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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
5000
r eductiOn
on <@C-48" Touring
Other Models Reduced Proportionately

To further understand the startling nature Of this
price reduction consider again the &C 4s" passenger
touring which one year ago $780, At present it
is 5000. The cut will bring it down to $1,000
saving of $500, and total reduction of $110o in
year! The "c38" 5.passenser touring was $780, is
now $22so, and September will be $500 saving
of $4oo-and total reduction of $500 in year!
Other savings proportionate, running up in size
to cut of $11oo the &c Az Sedan, which makes
total Of year decrease of $500 this wonderful
car!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
A Better Car Too !!

Far from being deprecated car brought out cheapy
to make showing, the Westcott today is better
automobile than the famous Westcotts which have
been much advertised by their appreciatve
Steel, leather and other materials Of higher
quality. and labor is able and willing to produce better
results, than has been the for long time past!
Not nekeis worth of quality, single ITEM
of equipment, has been taken off the Westcott Il
still includes thermostate control of motor temper
ature radimeter, electric cigar lighter, clock, spot
light socket. windshield cleaner, gasoline gauge
dash, cowI ventIator, tonneau light, etc. 1t is the
distinctive. long lived, dependable that it
has been for dozen years-ony more so!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
What a Price!

The makers of Weco the Car with Longer Life propose to take
the lead in giving The prices astonishing them
seehe value makes the almost beyond be-
lief For example big luxurious passenger
Of 25nch with Continental Think
Delco Fedders Warner Borg Beck Gemer Wlardwit
possible comfort and convenenca this for S209O00 wonder
full five passenger touring similarly complete S189O0O Other
models correspondngy reduced other
values Do they demand your immediate Inspection compar
personal Judgment?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09
Standard Units

Wescott owners know that Westcott always has built
and always will build quality Everybody knows
that human power could induce Timken 10 make
poor axes Continental to cheat their Delco
to reduce the quality of their electrical systems and
the other makers of tried proven standard parts to
agree upon Program Of deceivine the public Il
couldn't be done. It is utterly nconceivable that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-09

/ - .
The Mailman. Voseta, Liberty
Todd. Just Tramp, FRANKLIN E.. and
Sadie Silver also started.
Time--2:0s "a; POS IA; 2:11
IA
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05

Para poder alcanzar a cada
uno y a todos los joven de NuevO
Mexico, que desea atender la aca-
demia naval de los Estados Unidos
en- Annapolis, Maryland me dirijo
a ustedes y solicito su cooperation
para que den d este asunto su mas
extensa publicidad.
En- JUNO 1922 habran tres va
canciOs.en esta institution para los
cuales estoy entitulado a nombrar
tres candidates principales. y tres
substitutes designad0s como pri-
meros, segundos, y terceros substi-
tutos respectivamente para cada
uno de estos candidates.
Ha sido mi costumbre en- 10 pa
sadO' tener examenes prelimares
competivos por todo el estado con
prop6sit0 de hacer mis- n0mbra-
mientos basadOs en- las mas atlas
clasificaciones es el metodo mas le-
gal del cual 20 Sc, y de a cada
quien una oportunidae conforme
sus propios meritos.
Los arreglOs de este afio han
sido hechos con Ia comici6n de Ser
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05

vicio Civil de tener este examen
prelimar el dia % de Octubre de
1921, en- lugares conveniente. A.
quellOs que deseenaprovecharse de
esta oportunidad deben escribirme
con bastante tempo de esa fecha
para que la comici6n sea avisada.
Los requirimientos para .entrar
q la academia son que los candida
tos deben ser de un buen caracter
moral, fisicamente san0s, bien for
mados, y de constitution robusta.
Ell tamafio no debe ser menos de
5 pies 2 pulgadas entire las. edades
de 16 y 18 amos y no menos de S
pies 4 pulgadas entire las edades
de Is Y 20 amos, y ell peso minimO
a los l6 amos sera Ill libras con
una ganancia de no men0s que
tres lidras por cada ano adicional,
8 fraction de lin afio POGO mas de
media libra. Los candidates de-
be ser soIterOs, v deben tener no
men0s de 10 amos nj mas de 20
afios el dia primerO de abril del
afio en- el cual entrar0n a la aca-
demia naval.
! Decpues de ser nombrados, Sc
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05
RARA OPORTUNIDAD PARA Los JOVENES De NUEvO MEXICO

les requirera a los candidates que
tomen ell rxamen mental dadO Dor
la academia el tercer microbes de
Febrer0 6, el tercer microbes en-
Abril, pueden ser aceptados DOR
medic un certificadO de una escue-
la bien conocida. Ell examen fish
co es generalmen-e dado la primer
semana de Junio. Sobre estos exa.
menes depende la entrada del can
didatO a la academia.
Ell aplicante debe ser un ciuda-
dan0 de los Estados UnidOs V resi-
dente de Nueyo Mexico. AL eScri-
brine debe el darme su nombre
complete, Ell lugar y fecha de naci-
miento su Residential en- 10 pasado,
tempo que ha viyido en- Nuevo
Mexico, tamafio y peso. La educa-
Ici6n, que ha obtenido y ensefianza
naval 81 la tenido Y un retrat0 de
kI, 81 es possible cuaIquier otra
information sera mandada al ser
pedida.
Dand0le las gracias pOr su inte-
res y ayuda en- este asunto soy de
I'd.
A. A. Jones
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05
BASE BALL

El viernes por la noche Agosto
8, el Taos Base Ball Team dara
Yin gran bale de beneicio en- la
Sala. Miramon. La mdsica que
rinda las piesas sera especial y
buena. Admission S un fierro para
los del sexo feo, gratis para el be-
llo sexo. Todos estan bienveni-
dos.
El domingo Agosto q habra
un gran juego de Base Ball dispu-
tados por La MADEIRA y Taos.
Precic de admission Is centavos.
Ell simpatico pueblo de Taos de-
bera atender estos juegos Y mos
trar su entusiasmo o de 10 contra
rio estos iuegos no Sc podran te-
ner en- el porvenir.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05
.UN ASES|NATO
EN- TRESP|EDRAS

Nuestro ehci4nte alguacil Don
Manuel 0. Trujillo y diputado
Tomas D. Romero, fueron llama
dos q Tres Piedras ell domingo. Sc
les comunic6 que Sc trataba de
I'm asesinato. Los informes sen
que un tai w. Cessel habia dado
muerte a I'm tai A. W. Castle con
pistola. La di6cultad que fnaliz6
con este muerto, fue por question
de animales. Despues de las ave-
riguaciones qued6 ell matador ba-
jo fianza de $3.O00.00 para apare-
Ger ante el Gran Jurado. Los Off
ciales informan que los caminos
estan muy democratas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05
.EL PUEBLO EDUCA-
Do POR Ell PUEBLO

En- Nuevo Mexico los havitan-
tes originates del pals estan mos
trando TN cello digno de todo elO~
gio para educar a sus hijos en- las
escuelas p1plicas y particulares.
los adelantos que hacen en- tarea
tan importante son debidos, en-
primer lugar. a la saba iniciativa
y direction de los superintendent
tes que en- cada condado toman
empefio decidido y constante en-
perfeCcionar ell sistema de ense-
fianzs y en- procurar que niaestros
c0mpetentes y capaces utilicen SUI
tempo y el de los alumnos a fin
de que resulte ell beneficio mayor
para la juventud y para ell adelan-
to de la educaci6n. En- este tienen
ell apoyo de los ciudadadanos pro-
presistas ilustrados que cooperan
con todo empefio para lograr los
mejOres resultados, y en- ese parti-
cular ellos y sus coadjutores pue-
den ser considerados como bienhe-
chores de cada comunidad cuya
prosperidad fomentan y aseguran
mediante los progresses de la edu-
caci6n. DE esta manera son ell
pueblo y sus representatives auto
rizados los que estan lIevando a
cabo esta obra de bene6ciencia v
por clio merecen el mas alto honor
y reconocimiento.
La ignOrancia desterrada
De nuestro medic sera,
Y el pueblo adelantara
En- Ia instruction tan deseada:
va Ia epoca pasada
de retrasO y oscuridad
Cede ante la cIaridad
Que como Ia luz del dia
Derrama en- obra tan pia
La inteIigencia y verdad.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05


nocido por su poiltica indiinida,
iy dudoSa que 10 mueve a obrar
con injusticia y sin debida consi-
deraci6n, en- contra de algunos de
nuestros mas eminentes estadistas.
Siempre ha sido esa su politica y
mayormente desde que dej0 de ser
contado en- ninguna de las filas de
los partidos regulares. En- la ac-
tuaiidad, prefiere atacar diestra
| y a siniestraa a todas las organiza
clones que no obedecen sus man.
datos 0 indicaciones.
Parece' como que quiere impo-
ner su voluntad en- todas las cosas;
y reprobar sin reserva, nj medida
todo aquello que Sc opone a deseos.
En- casi todas las campafias enar-
bola ell estandarte de la rebellion;
con el expresado objeto de echar
abajo la supremacia del partido
Republican,. Ell Hon. Albert B.
Fall ha sido desde ell principle OBJ
jeto de su adimadversi6n mas mar
cada, Parece que tiene resuelto
|impedir a toda costa ell reconoci-
miento de sus meritos; y de los SER
vicios que ha prestado a la naci6n
y a la patria. No quiere recono-
Ger sus talentos, nj sus esfuerzos
en- benefcio de la comunidad. La
ataca con frecueneia a mansalvia
con la mira evidente de despres.
tigiarlo, Y aminorar sU reputation
a la vista del pueblo.
Desaprob6 enteramente su NOM
bramiento al alto puesto de Secre-
tario del Interior; al que fue esco-
gido con aplauso casi unanime, por
ell Presidente Harding. Sus Incl
nuaciones en- contra de Fall son
generalmeute algo injustas y lie.
mas de preocupaci6n. A leguas, Sc
conoce que no esta dispuesto a juz-
gar con inparcialidad la conducta
de dicho Official; pero los meritos
de Mr.. Fall son universalmente re-
conocidos en- todas parties del pais..
y los cargos que les dirije, no tiene
ell APPLAUSE, nj consideration, que
desearia obtener ell critico.
Hasta ahora, la carrera de Mr..
Fall como miembro del gabinete
del Presidente Harding, ha sido
briIlante y atinada. Y todos espe-
ran que consiguira un puesto hon
rcso como uno dc los ministries
mejor equipados que han gober-
nado SUI pals. Hasta ahora las cen
suras del precitado peri6dico no
han tenido ningun efecto notable.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05
TRATO |NJUSTO, PR0PINADO AALGUN0S DE
NUESTROS MAS ENINENTES C|UDADANOS

chado con energia y virilidad, en-
favor de los principles republica-
nos y hasta la fecha ha alcanzado
los mas nOtables triunfos. En- el
dia, es ell Neo- -Mejicano mas distin-
guido en- su condado, y fgura co
mo uno de los mas notables en- el
estado de Nuevo Mexico. Su ele-
vaci6n al puesto de Mariscal de los
E. U. fue una distinction bien me-
recida por los servicios ptestados
durante su larga carrera pdblica.
Aunque ccmparativamente i6ven
todayia, Don Secundino subira 4
otros puestos de honor y prove.
cho. y sera reconOcido como un
hombre indispensable para ell ser.
vicio y adelanto de la comunidad.
Ell Honorable Elfego Baca, del
Condado de Socorro. Tambien es.
te caballero ha sido cbjeto de los
ataques mas sangrientos, de una
pluma envenenada manejada ha.
bilmente por sus enemigos mas
encarnizados. FL sefior Baca, es
hombre de caracter muy energico,
indomable y. desde su juventud Sc
vic sujeto defenderse contra los
ataques mas rudos de parte de sus
enemigos. Tuvo la buena fortu.
ma de escaparse de tantos peligros,
y pisar sano y salvo la TERRA fir
me de la seguridad v ia tranquil
dad es I'm hombre que no Sc ami
lana con NADIA, y marcha con fren-
te serena y intrepida en- medic
de los peligros, que parecen a ori'
Has de anodadarlo completamente
pero el Sc ha salvado de todO ESQ,
gracias a la protection del altisilno
para provecho de 81 mismo, de su
familia, de sus conciudadanos, Y
sus vecinos el senior Baca es hom-
bre de los mas altos merecimien-
tOs y deba tener entrada a los mas
altos puestos. Hay cierto eIemen-
to que soopone a clio y ia ofensa
principal es que mo Sc deja de
nadie" y sabe en- todas ocaciones
tomar su propialdefensa sin impor-
tarle las consecuenclas que sobre-
vengan. Por 10 demas. es fiel
amigo, y fiel a sus amistades. IL
beral = magnanimo. Sc lie debe
considerar como una especie de
Ricardo Corazon de Lion a quien
lie viene como al Ricardo que fue
rey de Inglaterra, que fue notable
por su bravura y por energia de
su condici6n, que viene como de
moIde.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1921-08-05

la plCUdUiuudu CO uuC ldud IVY d.
ra con sus ataques en- contra de
este eminente estadista. Despues
del Secretario Fall la vlctima pre-
dilecta de este peri6dico, ha sido
el Hon. Holm 0. Bursum que ac-
tualmente ocupa ell puesto de Sc
nador de los Estados Uninos por
NuevoMexico. Ha querido tachar
su honestidad, y cubrirlo del opro-
bio mas acrimonioso, ante Ia vista
de todo el pueblo del Estado y de
la naci6n. Lo ha acusado DE- crime
mes, que nunca Sc han probado, nj
han temdo ningun fundamento en-
justicia nj razon. Nunca Sc han
entabiado DrocedimientoS Judicial
les en- contra de Mr.. Bursum por-
que estos cargos no han tenido
mas fundamento sino las hablillas
|y runores falsos en- contra del
caracter de este caballero. La
prueba principal de este, es la po-
pularidad que cada dia va en- au-
mento como hombre pdblico, y
como servidor del pueblo. Ell apre-
clio que en- todas parties del estadO
Sc le muestra constituye una prue-
bairrefragable de su buen carac-
ter y honradez, En- vista de este
NADIA de 10 que digan en- contra
suya tiene valor alguno, por estar
fundados solamente en- la doblez y
la mentira. Mr.. Bursum proba-
do ser un amigo fiel Y verdaderO
del pueblo Neo-Mejicano; y sus
esfuerzos para mejorar su condi-
ci6n y hacerle beneficio ha sido
coronado del exito mas pleno. La
malignidad de sus enemigos es
bien conocida, pues no ponen re-
paro en- inventar toda clase de em.
bustes, y calumnias para desacre-
ditarIo en- el concepto p1blico.
Pero la verdad Y la sinceridad
destruyen Y anulan completamen-
te esas maniobras que Sc fundan
solamente, en- Ell odio y mala vo-
luntad de sus enemigOs. Incrmbe
a nuestro pueblo apoyar con toda
fuerza y sinceridad las aspiracio-
nes de Mr.. Burs.lm; que estan in
timadamente ligadas con nuestros
mas caros intereses, y con nuestra
futura prosperidad.
FL Honorable SecundinO Rome
10; este caballero es jefe y ha sidO
por muchos amos ell mas leal y ar
diente defensOr de sus principles Y
objetos en- ell condado de San Mi
guel y en- ell estado de Nuevo Me-
xico. Por mas de 40 aflOs ha lu-
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
COLLIER AND HARPER
MAKE BOOK AGREEMENT
Former Concern to Take OUer
Publishing of Works.

The publishing firms Of L. T.. Collier
Son and Harper g. Bros. announced
last night that they had formed merger
Of their subscription book business. under
the terms OF which the former concern
hereafter would publish such editions OF
Mark Twain, James Whltcomb Riley,
Woodrow Wilson and other noted au-
thors whose work has heretofore been
handled by Harpers. The merger will
not affect in any way, the announcement
said. the publication or HdrpeTSs Mdod-
cine or the merchandising through book
stores of the authors whose books are
published by Harper's.
Harper &c Bros. viii go out of the sub
scription book business entirely and viii
receive royalties like those of authors
from Golfers on all OF their sets of books
The merger is regarded as one of con-
siderable importance in the publishing
business, the subscription book business
Of both companies representing an In
vestment of several millions of dollars.
The announcement was made by George
y. Buckley, president of +. f. Collier 4
Son, and Clinton T. Brainard, president
Of Harper & Bros.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
A Side Light on Caruso.
He Sent n Ring to a Doctor who
Didn't Send a Bill.
rron lfueirnT Am<y,ro

From Musical America
The musical confraternlty had fore.
gathered.
Said one. ANY news from Caruso?"
YES" said another. "The report is
that he is rapidly gaining and is re-
covering n great deal OF his vigor. but
private advices express the fear that he
may never again sing as he did"
by the bye" said another. "did you
hear OF the fees he had - pay the doc
tors before he left? They amounted in
all TO over 100000. The bin OF one
riedicus showed that there had been no
less than eight separate operations
enough to XIII horse. IL Is miracle
how Enrico survived It,"
Did you know" interposed a woman,
that the only doctor who had attended
him ard sent him no bill was his per-
sonal physician, Dr. Horowitz, who. you
remember. insisted TO tho last that II
was not piourisy7 when Caruso found
that Horowitz had not sent any bill for
attending for some time he Immediately
ordered his secretary TO go out and buy
a diamond ring for $4,000. which no sent
with his kindest regards to Horowitz."
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
No Prison, but No Contracts.

The former players Of the Chicago
American League team who were in
dicted for conspiring to defraud the
public have been acquitted by jury.
None of the black sheep of the White
Sox will go to jail. They have that
comfort to carry to the wife and
kiddies" for whose sake, according
to one Of the blubbering confessors,
the rotten acts Of two years ago were
committed
But hearing mot guilty" is not
hearing play BALI" Before the
cheers of the defendants partisans
had died the voice of the High Com
missioner Of baseball, Judge LANDIs,
repeated the excommunication OF the
smudged players from the big leagues.
And this is verdict which should
be as final as that of the acquitting
jury. If any of these players is ever
permitted to return to baseball the
game will pay the penalty.
For the public until the White Sox
scandal believed that big league base
ball was as much on the square as
the baseball OF the back lots. 1t has
been charitable enough to think-that
this scandal was only sporadic case.
1t has been just enough to believe
that the men who sold out their COM
rades and the fans must never come
back. And in the end the public
decides.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
MISS KREBS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lammotc du Pont
Also Among the Arrivals.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Hot SPRINGS, Va. Aug. 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. Lammote du Pont arrived to-day
from Wilmington, Del Miss Margaret
krebs Is at the Homestead from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Valentine are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Park at
Boxwood Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Skinner and Miss
Cornelia ntis Skinner. who have Just re-
turned from Spain, have arrived from
i3ryn Mawr and are to be at Warm
Spriogs until the end of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eugene Kimball OF
New York played a foursome over the
Long golf course with the Messrs. Will
lam C. wleders-lm of Philadelphia and
Mr.. Douglas Stewart of Pittsburgh and
Ater Joined Mrs Weiderseim and Mrs
Stewart for tea on the Casino lawn.
Miss Ailsa Mellon will return soon
from Elkins, w. Va, where she has been
visiting Mrs. Arthur Lee of Washington
Mr.. Charles Mel. Clark has arrived
from st. Louis to join Mrs. Clark and
their daughter, Miss Mary Denman
Clark
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Bonding Campaign Promises.

There are at least two statesmen
who believe that the way to make a
public official perform his duty is to
hold a money club over him. One
is the member OF Congress who would
raise the pay OF representatives to
$4,000 for constant attendance and
fine those who neglect to turn up at
sessions. Another Is Attorney WILL
LEACH OF Scranton, Pennsylvania,
who insists that candidates for Office
should back their campaign promises
with bond.
Think what you will OF Mr.. LEAcH's $
scheme, he is consistent. He is run
ming for four Offices in his county OF
Lackawanna: Prothonotary, Clerk OF
the Courts, Register OF Wills and
Recorder OF Deeds. These ofices, says
WILL LEACH. are so alike that their
duties could be performed by one man.
lie wants 10 be the one man. II he
is chosen he promises to reduce the
expense by combining the Jobs. Moth.
ing could be better sense. To show
that he Is in earnest Candidate
LEACH has taken out a surety com
pany bond for $4,000, forfeit IL he
fails TO keep his promise that IF
elected the county will get SO out OF
the salaries and commissions Of these
Offices for every 81 get
Mr.. LEACH writes to THE New YORK
HERALD that he had to visit threa
surety companies before he could get
the bond he wished TO give. This is
not surprising. The bonding compa-
MES have been in the habit Of going
surety for officials who handle public
moneys; but the safe keeping OF cash
and the safe keeping OF campaign
promises have been as the poles apart
In the public mind. They shouldn't
lie, and WILL LEACH and his bonds.
men have the courage TO point this
cut by practical example,
Not that we believe that a bond
would cause campaign fibber to
keep HIS word. stump promises are
like dicers' oaths. easy to forget, Be.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Income and Outgo.
False Doctrine in an American
Economic Association Report.

To THE NEW YoRK HERALD: II is a
sad commentary on the extent OF our
false economic teaching in this country
when we find a statement like the fol-
lowing in the American Economic Re-
pieto supplement for March. 1921. page
179. which Is extracted from the re-
port OF the business meetings of the
American Economic Association. held
at Atlantic City. y. j.. December rs,
1920: 1T was also voted that the
executive committee be authorized. in
its discretion, to take such action. ii
any. as may seem necessary to make
income equal expenditure"
Here in a nutshell Is point OF view
of a body OF men who are supposedly
experts in economic theory and prac-
tice. Possibly they are experts in
theory. but certainly no. in practice.
for in the quotation above the cart
is put before the horse. Instead of
keeping expenditure within the income
the executive committee is authorized
to make income equal expenditure. If
all business were transacted on that
basis am sure that this country would
be in a worse plight than 1t is at the
present time. f. $. CRUM.
NEWARK, n. j., August 8.
The New York herald., 1921-08-04
Talking Hands.
Protest Against Fastening Gesticu-
latlons TO a Single Race.

To THE NEW YORK HERALD: In your
columns sings Maurice Morris:
the everlasting glory
OF the Kelly. Shea and Burke,
But the apologies should flow In
10 the fercest warrior clan
Yes, the newest name IS Cohen;
He's the top hole fighting man.
Yes, and ancient hstory--vide the
licked Amalekites--bears testimony to
the lighting spirit OF the spiritual Co
hayns" or tribe OF priests. But tradi-
tions do die hard
You will find them in the Bowery
And in Hester street and Grand,
And their names may seem flowery
As they talk with either hand.
The longevity Of llbels is notorious.
oh. heritage OF the days OF Harrigan
and Hart and Frank Bush and ye an
cient symbol OF three gilt balls, when
every uncle assuredy was Jewish.
"And they talk with either hand"
Frenchmen talk and never shrug n shoul-
der or raise an eyebrow Italians drive
their meaning home without the aid OF
disputatious dieital or facial emphasis.
Your Spaniard Is statuesquely impas-
slve while speaking Slavs, Poles,
Greeks. Iitwaks, Bavsrians. Swiss.
Czechs. Argontinians, all are calm. cool