The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26

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THE MEDINA SENTINEL
Entered at the Postoace Medina Ohio secondcass
mail matter. Oct 49, 1888.
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Wonder if wild-eyed anarchist has hid away
bomb aboard the ship that to take to Russia its oa
in the form of chaos preachers and teachers?
The French tell they understand the folly
shown in the recent acts of turbulent Republican Sena
tors. Neither majority Of the American voters
Did you read the article last week voting by mail,
plan that would have especial virtue in win
unlimited suffrage? If not hunt up and read and digest
it.
The Pittsburg Labor World says that the right to
strike must be limited if to continue de-
mocracy In other words, good thing can be made
bad one if pushed to extreme.
The high cost of living in this country is negligible
compared to the big slump in value in the souvenir Ger
freely scattered that country by the
Kaiser in the heghday of his popularity.
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It is not to wonder that there is big scandal this
early in the German efforts to raise public funds by lot
terry Scandal and lottery schemes travel together; and
odol If tho
propaganda, anyway.
Whether the women of Brazil following the lead
of the women of the United States not they to
be several blocks in the lead According to new bill be-
fore the Brazilian senate all women 1S years and older
are to be given the franchise.
"To HI with America!" was the parting shot of
the 249 anarchstc l. W. WIS they sailed away from
New York for some port in northern Russia last week.
WE'LL guess stand it; their absence will be
missed as pleasure rather than a sorrow.
The fact that Socialist Berger again elected to
Congress in Milwaukee is illustrative of that old proverb
of "Foo returning his folly" Perhaps the country
has not been dry long enough for denzens OF that wet
city to get the booze out of the thinking machinery
A Cleveland Judge refused woman alimony because
she was wearing fur coat costing $11O He is probably
nickles and dmes and asks an itemzed bill with every
little expense she reports to hubby What business was
it of his whether the coat cost $11O or $l.lo?
Looks very much as if the meat kings had fount
themselves up against it since President Wilson took
hand, personally. To escape further prosecution the
have agreed to dsband their tight binding trust agree
oent and sell all their holdings in other business project
except meat they promise to be good and will SIT que
under court rulings and njunctions until the court
willing to dissolve them
"Dollars for dirty work in England" is the way
Fcb catoonist views the dry movement from this sid
the water Naturally, if Americans want TO give tne
dollars for dry work in England Africa and emma tne
have the right; on the other hand, you don't want
divorce Yourself from your money but prefer to keep
and spend it. no one on this side shall have the power
hurt you in such decision.
Cuban politicians have returned clever answer
the IT, s. drys who wish interfere with her affairs
the nea that the people of the island need outside AID
cleaning IN the drinking and gambling proclivtes Oh u
Cubans They say: There's more gambling ana orln
ING in Cuba than the u ST. the difference Is that ou
keeps tab on and regulates it in Cuba while In the u
it's all over-in homes clubs hotels, dives ETC. Inc
worst danger from alcohol in the fear OF the pc
pe from the u S. who come there with excess suppnes
their baggage. '}f s'..@. .:., -
There is possibility that President Wilson may
call the peace treaty from the u. S. Senate in this
taking the whip from the hands OF its opponents IL
within his power to do this The failure 70 make
treaty. effective would then lie at the door OF Repubca
The next election would then be fought out on that SEQ
In such fight Wilson would find it imperative that
load the Democratic hosts and little heed would be gl'
IN the three-term precedent against treaty rathca
Tn the end The people would ride rough-shod over
cs+rae forms of the opponents Of the treaty. and ov