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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Separate Skirts.
Walking Skirts.

How opportune an offering; now
when the short, mud-skipping skirt
must be counted as an ABSOLUTE need
Many kinds In this. all splendidly tailor
stitched Two days
$500 Walking skirts for-s250.
$3.50 kinds for-s3.75.
$1,000 for-s5,OO
$3.50 for-$6.25
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-31
Tailor Dresses.

The high character Of these proclaim
al once the fact they win not tarry
long. Only about fifteen. Made Of hand.
some fabrics exquisitely tailored; tight
waist and jacket styles. in sizas ~ "a
and IS, Two days Z"
The $1,000 suits-,lO.OO.
The $500 suits--sl2.5O
The 5000 suits-slb.Os
The $500 sults--sl75O.
The $4,000 sults-s2oOO.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

'""i! to a considerable depth. Had it
( no' nG'n for the .iamming Of three or
. '"oF o"ii"ln2s at The upper end, near
! 'hr suspension bridge, no doubt the
entire property Of the town would be
'niaI loss. Just opposite Calhoun's
buildings, ON The other side of the
creek, all houses Wrlu entirely swcpt
away, including the most Of I,c,chrr
town. Property is undermined and
badly damaged at Burke The whole
MI, on which The two tracks ross
through keystone, is entirely youc
tack and all. The WAGON bridge and
the coal company houses on the com
pany's side are also gone, and the
building known rs "Thc First (hancrD
saloon Is demolished. Many persons
had narrow escapes with their lives.
and men, women and children sue.
cccdcd IN escaping through water,
waist deep, while others were carried
away. MIR. Abbott succeeded in rcscu-
ing man named Lockwood by fastcn-
INC himself TO n post by means of Il
rope and making Il dive in the swift
water Just ao Lockwood was sinking
from view. Many similar rcscncs
were made.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

under existing conditions. The Re-
publican party cannot. establish itscl!
III the South by proclalming mere
sentiment OF renewed b1otherly love,
which we fully reciprocatc, nor by dis
tributing few Federal offices. 1t will
have TO change its economic policy,
the distinguishing characteristic of
which is now a high trust breeding
protective tariff that is antagonisllc to
the South's business interests and also
to the national welfare.
WILLIAM III. FLEMING.
Augusta, Ga, Junc 10, 1901.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

TIE FORESTS OF MAlNE.-
empty thread spool may be very in
significant article, yet the making of II
has assumed such dimensions in Maine
that it may be classcd as one Of the
| leading industries in that State. The
saving of spool bars is "a kindred in
dustry, and no less than ID ,OO0 900
feet and exported annually, chiefly to
Scotland. Maine is well wooded
State, are many OF It's timber varieties
such as yellow birch curly maple,
brown ash, white pine and spruce, arc
rapidly coming into favor with house
decorators and funishcrs. Until quite
recently the woods native to the State
were little known, but OF late years
there has been increasing activity in
the way af erecting plants exclusively
devoted to wood working. This M
crcasinS activity has its drawbacks
for the State IS but small, and the sup,
ply will no. last, and what VIII become
of prosperous industry when the raw
material is no longer 70 be had is q
problem which will have TO be tackled
by some forestry commission, and that
in a comparatively short time.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
too MUCH

Exercise Is as bad as too little for the
growing girl. 1t is very easy for her to
overdo, and this is especially dangerous
at that critical period Of a young girls
life when she crosses the line of woman
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

MOOD. 1t Is not an
uncommon thing to
lay the foundation
for years of after
misery by neglect of
necessary precall-
tons at the first
"cllange Of life"
The use of DR..
PierCe's Favorite
Prescription not only
establishes regular
ity, b ut it gives S
health to the entire
woilianly organism.
1t is the best 1lledi-
cine for diseases
prcul,ar to women
because it cures the
causes of disease
completely and per-
nlancntly.
" l'avoritc PrcsCrip-
ton" contains no
alcohol, nett h er
opium, cocaine nor
any other narcotic.
II cannot Disagree
with the most deli
cate constitution.
"EOr q number of
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

Tho average man doesn't need a soul
- make : woman love him; all he
needs IS ~ awcllCd head.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

left. Raspbcrrics and blackbcrrics require
made a well drained soil highly fcrtilizcd.
)ublc They do bcst when the ground is
good mulchcd.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04
THE WEST VIRGINIA STORM
An Eye Witness Describes the
Destruction of Keystone Il Mill
ing TOWN..

ihh AoWh'
The following story is told by a,
eyewitness of the great flood in Yves
Virginia:
" keystone is the mctropolis of tho
Eikhorn mining country. Ii has bu,
one narrow street. and bcco,sc OF
limited space many BUILDINGS were
built on piles or walls over The Elk.
horn, ur close up AGAINST thc mouu-
! talnS. The town follows thr mrnudcr-
ings of the stream for Il mile.
:" On Friday at II O'Clock Tie storm
struck the mountain. and in, six hours
rain descended IN torrents. Al Ioy-
break The thousands of pcnpir alnn.r
the Elkhurn and it., tributaries rcn wed
what great nooG was upnn them. hut
they little suspected the disaster srnn
To follow. by . a. m. the narr,w
valley was Il raging, SrvIhinr. at,rry
torrent. Houses, barns. BRIDGES. fills
| livestock and human h,inns were .,vrnt
away by the mighty current ai,d dashed
on the rocks or trees l.ylow.
81 was an ryc-wiIur,s of thr ,ii,nstc,.
at Key stone, hciu4 Il guest a. the No
tional hotci. This hotel faces the
'o",I','' !, ,ml ,n W,in " narrow spot Between
''' Wv '''''''''| on 'h' mountain
|'"' W ''l' T"'''' NJ 'hr iirH' warn
r, ~ ~ '"' 't'''''l''"h'N took re-
,L, w. VIC '''''''''' sue "Nr'I''Nih"
,nn,',n h,'''' '''a ''N''' M"'' 'ii''N 100
~ 1' 1nnI' 'r"v,t'' 'r,'v ','','''''" II, ~" town
who did mo-, rsc,n. ,,,l, II,,
l,,I;m', w., ,',' w '" me h''I@'
,u.,,.7 I'' ""> N''i' >N'Pl
n,r,nn,,h ,l,, .,,,., ""''> '"1"E"
,nunI nu,,,I, W.. Wv ~" - '''' we
t,in rn,rr,, ,nd ,In u'' wv" ''''''''
f,v, ~ ,,n ,,I,,.t,',,.. va, "''''
nr , Irn II,!,,, f''r ~ '''"''N
s,v,l n,,, ,,,,,'',: Nv "'''
l,hr n,,lI,. ,'"i'".7 ~ ~ "SN
sw,n, Il,n' n,.,,I.7,,..;' "'','''
stree, mnnv los, thrir hn,J .m'I ~, ''t,,
sioht of rnrnIs rrrn ,,n''''I ''I' 80, F,'u''
lhr river ,nL Lr,wnnd II,,,',' " va ''''"
rL and ,,,,crI ~ ,h,, ,,;i.I',' ;'I",' i''""N
with scrrnminv wnmrn 1ruj ,I,;;L,',, ','',,
ON the roofs. lln,sr, r,,,lr .,,.I ,,,,,,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1901-07-04

"i'Or q number of
months aInrr,I ,rltf,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-20

pan, no ID entendemos Ala tam
bian hay flores, pAjaros y ci. 10 azu, ,
y sobre edo trabajo.
P. Els cierto, amigo, pero siem-
pre- es dc loroso. -.
H.. Nads. ESQ esta bien en- el
hombre que forma del sitio en- que
mace la creacion entera, sin YER que
pAjaros, inssctos y ma nfferos emf
gran por bandadas en- cuanto hace
frfo 8 falta ell slimento, sin llorar ell
nido que sc deja, nj el hoyo en- que
SO nacio. Mirad q ese pobre jfharo
que Sc acercs, ique palido esta! pues
bien: t'ene cuatro <piponess que le
piden pan ell esta sin trabajo. No
quiso larzaree 9 porque le dijeron que
era un crimen el emigrar y ahf IL
We Vd sin trabajo y con hambre. !;
pesar de ESQ toca 81 tiple muy bien
y es muy pre- b able que sus hijos
aprendan csc: tocar tiple.
P. Teneis razop, amiga, y sho-
ra caigo porque algunos dicen que
mejores SON hospitales que escue
las. j. !. claro! 81 verles tan anemi-,
ccs y enfermos -.
H. ST, pero de all saldran mes
palidos y endebles,
P. 0 saldrAn para ell cemente-
rio, en- cuyo csso es muy dificil que
la libertad del pu sblo veuga per ese
lado, pues de lbs hospital % no he
visto salir sino lisiados y macilen-
tos incapaces de dar ell menor <ji
pfo, en- pro de /. iibertad. Y ESQ que
a nuestra especie nc convendrfa e1
establecimiento de ht spitales por-
que asf. va W. sabe. -. uoso
Itras entire las sabanas &c los enfar-
mos chupa: famos mas que en- las Bi-
bliotecas y E,cuelas.
II. Ben, sonora, va las avan-
zadas de nuestro ejercito llegan q
las fronteras de la nueva patria con-
que. .iGood bye my friend
P. Good bye, Madam. -. tras-
mitire a Is prensR esta interview ju
gosa....
.
Yo me ouede asombrado de la
inteligencia de esos animalitos que
saben hasta. irgles.
ENRIQUE CONTRERAS.
Nvbre. 1901.
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81 CuerpO de b0mberoS
DE PONCE.

NADIA hay tan digno de APPLAUSE
en- esta cludad, como la abnegaci6n,
valor cfvico y rectitud de sentimien
tos con Que al url ,cuo marchan ess
pleyade de hombres d esintsres ados,
que habiendose creado un deber, 10
atienden cual 81 observasea los prin
cipios de una religion dogmatica; F;
cual 81 fuera una ley que teniendo
que j enar cumpl damente un magis-
trado inexora bic, su fsllo fuese deoi.
sion y dete rninado, caal ii fuera un
juramento prestado ante una autori-
q dai que requiers la tidelidad de ju-
ramentado.
iY en- conc:e ncia! Cumplen un
deber sagrado; obedecen una san
ia religion; tiet en- basados sus prin-
clpios fu ndamentales en- una ley di-
vina y ancarnada en- todo cuanto hay
de grande y de sublime en- ia vida de
h 8 pueblos civilizados.
e cuerpo de bomberos de Pom
CO es heroicc. Lo tiene d emostrs do
en- varias y distintas C .>iones Ira
bajan par ell bien CON dn; al como
CO r psr el pito de faegos, donde de-
be n acudir 8 pretar su valioso con-
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80. . q q 9 81 y -, l-i
~ II " s.n.s.ss 49, ~ 9. Iss., ns..,3
Medina, HarnahA Gauz = Antonio
Yelez. conI motivo do Ia fausa de
ataoue = sanu4o Il stab ecimiento
] "a fion Anrelin N aznnez 80
DURANTE Ell YER ANO SO
lemcs tenet. ataoues de calambres
d ua vianen de- repente debemc 8
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tod IN POGO

Asf se llamsrx ma ho3a diaria
bajo II direction de don Mariana Fe
rrerAs, qu !. Sc pubIIcsr4 en breve.
Como 10 fndica eI non bre, esa
hoja contendrA rA de t0do nm POGO.
@ 3ntendlA A nna gufa. ss1 puede
deeirse, de cuanto ocur q durante 81
sdia en- nuestra ciudad ssi como el
moyimiento comercial en- todss sus
fases
No dudamos del 6xito de Ia EN-
press, teniendo en- cnenta, las con-
81 iciones del amigo FerrerAs, y el q.
:, na hoja de e naturaleza apant ala
i ne viene ser un res sdmen de la vi
"a diariA es 10 que Sc llama una pu-
blicaci6n de Il 6poca.
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curse, Id acci6n eiecutiva es inme-
data, prudente Y bar efca. Ali so
confunden 81 obrero y el art sane
Ell industrial y el capitalista; el jefa
y su subalterno: II concuIrsn tel
dos practicar una bra meritoris
allf luchan contra ell voraz clemens
to, cofriendo exposition sus vidas, y
guiados solamente por el ideal que
psrsjgusn.
iQue hermosa es la p,a;tica de-
bien!
Guam felices son aqnellcs seres
que tomando IN acuerdo tan lauda-
bic para la reunion de un cnerpo,
este redundA en- baneflfes positivos
para todo on vecindario! Ponce
debe estar orgnlloso de contar en- su
senO con IN cuerpo de bomberos de
tanta significaci6n! Ponce deb, es
cudar y distinguir los hombres q
son su salvaguardfa, que Sc desve-
Ian poI los bienes del procomdn! !!
iNada hay mas grande, ri mas ger q.
roso, ante el Sc atimiento, que el no
Bile empe1s } que Sc han tomado los
que componen tan valioSo cuerpol
Las Srtss. Mercado tenian una
c.s, vieja techada de tejama,f, to
mo fuego por la techumbra, ,acudi6
ell cuerpo de bomberos, y.l fuego
lego q ser sofoc sdo sin que la CO
fuese destruida en- su tota,id I'd. La,
del lado, no suf iron dano alguno
b to ha coronado Ia obra bien-
hechora del referido cuerpo. Patea
te esta ell he tho. Admirable, es re-
conocer justicia quien la merece.
Poncs Noviembre 18 de 1901
JAIME BAS.
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N0TIClAS

Ncs aseguran que e1 jefe do esta
Aduana NJ. Whitehead, que ha po
co mareho en- comis:6n los EstadOs
Unidos, ser4 pr fin nombrAdo para
ocupar 81 puasto de Vista de Ia a Ina
na de New Y ork. en- reemplazo de
Mr.. Wokemau que 10 des smpel1a &C.
tualmeste. .Poderosas infineneiss,
entire elias ell Senador Piatt, tri BIZ
jan en- favor de Whithead, y es casi
SECURE sa nombl amiento. Lo Gee
bramos.
trAfdo infioidad de potes de Roast
B ,ef. ternera stofAda polio ESQ
fado que dan Ia horA.
e dice, muy establishments, q.
al empezar el invierno, hay que sur
tir ell est6mago Goa bt cados src1-
'entos, para que ell f. nes ,ja nu-
tridos = csleentit1s.
acknowledgements es previsor el
amigo Soliveras.
Ell estado del tempo contir Ia
encapotsdo Las rafagas que 8 inter
valos Sc han sentido, par eeian ve.
ces pleclsofas de temporal. P,r
suerte "a hemos pasado de los me-
ses Gu que estos fenomenos se des a
rrollar.
EN- 10 PRESESTE, los Estados
Unidos construye Trapiches para moler Ca
fa, al nivel de los fabricados en- Europa,
y el que suscribe es el dnico Agente en- Pto-
Rico, de ellos.
Dara detalles precios
R. A. Macfie,
Gale del Cristo No. 1.
La Grecsa intenta la anex;o On de
Creta, y con tai N otivo el Su'ta d }
Tdrqcfa ha protestado ante el go-
biernn Ruso
Ea Paris So celeb ara una IN
fsrencia de todos los poderee, eu
trave, para tratar le este asunto
En- Ia lie della FIR, laza no
68 hay ur buer mirador, indepen-
diente, para alquilar. Tier baf1o de
ducha. Pie ,io m5iicc.
Sabeuos 8 de un pueblo cercano
en- que d psreja 'ce policfa ali des-
TAG sda no hace bastants diligercia
para contener los escandalos y des
names de la gents dada a ese sp rE.
No quisiera nos vernos obliga-
dos q llamar la atencion con mas cla-
riead
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0fcina del Alcalde.
San Juan, Pto.- o.-Rico.
octubre 23 de 1901.

$780,
&c 'ss % e de- de- A T de- @ del
Dc s an sn % sa @ eas % al as
s a de ds M pesos p de % .s. % Saa
g de Sone d tan od 19on n ee
n s ssss e de 5 ss @
s' &C. s. s a
to Les a G % a.5 ses: d. sss
ssG @ e :e s'?
se9a De de- Eae!o De 1862 sesan pa
s|s T. ss,
e. Il 4. & s;, T. ;s a 7 &
@ d aas sam sn mas sue s dssl ad ds SsB ss
popso d bp0e pos m eGmPdGr aPsin n.ndo cd. x.,o, DO m
'G
de- San snvande eepas cegtsca
sss Ss a en- g s Auditor Gs d sue s p las
en- a u" a
Is sssasss ,ss s's @ de IA s San En :ss
SD gsa eoe pa5s % 9G Do 9
n us a. dane s obs a las s eo
dei1o la cudad sufcnte cubr dhos pagos
eada gegose6n ds9 gant
de- ea
0e oz mil dollars (SiOOOOOO haSta
81 los terminus condciones de la proposition del obtenga
% n gmP tam poap Po @ % osns %
cheques deptos de postores resuan agacados
deueos nmediatamene despues de adjudication de ubast
Las poposones concnntes los
los depotos certificates dcan deen de
acuedo terminus condolences de notica cu
sas nj condolences de uerdo
,.S,.{
cedea dede ueo consideration proposcone
dentro de
La adudcacon hara
condolences de este aviso.
La Cudad derecho
Todas las debn seladas
Compa de la Cudad de Puerto
Rico,s y sobre D.
MANUEL EGOZCUE,
ID e La
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0ScaI q 10 SI see cOnu0cllO a Ia Daf-
tolfna del Dep6sito q nusicipsl.
En- Lar s la Junta Directi 70
de ia Federation Regional. a clau
surado el Club situado en- la Gale
<Muf1oz
En- G 3amo Sc prspsran gran6e
festas para slebrsr q Santa Ceci-
liza, Patrons de les m1sicos
Tranquilidad, saIud Reposo pa
Tn las EIadres y las Criafuras.
Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra. WINsI OW
le da 4 los nifos en- 81 periodic de IA DENTICIoN
Les ablanda las ancas resuelve la inamaeon, alivia
on todos los Aoonsejamos las madres que
propia nj oros evte 81 uso de esa medcina que
.propor avio seguro absolutamente seguro 81 &c
Cir caenta escritorios para les
escolares, ba reg +lado RI Dsparta
mento de e iucaci6n a la Janta del
ramo de Laree.
El rio ePor,u,e en- Ponce
que ha tsnido una gran avenid j,
ioundo antes ds aver la playa de
squ Il. ciudad.
Ia Emulsion de Scott es ON
paflera inseparable de los senores
medicos. que la recetan con venta
jas pt sitivas en- el Raquitisno de los
nif1os, Els ,rofulosis, Anemia y otras
enferm edades debidas la insult
ciencia nutritiva.
Don Clemente Fernandez Ba
rreto M6dico Titular de <La Caro-
lima, Puerto Rico.
Certiica: Cue hace mas de diez
y ocho amos viene hacienda uso con
b sstante frecuencia de la Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de ba
calao con hipofosftos de cal y de
sosa, siempre con ventajas positivas
para SIS enfermos.
Doctor Clemente Fernandez.
Po- falta de local, Sc ha SUI
pendido la admission de mas alum
nos en- Ia escue' p <Col6p.,
Ia .milia d don Manuel D.
menech y Tee e, de Lsree, solicita
inf ormes de etc, cuyo parad sro
ignora.
Alimentos inaigesto-, di'
pepsia y males de e=t6mago 70 r.
8 stem Il sEston aealira III lei,
CoNSEJo LAS MADRES ---El jarabe calmalt,
on el periodic de la dentfci6n. Aliva de momento
al pequeho sufriente produce un sueho natural
tranquilo alviando al nno de do1or e angelic dss
pierta IN mucha viyeza. Ks muy agradable al ia
iadar Calma al nino. aplanda las encias. alivia to
dos dolores ayuda al 7fento regua les intestinos,
asts maj9r eonocido renedio para la diarrsa asi
d ado psdir por "Jarahe Claimant de Mr.. Winslow
FOR scr el me e1or de todc.
Una chslupa dsl puerto de
Hull hs naufragad cerca de is'a
Foeroe, ahogaadpse docs b m"rss.
So enco oltraron siete cadaveres por
IN bsrco que pa 8 p al I.
Don Ca'ix.o G b-rs Alcalde
de Sabana Granie esta en- esta Ca
pital.
Dap Jose P4lacios Echevarrfa
esta enfermo.
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Para aliviar esa irritacion que
sienten aquel1os que padecen a1guna
affection bronquial, las Pastillas
BronquiaIeS de Brown, son muy
|. titles. Remedio sin iguA para la
tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta-
Observation-Disclosures

Un muchacho, lrodujn sy. un
escard 10 81 ser conduciio la bar.
tolfna del Dep6sito usicipal.
En Lar g la Junta Directiys
de la Federation Regional. RI clau
surado 81 Club situado en- Ia Gale
xMuf1oz
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susc nsiguaare
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En- Coamo Sc pr spsrAn gran5e
festas para slebrsr q Santa Ceci
liza, Patrons de IL 8 m1sicos
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Cir rcaenta escritorios para les
escolares, ba reg +lado RI Dsparta
mento de e tucaci6n la Junta del
r2mo de Laree.
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Tranquilidad, salud y RepOso p,

!. Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra WINsI oW
Les abanda las ancas resuelve Ia infamaeion aivia
todo doior, cura 81 c6lico ventoso nocente efe
todos los casos. Acpnsej las madres que
gan ni1o enfermo, que dejen que la prevention
propa nj la de oros evte 81 de esta medcina
propor alvio seguro absolutamente seguro 8! re
Usa oportuuamente,
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EN 10 PRESESTE, los Estados
Unidos construye Trapiches para moler Ca
ia, al nivel de los fabricados en- Europa,
y el que suscribe es el dnico Agente en- Pto-
Rico, de ellos.
Dara detalles y precios,
A Maafia
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(D Vida Psiquica de los AMI
asles.
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Ell rio <Por,use en- Ponce
que ha tsnido una gran avenid !,
ioundo antes d aver Ia playa de
squ lis ciudad.
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Cook, Clstell and rearll. max O'Rsu.

PITY with the through life seeing nothing
understanding, much less apppreciating what
OF tina he
in
questions of the all problems
years ago. criticised
help him out of the unspeakabe
TO the who
derstand all
do Why light when a
light by striking
of ignorance violin
to of
friends by retaining from nfcting them what
should like to know evyhng
all the imagnabe sensations of body
with
you run the risk Of accomplishing far too e the time life
Studies appreciation literature and Of
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strict enforcement of the present law is impossi
biity.
Mayor-eect Low hasn't spoken definitely on the
subject as yet but when he mayor of Brooklyn the
side door was in continuous operation It IS therefore,
taken for granted that as chief executive Of the great
est city in the Union Mr. Low viii continue the policy
he pursued in his lesser Office One Of the odd argu-
meuts used BY the advocates of Sunday opening Is that
win take away from the police department and other
branches of the city government the temptation to levy
blackmail on the sellers Of whisky.
Probably the same people would argue that #
political opponent corrupt means TO advance ms
cause it Is fair for their side to bride, purchase
and lie in or Ter to defeat that opponent They must
believe In fighting the devil with fire. To do away
with one evil they propose to naugurate what they
freely admit Is another whether lesser greater can
be determined only by time.
In all the camor for the wet Sunday the protests
of the other side are almost drowned, but there Is
another side The Catholics almost a unit against
the proposition, and some of the Protestant church
organizations have passed condemnatory resolutions
The organ of the Prohbitonists the New Voice.
makes this remarkable editorial statement;
"The reform forces have wo1 the most overwhelm-
INC defeat that men ever struggled for The best
people the churches. the great religious editors and
their journals the influential preachers and bishops
Joined hands with the gin mill to elect mayor suitable
to the liquor traffic and the church. And they won,
and 1rc thanking God for it. To win under such cir
cumstanees IS for righteousness, not victory, but
arfeat"
Has good old Father knickerbocker jumped from
the broor into the Goals by substituting Low for
Croker.