davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
10 mas CuriOsO del case, es que
baSa Sus aCuSaCiOneS, y Sc es-
Cuda para ataCarIe en- una de-
Cisi6n mia que data de haCe dos
amos, y Ia CuaI no fu8 ifnpug-
NADIA pOr eI attOrney-generaI de
PuertO Rico, eI Hon. Salvador
Mestre, unO de los puertOrrique,
nos mas distinguidOs y prepa-
radOs", , agrega

Nuestros lectores habran leido seg1t
ramente las manifestations que q
Lcdo. Lastra Charriez, Vice-Pre sldente
de la Camara, hicieron en- ell curse de
un discurso que pronuncio al ciausu.
rarse las sesiones de dicho cuerp) ie
gislativo en- su session extraordinaria
y on las cuales atacaba fuertements al
Hon. Juez odlin en- sus actuaciones CO.
mo funcionario del pueblo de los Es-
tados Unidos. Pues bien, creimos opor-
tuno entrevistarnos con Ell Juez sobre
ese asunto, y le pedimos una en:rev1s-
"a, 4 a cuaf accedi5 g'dstosani@rtes. a
pesar de 10 ocupado que esta, d~jando
varios casos resueltos antes de mar
char al Norte.
MIR. odlin nos hizo las siguientes
interesantisimas manifestations:
Ell LCDo. LASTRA cITA MATE
RIAL VIEJO
''Si, he leido las manifestations que
hiciera ante la Camara, Ell Lcdo. Las
ira Charriez, en- las cuales tan honda
dosamente Sc ocupa de mi persona. Y
va que I'd. me pide que lie Olga algo
sobre ell asunto, voy a complacer!o. Lie
curioso del case, es que el Lcdo Las
ira, basa sus acusaciones en- un hecho,
Sc escuda tras 6l para atacarme, una
decision mia que data de hace dos
amos, la cual no fue impugnada por
ell Attorney General de Puerto Rico en-
ese tempo, Ell Hon. Salvador Mestre,
uno de los puertorriquefios mas distin-
guidos y preparados. Yo creo que es
completamente impropio del Sr. Lastra,
y est& fuera de lugar, traer a cola
ci6n ahora una decision mia, que no
fa6 atacada SUI debido tempo, hace
dos amos. Yo estoy seguro de que 81
hubiese actuado contra la ley, y de
una manera impropia de un funciona-
rio federal, Ell Sr. Mestre, hubiese ape
lado embellishments de mi decision
Cuando no 10 hizo, fue porque el es-
taba plenamente convencido de que 70
procedia dentro de 10 estatuido por la
ley.
''Y ahora, ell Lcdo. Mestre, Sc vale
para atacarme ante la Camara, en-
mis- actuaciones como funcionario, de
una decision que no supo atacar cua7-
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DESEA

Un joven de II amos y de
primer ano de escuela superior que
desea adquirir una colocacion no i'm
portando Ell sueldo solamente durante
las vacaciones.
Inf. A. Ojeda, TEL 355. Advt.
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Recomienda ell Comite todos los
(Continua en- la ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-25
VENDEDOR
AvISO A LOS ESTUDIANTES DE-
PRIMER ANO DE ALTA ESCUELA
Y PRIMER ANO DE COLEGIO

Ell Institute Politecnico dara prin-
cipio las classes ell dfa primero de
julio, con ell fin de que puedan hacer
en- tres aiios el trabajo para ell cual
Sc requiere ahora cuatro amos. Para
mas informes dirijase al Rev. j. w.
Harris, Ii. D., Presidente, San Ger
man, P. r. Advt.
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grandes cantidades de dinero que Sc
juegan hacen que la tentacion sea mu-
cho mayor, y por 10 tanto Sc trate de
cometer mas irregularidades.
''La Comisi6n ha tenido que en-
frentarse con un problema muy serio,
y dificilisimo de resolver. Me refiero
al sorteo de las carreras. Hemos bus
cado las opiniones de personals exper-
tas y autorizadas para hablar sobre
cuestiones hipicas. Algunas declara-
ron enfaticamente que las carreras de-
ben celebrarse por sorteo, y otras ma
nifestaron que ESQ era un error y que
las carreas deben efectuase por ell or
den en- que aparecen en- ell programa.
Y va estaba ell dilema ante nosotros.
ARGUMENToS DE UNo Y oTRo
LADO
"Los que querian que Sc eliminase
Ell sorteo, aportaban como argumento
que Ell publico no tenia defensa alguna
contra los fraudes, va que una perso-
ma con POGO dinero no podia en- manera
alguna jugar tres o cuatro caballos en-
cada carrera, y sin embargo una perso-
ma rica, podia hacerlo perfectamente
bien, y cuando por sorteo, fuese CO.
rrerse Ia Ultima carrera, y esa persona
va hubiese acertado seis caba'los, NADIA
mas facil para el, que dar su cuadro
a un duefio de caballos sin escriipulos
para que 10 administrase, hacienda ga
mar Ell caballo que esa persona desea
y partiendo los beneficios del pool que
Sc llevan ilegalmente. Y que como II
mayor parte de las veces, ese ultimo
caballo resulta un s'tajo''. pues Sc ha-
ce aprop6sito para llevarse ell pool, el
pnblico que ha jugado su dinero en- la
confanza de que estaba protegido, Sc
We defraudado en- sus intereses.
''Ademas Sc argumentaba que ell sor-
teo no habfa resuelto ell problema para
Ell cual nabia sido establecido. que
tan solo habia venido perjudicar los
intereses del publico, Y de la corpora
(oontin1a en- La pagins q
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THE NATIONAL CITY BANK

OF NEW YORK has for rent
from July 1st. the entire second
floor of its building, San Justo
Street No. Q. Inquire THE Ma
TIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW
YORK.
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rtpal, ktery do vseho nos str
ka.
Protivnici Bebela nechali
tisknout volebni listky, lkter6
ovsem nebyly nekolik yardn
dlouhe jake name phi volbach
obycejne zde v Clevelandu) a
foremani z tovaren byli koman
dovani k volebnim mistnostem,
aby listky delnikdm u dveri
|rozdavali.
Jeden z tiskaru prinesli po-
dobny listek do tame schuze
strany delnicke. Tam bylo u
sneseno nechat natisknout list
ky v teze barve, len jmeny
kandidat1 delnicke strany. PAX
Sc roznesly po tovarnach a tai
ne rozdaly mezi delniky po-
znamkou, ably kazdy, az pnjde
VOLT, stroll listek DO rukavu a
obdrzeny listek cd foremann
ably schovali V rukavu uscho
vany listek odevzdali.
Plan sc dobre zdaril. Bebl
+ Liebknecht byli zvoleni vel
kou vetsinou. Nemohli by 81
americti delnici podobneho
prikladu necemu priucit?
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z<kony celk vladnf zfizeni.
Mluvil ad dv6 hodiny. Dale
recnili v. Liebknecht, otec v
Beriine zastreleneho Karla
Liebknecht1, dale valtaich,
Keiser q nekolik jinych z rdz-
|nych okresd fpronaseli navrhy.
PAX byli zvoleni kandidati
do vsech okresI v kralovstvf
Sask3m. Pro Drazd'any stare
mesto zvolen A. Bebel a pro
move meSto Y. Liebknecht. We
Ger po zakonceni schdze phi
nesli z biizkeho vetrneho miy-
ma chleba, maslo a syr, aby-
chom Sc ma zpatecni cestu po-
silnili. +
Obloha byla zatazena mra-
ky a nez jsnfe Sc vydali ma ce-
stu, spustil Sc dest', ma jehox
brzke zakonceni nebyla nad6-
je.
We mlyn6 koupill jsme lucer
nu a svicky. Ulomili Sc stromu
vetev, na jeji Spiel privazaM
osvetlenou lucernu "a zpevu
Marseilaisy jsme pochodovali
"a lucernou az ma silnici. Je-
likoz po lodi ami po draze me-
bylo mozno jet do Drazd'an,
pochodovali jsme v desti az
do Losvic, kde mas ma pramu
pfeplaviii pres Labe do pred
mesti Blazevitz. Bylo jiz po
pllnoci my vsichni byli pro-
'mokli. Tam byla jeste 6tevfe-
ma velka restaurace. Ny hla-
dow zasli jsme tam ma jidlo q
teplou kavu, abychom Sc "a
hrali.
Pozdni hoste nasi velkou
navstevou byli prekvapeni a
druhy den v casopisech bylo v
dlouhych clancich referovano
o tajne socialisticke schnzi v
saskem Svycarsku.
Posledni schulz pred volbou
A. Bebel svolal do velkeho
salu. Do te schIze pozvali diva
protikandidaty. Jeden byl vel
kokapitalista, druhy cisarsky
dvorni rada. Sal byl naplnen
obcany vsech vrstev. v te schu
ri mel kazdy kandidat prohla-
sit sve zasady.
/ Protivnici A. Bebela Sc ne
dostavili tn mel pfilezitost
Bebel poukazat ma diplomatic
. ke intriky Bismarkovy, o kite.
rem k uzasu vsech pritomnych
prohlasil, re jest svetoznamy
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Objeuen anebo uynalczen?

s. Objeuen anebo uynalczen9
We skole vykladal pan ucitel.
jaky rozdil jest mezi objeyem a
vynalezem. Objeyeno byya,\co
zde jiz bylo; yynalezeno, co zde
jests nebylo. kdyz maly Karli-
eek pfisel ,domG. povida: Mamin-
ko, jak to bylo Sc mnou: objevili
jste mne neb jste mne vynalezli?'
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xxvIII.
v plamenech.

JS a dA " yCACStCIly d VOAASCy pO
tenn zroseny a krvi poskvrne-
ny, pozbyl ted razem sve od-
yahy. Nyni, kdyz dokonal di-
10 sve, hrozil sc a desil Sc no. /,
Vysel z komnaty, potaeeje
Sc, aniz pohledel jiz ma nehyb-
ne telo .obeti sve; sestoupiv po
schodech a prosed pffzemim,
octl sc v zahrade.' Thefer ma
sledoval no v patach, zastavil
Sc vsak, &C .jen ma nekolik vte
rim, Y dolnich mistnostech, aby
zapahl zde nahromad6ne hof-
laviny. Tyto yznaly sc. razem
q ohen sfril Sc bleskem po ce-
lem letohradku. " zahrade do
honil detektiv vevodu, ktery
zdal sc byti silenstvim zachvat
cen. -.
'Pojd'te rychie, pane vevo-
do," del policista senatoru. 'sV
okamziku bude cely dunn cd
stfechy az, po sklepy v plane
mech! A bude dobfe, budeme-
Ii potion co nejdale odtud!"
l 'vleK, vevodu La Tour
Vaudien s sebou re zahrady.
Pozar zachyatil v brzku ce-
lou budovu. Plameny vysleho
valy jiz z oken,. jichzs skla
praskala. Uvnitf ozyval sc pra
skot q rachot jeste prisernejM.
Uciniv ash sto krokG, Jifi sc
ohledl nazpet po horicim le-
tohradku.
'Thefere, slysel jste?" pra-
vii pax hlasem sipavym. "Ta-
to diyka byla skryta v bytu
ReneOve one noci, kdyz jsme
tam my vnikli! - Videla vse
a poznala mne. - Vidite, jak
dobrou byla ma predtucha, ze
mGze mne zniciti?"
"Co ma tom zalezf ted. pa.
ne vevodo? - Ted jest jiz
mrtva!"
"Jste 81 tim jist?"
"Bodl jste il pfece, tusim,
do tsrdce," odvetil detektiv a
bezdecne usmal sc strachu We
vodove, "a Ostatne v malo o.
kamzicich plameny straw i je-
il mrtvolu. Muzete byti beze
strachu, hled'me )vsak rychle
dostati sc Odtud!"
A agent policejni vlekl zas
sOudruha sveho dale plani,
aby nalezi stezku, po ktere by
sc dostali k upati vrchu.
,Nahle vevoda zachvel sc cd
hlavy az k pate.
lntensivni svetlo razem osvi-
tilo plan primo pred mimi.
Sloup rudych par vznesl Sc
pred mimi yzhuru k nebesIm.
Exam mne vedetew vzkrikl
vevOda polosileny strachy ma
detektiva. "Vzdyt' vedete mne
nazpet k letohradku. Co chce-
te sc mnOu?"
"Mlcte, pro buh! Mylite Sc
Tento kotOuc pIamenl vyslehl
z nejake pece lomech, kde Sc
material zpracuje. = TAX by
va to kazde noci! Hofici le-
tohradek jest "a nami!"
A detektiv, chopiv sc vevc-
dy, tahl no takrka k lpati ma
slim. "a
-
Videli jsme, jak Berta ,skle-
sla bez yedomi k zemi, krya-
cejic z ,rany, kterou zasadil il
niz senatora. Avsak mdloba,
bezvedomi byly spiSe nasled-
KEN vydeseni jeji nezli nasled-
KEN rany one.
Ubohe dite nOsilO totiz sta
le ma srdci medallion s obrazem
bratra sveho Abela. Hrot no.
re, narazivs ma koy medailonu,
sesnnul Sc ponekud v pravp q
vnikl dc. Stela IS prudkosti .jiz
jen yelice zmirnenou, zaryy Sc
do masa jenom asi ma diva cen
timetry a minuv ma sdobro srd-
ce. Berta nebyla tedy mrtya,
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vzrOl1illkA Z DfLNlCKk.
Ho HNUTf Fred 4s ROXY.
P@e r. Sakryd.

/. Pise F. Sakryd. n
U6astnici A9lhickeho hnuti
| v dfiv4jbich dobkch Sc jiste
pamatuji M vtjimscne zakony
| (Ausname Gesetzs) v Nemec-
ku.
6vetosnamt st&tMik Bismark
0 lterem Sc psalo, Ee je zelez-
ny kaaclkf, e sTym slibem
pied vklkcu 1865, Y nsmz sll-
bill d3lnictvu, kdyz valku W.
hrsji, 4e dostanou vseobecne
pr&yo hiasovaci, 50 notne pre-
potitsl. Pc valce, ktera zakon-
tila vitezstvim n6necke arma-
dy, byl nucen dostat slovu a
phi prvni volbk byli zvoleni So
ciahstk August Bebel, v. Lieb-
knecht q zn&my revolucionaf
]. Most. z tech posledni zivot
sa1oAtil v Cineinnati.
A. Bebei nAi soustruznickou
diinu ma perlet'cv& vyrobky v
Lipsku, v. Liebknecht, vysoce
vsd&lany mud, mel obchodni
akademii v Ipsku a ]. Most
byl kniharsky pomocnik v Sas
! ke Kamenici.
VSichni til byli proziravi mu
IL 3 dobn fecnici. Jill r. 1870
Sc v fisske rad6 v Berline neo-
hrozene postavili prot valce s
Fraucii, poukazujice ma diplo-
! maticke intriky, ma pokoreni
naroda francouzskeho. Ia to
. vsichni til sm9lost syou odpy-
kali tTiletym zal&fem. Bismark
~ Commence. ze Sc zbavi nepo-
hodlnych mu cleni V risske ra-
de, prosadil vyminecny zakon
proti socialistdm. zadne sjez-
dy a politicke schdze Sc ne
smelly konat, jedine kandidati
do Isssk6 rady pred volbou mo
Ihli pof&dat vefejnA prednasky
pod dozorem policejnich zri-
lzencu.
V roce 1873 sc mel konat v
/ ISasku zemsky Sized socialni
strany, kde Sc nell urcit kan
didati pro RUNE okresy pro pfi
stf volby do risske rady. Jeli.
koz sc nemohl konat Sized We.
fejne, byl tajntm.
4 Pisatel t9chto fadkh v tt
dobe I'll v Drazd'a 'anech, KID,
bylo jakesi stfedisko d9lnicke
!ho hnuti.
"a listopadoveho sychrave
no pocasi jednu sobotu vecel
pfisel do meho bytu zde zna
my, jiz zvecnely pracovnil
lVaclav Kalva sc zpravou, bycl
rano v Z hod. byl v pfistavu
kde 2 Gechd potkam J. Ramba
sa a v. Vlcka. Nafizoval mi
abychom sc k sobe neznali {
abychom jeli parnikem do Pill
nitze, kde jest ma pravem bre
hu Labe letni sidlo byvalycf
kra1u saskych. Tam abychon
sli cestou a pesinkami k zna
menu vrchu Porsberg, kan ,
4lete jsme zajizdeli, odkud "a
jasneho pocasf jsme videli da
I1ekohledem ceske hranice.
/ Asi ma polovine cesty, ma je
dnom vrchu byl tanecnf sal
kde Sc konal te nedele zemskJ
Sized. Cestou ma pesinkacf
stall urcenf dozorci, aby Sc
tam dostali jen povoiani "a
istupci. Poznavaci znament
by1o zapnuty kabat, ctyfi prs
Ity pod kabatem a palec pre-.
kabat.
Dostali jsme Sc st'astne de
schdze, kde August Bebel bez'
ohledne kritisoval vyjimecnt
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"a CE,S''T .OTCOyU.
I.
Roma An
- Napsal Xavier de Nantspin.
r o NJ A N


pravou pee ohnivou q tel %
diana prvniho poschodi pocsla
jiz jill doutnati.
Hrozny praskot ozyval sc
pod nj a husty kour vnikal do
komnaty.4 { :.
Ear. stale ,rostouci vzbudil
dfvku kohecne k >v9domi. Ber-
ia hnula sebou, otevfela oci q
Irozhledla sc kol sebe zrakeu
udivenym, nebot' v du& jeji
posud vsechno Sc matlo. vi
della pficernou sih. citils, Re
dust sew ovzdusi zpola jiz o
travenem. Vzpomnela 81, po-
chopila!
Sprt jiz sahala po nj!
Vztyeila Sc namahav9 a chte
la kraEeti,, avsak sotva lie u.
drzela Sc ma nohou. !.
'sMdj boze!n zaseptala. "R-
dnici: zapsiilf dam! = Jsem
ztracena Il, ,ztrAcena neodvrst-
mel"
A v okamziku tom jik, j.
koby melo byti IT, az Aoka4k.
no, ze sc nenyli q ze uskutku
z&dne nadeje il nezbtva, cast
podlahy, jez jiz jiz chytala
pod nohama jejima, sfitila sc
a kotouc plamenl q jisker $
mrakem koure vyslehl ze zeji.
ciho ohniveho jicnu.
Rachotem sklo rozpraskal9
fitiio Sc k zeMi . okenice od-
letsly. .p.s,,
We chvilich velkeho nebez.
peel deI Sc v dust lidske Sile.
ma, nevysvetlitelna rozhodnuti.
Berta, ktera pred chvili je-
ste byla sotva s to udrzeti sc
ma nohOu, byla nyni jako by
galvanisov&na bezprostfednful
inebezpecim smrti i skotila pc
c&sti podlahy, jiz jiz se pod
jejfma nohama propadaEajici
ku ,dvefim, ktere zlosynove ,
divem lteku SVEN opomenul
uzavfiti, j ectla Sc M chodbe
vedouci ku schoddm.
Ohniva clona zamezovala j
dalsf cestu. Sksciia il veskrz
jedinym skekem, pfilozivsi ru-
ce k ocim svym, ably nebyia o.
slepena.
Schody jiz hefely, ale dosud
Sc nesrftily. Sirota, nevahajfc,
kvapila bleskem po schodech
dolu, pfi cemz zdalo Sc il. ia
ko by Sc schody pod nj jiz jill
prohybaly.
Konecne octla sc v pfizemi.
Cernym dymem videla dvefe
naproti sobe otevrene. Ia dvei
mi temi kynula il sv9boda, spa
Sa.
Berta jedinym -skokem byla
u mich.
Eel vsak, uzayfena mrize j
branila uniknouti z letohrad.
ku, jenz horel il mad hlsvou.
Naarmo pokousela sc ote.
vriti neb prolon1iti mfizi tuto.
Ruce jeji odfely Sc o nnfizovi.
jez krom toho pablo il do ru.
kou, aniz byly s to, prlchod
pred nj oteyriti. -
Tentokrate zdala Sc byti ma.
dele jeji posledni M dobro
znicena.
"Nechci, nechci zenlriti tou.
to -strasliyou smrti!" Holalo
dite nest'astne. '.Milasrdny
boze, smiluj Sc made mnou
ochran mne! pfisp6j mi K po-
moci! o, boze muj, ty boze DO
brotivy ma nebesichw
0bFatiti Sc nazpet rbylo ji5
nemoknO! 'Cele prvni poscho.
di bylo jako by roz5havena
pee!
Jediny koutek v pfizemi zu.
staval posud. jeste nsdotknu.
.ty, tyz totiz,, kde na}ezala sc
,pfave BertaS q { kde pred tim
Dubief q 'Ferramopde nehyli
nahromadii -hoElauinx. aySak
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4 0ASAsAA Is Ff35lt
N&his, - deset krokt da-
leke 81 Il. t4st zdt. str&ena
jsosc pkdsn jedneho din stts
chy. sfit1ls - smersm do ~
brady, etstFajic tax tsly pra-
lom ve vn<j5fch xdich lsto-
hr&dAu. I
PrdieM Ten mohl ae stati
pro BertH vtchpdem, ale bylo
nutno, m9la-li Sc k nemu do
stati. abr prosia .nejprve ko-
touci dtmu ? iisker. pod tros-
kami Sc rftic1mi q mezi plapo-
lajic(ni kol nj pTedmety.
We'd aaae. Eozc, . v3t4hni
made mr,ss svsu ruku echran-
sou!" n,edaiaa ~ Berta 3 vyra-
zsa aevylititeaneho ssaiceai
a rseh8Ala se.
Jen okamxik vahani, jediny
krok chybny smrt byla jista.
Avsak sirota dovedia zvitEziti
mad mdfobou du3evni i tiles.
nou, &C Was Sat chytaly il
tekfka jiz na tele.
0slepena jsouc ma polo, u
dusena skorem, ale ziva pfrcs
utitila konecne pod nohama
pdou peynou . prsa jeii vde-
chovala opet vzduch cistsi a
osvezujfci.
v tom Sc - nj oval rachot
hrenov5.
Ceit dunn hofic( ase sfitil.
Vyd9sena a snysld zdese-
MIN jill jiz pozbyvajfc, dfvks
kyapila dale. Dostihla dvefi
zahrady,, JET detektiv > vevods
nechafi oteyfeny dala Sc bia-
tivou cest0u,. ktera Sc tahla
pred nj, do dali.
Ma v6&i bagnelettske rozhu.
tel sc xvon: spoeerovavSe te-
prve ted pozir, zvenik ma po-
psach.
], v dalce ozyvaiy sc lidskt
hlasy q sp9Sne yolani.
Divka vsak zdesila sc jesta
ivice.
"Lide pfib6hnou," pravila 81
- "budou chtfti v9deti, odkud
pfichazim, CO Sc d1lo. - Ja
vsak nechci odpov9d9ti, nesml
Iji mne tedy vidkti."
I opustivsi silnici, dala 81
Berta, nezmfrhujfc beh svij
stranou, ma lomenitou plan mi
mo cestu.
I Jeste vsek neubehls ami de,
set krokd. iolyz tu divokJ
zoufaly vykfik paynua Sc rti
jeji!
! 1tratilst' pldu pod nehama
/! A tSle dit6te nebehkho zsni.
zele v rozseaine straslive hlou
bky!
+: xxx.
Stra3livS ehv7le CIauAie.
t Co delo Sc ttz vecer u PAM
Dick -Thornoye, 6ili v pravd6
Claude Verniove?
/ Pfekrocmez o neAolik hodin
pied tim prah jidelny, kde pa.
mi Dick-Thornova usadila dee.
ru svoji mezi Jindficha, mar.
Kyle z La Tour Vx1dien. a do.
ktora St4pana Loriota. Syn sc.
natona Jifiho pfekvapen byl
krasou Olive q tato nemen6
dojata byla zjevem mladeho
markyze, 8no, dela 81 v du.
chu: "Kdyby to hyl omen muz,
ktereho> matka zvSlila mi "a
manzela, byla bych jeji vsabou
nadsena! - Jest roztomily!-
P1kusfm Sc, abycA se ma j il
llibila
I OLIVE, divka oprsvdu ducha
pima vynaspazila Sc vskutku
iySemozn6. aby Sc sousedu sve.
The Washington times., 1924-09-03
This Weeks Motor
SernOnette

prepared by the Public information
Committee OF the Washington
AutomOtive Trade
Association.)
What sort of impression do
people get of your homelife on
wheels?
A large proportion of the
average family's time is now
spent in the automobile. The
car has become the outdoor
home, and too many people for
get that they are being judged
by how they motor.
The family that is content
to drive around with the floor
mats filthy dirty doesn't win
much admiration from people
who judge others by inference.
A conscientious person can no
more tolerate disheveled car
than a disheveled home. 1t is
not a difficult matter, there
FORE. to judge a persons home
habits by his car.
1t is plain that people who
take pride in their homes take
pride in their cars. You see it
on every hand, and you also see
the rule working in reverse.
What is more logical than that
your friends and acquaintance
should judge your homelife by
that portion of it which you
display when motoring?
People who lightly remark
that the "car's a sight" will
not get very far in the new era
of motoring that is just dawn
ing. Clothes, they say, make
the man, and if that rings true
there is every reason to be-
lieve that the condition of the
car has much to do with max
ing or breaking the family.
The Washington times., 1924-09-03
SUPERCHARGER
CUTS COST Of
RUNNING CAR
Passenger Cars Likely To Be
Equipped Some Day With
This Device
By ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.

A number of my readers have
recently asked questions regarding
Superchargers. The reason for
this is probably that a car fitted
with a supercharger won the In
dianapolis race on Decoration Day.
1t invariably happens that the
developments of racing catch the
interest of intelligent owners and
then begin to appear in passenger
car design.
At any rate it is quite possible
that superchargers may find a
place in the cars that we shall be
driving in a few years from now.
Let US examine this interesting
piece of equipment and sec what
ii would mean in ordinary car
practice.
Stripped of verbiage supercharg-
ing means simply forcing into the
cylinders a quantity of charge
gFeater than can be drawn in by
fine mere suction of the pistons.
This means that an engine of a
Eiven size can be made to develop
a great deal more power.
AS a matter of fact most Amer.
lean cars are greatly oVerpowered
for ordinary service. In other
words engines are made large to
meet occasional demands for maxi
mum power output. With a super.
charger, a smaller engine could be
brought up to this maximum when
reed arose, whereas during most of
the time it would turn up the
smaller amount of power neces.
sary. The economy of such opera
ton is obvious and it is important
at the present stage when all
authorities are warning us that we
must not waste motor fuel as we
have in the past.
Supercharging was first develop
ed for airplane engines during the
war, at least this was the first ex.
tensive use made of it. Last
year the Isotta cars in the Mona
race were equipped with super
chargers, and they ran away from
our leading pilot in one of the fast
est American cars This year many
of the cars at Indianapolis were
fitted with superchargers, and they
proved their superiority in the big
classic of American motor racing.
1t is impossible to say when SUI
perchargers are likely to begin to
appear on our passenger cars. but
unquestionably they will appear in
time. Obviously they are going to
add to the cost of production, but
even so, the economy they will give
will make up for any addition in
first cost.
At the present time the centrifu-
gal is the only means used Of fore.
ing the air into the cylinders. One
system Of supercharging drives the
pump by means of a turbine oper-
ated by the exhaust gases from
the engine. Another method. EN-.
ploys q ~" mechanical drive
from the engine.
The Washington times., 1924-09-03

cars that now are running in every
country in Europe. Asia, Africa,
Australia and South America.
Early in 1905, car number 2l433
was shipped from the Odds Motor
Works. Lansing. Mich. 1t was Of
the famous curved dash Merry
Oldsmohile" family with tiller steer.
ing gear and oil lamps. The car
was sold and did service in the
United States for about four years.
Then 1t was shipped to Egypt, jus.
how or why records available fail
to disclose.
In Egypt Is Years.
II arrived in Egypt more than
fifteen years ago. Several months
later 1t WIS admired and purchased
ty Doctor Gregory ChorIian, IL
Boulevard de Ramleh, who has
operated 1t continuously in making
his daily rounds.
People smile when I pass,
writes Doctor Chorlian, "neverthe
less they all consider my little cal
distinctively unique--b mas beer
called one of the landmarks Of
Alexandria. An Englishman WHIT
recently returned to Egypt after 4
/ two-yearS' absence, remarked thai
as his ship drew near the dock tho
| first familiar sight that met his