davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
AmfIhpmme Aer atlntnr.
Lditfe.
Sic Ocr6rGnocn idlOn t%ciltueiie bic
bisbcrigen 9ampfcr.

SV uCiuluhUCh luUH AttilutiIC Utp
bisberigen Sampfcr.
@ie es ifcint, fam man idon
bolO oopon ipreder, Dab Die Wtotor.
idiffobrt aiid5 fir groBe 6abr5eltge
nin WtoOe fommt," obne piel auf-
bcbenS bon i5ren @ro6erungen 81
MAIDEN.
@inige intereiiante Mitteiluneen
bieriiber fin0en iif in elmer neuer
liden Iusgobe Der 3eiti6rift D9be
Wfotor Sbip,~ nel1e alisi6lieBli9
oieicn Sntereiicn eemiOmet lit. @S
beiBt 0nrin II. a.:
0oS enti1ieoene 8o9stum Der
Motoridiffe an @roBe mo Beoeit.
tlng miro jebt nomentlid ourG Die
Sotinde befiinoet, ooB Elm Motor.
,Sontcr," nit Del = Maifinenfeue-
rltug, (immerbin ipoblfeiler, ais oos
@oiolin ooer oGetrol") ioeben in
0ienIt geIteat norOen lit, elm S1iff
BON 1880 @cpt1tstonnen &opa.
3itdt utto oos groBte 6abr5eug
Ieitter &loiie, nelGes bislang III
genopo gebout luoroen lit. Gaslel-
BE lit nit Nai6inerie BON 400
YferoefrGften ausgeriiltet ur0 emit
widelt cine S1nenigfeit bon iiber
10 anoten pro Stunoe, BEL einem
8rennito .@erbrou6 bon MIR etpo
ID Sonnen pro Gag, - ooer an.
nGbern0 elm 9rittel Der Wenge, mel.
DIE BET eincm gemobnlidet 9ampfer
Oerielben @roBe nit Selfenernng
erforOerli9 lit.
Sonod eripeiIt iif oas Wotor-
i6iff als @el6peroiener erIten &an-
ges. Gos miro aud bon anoern
Sdiffsecienidaften anerfunnt.
Erob Ser Erdgbeit I'M @rbauett
neuer S6iffe ipuroen i'm Monat
Suli Z Motori1iffe nit einem @es
Iamteebalt BON $4,000 Sonnen bonn
Stopel eelaiien ober fertiggeIteat;
oorunter mar oas Mtotorififf vWfa-
lopo" nit 1880 Eonnen @ebolt;
zines bon 3 Sdmeiterldiffen fir Die
v@olt @iiatic Co." melde ale lire
0ampfer aufgab nnO iett cine Slot
te BON 16 Northumberland be-
Iibt. 3u Dem glei6en Sdritt e1tt.
i61oB iid Die Stodbolmer Sobnion.
LIME, ipeIde i6on II @otoridiffe
uro nod Z 0ampfer beiitt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
Wcrbart @auptmanm an Marim
8Drfi.

@uf ben Silferuf Warim @orfiS
Gat Ser Gidter @erbart Sauptmant
hieiem in einem ldngeren Sele.
grannm g%eantportet, in Dem es, Der
n9erliner Montagspolt" 8ufolge, am
Sdlltiie beiBt: Sic gauge 5ibili-
iierte 8elt bat Sbren eridiitternben
&uf ni6t MIR nit Sen Sbren, ion-
bern aud nit Dem Ser3en aebort.
Sic miro i'm nidt ofne Mntmort
laiien. Sc mebr iie gu tun imitarbe
it, lie better es ibr gelingt, Sunger
uno &ranfbeit 81 be%fdmpfen, Inn 10
ticfer miro ii6 oie Wcnidbeit emf.
iibnen. 8as ober oas ihperge-
priifte, bod oIieits bilfsbercite Oellt-
ide @oIf b@etrifft, 10 lit es idon bellte
elr6 ocn Hltf aus Dem Often tief
crregt uno betpegt, uno ih oorf &C.
troIt iaeen, oaB 8olf uno &eids-
regierung in Dem ~innigen @unide
CHING iino, nad bcitcm @ermogen
tatfrGftis Silfe su leiiten,
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
lie vg nmmclitcner"

Seit es oen Sinan5cn idlc6t gebt,
3iebt 8ater Staat uno feline So1ter,
sic @emeinoe, oltd) aus Dem 2olter
germ ieinen 9uten. Sn Der eide
6oilomafei bot oie Staot &olin, be-
riibmt our6 Die Gdlo6t, in Der Der
@roBe Srieorid gei6lagen wuroe,
uilo Olmiib, ooS in Der preuBiid]ca
@ei6i6te feline riibmlidere 9eocue
tl1ng bot, cine 1teue Sinan5quene err
hobrt. @ir Ieien in elmer 8roger
3eitung: oSn Slmiib miro NIT Gill
tiefett bonn 20. @pril Die r9ummel-
farte" nod &oliner Muiter einge<
fiibrt tperoen. Berionen, Die nod
Ser Sperr1turoe in offentliden 2o-
folen ongetroffen iperoet, iolen in
Ser 3eit bon IL Bis 2 1br 5pei
&ronen, bon 2 Biz A nbr bier &ro-
men, bon A Big 5 ubr 5ebn &roner
entri6ten. Ser @etrag fommt Der
ioaioIen Siirioree ser Staot Slmiib
5ugute". Man bat aber getDiiie 9e-
Oenfen, Oh nidt Die o@rbebungsfo-
item" 5iemli1 foltipielig fem tper0en.
90 mare es idon better, meint Die
6. s. 81, man fiibrte glei9 elm
Ibonnement auf 6ie 8lmmeIei elm,
ipobei Ben 8eiiber eines iolfen
Announcements nod oos erbc6erbe
@efiibl beieelen fam, Dab er elm
gutes uto gottgefdaiges @erf tut,
glci6piel Oh er es beltntt ODER nidt.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07

Ionoern fie miiiien uoeli6Tt emf
tpideIt unO berpoqfommnet fperoett.
Sic 8romotif bei61ftigt ii6 olIo
nift einieitig MIR nit ben &olorien,
oie ser 96rper gu ieiner @rbaltung
brau1t, Ionoern iie beriidiidtigt ne
ben ben 9dbritoffen audi Die @iir3.
itoffe. 9os bat Die @%rndbrungs.
idoft bisber berabidumt. Die
@iir5- uno @nregungsitoffe boben
in ibr immer MIR cine u~ntereeoro.
nete 9eoeittung gebobt, ein Soipt-
grlino Oafiir, tuorum 5ablreide wii.
ienidoftIide @rfenntniiie praftii9
obne 8eoeutung gebIieben iinO.
0emeegeniiber bctont Houl, oaB Die
eigentIiden Rdbritoffe: @ipeiB, 6ett
unO &oblebporote erit in 8erbin0ung
nit 8~iiraitoffen, Die ben appetlt
ertpeden utto Die @eroouungsoriilen
oes &orpers CUR S6tigfeit onreaen,
brau1bore Speiien tperoen. 8Gb.
reno ii6 Die @iiienidaft nit ben
@eruditoffen bisber MIR i'm Ssnterel.
ie ibrer Berpenoung in Der 8ar.
fiimerie befd6ftigt bat, Iiegen iiber
Die @eidmaditoffe unO oie &iefItof.
fe ser 2ebensmittel nod foum nil.
ieni1nftli6e @rbeiten Dor. @Gb.
reno mir geriu1sanItolten fir Mol.
fereipeien @6rungsgetperbe, @etrei.
Overwhelming, 3uder- uno &onier.
%peninouitrie baben, oeren @rgebniIIe
oft melt iiber ibren eigentlifen 3pef
~binausgeben uno unfere &enntnis
Der @rndbrung uno 8eroouung be-.
reits outage gefommen iino, feblt es
nod an dbnIiden Snitituten fir Sc.
Observation-Disclosures. 9ie b~eoeuteno.
ite anitalt ouf bieiem @ebiete 1T Die
i'm April 1918 in Miinden erridtete
6oridungsanitolt fir 2ebcnsmittel-
6emie, meld)e bon 8rof. Or. Saul
geleitet miro. Cine groBe Mufgo.
be itebt ibr bebor. @or alien 9ibt
es Den pi9tieiten StoffpedIeI Der
Nabriol5e un0 oos @eien uno oie
@irfung Ser fog. 8itamine ipItemd.
.tii6 5u unteriuden. 2eioer feblen
Dem Miin6euer Soridungsinititut
Die MitteI, Inn feline Edtigfeit in
Douem umfanee orsiiben 81 t0n-
men. @s tpdre Sa6e oeS &ei9es,
es finan5ien 10 frdftie gu itiisen, oaB
es in Der Gage mare, iid obne Gu-
bere Semmungen ieinen boben 3fe-
len 81 miomen. Oenn oariiber lit
fem 3DeifeI mogIid, ooB Die @eIb.
mittel, Die fir iolde 3mede oufge-
tpan0t meroen, oIs tperben0e &api-
~ta'sonGage oes goitaen oeutiden Sol.
fes gu betra6ten iino.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07

4us Der Natur9e.
6i9te. nDas &amel fam adt
Gage lang arbeiten, obne 81 trim
fen," er5ablte Serr 8iermaier iei.
ner 5ungenfertigen Sral1.
~9as lit nod gar nidts", ertpi.
oerte, i'm idarf ~firierenb, Srau
8iermaier, lid femme fogar elm &a'
mel, ods fann odt Gage lang frin.
fen, cbne au arbeitenl" &err gier.
maier cling tin ins Neben5immer.
OrudfebIer. Ser Sago-
frepler puroe gu amei 8oden 81.
f1ngnis berurteilt, oa oas Seridt
ipiloernoe l1mitGl6e annabm.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
Sarmcrs MadJtlieb.

Gum Seben eeboren,
Gum S6auen belteIt,
Sem Turme eel6noren
@efdut mir Die @elt.
Sd Bid in Die Scrne.
Sd ieb' in Der Ndb'
Sen Ronb unb Die Sterne,
Sen @alO unb bns Neb.
90 ie1' i@ in allen
Die epise Bier,
llno pie Mrs gefauen,
@efau' id audi mir.
Sbr eIidli@en glueer,
@as ie ibr geiebn,
@s lei, tpie eS tppue,
&c mar bod 10 i60ni
Gus ~Sauit". Goethe.
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
Sprnd).

Ser 2aneiamc gebt fider". I.
@obll
Der S9nene fomnlt gar lei9t 81
San,
Do9 nimm bas Spri9wort audi
genou!
gu Srrtum leidt berfubrt iein
SGan,
@er ieinen gan5en Sinn beritebt,
Der eebt 5tuar langiam, aber eebt."
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
Die beiunbcrem @prsiiae Ger GtaSt
Sngcn.

Sn einem G6iileraufiat iibcr oas
Sbema: .@as mir an Sagen be-
ion6ers gef6at" bat lidJ elmer ser
@ufiabi6reibcr folgen0en Sat gelci-
Itet: rol1niere StaOtregierung be-
ltcbt aus einem Oberbiirgermeilter
uno 8pei 8iirgermeiltern, oenen
elm Stab bon 60 Staotberoroneten
CUR Seite itebt. Gieie iiben NAM
den longen Nadmittag begin. Ibeno
uno griibeln uno iinnen un6 annfen
Iid urto reoen iid Den Mun6 fuiie-
lig Inn bas @obl un6 @ebe Der
Staot.-
Washington Journal., 1921-10-07
staat fronfe Climber gu iden.

Dem Staat frallfe &tlloer 81 ld)ert'
fen
n2ieber Sunge, mods fur3,"
mobnte ole ionfte Stimme ieiher
Mtiitter. y@s lit Oas bette fiir bid
uno iie. @ir poaen beltte nod
reiien."
pS9 fam iie bod nidt fronf bier
Iieeen Ioiien ut6 mid meiter anti
iieren,~ It0bnte Ser Goftor.
n0u fonnit ibr ia bod nidt BEL
fem" mobnte Die @ebeimrotin giitig,
omor9en lit iie pieaeidt idon &C.
fund. SoI6e @nfd1e ptIegen manoy
nal i6neQ boriiber5ugeben. SD
peiB oos bon Sante 8ettp."
Sn5nii6en nertponO 6rGulein @l-
Ii ibren Shmer5 I'M Den nun eno-
giiltig obgebro6enen 3obn.
Nodoem Tie iih einigermaBen ge'
foBt bate, probierte iie Dor Dem
Spiegel, oh tpenigitenS Elm harmat'
tes, redtipinfeIiges 2G6eIu m0gIid
mare, uno iiebe, es gelong our Scot.
N}ubte man 6enn iiberbaupt inn
mer laden? 6rduIein @ai iufte
einen 8ono Iieeide beraus unO Be-
reitete iid ouf Elm ierioies Sbema
Dor. @igentIi6 mar iie elm biB6eu
erIeid,fcrt, ooB bie Saiten5eit erie
oigt mar, un6 peb bate es gar nif)t
NAL geton. Nur Elm biBden gebIus
tet.
@Is GuD Geters aber n6enos gum
Soltper ber1lnteridliipfte, iiberreidte
ibr oos StltbenmGoden einen &ieien.
&oIenitraliB nit einem 9iaett Don
0oftor Springer.
Ser 0oftor be0alterte ungemein
= plotIi6es &eIegramm = fofor.
tige Seimreiie unbergeBli9e
Stltnoen - ufp.
SrGuIein Chi brad in foiiunos-
loies @einen aus.
@as beoelttete 0os nur? -
Sn Ben nGditen Sooen bermiBte
Tie ben ungIiidliden 3obn gar ni6t,
oenn ibr mar our6aus nidt gum
2a6en 5umute. 90 baIf ibr oaS
cine ltn9liif iiber 6os on6ere bi1t-
meg, uno man fam oud ouf 6ieien
SAT- pie6erum nntpenOen, Dob Der
Seufel MIR ourd 8eeI5ebu6 5u Der.
treiben lit. Nein, ooB 2o6en broudtc
fte nidt, iie bate iogar ettpos Der.
peinte 4rgert, Die fIeine gai, un6
bei66ftigte ii6 inteniin nit Ser Sra.
ge: u8arum muBte Oas 10 foms
menu"
Cine &ntmort befom iie nidt.
Nur nod 8ofen cine fIii9tige
Gniidtsfarte bonn 9oftor. gtber ga
mar iie idon IGngit pieoer gu Sauie,
itto Die @unoe 8iemIi6 pernorbt.
Mltd 0ie Srotlt ser peiBen 8or-
oer5abnden mar f6on pieoer in
taft. I~aeroings bon 3atnarSts po6l-
tpoIlenoen @nooer.
Iber Ser ma6te genou 70 i6one
mie Der Iiebe Soft, nltr erbebli9
teurer.
Seoenfous lit oas berbGngnisboae
3Gbnden ooron iduIo gemeien, bob
6rGulein Chi nidt Sen 0oftor
gebeiratet bat, nit Dem
tie fider iebr eIiidli9 geiporoen
n6re.
Sic beiratete oann aber einen on
oeren 9oftor, nit Dem lie nod
tpuroe.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
NO WORK TO DO
FOR 5,S35,OOO MEN

Washington. Aug. 16.-Best esti-
mates available at this time show
that 5.735.000 persons are out of en-
ployment in the United States. Score
tary of Labor Davis reported to the
Senate to-day in response to a resolu-
ton calling for figures.
Mr.. Davis said the estimates did
not include figures as to the number
of former service men out of work. az
these could not be obtained. The to-
tai of unemployed as given. he added,
related to the differences in the num-
Der of employees carried on payrolls
last month as compared with the peak
of employment in 1920.
Manufacturing and mechanical in
dustries. including building trades,
showed the highest percentage Of un-
employment, the estimate being g.
5000 the report said. Other in
dustries listed e mining, trans
portation, trade and clerical workers
and domestic and personal service.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
z MAKES
A DIFFERENcr

The winnemucca papers anno,.-
that the price Of gasoline :, -
place has been cut three time. !, :
near past and the liquid III.
now selling Eve cents per gallon =,
since the Union Oil Company Ia.
tablished an agency there. Th,. -
company announced last spripr ~.
they were going to establish an -
cy in Elko. and the people Of n,
would welcome them as the stana.s
Oil Company has things all its a.
way here and charges what IL pls...-
II we could save five cents a gallon
gasoline, the public would be ahs.s
quite a sum at the end Of the s...o,
as Elko Is one of the largest dis,r,hu,
ing points for the OF trust in easter,
Nevada. There is no doubt but :.
will have relief by the time anoth.,
year has passed by.-Elko Free Pres,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20

Belgrade, Aug. liking Peter OF
Serbia died to-day.
King Peter. who for a long time
had been i'll. was reported early In
June to be in a serious condition He
was then suffering from pleurisy- A
short time afterwards he was said TO
be steadily improving in health, and
his physicians declared him out of
danger.
Nothing was heard Of the aged
monarch until a few days. when a
dispatch from Belgrade said he was
seriously ill with congestion Of the
lungs He sank into Inconsistencies
Friday. remaining in that condition
until the following day. His condi-
ton became worse Sunday night. and
he gradually failed until the end.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
SUPERFLUITY OF MALES

The 1920 census reveals the fact
that there are 2.090.132 more males
than females in this country. due
partly to the fact that the majority
of immigrants are men.
In some countries, such a dispro-
portion would mean that practically
all the adult women would marry.
many of them preferring to wed an
alien rather than make their way
alone. In this country of abundant
education for women, that sex re-
quires higher standards of matrimony
and will not take up the first offer
that comes along. The coming gen.
GRAFTON would be of a higher type II
more of these independent and intel
ligent women would marry, but this
will not happen so long as so many
men fail to manifest qualifications
for the married state.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
HOME BREW
FOR PERSONAL USE

Washington, Aug. 16.-The House
went on record to-day against any in
reference with home brewing and
distilling for personal use.
BY a rising votet of sc to 81 it vir-
tually deprived prohibition agents of
all power to prevent the manufacture
of all alcoholic beverages in private
dwellings unless proof can be adj
duced that the liquor is being manu-
featured for sale.
The victory. for the cellar distiller-
les and the kitchen brew hounds"
came when a substitute for the Stan
ley search and seizure amendment,
approved by the Senate vas adopted.
AS passed by the Senate, the Stanley
amendment prohibited with heavy
penalties any searches or seizures by
prohibition agents without warrants.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20

The bakers of Reno are planning a
reduction in the cost OF bread. The
recent drop in -four prices makes such
a cut possible.
The present price of copper under
IL cents per pound is not encourag-
ing. states the White Pine News. I'm
til there is a better market there will
be no resumption Of mining and
smelling In the Ely section.
Three farms in Steptoe valley,
White Pine County. were seriously
damaged by a cloudburst last week.
A heavy rain and hail storm lasting
for three hours completely ruined the
products of the three farms.
A mad dog was killed in the streets
of Ely a few davis ago. AS 1t was be-
iieved he had bitten other dogs. all
found without muzzles were de-
stroyed. This is the second animal
found with rabies in the copper camp.
The old mining town of Delamar,
at one time a heavy gold producer.
and which helped make Captain Del
amar his millions, is completely
abandoned. Only ten people are left
in the district. and they still have
faith in the come back Of the old Q C
ton.
The Elko general hospital, opened
a few days ago, has received a gift Of
a splendid set Of surgical instruments
from DR.. Huntington of San Francis
co. says the Elko Free Press. The
set is complete and consists of the in
struments gathered by DIR. Hunting
ton during the many years he was in
active practice.
At a price said to be in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 sever mining
claims of the s. l.. PERM property in
the camp OF Masonic changed hands
recently. the Walker Lake Bulletin
states. These claims adjoin the fam
Gus Cereta mine. owned by the Stahl
brothers. which produced $4,000
worth Of high grade ore.
For the first time during the pres
emit season the farmers of the Walker
river r beginning to suffer from the
annual water shortage. according to
reports received from Water Super
visor G. ". Malone. All the water
users with priorities dating later than
1859 are now without water, and the
shortage is being felt by the potato
growers. However. no serious losses
are anticipated al the spud men are
able to secure sufficient water from
the older decreed rights to save their
crops.
When Sheriff Harris went to Jar
bidge in Eiko County to take posses
sion of an abandoned automobile.
which had been left near that place
for three days. he found the machine
stripped of every movable part. even
the back wheels being taken. the
Free Press reports. Nothing but the
engine and the body OF the car re-
nainsl.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
ROBBERY
SAY STOCKGR0WERS

Nevada stockgrowers, in their nu-
merous conferences with the Southern
Pacific Railway oficials Of the past
two or three years. have found them
generally anxious and willing to do
almost anything considered practical
to wipe out features Of their service
representing heavy losses to the In
dustry.
There is one thing. however, which
seems inexcusabie and which causes
more hard words than usual. and that
is the hold up Git can be called moth
ing else) in charges for feeding stock
in transit. II any one can see any
real reason for the roads allowing a
situation to exist where. with hay at
pre-war prices ever since last Fall.
stockmen were in July paying around
$40 a ton for hay al feeding stations
such as Sparks. in the heart of the
hay country, let him step up. The
whole thing. In a nut shell, Is that
the railroads nave let out the feeding
game to private contract and the con-
tractor is being allowed to run the
game into the ground.
At the San Francisco conference Of
last April between shippers and rail-
road officials. loud complaint wa
made on this point and a special com
mittee of railroad officials was ap-
pointed to see IL something could not
be done. Apparently. the stockgrow-
ers have been left to sweat 1t out.
In shipping their stock. stockgrow-
er, after paying the transportation
charges. should certainly befurnished
feed at not more than cost. and II
there is no other way to stop this ex.
IRENE sample of pr~ofteering. we
should simply stand up for our rights
and insist hat the roads handle the
feeding game themselves and handle
it at cost. One thing Is certain, and
that is that this subject will receive
| attention It coming s~tockgrowers
conyentions.-Nevada Stockgrower.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
CHARLES sam Is OUT
FOR UNITED STATES SENATE

Another Republican candidate for
United States Senator appeared on
the horizon, with the announcement
OF Charles MacKnight Sain of Logan
dale, Clark County. for that place.
Sain made a formal announcement of
his candidacy to both the Nevada ma
tional committeeman and to the State
central committee.
Sain has been a resident of Nevada.
according to his announcement, for
t~wenty-six years. He has lived at
Virginia City. Loveloek. Elko and
later in Clark County. At one time
he was publisher Of the Lovelock
Tribune. At present he owns and
operates q ranch in the Meadow VAL
ley Wash. Clark County.-Reno Ga
zette.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
LOvELOCK MILKMEN
SWIMMING THEIR MILK

A Lovelock milk dealer will hsvs
a hearing in Reno this week in An.
swer to a charge of selling skinned
milk for the real thing. according tn
announcement of Prof. S. c. Dins.
more. in charge of the administrator
Of the State food and drug eontrOl
act. Prof. Dinsmore says that in an
instances the ice cream sold in Ne
vada contained more than the mini.
mum Of IA per cent butter fat. but in
nine instances soda water was found
which contained saccharine instead
Of sugar as required by law.-Renc
Journal
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20

The Panama canal will pay for it
self in due course OF time. but the up
keep so far has been tremendous In
May the canal handled $4,000 tons
OF cargo from the Atlantic to the Pa
einc. The figures r given In the
Nations Business: Sixty-four per
cent originated on the eastern coast
Of the United States. 20 per cent tall
petroleum. from Mexico. Z per cent
from the United Kingdom. and 5 per
cent from Continental Europe.
OF this westward trafic. So per
cent went to our own western States,
"a per cent to the Far East. 20 per
cent to the west coast OF South Amer
lea, Is per cent to Australia
The traffic moving eastward was
heavier. totaling 411.Ooo tons of car
20. Our western coast led in the pro-
portion of shipments. having ~ per
cent. The west coast of South Amer
lea followed. with 2s per cent. Aus
tralia was third. with IL per cent
and Hawaii fourth. with practically
10 per cent. all sugar.
OF this eastward traffic So per cent
moved to the eastern coast of the
United States. IS per cent to the
United Kingdom. and rs per cent tc
continental Europe.
The year which has closed was the
best the Panama canal has yet had
Even so. receipts from tolls, s12.'
$4,000 lacked $4,000. 900 of meet
ing the Governments expenditure.
for the canal.
In 1920 the Suez canal. the &C
counts of which have now been pub
lished, had an excess of receipts ovel
expenditures of 100000 600 francs
or. say, at present rates of exchange
about 5,00O,00 On top Of thai
there were 1O1,OO0.OOo francs o
profits in exchange. Altogether. the
shareholders got dividends of ESQ,
O00, 1000 francs. The quantity Of
goods carried through the Suez cana
in 1920 was 22 per cent larger thar
in 1919, but still "a per cent undel
the traffic OF 1913. The great i'm
provement was in manufactured
goods going to the countries beyont
Suez. The outward-bound traffic wa
6,31S,00o tons. Before the war, tn
American flag scarcely counted at Su
ez; 1t has now got up to fifth place IL
the percentage of tonnage 1t covers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-08-20
DRINKERS NOW DEMAND
HIGHER CLASS WH|SkEY
Good Brands Flow Freely Now
Into Country From Abroad

Washington. Aug. 16.-Hootch
hunting is becoming less d~ificult-
Hunters for fine whisky. wines and
other liquors also are becoming more
discriminating.
Plentiful liquor supplies In the
large centers are said by prohibit
ton officers to be due to an UMPIRE
cedented inflow of rare brands Of in
toxicants from abroad.
Imported liquors Of Scotch. Irish,
English and French manufacture are
pouring into the United States
through the Photographed gate
ways on the coasts and borders. Dry
Law chiefs. cutting down their al
ready small stats of agents. because
Of depleted funds allotted for the re
mainder of the fiscal year by Con
gress, merely gasp and confess they
are powerless to stop the importa-
tions.
Bootleg centers. finding 1t easier
to obtain the foreign liquors and In
kindergarten quantities than the OLD
familiar brands Of American make
are quoting attractive prices for theil
wares.
Oficials are advised that whiske,
brought in over the Canadian ant
Mexican borders. is finding its wa.
into larger consuming cities and tn
methods Of transporting the supple
are seldom baked by dry officers.
Handlers of wet" products. of
fcials admit. are growing more &C
customed to the haunts of the dry
law agents and are having no troubl
in that quarter.
Most of the rare liquors and wine
are now being brought across tn
Canadian boundary. The vas
stretches of territory in that regiol
are protected by a mere handful o
enforcement officers. Most of then
are on dulJ at a few OF the cav
travelled routes. Hundreds of route
selected by the bootleg importers ar
without protection.
Recent reports to headquarters in
dictate that trains of trucks have bee
moving with their whiskey cargoe
into the United States.
Lower quotations by the bootleg
gers for the choicest kinds of liq
uors. are an impressive indicatio
that whiskey stocks brought in fror
overseas have more than made up 70
the shortage caused by the closin
down of the warehouses in the Unite
States for a considerable period.