6 odsouzc.
nj byli iesto k pokut6, Lloydovi
pfisou2en byl trest ncjteasi n Size
vezcni od jcdnoho do p6ti rok0
II pokuta v obnosu 1000 Max
Bedacht 70 San Frnncisko, novi'
ndrskS zpravodaj, odsouacn byl
do v6zent cd jednoho do p6ti rokd
n k pokutd 1000. Trcsty ostotnich
obaalovanich byIy mensi,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

nych fondh k uplntmu %zaplaceni
dluhu, vaznouciho dosud ma SIM.
Bude to konetny bazaar a zaiista
vsichni kraiane a elcnstvo spolkn,
kterG v SIM svoic mistnosti mali,
ucini vSechno, co Dude V ieiich
silach, ably bazar tento setkal Sc
$ dokonalym vysledkem. Bliasi
zpravy o chystanem tonic baza.
RI pfincsemc pozdeii.
Pan Jos. II. Tetiva, vypo.
mocny tajemnik Commercial Saw
ings and Loan Assn, obdrzcl
ctrn6ctidenni prazdniny n ably Il.
pc teto dovolene uzil, odebral Sc
v sobotu minultho tydne Sc svou
PAM ma navst6vu ku svym pfatc.
lhm do Minncsoty. Pfeicmc man.
zeldm T~etivovym, ably ndvst6vy II
svych pfatcl nalezit6 uzili a po-
bytem venkovskym osv6zcni We
zdravi zpGt Sc navratili.
Pfisti nedeli kona Sc pravi-
dclna schnze Xvclebovaciho klubu
brown Parku v obvyklou hodinu
V Besedni SIM ma Dvacat6 n s uli.
cich, Pon6vadz v poslednich dvou
m6siclch Mdne schize Sc nekona-
ly, jc zahodno, ably vsichni Gle
move Sc do teto schize dostavili,
nebot je tfcba mnohych oprav a
zlcpscnf v ceske ctvrti nasi, jake
sekani travy, opravy chodnikh n
o~fezav6ni stromn pfi chodnicich,
ncbof jsou mista, kde .isou v6tvc
sk%lon6ny TAX dold, re neni mono
ami profit. Je tfcba take jinSch
ddlezitych oprav a proto .je I'd.
doucno, ably vsichni Ii, kdoa Sc o
zvelebeni ccsk6 osady nasi zaji-
mali, do sch0zc teto Sc dostavili.
49, Mnoho krajand zdeisich OBJ
drzelo v techto dnech 2 Czech ra.
dostne zpravy, &c pc celem t6m6f
roce jejich pfatele We VAST obdr-
zeli bedny jim poslan6 Y 1pln6m
pofddku. Bedny tyto vetsinoll
byly jiz oplakany, aysak "a to
zpisobily nyni dvojndsobnou ra.
dost, die zprav sem dochazcjicich,
nebof vtci ziskant mali nyni dale
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
raduji Sc
z polske porazky

Xprdyy o rozvratu polsk6 0rmd.
dy u jciim dstupo pred sbory boil
lScvick6ho Ruska vyyol6y0ji ne.
tajcnou radost v Bcrline, CNsopi-
Sy zpr6vy o polskych pordakach
~prindscii M tclntm miste, Nclcz.
ti6ni dolnictvo nameck6 piln6 pri-
hli2i k tomu, ably n~emcckym 0ac-
MIN ncbyla dopravovdna Sddna
ponce polak0m. V Halle 'zasthven
byl Wax, ktcri uddnlive mel vtSti
ecskoslovensk6 za.jatcc domn, a.
vsak shlcdalo Sc, 70 jsou to Ru-
sov6 2 byyald koleakovy armddy
v Sibifi. Rusovt nell byti dopra.
vcni do |2ajatccktho tabora me2i
ostatni Rusy, ale pozdeji cd H.
myslu toho bylo upust6no 2 obav,
10 by mczi move prichozimi n
starsimi rlskymi zajatci mohlo
dojiti k bitkdm. O osudu techto
Rush dosud nebylo rozhodnuto,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

rklsk AelWlelsa avail lAdAN )
uish > rlltln gail.ls r'chor'sl'
WNh - nslasihsil n.mleski Dbl
lara ialsa tlslan,gh. si,bk pol
etini feaainl tased Achel Ia
melsmisief h,l slsnauh \ pnlu,s
slun a a,taiAm nm ncsAAonhN
pfNlsi lihosin
Nanih nmaA skA nemnenlcr wa
nNnchtt rAis a n nlitich hndc NJ
lura netiNnusli orttns ulryirnh
dine ~ sipna dlr sltlcm u "
Maiersc nfrlscdy shom lcli,clA
Nemupmrr latu hyla yhudovAna v
iree lp1l a hyla \ tinnos,i ~ 40
4 strna tnkn iplaa Ehudoyana
hyla uAkladem asi $4,000 a mtln
Is proslornSch svtinic asi = 20
l0tlN Die s,lelcni b. Walcrsc ne.
mueniec hnlc gnoNn nlcvfcna ma
% dni m pknusku a ukaich NJ, b.
.N 81, nmalc ncmornicc icvi ~
pnifrha. hudc v tinnosii ma dale,
We shnrn fcditrlh nemocnicc ma.
rhali 81 take kraian y y II ko.
pirtR
Joe Zprk, bydlici ma nvacdte
devatt n II ulicich, odsmh2cn hyl
~ isrhto dncch ma tficct dni
do vs1eni n poknte $40 pro RI.
Semi nokoic, ktcrtho So dopustil
tim, se podnapily navsiivil svoji
milcnku, Ancsku kojcckou, $ Kite.
ron mel blti oddan Y dteri toho.
to tSdnc n ztyral il n rozbil ! nj.
bytek. Milcnka u policeiniho sou.
DIN sdelila, se vym6mil ma nj iiS
5000 n jeff kufr, sud- uznol, 70
ic to chov6ni Scnichu ncpfistoi.
ne a pfisoudil mu "a trcsi W.
zcni. -#
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
SOUTH OMAHA
Drobne zpravy z
z ceskych kruhdi

Pan Vaelav Hovorka &c
Schuyler, Neb,, zakoupil zde PEEK.
ny majctek cd pana Sislera ma
Sedmndcte ulici a Berry avenue,
pozGstdvaiici 2 pttisvetnicoveho
domku a dvou loth S peknymi o.
vocnymi stromy.
Indmy krajan p. lgnac Pc.
Tina, usazeny ma farme nedalc-
ko South Omahy, pfiscl minuly
tydcn k tezktmu poran6ni ma ru-
CO phi pddu sc aebfiku phi cesa-
nj tfcsni. Spadl k zemi TAX ne.
sfastn6, ze zlomil 81 ruku. Dosta-
10 Sc mu lined ltkafsktho oSetfe-
nj a ie nadeje ma brzke pozdrave.
nj. Jc to nchoda mrzuta zvlast6
v dob6 nyn6jsi, kdy ma farme je
mnoho prdcc. Pfejeme mu 2 pl.
mn srdce pozdrayeni v dob6 mel
bliasf.
Minute 1tcry spoutani byli
sladkym poutem m~anaelstvi sic,
Katy Jarosova $ p, Janem Pom
Gem. Svatcbni obfady provede.
ny byly dip. Janem Krajlckem V.
6cskcm katolickem chrAmG o ..
iodine ranni. Dr6zickou byla 81.
Josefina Poncova n mladencem
p. Ernest Sfastny. Svatebni ho-
stina uspofadana byla v domac-
nosti p. Jos. Pipala a pc nj novo'
manzelt odeieli ma svatebni cestu
do Lincoln, Neb. Pfejeme novo.
monael1m 2 pima srdce mnoho
6Gsti a spokojenosti ma spoleGn6
pouti zivotni.
V poslednf schhzi Tel. Jed.
Sokol Fuegncr-Tyrs uvazovano
bylo 0 financnim stnvu Narodni
sine n po delsim rozliovoru doslo
X rozhodnuti, ably uspofddan byl
yclky bazaar ma sklonku m1sioo
.fijna "a licclem zisk6ni dostatcc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

+ Pani Margaret Nauscnroy6.
majitclka restaurontu v Ralston,
Neb, sym hrdinstyim zabraniIa V
pond6li ran0 provedeni noveho
pokusu 0 loupez Y Citizens Statc
Bancc V jmenovantm m6ste. Pct
lupic6 dostavilo sc do %restauran.
ia PAM NauscarovG asi v 7 ,45
hodin rdno. Jedcn y Mich vsfonpiI
do mistnosti u aadal 0 doyolcnf k
ponaiti tclcfonu We chvfli, kdy.
majitclka rcstaurantu mn ukazo.
yala, jak \ tclcfoncm starfh0 vzo.
RI Mchazcti, IupiG Sc j cbopiI Il
svrhl il do pfizcmku, kdc cckaIi
jiz jebo drubove Lmpici po II pa.
nj Nansenroyon ztymli u p0hro.
zili u wmrcenim, n%cyyzrndt.li u.
misttnf poplosnych drhtd X bance
anebo tajntbo prdchodu, ktcr5
vedc y pfizcmi do bonky. Nouse.
arovh odcpfcIo poskytDouti Iupi.
c6m jaktkoJiv informace, Pics TO-,
~ pfipoutdna byla JIM provazy
k trdmu u broziIo II uskrcenf v
tom ozynIy We Dohom kroky u IN
pici, obhyajicc sc vyzrazcnf, prchIi
rychIc V AUTOMOBILE, poncchayseI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04


ranl Nsusesfe,oa ss,mu usoala
'lsrl N~aus,slo,k os,ubatsna h,la
'fs ssshN neleipe ntlo lNsiaseal
sysm htalrsm Af,huNm Mate
aeu listN spolN 50 SWIM pifie
lem lebntm Ntwmantm 81 silva.
'fal. ranl NauscaiWsh uAslwlktnl
'ntrAm lmghsm vtl0ml 4 riisla \
.sitt Anlem iesAif boAinN laiA
Nrra,n,ala, - ~ I rlihuliia.
.iSAHpmek hWln,N N n8 reslau
rant " narhhfl NJ spnicn . pli.
Temlem hauioNni hudoN nanl q
pusletlni duha iNakraie hNln q.
lnnpena
Nezisltny doposud maa kte
~ sakrSl Il twas tcrntm kapes
nikem. napadl a olonpil W tt,r
TEX rano o ? hodim PAM Aunu
. Simonosou , tisla 202i Z ulicc,
icA kukuficnim pollen ma Dvaca
rs scdmo a v ulicich 80 ubirnla do
pckafsktho obchodu lupie, skrN
Itt v kukuficncm poll, sfcims V.
hal mn svuii ohcr Sotva1c sc phi.
hlikila, chopil Sc " a platnem. ma.
moecnrm ncpochybnG v chloro-
formu, SNAIL Sc II 2acpati nsta,
PAM Simonova aapaSila $ lupiccm,
ME pc chvili atratila v6domi a lc.
leila v oznaccnem mistG M do ..
hodiny odpolcdni, kdy opStne ve-
domi nabyla Lupici padl IN ko.
fisf eek ma ~ n prstcm PAM ii.
monova ozn6mila prcpadcni poll.
eli, ale sdtlila, Se by ncmohla po.
znati dtocnika, | kdyby ici zno
WI spatfila. Pamatuic 81 toliko.
Dc mel tcrny kapcsnik pres tvdf
a ma rukou mel bile bayln6nt ru-
kavicc.
Adolf Sterney, 1909 y ulicc,
n James n Rudolf Ycchoutovc,
5132 JIM Dvac6t6 tfcti ulicc, by.
Ii b%eztrcstn6 propust6ni po%liccinim
soudem v t6chto dncch, %pon6vada
policistt, ktefi provcdli jcjich Eat
cent, nemohli podati d1kazn o
tom, Se iednd Sc o trio lupic1,
ktefi pfepadli Roy Stilamoka,
Tficdt6 ttvrt6 n K ulice, pfedmi.
nulou sobotu ma DvacatG seste n
= ulicich, VSichni ri tito mladi
Tide prokdzali sv6 alibi n m6li ne.
kolik sv6dkH, ktcri dokdzali, 70
nal6zali SO v tanccni zdbav6, kdy
ku %pfcpadcni doSlo.
+ Jcdno sto n dvacct scst lahyi
donna vyrobeneho piva n dvncct
Sest prdzdnych lohvi cd piva ma
lczeno bylo v obydli Achicla Da-
melcmistcra, 1890 JIM Dvacdth
sestd ulicc, dctcktivy We ctvrtck
vceer. Dctcktivoy6 nalczli tn pc.
hromade s~polccnost vojdloh, vcsc.
le popiiciicich n znamcnitG SO ba.
vicich. Mczi mimi nal6zol Sc ! .ie.
den major, Dcyet osob bylo zot-
teno n mczi mimi jedno damn.
Iatecni sicc udnli iistd im6no, ale
pozd6ii Sc ziistilo, 10 Sddn6 = Mich
ncbylo pravc. KaSdS sloSil $40
adruky, Sc dostavi sc k vSslechu Y
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

v obnosu 100000 rubln We zla.
"a. Rusk0 soyetsk6 yl6dn, iak Sc
oznamuje y tthoa pramcnc, pozva.
Ia D2cmala pasu, byyoltho turc.
ckGho nacelnika Y Syrii, ably pre-.
wal vcleni mussulmanSkc divisc
sovdtsk6 armddy,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04

M viiA ,vna hslli msls rg~l ~
lsm Mvtl ,emi lAei iAia,t -
sssMlel yntksy dcslah nalssasl -
reslln, Mate liaslNa,a k,dllel
VA rfinkctt 30 liei,h. a aah IA
i6tn,a h,sllicl na n,atAls rtsnl
4 4 ulicich I'oslese imenosahs
kraian duslal srrasu D. ' hcsln,
hslN sshfAnA lAila 4 sloters Tan
ist chilly ale ysrchny nstaini VI
II dusly v arlntm pnfhlln
v sohn,u gcmfrla y tcsl rh
lrugich dohfr ynAmA pant Sarah
Mcmihei,c. hydlici y tisle iHes
iiini ffica,6 palA ulicc rohteh
jest kondn h,l \ pondsls ? m
htehniho domova nratfi kutiskN
do chramn ~ Elomcny a oliud
ma Holy Scpulchrc hfhi,nv. "
snula gancchala IA manicla a dvt
ditky
vylct ditck Scskou sknln ma
ys,evuiicich, ktcrt pof6dan h,l
minulou ncdsli do Mandan par.
ku. hyl, dosti tc,ns navs,iven kra
iany, ktefi di,ky do Scsks skol,
posilaji, n temi, ktrfi Sc icstt o %.
skou Skolu q fcc sajimaii. Pred
zahaicnim program oslovil shro
ma5dent oheccnStvo y. Frank Sc.
dlatck. pfcdscda Maticc Skolskc.
.iehoa upfimna slova vscmi pfi
tomnymi byla Sc souhlasem pfi
iata, Ma to pax sah6ien byl pro
gram zap6nim pisnc "Ameriea"
Sactvcm 6cske Skoly. Program ma
yylctnim mist6 provcdcny scsia
val 2 nasledujicich ciscl Komi.
cky vystup, eve Skolc sosovi.
exc" v ncmz 1cinkovali X. Be
ran jake u6itel a JOS, kutilek. Ed,
Kutilck, J. Rada, 7. Beran n O.
Kozlik jake zaci. N~aslcdujici has.
nicky byly %pfedneseny "Zaif.
eek" karel Sum, "a to ii pa.
TIL" +. P~okornJch, "Starostlivi
dceruska," A, Moravcova. "L6.
to- Ant, Sum, "lIonzi6kova ne.
hoda," Ant llrbkova. "N6s ko.
courck," V. llospodka, "Duddko.
Wy dudy," Kar. Kozlik. "Ty u
ja,' Jan Holccck a V. Smutn(.
Ndsledujici pisn6 byly zazpivdny;
America Boleslov, Bolcslav; Ma
tom pazsk6m most6; Sla Nanyn-
ka do 2eli; Krdsn5 HE'D ie na ten
bozi svGt Vesele 81 zap6iem Tam
ma horach; Ma lad6 n pascce n
kde domov m6jY Program fizcn
byl ucitclcm Gcskt skoly p. Jos.
St6rbou a vsemi p%fitomnymi pc
2orn6 byl sledovan a .iednotlivt
vykony pc zdsluze hoinym potle.
skem o%dmen6ny, Pc vyccrp6ni
programu se obcccnstvo rozcslo
po parku n ditky vcnovaly Sc
sym hr6m. Xdafily tcnto vylct
zajiste ma dlouho utkvi v pam6ti
iak ditkam, talk vsem ostatnim
icastnik6m.
A6koliv Y letnim obdobi ne.
nj takovI odbyt ma hraci stroje
jake V dob6 zimni, kdy vice clio.
vek tr6vf v domovo a bavi SO hron
ma fonograf, p. Frank IIefmansky,
lGk6rnik ma Dvacat6 osme n q
ulicich, prodal minulv m6sic II.
velkych hracich stroj1, tux zc me
sic tento 2namcnal nejlcpsi odbyt
na hraci stroje "a celou dobu, 60
stroje proddvd. PA" llcrmansky |
y letni dob6 ma hoing vyb6r hra.
cfch strojd, jakoa i nejlcpsich a
nejobliben6jsich rckord6.
Ma seznamu nemocnych Sc
nalez6 dlouholetd south -oniazska
osadnicc PAM Frantiska Sedlde-
kova, bydlicf ma Devotendct6 a O.
ulicich. We Stfcdu tohoto tydnc
doprayena byla do nemocnicc.
Postondvala jiz dclsi dobu n nyni|
pfidal Sc k ostatnim chorobdm
zdpal pile. Prejemc il 2 pima srdcc
n0ndrnYrni V dnh1 nniLli1Af
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-04
Rusky SOVIET uznal
neodvislou Indii

Sovttsht rusk6 authority, jok Sc
= Bcrlina, uanaly indi.
ek$ wvolucni vybor jake legdlni
yladn Indie q noyolily mn piiiGkn
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-06
sTEE1. CORPORATION
Is NOT DISSOLVED

Washington, March 2.-In four
to three decision the supreme court to-
day refused to dissolve the United
States Steel corporation and subsidi-
aries, comprising the so-called steel
trust.
The governments long fought suit
for dissolution for alleged violation Of
the Sherman antitrust law was dis
rursed. Primarily the decree official
ly brands the corporation NJ a good
combination with it's legality estab-
lished.
Further the court held preponder-
ancc in industry of corporate combin
ations Is not alone sufficient cause
for dissolution. The court declared
the public reason must be considered
in applying the law.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-06

nations of Europe 70 that the vssy
power of our government win eeass
second to every other country in The
world it is certainly time to stop and
listen to Washington words. Iistsa
now, while 1 read you some of his own
words on this subject. Against the
insidious wiles of foreign influsnes
the jealousy of free people ought to
constantly awake; since history and
experience prove that foreign influ-
ence is one of the most baneful foes Of
republican government Those we're
lbs first words on the subject. He
says that we must keep awake to .hc
fact that Europe is looking out for
herself first and that the things che
tries to 90 to tie US with her are the
greatest enemies of "a republican gov
ernment.' Since our government is a
republican government he of courss,
refers to the United States. He goes
on. But that jealousy, meaning the
Jealousy Of people like ours, to b.
useful, must be impartial, else it BE-
comes the instrument of the very in.
fluence to be avoided, instead Of .
defense against it. Excessive partial
ity for one foreign nation, and s1sss-
sive dislike for another, cause thoss
whom they actuate to see danger only
on one side, and serve to veil, and
even second, the arts of influence On
the other.'
"But probably the greatest state
ment of all in this address was the
following, SO far as it applies to con-
ditions today. The great rule of con
duct for US, in regard to foreign IA
tons is, in extending our commercial
relations, to have with them as little
political connection as possible. 80
far as we have already formed engage
ments, let them be fulfilled with per
feet good faith. Here let us STOP
That statement is very plain. lie
simply says that we must not mix in.
ternational politics with our interna-
tional trade. 1t is all right and nee
essary to do business with foreign ma
lions but we must not make alliances
that would mean tying ourselves to
act when and how they might want.
That applies directly to the world
club plan.
'He knew that Europe is always
and always will look after her own
interest first, just as we should. That
is why she is SO anxious for Us to
Join the world club. 1t would make
it possible for her to use our money
and our soldiers to help fight her bat
ties. On this point he said, Europe
has a set of primary interests, which
to Ls Lave none, or a very remote n
a.. ,a Hence she must be engaged In
which are essentially foreign to our
, concerns. Hence, therefore, it must
be unwise in us to implicate ourselves,
by artificial ties, in the ordinary vicis-
tudes of her politics, or the ordinary
combinations and collisions of her
friendships or enmities,' Could more
sane advice be given US today than
these words from George Washington
He knew the tricks of Europe. He
knew that then as today, Europe il ~
composed that she is always having
war of one kind or another. While
she has hundred wars that interest
her we may have none or perhaps one
that interests US. Why should we se
link ourselves with her troubles ~ TO
be forced to bear her burdens when
ever and wherever she wantsf''
81 hope the senate follows his I'D
vice." said Jack.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-06

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Iron and Steel Review

Cleveland, May 6.-(special.)- .)-Primary lines of production in the iron and steel industry seem to have passed the polnt of greatest demoraliZation, brought about bv the Switchmens strike, and are max ing some headway against the ireishc blockade. Recourse to trainload iots or frgoing and outgonig material has en- abled the producers to keep thelr plants running in moderate way and portion of their output at least, in notion
 The situation is so mixed and fuel sup plies so slender, however, that operations are being conducted virtually on day-to- day basis Furthermore, the position Of the manufacturers to consumers Of iron and steel has been growing steadily worse The pinch of reduced receipts Of raw material and growing stocks of un- shipped product has been felt more and more and the slowing down process has continued to spread. Frozen credits due to the piling up of undelivered finished goods are coming in for considerable at tention.
 Operations of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company dropped to F to 15 per cent of capacity the past week, and now are considerably better, as some plants since have resumed. Steel produc- ton in the Mahoning Valley has been raised to about 50 per cent. The Car negie Steel Company is 75 per cent active Tn lnSOt output anu IS pio"HiS III oo ol oe blast furnaces, which is a gain Of ' stacks from the low point of two weeks ago.
 Despite the severe handicap under which it was carried on, pig iron produc- tion in April made a very creditaole showing reaching 2,752 ,314 tons. This rep resents a reduction of 623,545 tons from March, with it's one day longer opera
 ton. The heaviest loss, relatively, was in the steel works furnaces, as against the merchant producers. this comparison standing at IS and 9.4 per cent. respec- lively. The net loss in the number Of active stacks at the end of April was 3l, the total representing PTS, against 3l5 oh ! the corresponding date in March This | represents material improvement over | the second week of the swtchmen s 1 strike, when more than 75 furnaces were | banked.
 i One-third of the lake vessels normally | engaged at this time in ths iron ore | traffic are idle because of the lack of | fuel and cargo coal, and this presents a | situation of growing seriousness. EacL
 week of operation lost now means an in-
 creased shortage of coal next winter iI
 the northwest, and a falling down of the | 5easons ore movement. April ore ship | ments were 230,Sj4 tons. compared with | l.il2. 239 tons in April, 1919 While the iron ore market for the season has been sold
 on the basis of COCO 900-ton movement | the belief now is entertained that not over .l B 00o.oeQ tons can be brought down. Price ! irregularities in finished steel are more ip evidence, and there is a clear disposi T tion of some independent companies tc
 get away from recent premium levels.- The Iron Trade Review.