davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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tie, alumbrada por una Tampa
IA colgada de la boveda por me-
dio de un aparato de cobre que
causaba sorpresa YER en- aquel
antro que eXhalaba toda espe
Gle de olores fetidos.
En- medic de la cueva habia
una mesa redonda y alrededor
de la mesa cuatro personals:
tres hombres de cara siniestra
y una mujer joven todavia, que
rida o esoosa de uno de ellos.
En- ell fondo, sobre una CANA de
MADEIRA, habia un colchon Y una
manta vieia, luego un monitor
de paia medic podrida que mas
de una vez serviria de lecho.
Ademas, en- algunas tablas fl.
jas en- las paroles a guisa de
anaqueles y sostenidas con enor
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Der tropezado en- las paroles,
Abri6 otra puerta, cerrada uni
camente con I'm pestillo, Y baj6
una escalera que conducia al
subsuelo.
No Sc hallaba todavia al fl
nal de la escalera cuando un ru-
mos de woes lego a su dido, al
mismo tempo que unos hilillos
de luz, pasando a traves de las
junturas de una puerta, hirie.
ron sus ojos.
-Bueno-se dijo,-es.an ahi.
Dirigi6se hacia ell punto de
donde venia la luz, y llam6 a la
, puerta de una cierta manera.
La puerta Sc abrio cast en- Sc
guida y ell ito Ramoneau entr6
en- una cueva de unos tres me-
tros cuadrados -aproximadamen
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decir, este GAIA Y en- Ell suelo Sc
estaba.
Todo este es cierto. 70 10 ad-
mito y luego reitero que Demp-
sey era ell mas terrible pegador
de todos. 70 temo que hubiera
matado a algunos de sus opo-
nentes de haberle sido possible
utilizar algunos de los tricks"
del pasado porque el concentra-
ba mas poder en- un punetaz0
corto 0 largo gu ecualquiera de
los hombres que yo he conocido.
Dempsey era esencialmente
un pegador de golpes cortos. A
vanzaba sobre su hombre y no
lie dejaba hasta que Sc ponla en-
Gina de el. ST alguna vez lanzo
un golpe que viajo mas de Il
pulgadas 10 habra hecho cuan.
do 20 estaba ausente. Los de 8
ia 10 pulgadas eran sus favori-
tos.
Los golpes de esta clase no
matan acknowledgements; pero
, paralizan. Cuando Dempsey IT,
raba a su rival en- la primera O.
|casi6n, no siempre este signifi-
caba ell fin; mas 81 ell principle
de el.
Solo un hombre de los que
Dempsey derribara Sc levant6
para observation-disclosures Tunney
Todos los demas de la Iona Sc
levantaron para volver a caer, y
en- POGO TEMPO.
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terribles pegadores; pero este
no puede hacerse. Las condicio-
mes eran differences. BESIDE que
Dempsey Sc elevo desde la obs
curidad a Jas alturas el comba-
ito cast siempre en- lugares don
de Sc ejercia estricta supervi-
sion sobre ell vendaje de las ma
nos.
No Sc hacfa asf en- 6pocas pa
sadas. Yo no estoy diciendo que
los muchachos de hace tempo
lleVaban "aparatos" escondidos
en- sus guantes. No, senior. Pero
NADIA Sc hlcia en- los primeros
amos para impedir que un hon.
bre usara 8 0 10 millas de espa-
radrapo para forrar sus punos.
o un POGO de emplaste de paris
o a'guna otra cosa. Y, por SUI
puesto, algunos usaban gonna
arabica para endurecer los ven
dajes.
Dempsey tuvo que restringir
Sc a unos cuantos pies de CASA
(y una pequena cantidad de es-
baradrapo-lo suficiente para
proteger las manos y no 10 bas-
tante, como en- otras epocas, pa
"a que un caballero tuviera sus
punos encarrados en- alguna sus
tancia tan dura como ell hero.
A menudo leo que Dempsey
no era tan "caliente tamal' por-
que no mataba a un hombre con
uno de sus golpes. Ell otro indi-
viduo Sc lcvantaba y Jack tenia
que pegarle varias ocasione1
hasta "lavarlo por complete.
Cuando uno de la antigiedad
pegaba a su contrario, oimos
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A POP
MANDELL

Daytona Beach, Abril TO-
Antes de salir para su hogan de
Rockford, H., despues de unas
v~acaciones aqui, Sammy Man
deli. campe6n mundial de peso
ligcro, anunci6 habia firmado
un contrato con Alberto Ayala,
pugilista espanol de peso de
mosca, que ha estado boxeando
con ell sobrenombre de "Billiken
Kid.
Ayala espera regresar a su
hogan en- Tampa, donde estuvo
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Iodos los tenedores queda-
ron en- reroso, los codos Sc APO
yaron sobre la mesa, Y las mi
radas todas, convergieron en- Ell
ito Ramoneau.
-Vamos, papa, explicate
pl onto, no nos hagas MORN de
impaciencia.
-Creo que ell negocio es 0
berbio...
No basta con ESQ, hay que
estar SECURE.
-Bueno, Pues bien, estoy Sc
guro.
-Entonces va puedes echar
por esa boca.
He venido a veros esta no.
che porque os necesito.
No valfa la pena de decir.
10.
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he bebido, V I'm DOC.

ST, he bebido, y I'm POGO
mejor que vuestro vinillo.
-iAh, ell viejo bandido! Els
capaz de haber hecho alg1n ne
gociO por su cuenta exclusiva-
merte.
Ell ito Ramoneau Sc encogi6
de hombros mas acentuadamen.
te cue de ordinario.
va Sc esta dislocando-di-
jO uno de los hombres soltando
una carcajada;- seguramente
algo tiene que decir.
-Efectivamente, vieio-a-
nadi6 ell que habia desposefdo ,
la Frileuse de la silla Y ell vase
-vienes muy tarde a vernos
les que themes alguna novedad
que comunicarnos?
-iCaramba!
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va themes ell vase lleno, ese de II
Frlleuse.
-Bueno-dijo Ramoneau
tratando de sonreir,-asi sabre
sus pensamientoS.
-Puedes estar tranquilo,
viejo, su pensamiento no es pa
ra ii.
Me tiene sin cuidado, va ha
ce mucho tempo que no pienso
en- eSas coSas.
"A Ramoneau lie gusta mas
ell vino-dIJo otro.
ST, hijo MIC, pues en- Ell
fondo del vase es donde encuen-
tro un POGO de algeria.
-Entonces, viejo algo debes
haher bebido esta noche, porque
me parece que estas muy con-
tento.
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OXEO
VICTORIA DE GRAHAM

Cinci., Ohio, Abril 10.-Billy
Shaw, de Detroit, fue puesto a
oui a dormir en- la noche de a
yer. en- ell primer asalto, por
Bushy Graham, ell notable pugi-
lista de peso de puma. En- la Sc
mifinal, Jackie Stewart, de st.
Luis, fue descalificado en- ell ter
Ger round oe un match a seis a
saltos contra Jackie Cress, de
Miami.
I'm golpe Illegal incapacit6 a
este ultimo.
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FoLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
lie TALES PADRES,
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry German

una taberna para los paseantes
dominicales.
Alrededor de la ruina, como
en- ell interior, reinaba un silen-
clio absolute.
Ell ito Ramonaeu sac6 una Id
We del bolsillo, abri6 una puerta
y desapareci6 por una especie
de corredor estrecho en- ell que
una vez cerrada la puerta, no
Sc vefa mas que en- ell interior
de I'm horno. No obstante, lego
al extreme del corredor sin ha-
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DEMPSEY PEGABA FORMI-
DABLES GOLPES CORTOS

New York, Abril 10.-Nun.
ca hubo-ni nunca habra-otro
pegador como Jack Dempsey,
dijo recientemente ell famoso
trainer Jimmy De Forest.
Dempsey fue ell super-pegador
de todos los tiempos-anadi6 ell
hombre que preparaba a Jack
para su pelea con Jess Willard.
D.. "Algunas personals tratan de
comparar a Dempsey con otros
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relacionado con el Cfrculo Gu
bano, y despues de recuperarse
de una operation a la cual pien-
sa someterse, presentarse en- Ell
carnpamento de Mandell para
su entrenamiento.
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|estado de Ohio por no haber
cumplido un compromise que
contrajeron en- Daytona.

ST cuando Pee Wee, creyen-
dose invulnerable, empiece a
molestar a Manuel Quintero
con palabritas duras, ell tampe-
no lie responde con ell vocabula-
rio que Manolo lie seleccione, Pee
Sc sentira como lanzado por ell
aire y no podra continuar bo-
xeando.
Manolo las tiene para todos
los gustos y para todas las per-
sonas.
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Obras recibidas:

Obras recibidas:
Ell Nuevo Robinson,-Campe.
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
La Hermana de la Carload
Emilio CASTELAR,.
Quo Vadis?-E. Sienkiewich.
La Mujer Ad1ltera.-Perez
Escrich.
Ell Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dfa y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundo.
lie Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
Los Ex-Hombres. - Maxine
Cork.
eder.-Itendhal.
Ell Pirata.-Lord Byron.
Rafael.-Lamartine.
A fuerza de millones.-Le Rou'
ge.
Diccionario Espanol.
LIBERIA DE MASCUNANA
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y136i
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NOTAS DE BOXEO

FL viejo K. o. Christner ven
clio aver por decision, en- Akron,
Ohio, a Joe Sekyra.
Antes del combate los dos gla-
diadores habian sido Suspend
do por la Comision de Boxeo del
mmmmzanmmumznx< n-axssss GSma
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PARA NEW X que
desee if en- autom6vil puede
pasar por la Catorce Avenida
1406, de II a 2 Y de 5 a 112.
Precio moderado.
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Las peleas del dia Is seran
a b~eneficio del puesto Tampa
No 5, de la Legion Americana.
Esfuerzos haran los legionarios
para llenar csc dia la Arena de
Benjamin field.
+, Nixon Jones concertara las
'pelnas y tendra una parte en-
las utilidaoes.
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AVISO
A los socios del Circulo Gu
bano y de La Fraternidad

Todo socio lei Circulo Cubano
(que acredite serlo), tendre el gus
to de trata4lo de su enfermedad
con tan solo pagan Ell so por Glen
to del costo normal.
Los socios de LA ~raternidad'
seran tratados tan solo con Il
~tarjeta de pase de IN Medico Or
cial de dicha Sociedad.
Con especialidad: Reuma. I'M
potencia, Nerviosas y Mentaies,
Sciatica Neuralgias, Histerismo,
Neurastenia. Colitis, Disperslas,
Otitis Ter todas u formas), Pa
ralisis, Bronquitis, etc.
DR.. Jose r. Suarez Valdes
15211a Septima Avenida
Consultas:
De 9 a ~ y 8 a 6 P. M.
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Sc DESEA

81 OESEA
Ahora es ell tempo para comen
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gocics. Nuestro metodo de ense-
1anza inrensiva y superiores
facilidades nos habilitan para
encontrar empleo a los gradua-
dos, Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir a un
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono Mss Tampa y Cas-,
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Tratara de tomarle la Barba
a Fidel, por segunda vez, ell ne
.grito .cubano Kid Chocolate.
La pelea esta senalada para
efectuarse ell dia 16 de mayo en-
ell Madison Square Garden.
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Contra Ell espanol Manuel Con
zalez peleara ell sabado en- la Ha
bana en- la pelea estrella, Patent
Leather Kid, nuestro Chinito.
Ell Chinito es uno de los 'to-
meguines" de la cuadra de A
dolfo Font y Armando Reina.
Bill Carey declare en- N. York
a su regreso de la America del
Sur, que no piensa dejar la pre-
sidencia del Madison Square
Garden, como Sc habfa dicho.
Aunque ell Garden esta coope-
rando con la Sra. William Ran
dolph Hearst en- la preparation
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
SALMON CARGOEs HELP
 RAISE SEATTLE TOTAL

Alaska's big salmon shipments improvement in the demand for flour in China and large ex- ports of wheat to the Orient are reflected in important in crease in Seattle's water bourne commerce for September, says the Seattle Times
 The harbor masters report gave total exports and imports at 786,514 cargo tons. compared with 752,973 for September 1929 an increase of 33,541 tons
 Salmon imports from Alaska were 1,18o72o eases, compared with 6o4,250 for September last year, an increase of 576,470.
 Flour exports to China were 6,221 tons, compared with 3,04C tons for September 1929, an in crease of 3,131 tons.
 Salmon exports were 433,141 cases, compared with 177,50C cases in September of last year Japan wheat export doubled foI the same period There were many other items
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
CHART MALTRY DEAD

Chart s. Maltby who lived in Juneau and Dawson years ago died in San Francisco recently, at the age of A years. He obtained control of the magnesite mines in California during the war and amassed fortune. He is survived by a widow and two children liv- ing at Burlingame, Cal, and by 2 brother Monty Maltby, one time territorial secretary of the Yukon Territory, now living at Santa Monica, California.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
TONITE,s THE MITE.

The fastest basketball of the local current season is due to staged this evening in Dreamland for the edification of Seward fans. Three ambulances and a corps of doctors and nurses will be standing by, it is said by the sporty reporter who claims this is inside dope" The admittance charge will be the low price of 15 and 25 Bring your best girl and get a kick" out of life.
 "Oh yez!' It's between the glor- ious Army and red-hot Bremen.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
GOVERNORS MOTHER HURT

Mrs. James Parks, mother ot Governor George A. Parks was rel gently injured in fall down the stairs at her home in Denver, Col orado- She suffered 3 fractured hip, and since her age is 80 years physicians decided against any eff fort to Set the break, says the Juneau Empire.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
ANCHORITES WED

Miss Edna E Ropp and Fred J Gilman of Anchorage were married there recently, says the Anchorage Times. The bride was formerly with sally's Sweet
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

will be out of the game for sev- eral weeks following an injury to a knee. Jack says he is going
 to play tiddley- -winks to keep in form for the Fairbanks series.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

Shop. Mr. Gilman came to An chorage about a year ago from Ketchikan to take charge of the Anchorage Piggly Wiggly store.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

Hear the waltz "A Thousand Kisscs;' the organ piece "Cali-
 fornia Sunshine.' SchaNercr's Alaska Shop. adv
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

Jack Rosness, star center on the High school basketball team,
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

Seattle sce Gr,1.m and Frc~t. ftHndi-s at Sv'via's.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

U YOU nAvF~1 ThyED FRYf BRUINS BABY BEEF. you are certainly missing something.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
GIRLS HAVE TIC

Midget golf has them all rum ming around in circles in Ketchi- kan, Juneau, and other towns-in fact it seems everywhere except Seward At Ketchikan the American Legion Auxiliary held an elimination contest among girls from 10 to IS years, to select the test foursonae for the biz and fin al game Ttera was a shoal of players in tl7e elim nation games  " SNOW SHOES Ar J- L. Graef.
 WATCH FOR 's,h WGDNEs DAY AND SATURDAY SPE- rrsTS rrart-.fe r,rr~~v
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20

SNOW SHOES All N L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-11-20
Fraternal Orders

THE AMERICAN LEGION SEWARD POST No. 5. .sSEsRn Meeting on the first and HEss third Wednesdays of each A Ask month. Leonard Hopkins, VsssSy Post Commander.
 l. J. Chilberg, Adjutant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

~, AMUEL 8. WILLIAMS. nationally
known as the organiser and president
of the sam s. Williams Voucher Club
4 Inc- has helped to establish more
than 5000 men and boys in society
when they have changed their gray prison garh
for tweed business suits or overalls
But he has helped only four wumenl
Not because he believes that women can't
"come backY And certainly not because they
don't apply They write to him by the hum
dreds pleading for q chance to make good.
'v0uch for usI II you'll sign our papers
once q month and find US work maybe We can
get out of here sooner. Can't you please do
something about it2 And wen never do any
thing we shouldn't again! Never, never, neverl"
But the veteran voucher, who has spent the
last so years. of his life securing employment.
lending aid and sympathy and money 10 dis
charged or paroIed prisoners until they can
care for themselves, and helping their families
until they come out" can't do much for the
women.
..Men's problems occupy my time and money.
and men fill my Office" he said. "I can't have
women coming to the same room, and can't
finance q separate department Before die,
though wish could see some such orHaniza-
ton. known as q Sam s. Williams Auxiliary"
WILLIAMS job is an all-year-EOund affair,
- bat just before Christmas he Is buster than
ever g.
Prison boards are usually generous with their
paroles when there's Christmas carol In the
air. This means that more men than usual
write to the only Santa Claus they know, telling
him that IL he viii "vouch" for them, and md
them employment they may come home again.
Many men are paroIed directly into Williams
hands. Their jobs and conduct are up to him.
But this year the problem Is harder than
ever" the benefactor moUrns Jobs are scarce.
So are food and clothing. Many people who
have contributed money to help men get q new
start aren't able financially to do It now. But
the men are coming home from prisons"
Every day his ONCE In Cleveland, Ohio, Is
crowded Dressed In the cheap $12 outB which
includes the entire wardrobe Of q released con-
Wet, the men come dOcking. They are little
afraid that their suits wiz mark them. They
twist their new stin caps In nervous fingers.
They Just want chance to win back their
SeIf-respecti
So Williams writes letters to possible sources
Of employment, stakes men from his own pocket,
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q prison record in order to secure aid, either.
They are the real thing.
Besides, williams has TO report to the Gov
eminent monthly, telling where every .man
wages, name Of his employer, how much money
he Is saving and his general behavior.
Williams has made . fortune several times
and given It all away to ex-convicts to help
them gain q new start In society. He never
charges for his services. He never keeps track
Of = cent that he spends. But he does keep
track Of his men and four women.
He knows exactly how much money Joe Jones
owes ON his house. when John Smith lifted the
mortgage On his farm, and when Tom Brown
IL planning to marry the girl who has waited a
half dozen years for him If anything happens
10 upset the plans for the wedding he'll know
the reason.
As Daddy" williams, he is known up and
down every main street and crossroads Of the
towns flung across the map. Parole boards,
prison wardens and those he helps know his
address, as the volume Of his birthday and
Christmas mail shows.
People who need me find me-" he said, q
twinkle In his keen gray eyes.
A ID is dispensed to families of prisoners con-
tinuaIly, but only four women who served
I'm penal institutions have been directly con-
nected with the Voucher Club
Let's CAN the first one mrs. Smith" williams
said. ~She was an educated, intelligent woman
with q husband and children. But she had
formed the habit Of taking drugs in q hospital
where she had once studied. She couldn't break
the chain, 50 she paid a narcotic seller $40
regularly TO keep her supplied. One day she
had tust made her purchase when Government
narcotic agents came ON tine scene. And
then
~t was . tense moment The womnu,s
heightened eyes went from faeO to face and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

rounds up food and clothing from interested
people and watches the line grow longer every
day.
THE white haired voucher" knows that every
man who comes to him really needs q job.
He has his prison records TO show that he is
among the needy. Not one man has ever feigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
A GENEROUS SANTA CLAUS TO EX-CONVICTs

Tor More Than Fifty Years Sam 5. Uilliams
Has Made Christmas-GiOinga Habit
Three Hundred and Sixty-Fi0e Days
Year and TN That Time He Has MADE,
Then Sacrificed, ToOo Personal Fortunes
Helping Fi0e Thousand Men, bit only
Four Women- Nezv Start After
Lea0ing Prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21
Lea0ing Prison.
BY HELEN WEL.SHTMER.

~ AMUEL s. WILLIAMS. nationally
known as the organiser and president
of the sam 8. Williams Voucher Club,
A Inc, has helped to establish more
than 5000 men and boys in society
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-07-10
HYDE!PLAYS ROLE
OF PAUL REVERE
FARM SECRETARY ON TOUR
WARNING OF DANGERS OF
OVERPRODUCTION

KANSAS CITY, July 5-De-
scribing his mission as being in the
nature of a Paul Revere ride to
warn southwestern wheat farmers
of the dangers of overproductlon
and lack of organization, Secretary
of Agriculture Hyde arrived here
today.
With Chairman Alexander Leg
ge of the federal farm board and
department of agriculture officials,
he will make swing through Ne
braska, Colorado, Kansas, west
Texas and Oklahoma next week
to address gatherings of wheat
growers.
"We are not going to tell the
farmer how to run his business"
Secretary Hyde said. "By an ac-
cident of fate we are posted as
sentries on the lookout towers to
see what is coming. We would be
derelict in our duty if we did not
warn the farmer. We are simply
going to leave with the farmer the
facts of the situation and let him
use his own judgment"
The secretary said he was not
certain that any definite recon-
mendation on wheat acreage re-
duction would be made on the trip.
He pointed out, however, that the
outlook for the wheat farmer was
not particularly, bright if wheat
acreage continues to expand in the
face of decreasing consumption.
Discussing farm board opera
tions in the market, he said the
board cdn and will protect the
farmer against agencies outside
his control, but that lit will not
and cannot protect the farmer
against situations for which he
himself is responsible"
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ment does everything that is claim
ed for it. Handling large real es-
tate deals like | do requires a lot
of mental and physical exertlon'
and for quite while my work had
been quite drag on me. My whole
system was toxic. | suffered a lot
with a neuritis condition in my
shoulders and rheumatic condl-
ton in my hips and knees. was
so lifeless I just wanted to sit
around all day. For ten years
I took medicines but | found no
real benefit in any of them but
Sargon. All the pains in my body
have disappeared and I feel
strengthened from head to foot
Sargon Pills ended by toxic condl-
ton, stimulated my bowels to
clock-1ike regularity and / feel
like different person. Jack
Brown, Bonneville Hotel, End q
Saint Helens Sts., Tacoma.
Economy Drug Co., Agents.
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on which cars in the process of as.
sembly went to the workmen in
stead of the workmen carrying parts
to the car. The assembly line. per-
feeted in many ways, is now used
by automobile manufacturers gen.
orally.
The value of the conyeyor in re-
ducing physical labor. in saving
time. in preserving system and in
cutting costs soon became apparent
and it's me was extende to other
purposes about the plant. Now
there are literally miles of convey
ors of various types in the Ford
plant. Some of them carry parts
from one building to another and
are carefully synehronized so that
the parts arrive at precisely the
right moment and in the exact spot
where they are needed. Others
transport red hot ingots of steel
weighing nearly ton each. Still
others move outgoing shipments
If it were not for the eonveyors.
according to officials of the Ford
Company. mass production would
not be possible on its present scale.
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every day. One day we forgot to
set our watches back and started
an hour earlier than we meant to.
On that day we drove 465 miles in
the Chevrolet. We passed so many
people that we grew accustomed
to driving on the left side of the
highway. The right hand side
seems wrong to us now"
The visitors came West through
Oklamoha City, through Arizona
and Texas and reached the Pacific
at Los Angeles. Their trip North
included San Francisco, Oakland,
Portland and other Coast cities.
They carried revolver, but had no
occasion to use it. Everyone on
the highways was anxious to
r'ease and extended every court
esy, the visitors pointed out.
They were unaccustomed to the
use of silver money and conse-
quently against their wishes were
required to carry many silver dol
lars. They explained that in Bos-
ton, silver is seldom seen and that
paper is the standard money used.