davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
CANCLAND WAR
BREAKS OUT IN
CHICAGO AGAIN
Two Gangsters Killed-Fa-
NOUS Lawyer and Two
Others Are Wounded.

CHICAGO, Oct. u. w. w
States Attorney, and famous Grim
inal lawyer. was critically shot, two
notorious gangsters were killed, and
two other men were wounded, when
Chicagos gangland fued, which has
nared intermittently for the past
two years, blazed afrcsh operating
machine gun from a second-story
window of al apartment building.
One party of gangsters sprayed
their victims on, the street with
lead, while the second party, in an
automobile fired simultaneously with
rifles and machine guns.
Street Blood Shattered
When the slaughter ended. two
men lay on a blooaspattered street.
one dead and the other diving. An
other crawled to the curb and col
lapsed. Two others nmped away.
The Holy Names Cathedral, See
of Cardinal Mundelein, in front of
which the shooting occurred, was
raked with bullets.
A machine gun wa found nearby
in an alley.
Dead
The dead are Earl Wess gnnman,
who associated with Dion Obap ,on
before he was slain three y2ars ago,
and Paddy Murray. Gangster, broth
er of William Murray, who with
Big Tim" Murphy was sentenced
to Leavenworth Penitentiary for
mail robbery.
Wounded
O'Brien was shot seven times in
the abdomen. He defended William
Darling Shepard who was acquitted
of Staying his foster son. William
Nelson McClintOck, known as the
"Million-Do Orphan" a year ago.
He also defended Russell Scott for
staying in a hold-up.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
DR.. StiIlmun Reveals Facts
Regarding Publication of
DR.. S. Hall Young Letter


the officers of my church or any
show the letter to the officers of
my church is a matter between them
and myself only Later DR.. Young
wrote me that Judge Wickersham
suggested to him that he could ac-
complish good for the cause of gen
eral morality and decency in Alaska
by writing such a letter to the
Session of the Presbyterian Church
at Juneau, and that when he sub
mitted a copy of the letter to Judge
Wickersham he endorsed it. DR.
Young also said that besides this
he only sent two copies of the letter
to Alaska One of these was to DR..
Diven. of Wrangell. who agreed with
me in disappearing it and returned
it to DR.. Young The other was to
Rev j. F. Vernon, of Fairbanks, who
wrote to DR. Young as follows:
at was pleasure to receive the
copy of the letter sent to the North
ern Light Church at juneau Mr..
Sutherland was in town a few days
after its receipt, and as | was on "a
committee that met with him we
read the letter, and he was so
pleased with it that with the com
mittec we agreed to have 1000
copies of il printed and used in the
campaign
! 81 do not know where William
Paul saw IA copy of the letter nor
who induced him to write to me
asking for a copy for publication,
! but | am convinced that he respected
my refusal to have the letter pub
Ilished. do not know where John
Frame secured the copy which he
has mimeogra phed and is circulating
nor where the copies that were cir
culated in Juneau came from, but
presumably they came from Judge
Wickersham. 1t will be noted in all
these letters that my name is promi-
nently displayed at the head Of the
letter, that the natural inference is
that | have given it out for publica.
ton. and that in not one single case
is there anything about these copies
to show that they did not come from
me, or as to who is responsible for
their publication.
MY letter of October Sth to Mr..
Sutherland was marked Personal
and was simply a request that he
should either assume the RESPONSE
bility for the circulation of this let
ter. or repudiate it. 1t is quite
noticeable that neither he nor Judge
Wickersham made any direct answer
to my request.
Il feel that the public is entitled
, to know the facts in this matter,
and that | am entitled to have the
public know the facts, hence | have
given them. From now on, so far
las | am concerned the whole thing
is ancient history.
Jack Macdonald said good thing
the other day. which, while said OF
no one in particular, is not without
a pertinent suggestion. 1t was this.
of every mans sins were written
on his forehead, there would be an
awful demand for broad-rimmed
hats
REV. o. A. STILLMAN."
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12

The Rev. O. A. Stillman today
gave The Empire a signed statement
which fixes beyond dispute. respon-
sibility for the use in the present
campaign of the now famous DR.. S.
Hall Young letter which attacks the
character of Thomas A. Marquam.
The statement, which is fully self
explanatory, follows:
From the reports of the Suther-
land meeting at the Palace Theater
last Saturday evening must come
to the conclusion that Judge Wicker
sham has completely misunderstood
my position regarding the letter
written to me by DR.. Young. The
question at issue between Mr Suth-
erland and Judge Wickersham, and
myself is not in any sense the cleo
ton of Mr. Marquam or Mr.. Suther-
land 1t is a question as to whether
Mr. Sutherland, Judge Wickersham,
and other supporters of Mr.. Suther-
land shall without my consent cir
culate copies of a personal letter to
me in such a manner as to give the
impression that it is being done by
my act or consent.
Let me say again: | am not sup
porting Mr.. Marquam, nor is the
Northern Light Church. Neither
are we supporting Mr.. Sutherland.
Some of its members are supporting
Mr.. Sutherland and some are sup.
porting Mr.. Marqnam; do not know
the percentage, nor does any one
else. | concede to my people the
right to form their own political
opinions without interference from
me.
Il also concede to Mr. Sutherland
and his supporters the privilege OF
circulating any kind of campaign ma.
terial they see fit, just so they do
so under their own name, and as
sumo the responsibility for it; but
when they, or any one else, clrcu-
lates broadcast the contents Of "a
personal letter to myself. containing
statements of the character OF those
contained in DR. Young's letter to
me, and in such a manner as to
give the impression that | have
given ii out for publication, | am
inclined to protest with all the
vigor | may have left. question
both the wisdom and the good taste
of the use of such campaign matter,
but if it had appeared without my
name or that of my church appearing
in connection with il, | would prob
ably have kept my conclusions TO
myself understand that Judge
Wickersham intimated that, because
I protested publicly when | found
out that copies of this letter were
being circulated | am responsible
for the circulation this letter has
received As to the truth of this
and other statements made by him,
let the following facts, fully estab-
lished by correspondence in my pos
session, decide:
"The letter was written by DIR.
Young to me, with the request that
| should show it to my Elders and
Trustees and to DR.. Waggoner.
did show it to DR.. Waggoner, and
to him only, and he agreed with me
that it ought not to be shown to
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
CRIME WAVE
HITS FRISCO
Cunmen Kill Three Persons
and Wound Three-Po-
lice Are Instructed.

SAN FRANCISCO Get. l2.-Thrcc
persons were killed last night and
three seriously wounded in the con
tinuance of the crime wave whic1
began Saturday night. Gunmen kill
ed Walter Swanson, taxicab driver,
drawn guns, shot and killed Louis
Fernandez, cook, robbed the cash
register, went across the street, shot
and killed Jack Duana and wounded
two others. The police found the
body of Frank Petrovich in another
district. He had been shot to death.
The police, armed with shotguns,
are instructed to shoot to kill any
and all gunner.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
WOme,, to Hold Second
Anti W. ar Conference

WASHfNGTON. Oct. 12-The sec
ond conference on the Cause and
Cure of War will be held here
early in December when delegates
from nine national women's or
ganizations will participate in the
discussions.
I'VE have now. after two years
OF study, pretty clear under
standing of the causes OF war" said
man of the committee which has
been directing the continuation work
of the first conference. we be-
lieve all war causes may either be
removed entirely or kept under con
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Valentino Relatives
Are to Contest Will

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IL. - After
the court had appointed George
Sullivan, Valentines business man
ager, as sole executor, Alberto and
Marie Guglielmi. brother and sister
of the former screen star. announced
they will contest the will. Their
attorneys said they will center eff
forts to break the clause leaving the
entire estate in trust to Ullmar
for the two Guglielmi and Mrs
Teresa Werner, aunt of Nutchf
Rambova.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
american Legion
Praised by
Pres. Coolidge

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 12..
GOV. Clifford Pinchot, in welcom-
ing the delegates attending the
American Legion convention
here. which opened yesterday to
be in session all this week, to
stand up as good Americans for
clean elections. President Cool
idgo teleeraphed qualification to
the Legion for throwing all re-
sources into the Important work
of arousing citizens TO take part
in elections
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
7 YOUTHS TURN
BANDITS, KILL

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 12--
Two youths shot and killed Mario
Pagano, soft drink room proprietor,
slugged three men, wounded three
other men and kidnapped a woman.
Chief of Police O'Brien engaged
them in pistol battle late Sunday
night. The two youths ran several
blocks, stole "A car and escaped. They
had previously robbed hardware
store and stolen several revolvers.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
RED CROSS TO
HANDLE RELIEF
WORK ON ISLAND
Whittier Is Sent to Douglas
as Special Representa-
tive of Red Cross.
RELIEF DRIVE TO BE
MADE IMMEDIATELY
Announcement Is Made Of
Household Articles Want
Committees Named

The juneau Chapter of the
American Red Cross today took
full charge of aiding the fire
sufferers Of Douglas and Tread
well and plans for immediate
work were made, several angles
being started Immediately, re-
suits attained in short time, and
a llGison representative of the
Chapter was sent to the Island
to be en- the scene and repre-
sent the Chopter fully, working
with the Douglas Island commit
tee in the distribution of all
relief. S6i
NJ. S. Whittier was designated
as the liaison representative
and he left Immediately for
douglas where lie Is now and
will remain for several days.
He takes the place of B. M.
Behrends, Chairman of the local
Chapter, who was on the scene
all day Sunday, and R. E. Rob-
ertson, at Douglas yesterday.
RELIEF DRIVE
An immediate drive will be
started in Juneau for relief
funds The city is to be at once
districted and canvassed. 1t is
believed that funds will be bet
ter centralized through the
work of the Red Cross Chapter.
w. S. Pullen has been chosen
Chairman of the Relief Drive.
Soliciting Committees
a committee has also been al
pointed on soliciting furniture, be-
ing, cooking utensils. beds. table
hairs and similar household a
CONTINUED on Page Eighth
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Supreme Court Denies
Review Carson Case

WASHINGTON, Oct. ~. - The
Supreme Court has denied review
to the American Smelling and Re-
filming Company in the case brought
by George Carson who sued for
patent infringement. Carson won his
case and it was estimated that he
would have many millions Of dollars
coming to him.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Double Police Duty

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 12-The
search for the bandits and the Vel
low Checker Cab Company and its
employees, members of the Benevo-
lent Association, have offered re.
ward of $1,000 for the capture of
the bandits
All policemen have been called in
from their vacations and scores of
firemen have been detailed to police
duty.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12

troll. and are now certain that it is
the business of all governments that
call themselves civilized to find the
way"
The organizations included are
the American Association of Uni
versity Women, Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, League of Women Vot-
ers, Young Women's Christian AS
socia ton. Council of Jewish Women,
Women's Trade Union League, Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union,
Council of Women for Home Mis-
sions, and Federation of Women's
Boards Of Foreign Missions of North
America
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Navy PLANNING
BIG D|R|C|BLE

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct IL
Secretary of Navy Wilbur said the
Navy has plans for dirigible
capable of maintaining reliable
schedule between San Francisco and
Hawaii.
Il do not say it will be put into
regular service, but it will be so
equipped so it can establish regu-
lar route in time" said the Sec
retary.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
675,000 Is Membership
Now Of American Legion

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10. Gen.
Hines. Director Of the Veterans Bu-
reau, disclosed at the American Le-
|gion Convention late yesterday after
noon that the United States dis
bursed $3,500,0O0 to care for dis
abled veterans
The membership of the American
Legion is now CTS 900, an increase of
10000 over 1925, greater than since
1922.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Indian Schools Inspected
To Westward by Wagner

SEWARD, Alaska. Oct. 12.-John-
athan Wagner, Chief of the Alaska
Bureau of Education, has completed
his first inspection of the Indian
Government schools. hospitals and
mission in this district and Is pleas
ed with conditions and progress He
will stop at every point where the
Bureau is active. on his way to
Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Henry Ford Tells Why
He Supports S Day Week

NEW YORN Oct. IL. Henry
Ford said in an interview in the
American Banker Association Jour
nal that hu iness sense and not hu,
manitarianish h induced him to intro.
duce fivd day week. He said :.
"rhe workitg men are the largest
buyers in tie country. They cannot.
without leislr have time to cult
vate the hi;her standard Of living"
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
HoIdup In Sacramento

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. 12.-
Two youths held up four men within
20 minutes walk of the business sec
ton last night. They threatened to
kill one man because he had only
so cents. They debated whether
they would stab him or shoot him
when another victim appeared on the
scene and they held him up and
secured large sum. The youths
answer the description of the hold
ups in San Francisco.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12

Machine Gums and Rifles Used in Fight IN Chicago
u agner ishs lid
For Douglas Indian
Fire Sufferers

SEWARD, Alaska. Oct. F.
jonathan H. Wagner Chief of
the Alaska Division Of the Blu
reau Of Education. announced
here he has telegraphed to
Washington asking for financial
assistance for the Douglas Indian
fire victims. Wagner is enroute
to Seattle and will leave here ON
the steamer Alameda.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Four Aviators Killed
In Fall at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA Oct. 12.-Three
Philadelphia and one New Jersey
aviator were killed this forenoon
when an airplane fell mt n private
flying field here,
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
IOueen Marie
To Spend One
Day, Seattle

NEW YORK, Oct. IL. = Queen
Marie of Rumania will stay in
Seattle all day November 4, in Van
couver November and will then
return to Seattle for half an hour
on the evening of November 6, &C
coldng to announcement made here
today.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Labor Withholds Action
On Endorsing Gov. Smith

DETROIT. Mich. Oct l2.-The
American Federation of Labor has
voted unanimously. without debate,
to withhold action on the proposal
to endorse Gov Al Smith for the
Democratic Pres idential nomination
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
Over Foot of Snow
Falls, Mount Rainier

SEATTLE, Oct. IL. Fourteen
inches Of snow are reported in
Paradise Valley, Mount Rainier. and
eight inches at Nisqually Glacier.
shortly
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
ll8 Are Killed in
Explosion, So. Africa

DUNDEE, So. Africa, Oct Ia
Four Europeans and la natives
were killed in the explosion in the
shaft at the Danhausr5er collier last
Friday.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12
EARTH SHOCK, ANCHORAGE

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Oct 12.-
An earthquake was recorded here
Sunday which lasted several seconds
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12

CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12

(Continuen on Page Seven.,
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1926-10-12

a committee has also been ap-
pointed on soliciting furniture. bed
ding, cooking utensils. beds. tables
chairs and similar household ar
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
kyata n&sho pocajn6ho Department. bse rovnobeEneI
vzrnstat' SO vzrastom ndsho mesta.


Ma inoln 1nieste uverejnujene statistku obyvatel
stve Ceskoslovenske repubky Je to statiska len pr
rastku, ale zato vel mi poucna Vidime nej re cm e
narod pokrocejs, tJ e menej plodnym, ale zato vyka
zuje menej smrtnych padov. elm e arod nevzdeanej
ST. tym je podnejs ale vykaznje hode Tyssie per
ccnto srtnych padov lebo pre- nevedonost, nezna sa
smrti brant Najmensi pocet porodov 1000 obyvate
oy vykazud Cechy Wac Slovensko, najyiac Podkarpa
ska Rus Najmenej srtnych padoy na 1000 obyvatelov
Gechy, Wac Slovensko, naFiac Podkarpatska Rus Maj
Wac vrzd prpada Podkarpatskn Rus (az ma pol mi
Iona obyy mesiaceD potom Slovensko GO na tr
mliony obyv.) len tax pride Ceskos % yrazdami ma
sest mlonov obyvatelov K Jm tedy pol miliona Ru-
snov padne vrazd pol miliona Sloyakov ami ME
lycl pol miliona Cechov AMI nie pol vrazdy Je
to jasny obraz Vzdelay coek vie opanovat svoje
ske ukrutnt chtice, nevzdeary i'm podieha Avsak
samovrazdam je to pravy opak Rychle zte, hyrenie
nevera posmrtny zvot doasan vzdelancov len stro-
|skotane neryy zdfastvo Preo mestach udava me-
|pomee Wac samoyrazd nezli ma vdieku preto sa u
dao Cechach tr mesiace 745 samovrazd km Slo-
vensku len 149
! Porody, s1mta6 pady, yrazdy a samovrazdy vysky-
u tom pomere ako je ktory narod pokrociy alebc
zaostav Milky pocet p6rodov smrtnych padov yyso
ky pocet samovrazd je dneslon znamkou scivizacie'
yysoky pocet porodov, smrtnych padoy vrazd, milky
pocet samovrazd je znmkou nzsej urovne civzacie'
Ako vde, AMI jedho ami druhe ne je ideanym stavon
naroda Musi kracat po pravej ceste pokroku ud
skemu tou je sl'achtene nielen modzgu. ale duse
srdca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03

GELD tov&ren so vaetktm a posta-
via j zAsiAdia cslkom novh, len |
mech 50 v nej vyrobi viacej. Rue |
n6 praca je draha, nahradzuje sa
tedy strojom, kde to len ide. TJm
oNsem neobycajne vzrasta vykon
robotnika. TAX v elektrarni River
Rouge Plant " Detroit) dOhliada
jediny kuric ma styri kotle, vyra-
baj1ce paru pre- 10000 HIP. y
Colt Patent Firearms Go. " Hart
ford, Conn., obsluhuje jeden ro-
botnik osem brlsiacich strojoy na
drobn6 s19iastky. u Lincoln Mo-
tor Co. " Detroit) obsluhuje %
lfuzov 78 obrabacfch strojov. A.
lebo priklad docista ineho obo-
ru: vo First National Bank Bo-
ston spocita jeden nradnik stro-
jom desat 'centovnfky v balicky po.
pat dolarodh hodnote $4,000
"a hodinu. v tejto banke sa nero
bi mic rucne, ma vsetko sd -stroje.
Vedla strojoy (zhusta automati-
ckych alebo poloautomatov) u
rychluj1 vyrobu zvacsuji pra-
coyne vykony rome dopravne IA
riadenia (sklzavky, paternostery,
pasy atd }. TAX ma pr. V tovarnl
Flat Rock (Detroit), vyrabajhcej
denne 1850 automobilovych re-
flektorov S $40 robotnikmi, pre-
vadza sa nikloyanie automaticky
slciastky bezia Ia pase cez niklo-
We kupele, ma cely pochod doze-
raj1 len dvaja l'udia,
(Dokoncenie b,ldncne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
poDvYsKA pLATov PUBLICATIONS HAs1coM

Mestska rada pondeok podvysla, platnostou Cd
Noveho roku plat policajtom hascom $3.50 mesacne
$170 zdravotnckym uradnikom $50 mesacne, zaro
ven rozmnoziac osobnictvo police muzov dive
zeny osobnictvo hasicov sest muzov.
Obchodnici, priemyselnci financnici, sdrNeni vo
dvoch organizaciach posla este pred sodzou mestske
rade protest prot 500 podyke adal miesto oho Wac
pocajtov. Mestska rada 81 toho nepoysima dobre u
robila.
Policajne hasicske zamestnane je zodpovedne Ii
vo ohrozujuce dosavadna plaza nijako nezodpovedaa
Ked' poyazime ako bolo nebezpecno pred rokami no
po ulici s kol zbojstva udayalo to pri vac
Som poce poicajov nezi teraz nusme dopustt, Re ST
pocajt t1to podvysku dplne zas1z Policajna ochra-
terajsa polcajna ochrana pred rokami to je
dicl Uznaj1 no obchodnci toho videt, ze nezalez
tax mnozstye poicaoy ako skor kyalite pocanej
snzby. Tdto kyalitu nemozo dosahnut nedostatocnou
omenou BE u nasa pocia vzdor tomu dosiahla chcea
len dokazat', ze ST podsvsku zasl1zi.
Ufane ze osem dalsich polcajtov dye policajtky
zaplnaa celkoln medzeru, ktora panoEaa poic ze
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-03
TAJNosrI AMERIcKEJ PROSPERITY.

"a yOz;
r. 1924 vyrobila 'fordiek
1.993,4l9 Gene 29O dolarov "a
kus. tSt !.
Americke firmy prichadzaiti
tiez elm d'alej tJm Wac k pre-
svedceniu, ze sa i'm vyplati, ked'
vyrabajn 81 sami vetko, co vo W.
robe hlavnej potrebuji.
a Ease ide prikladom Ford Mo-
tor Co.: vyraba 81 Ma pr. sama
sklo, konopn6 strechy ma vozy.
kancuk pod. Dalsim logickyym
krekom k zlacneniu vyroby je
simpifikacia (ziednodusenie), t.je
zmensenie dosavadnych rozmani-
tSdh druhov jednotlivych> vyrob-
! kov IA niekol 'ko mdlo typov, le-
DO sd ukazalo, ze naJviac {az 80
) procent) sd predava len niekol-
ko malo drlrhov go procent) toho
l1toreho toyaru. DO konca r. 1926
simplifikacia zasiahla 400 vyrob-
nych odvetvi. Niekol 'ko prikla
dov:
vozovc kolesa 70 It's druhov ma
1 druhy,
| ret 'azy 2,O44 druhov na $40
druhov,
| hodiny z GOO drllhov ma 50 dru.
hov,
hospod. naradie z 1892 druhov
ma 81 druhoy,
papiere 377 druhov na Sc dru-
hov,
| dlazdice 70 66 druhov ma 4 dru-
hoy,
|, toaletne potreby 70 452 druhoy
ma 140 druhov.
RICHLY obrat kapitalu.
Vyhoda rychleho obehu kapita-
ln nebyya TAX zjayna, ale je nepo-
pieratcl'na. Ked' sa ia pr. urobi
praca hodinu skorej, moze 50
uvol 'nenych stfojov miesta 70.
boje drahe) pouzit' k praci inej
Ked je vyrobns pochod rychlej-
/ 81, yykonajn vsetky obory "a row
naky cas- Wac prace. Tiez sa tynl
zrydhli dorucuyanie. Prikladom
toho sd americke pradelne, ktort
sbieraju pradlo . 10. hodine pc
domoch dorucia ho yyprane NJ
Q 6. hodine odpoludnia. Preto oh.
chodni cestujilci nosia kufrfku
len dyoje oblecenl prada a predsa
m6zu sa preobliekat' kazdy den
i zvac6ovanis vyrobnosti.
| Y Anerike 81 skoro povsimli to-
1 no, ze technickyy pokrok zdoko
naloyanie strojoy i pracovny'cl
pochodov mam Y zapdti vaGssiu
| vyrobnost' pracoynn. A vyuziva'
jl toho pine. Ga. je u mas vzacno
isti, je U nich ysednym zjavom
Iyyhodia do stalAho @leza str0je
il pomerne move, ak sd yynaj jdent
1lepsie, ked je treba, opustia