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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-01-06
SUDDENLY STRICKEN
AT OYSTER BAY HOME

city for the treatment Of rheumatism
and sciatica. While in the hospital
reports became current that the colonel
was more seriously i'll than his physi-
clans would admit. Colonel Roosevelt
returned to his home in oyster Bay on
Christmas day. remarking as he
stepped to the porch that he was
feeling bully"
SHOCKED ~ oUENTiN'S DEATH.
Grief For Loss Of Boy in Battle Az
oravatNd RooSeveIt'a IIlnesa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
(Urmare }

Cind intrara la Voica, gasi-
ra tot in picioare, linga fereastra
privind catre zorile zilei carl sc
iveau. = ,,Voichito draga, tie chea
ma 1orgu! Vino 81 scapa-l de la
moarte," striga Elena, repezin.
'du-se in 'bratele Voichei.
MA cheama?" intreba Voica
mirata.
.Da, fata mamei, te cheama
Te vede in durerile 81 agonia
lui. Vino draga."
,,Ochii Voichei Sc inrourara de
iacrfmi. Va sd zica Iorgu 0 iu.
bea 81 in aiurarile lui vedea
re ca 81 Q chema pc hume, 81
scotind un suspin Sc repezi Cd
tre usa, asa cum Sc afla, imbra.
cata numai Gu camasa 81 intr 'un
hslat larg, care ascundea como.
xile trupului ei de fecioara.
Isita pc corridor, instinctiv q
rpck ia adreapta, catre odaia
lre Skeea iubitul 81, care q
4 II pat,11 Iii de moarte, d
2 II 1 a1k az tepeds c4 Elena,
B Ir,a p & e;|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
G A U T

pc flea mea Magdalina Lapadat
81 nepotul meu Aurel Rasha. Eu
fatal Ell plec in ziua de 6 Octom-
brie spre patria veche. o rog sa
bine vOiasca ami scrie pc adresa
urmatoare:
Paul Lapadat, A61 Farnsworth
Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
(0S-oQ)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

din nou buzele. Voica facu semn
Elenei sa Sc apropie 81 mama in
durerata veni linga bolnav, a.
pucind La rfndul eli nina stinga,
81 aplecindu-se asupra lui zise:
,,Sunt aici Iorgule draga. Mai
chematf
Bolnavul clipi, in semn de a.
probare, 81 'buzele lui rostira din
nou citeva cuvinte nefntelese, du-
pa care intoarse capul 81 priv
lung in ochii Voichei.
Elena trecut pc partea cea
lalta a patului, ca Sc fie in fata
iubitului ei flu, care era in prada
unor dureri chiunitoare, 81 peste
citeva momente ii zise,:
,,Iorgule draga! Ute Voica,
ute aleasa inimei tale! O Gu.
nostif's
DOlnaVul druncd prlVlrea dSu'
pra ei 81 inchise din nou de cite.
va ori pleoapele 81 buzele lui sop.
tira din nou citeva cuvinte ne
intelese. Preotul citea rugaciu
nile in gind, Sc NJ tulbure scena
sfisiitoare la care asista.
f..- &. 4
,,Iorgule draga! vrei sd che
mann un preot "a te fmpartasea-
sea- intreba Elena, stapfnin-
du-si vocea emotionata.
Iorgu fAcu din nou semn de q
probars q priyirile sale se atinti.
~ din non asupra Voichei.
Prs6tul ( a indemnul doctpru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
VirtutG 81 DGSt[au
ROMAN IO...7|NPensH
DE
C. r. PASCU.

de-abia sc putea tine dupa ca.
La capitul coridorului Sc opri
la o usa, unde Use paru ca aude
niste gemete surde 81 inima Use
strinse de durere. LA stinga,
draga," zise Elena, 81 pornira
inainte pc coridorul luminat prin
0 Tampa atirnata de tavanul lui.
,,Aici," sopti Smaranda, ajungind
in dreptul unei usi, pc care o
deschise 81 intrara inauntru.
Doctorul lie facu loc 81 Voica
lnainta Gu pasi hotariti, pima la
capatiiul bolnavului, care st&tea
Gu ochii dnchisi.
Voica arunca asupra lui o pri-
wire pima de inbire 81 mila 81 GU
toate ca incerca sd fie stapina
pc sine, lacrima Use rostogoii
pc obrazul eli.
"A mai chemat-of die doc
tori intreba Elena soptind pc
batrinul medic.
,,Da, inca de doua pri," res
pnnse doctorul, fAra > ridica pri.
yireA de b bolnay si dup6 o mi.
81 pansx urma : Ute, lar isi
nai9e el
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

Voica statea in genunchi, ur-
.marind GU privirea miscarile iu-
bitului Ell, facind sfortari mari
sa fie stapina pc fitea Ell ca Sc nu
isbucneasca in plins.
Bolnavul deschise ochii din
nou, 81 privirea lui cazu asupra
Voichei, care ii coprinse nina
dre' pta 81 .ntr'un moment de III
tare de sine, impinsa de un sim
timint puternic al inimei, sa-
ruta de mai multe orr.
Pc chipul lui Iorgu Sc ivi 0
raza de fericire, 81 miscindu-si
huzele pronnnt6 Asa de tare Cd
fn auzit de toti, cuvintul ,,voichi-
|tor ca dupa aceia Sc inchiza O.
chi din nou.
/ In timpul acesta sof 81 preo-
tnl, care sezu la capatiiul lbolna.
vului, asa ca Sc nu fie zarit cind
mar deschide ochii 81 deschizind
cartea, fncepu Sc sopteasca ruga.
ciunile obisnuite la bolnavi ina
inte de . Sc impartasi.
Voica urmind Sc tina in mimi
le sale nina iubitului ei il priyea
Tacoma, dar Gu inima strinsa de
durere. IA timpnl acesta Iorgu
deschise din non ochii, 81 privind
Ila Voica, buzele lui pfrlite sop
tesu cuyinte ne intelese. Dupa u
q priyi c1teva momente intoarse
icApu1, II dirscffz d nnds i.se paa'
NV 81 aude toapte ii isi misca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

lui pasi in fata, 81 trecind la mar
ginea patului, dupa scurta ru-
gaciune, fmpartasi bolnavul. In
timpul acesta Elena impartasi
doctorului parerea eli, ca preotul
Sc cunune pc Iorgu Gu Voica, 81
ii spuse 81 Voichei, carei ochi,
.fnotau in lacrimi, ca sd faca SUI
prema jertfa sd Sc cunune Gu
fiul Ell.
,,Doctorul afla buna propune-
rea Elenei 81 privind la Voica o
intreba: ,,Esti hotaritais
,,Da," respunse Voica. Stunt.
Vad ca ma iubeSte."
,,fti multumesc,. draga mea r.
zise Elena sarutind fru4tea Vol
chef 81 trecind in fata lui Iorgu,
care dnghitise sfinta taina. Sc 4.
/ pleca in fata lui 81 zise CT Q, vo-
ce duioasa:
,Iorgule, Mama voichita te
iubeste. Teri am TRIMS q scrisca-
re in care III scream Cd iii ofera
inima daca inbesti. Acum s'a
convins Cd . iubesti. tn esti boil
NAV 81 speram Cd te faci bine, dar
nu slim ce Sc poate int1mpla.
Vrei 50 va fhpreunati inimele 81
in fata lui Dumnezeu. Voichita
Ieste hotarit&. e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
LIBERTY BONDURI 81 MARCI
DE RAZBOI.

Vindeti-le la moi pima sunt pre-
turtle bune. Simon este cea mai
cinsita casa de schimb. Platim
bam gaia orr ce suma de Liberty
Bonduri 81 Marci de Razboi. We
niti la Room 216 Lennox Bldg.
etajul al doilea, East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue, de-asupra is Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis zil-
mic, afara de Dumineca pima Ia
orele 6 p. m. Va tratam cinstit
81 va dam preturi bune. (1x6>
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
S{s{sS
ll:3zlk32 kl{slelZ15

cind Sc vorbeasca, 81 dupa ce
mai priv putin in fata Voichei,
inchise ochii din nou."
Tea recunoscut!" sopti doc
torul la urechea Voichei, 81 i'm
pingfnd scaunul linga pat ii Ii
se:.
,,Sczi joss
voica refuza Sc seaza pc sea-
un. Sc lasa in genunchi in fata
bolnavului 81 impreunind miinile,
Isl apleca fata si sopti 0 ruga-
ciune, catre Acela care rinduieste
destinele omenirei.
Doctorul Sc retrase de lings
pat 81 mergind lfnga Elena ii
zise,: 81
,,Criza q trecpt. "A recunoscut
pc d-ra Voicd. 6per Cd peste pu.
tin 9 sa-si vie Pc deplin in sim.
tiri.4s
sCrezi cd . seapei die doc.
tor !! 5ntrebd Elena ingrijorata
,,Sper,' respunse doctorul.
,,DacA nn Sc va ivi vre-o compli,
catiune nepreyazuta, este sea,
pat.
,,Nu crezi e. ar ii bine se che.
mann preotul ~ imp4rtaseas'
ci !.
,,Da, se yin4 se fie aici,.s dal
bolnaynl trelss prevenit," res
4 r ~ nse doetornl tri,nise nn doc,
s chen1 1)e preotill mi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01

MA cheama !'E zise Noica, ca
re sta aplecata asupra lui Iorgu,
81 fara Sc fie indemnata de cine
va urma:
,,Sunt aici. Am VENT. Deschide
ochii Sc vezi pc Voica, Iorgule
draga !''
Ochii tutulor Sc umezira. Char
batrinul doctor, care era obisnu-
it Gu asemenea Scene duioase,
nu Sc putu refine sd nu Use in
roureze ochii.
Dupa mica pauza, bolnavul
pronunta din nop cuvfntul Vol
chito, 81 aleasa inimei lui respun-
Sc din nou, de asta data Gu vocea
putin mai ridicaa:
,,Am VENT draga. Stunt aici.
Deschide ochii sd ma vezi -
Elena incepu Sc suspine 81 doc
orul facu semn Smarandei so du-
ca La o parte, 81 urm& Sc priveas-
ca Gu luare aminte fata bolnavu-
lui, care facu 0 miscare Gu mil
nile in aer, ca 81 cind ar vol Sc
prinza eeya 81 peste citeva clipe
deschise ochii si priv lung in fa-
ia Voichei, carei ochi erau in
rourati de lacrimi.
En- sunt yoica. Ma clnostii
Am VENT sa ma rezilss zise Vol.
|ea cu . usoara 1tremuratura a
yoeae nos
,;BalnayuI lncAise yle n - y 1 -
cftevn e1i. nii, = ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
LIBERTY BONDURI DIN TOA.
TIE sERIILE 81 WAR SAVING
STAMPS.

De la $50 in sus vindem 81 cum
param. Platim Gu bani gaia Gu
preturile cele mai mari carl sunt
in plata. (24-6)
BOND BROCKERS
e10 Sheffield Bldg, 9th Floor,
E. 9th B Euclid, Cleveland, O.
Oficiul deschis de la 9 .. m.
pima la 6 p. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
G a % r

pc fratele meu Macsa Capat din
comma Beba Veche, Judetul To
rontal, Banat. Ell e de 10 ami in
America 81 de patru ami s'a dus
din st. Louis, Mo-, 81 nu stu nj
mic de ell, ca unde Sc afla 81 mai
traieste sau mort, caci nu mia
raspuns de 4 ami. Gu data de 5
Septembrie a. c., am primit epis-
tola din Patria Veche de la mama
noastra, 81 as avea chestii impor-
tante Gu ell. Deci rog pc toti fratii
Romini care vor sti ceva despre
ell, sa binevoiasca ami scrie, 81 la
complecta adeverinta negresit, va
primi rasplata din partea mea
de 5 dolari. DEED rog pc. fratele
meu. daca va ceti aceste sire sa-
mi raspunda pc adresa:
Fira Pctrascu, 1881 Gratiot Str,
st. Louis, Mo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
DE vfNzARE

prima Barberie romineasca 81
Pool Room, in centrul Rominilor.
Sc face bisnis bun. Il Wind ca nu
ma aflu bine. Veniti in persoana
orr scrieti la adresa:
loan Teth, So. Webb 1T, Allian.
&c, Ohio. d III
(29-33) *
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
C1ND DURERILE REUMA-
TICE LOvESC PUTERNIC
va al la fndem1na SlOan's Liniment
gata pentru aceste dureri subtle

AYu lasa ca aceste dureri reuma-
IN tice sa te gaseasca farA Sloan's
Liniment din nOu. Pune-l la in
demina n locul rezerva, pentru medi-
Gina pentru al fntrebuinta imediat
cind este de 1ipsa. Daca l-ai gatat a
cum cumpara alta sticla astAxi, asa
ca sd ma suferi mai multi deceit e me-
cesar cfnd un junghiu orr durere
tie ataca.
Pune-l firii 81 freci = pentru CD ell
patrunde dind usurintA prompta
cind suferi de sciatica, lumbago. me-
vralgie. infirmitate, loviturA. scrin-
pregAtit tine-1 la fndemfna. La
toti drugistii = S5c.; 70c., $1.40.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-01
PROFESSOR MECINICOv

PROFESSOR MECINICOV
GEL MAI BINE vAZUT 81 ono
RAT DE TOATA LUMEA, A DAT
DOVEZI CA ORR 81 CINE POA-
TIE TRAI q SUTA DE AMI. sA
FID SANATOS ~ SA Sc SIMT4
VESSEL CA UN COPIL.
inStitul nostru este sub condu-
cerea nnor renumiti PROFESIO-
MALI din tara veihe 81 s'a infi-
tnIat iu scOpul de q usura sufe-
rfntele cOmpatriotilor nostri Ro-
mini. Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de carl Romtnii din Ameri-
ca suferA si dupa multi ami de
muncA 81 fnvAtaturA am organi-
zat acest INSTITUT pentru ia
brtcarea de medicini patentate.
In cursul timpului am aflat Cd
ce mai folositor de a vindeca
pc fratii nostri de aceste boaIe,
fie ele cit de bAtrine sau cit de-
grele. Acum putem aruuta ca am
desvoltat niste leacuri. recoman-
date DE cei mai renumiti SPE-
CIALISTI din lume. Continutu-
rile leacurilor noaetre sunt Gu
lese din toate pArtile lumei. u
uele vim din Ungaria sau Ger
mania. lar altele din Africa 81
America de sud 81 moi le GA
RANTAM In scris de a conforma
Gu legile Statelor Unite. Deo-
~orndatA NJ, am ~omplectaf ur-
mAtoarele medicini patentate,
pc cart le ofef4m fratilor uostri
suferitori:
NU PERDET1 CURAJUL =
char datA 81 doctorit nu nAdAt-
duiesc Sd Va vindece.
Cind avetf lipsa de uncle din
medicinile JOS numite. tAiati Goa
la asta, tscAliti numele si adre-
"a d-trA si faceti cruce pc
lfngA Dumele leacurilor pc carl
le doriti si ne-o trimiteti nouA.
MOI la orr ce timp va vom eerv'
GRATIS si IN modul Gel NAL
SINGER.
LuxTA LUACCRII.OR,
Trsplu ,betesug de viia de aurI
Reum at1sm (rAcealA de SINCE
dureri In tot corpuD.
SifiIis fsfnge fnveninat).
N~putIrtA (slAbire bArbAteascA)
st,mac (de intArit si regulat
stomacul), ...........
P,.ws-s ttusA. oAdusealA, rA-
cealA).
Sale trAnichi. apA, neregulatA).
satncAriase (boalA de piele. sgrA-
bunte. exemA).
PMt~v~ aIAbitx tlipsA de sfnge.
lirsA de apetit).
0oal~ fem~lestI (ltpsa periodu-
lui. mitr&. albus). S-4-6
THE ROMAN MEDICINE
COMPANY.
.nn Rnttonwood Str. Phi]a
1s)phia, Pa
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v I N D = M

Grocerie 81 Bucerie, afacere rem.
tabila, situata la pozitie buna 81
prevazuta Gu toate uneltele ne
cesare. 0 vindem din pricina sar
natatii, vr1nd sd ne intoarcem n
patrie.
Adresati-va la:
Mosora & Flcaca, 3119 Dequinde4
Detroit, Mich.
Sau la G. Administratia ziarului
(2-4-6-27 Oct.)
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
FROM HIS HOME TOWN

AS to James HI. Hill for judge. his
home paper, the Spring Green News.
says:
Attorney James H. Hill has an
nounced his candidacy for the office of
county judge, to be voted upon at the
election April 1.
This is pleasing information to his
friends here at his former home. He
will be credit to the Office, is well
prepared in every way for the position,
and if elected will undoubtedly give
the same careful and intelligent service
in the new duties as he has to the
other Offices which he has so capably
held
Mr.. Hill has made rapid advance
ment in his profession and stands at
the forefront as one of the leading
members of the Sank county bar His
work as district attorney revealed ex-
cellent judicial capacity and, Mr.. Hill
willing, there is absolutely no reason
why Sank county should not have and
make further use of his ability in this
important Office.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
WHY THE BUSTLE CAME BACK
IN MAINE

"The hand that rocked the cradle"
is now helping rush the booze-at least
in Maine.
Women bootleggers have proved ex-
ceedingly adroit in the precarious pas
time of running liquor. Mems trou-
sers, extra skirts, imitation babies
and extra large knitting bags are only
"a few of the devices the women
smugglers have introduced into the
game"
With whisky selling for S. to $40
quart, the profit is attractive, but
the woman with the tin form filled
with three or our quarts Of choice fire
water strapped about her, is always
in imminent danger Of fatal inter
view with an unsympathetic federal
court.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
SUCCESS RULES

To form. sound judgment we must
first have all the facts and must free
our minds CT all prejudice. The will
is boss. 1t may be trained through
exercise. Will yourself to do the right
things, even if they are disagreeable.
Hospitality is a great asset in bust
ness. Hospitality is manner-the way
we do a t1ing-rather than what we
do. A smile opens any door. Care
fitness is recognition that the uni
verse is built on law. We always
pay for lack of care. We always gain
by being careful. In business and in
life memory is almost as important as
health. Poor memories make poor
workers.
Imagination as the architect of the
mind-the real builder, the builder of
ideas, and ideas rule the world.
knowledge is not knowledge until it
is applied. A human dictionary has
hard time making living. Bad hab-
it's cannot be hidden any more than
good habits. Habits are written in
our faces, in our bodies, in our work.
Good habits win. Danish worry and
fear by beginning to save, be it ever
SO little. Our work will grow better
and our pay will grow larger. Before
we know it we are on the road to
thrift--the road to happiness.-Joseph
H. Appel in The St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING

At the last annual meeting of the
Baraboo Farmers Mutual Insurance
company it was decided that barns in
sured should be protected by lightning
rods and that wire fences, be connect
ed with the ground to prevent injury
or death to cattle. Here is something
ADDITIONAL: The things our grand
mothers did" are SO often ridiculed
that it is pleasant to read this in
the American Agriculturist" in an
article about protection from light
ming: "Our grandmothers used to
ensconce themselves Cas refuge from
lightning] In the midst of large,
thick feather bed-and this was a
wise thing to do, for feathers are a
non conductor" The article goes on:
Rubber being a non-conductor, it is
well to slip on pair Of Overshoes
during storm, SO that if the house
happens to be struck, the shock cam
not prove injurious. 1t affords the
greatest relief for the nerves if the
curtains are drawn down and the
lights turned on, for then one cannot
see the lightning"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30

charges and ccrsidc-ahe c--~~~co las
been incurred before the product mas
reached the mouth of horse in a dis
tant city. Recently grower of wild
hay shipped lot and IL only netted
him So ton after all expenses were
paid. That brings wild hay down to
about the value of straw; in fact, r.
l.. Glazier has been using wild hay
for bedding at the Chicago & North
western stock wards. Those who have
been. getting city prices in past years
are not now able to reach the figure
by long shot. The shrinkage is in
the neighborhood of five-dollar bill
on every ton. Added 30 the absence
of the circuses, the automobiles have
driven nearly all of the horses out Of
Baraboo; former barns AID livery
stables once full are now empty.
There is nothing for the growers to
do but sell at lower figure than in
past years or add the cost of baling
and freight. Big droves of elephants
camels, hoses and other herbivera
quartered in Baraboo would be joy
full sight for those who have hay to
sell
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
WINTER BIRDS

AS a writer in Bird-Lore. the official
organ of the National Audubon soc1et-
les, points out, there aye thousands OF
American people who do not realize
that bird study continues through the
winter months. They forget, or, per-
haps, do not know, that there are many
birds that stay in the northern states
through all the bitterest OF the
billiards. and zero weather, and do SO
by preference They are likely to
think that the birds thus remaining are
unfortunate in some respect being un-
able to make their getaway" and are
to be pitied.
Not so! There is nothing prettier
in any of our seasons than the woods
in winter, and the deep snow and
burrowing mercury have no terrors
for a large number of our feathered
friends who love the Zero hour" A
list Of the birds which may be seen all
winter in our rustic parks and in our
woods, includes the tree sparrow,
white breasted and red
breasted nuthatches, dOwny and hairy
woodpeckers, brown creeper, slate col
ored junco, goldfinch, several varieties
of owls, cardinal, often the robin,
the chewink and always the
crows and hawks, soaring above.
Omaha, World Herald.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
A WONDERFUL REVOLUTION

In the SOS King Slavery was ban
ished from this country by bullets; in
the early years of this century King
Alcohol has been banished by ballots.
Is has been wonderful revolution
the quietly dethroning of the greatest
enemy of the human race in this re-
public. This victory has not been an
easy task; it has taken years of edu-
cation. Cities were afraid to lose the
license money; industries were afraid
they would lose business, and business
men were afraid of changed condi-
tons. Their arguments were ghosts
and these have grown thinner and
thinner, until not shadows shadow
is left. The churches, the schools, the
w. C. T. u, the Anti-Saloon League.
and other organizations have per-
formed a noble work. The men and
women who have striyen against great
disbursements are now joyful in the
day of victory. After hard struggle
congress was willing to submit the
question to the states, and now the
commemorative, one by one, have rati-
fed the measure agreed upon at
Washington. There are thirty-siX
honor states and it is deeply to be re-
GREETED that Wisconsin is not one of
them. For a period that goes back
many decades, the brewers Of the
state have controlled legislation at
Madison. and this they maintained to
the very end, using every device and
influence to thwart the high and noble
aims of those who believe in better
homes, better businss, better every
thing. Baraboo has found the city is
better without the saloon, and the ma
ton will learn that grog is not for
good, It has been a sweeping victory
and one that brings not only gratifca-
ton to the victors, but better citizen
ship in every community. The dens
of iniquity, the protectors of thugs and
thieves, will soon pass into obscurity,
as did slavery in the past century.
The world will soon wonder why the
evil was tolerated so long.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
PROBLEM CREATED BY THE
BERGER KIND OF PEOPLE

Why should America be used as a
dumping ground for people who never
intend to become Americans in spirit
and lin fact do not know what Ameri-
canism is? The kind of Socialism ad-
vocated by Berger, Germer and their
kind has nothing in common with the
government of the people as advocated
by Lincoln and Washington. 1t deals
with the attempt to impose class rule.
1t deals with an internationalism
It deals with an internationalism
which has nothing of brotherly love in
it but lot of hate and prejudice. 1t
deals with the lopsided doctrines of
Karl. Marx and other impractical doc
trinaries WHO NEVER WORKED
WITH THEIR HANDS and seemed to
think this gave them license to tell
what labor demands. With the con-
viction Of these men America can
speak In the language Of Americanism
with a purer accent. Il has cleared
it's throat.-WEhita Beacon Henry J.
Aliens newspaper).
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30

defects that have existed in the past
under private management. The In
dianapolis News thinks that any at
tempt to jockey government owner
ship through congress will create a
furore. 1t deplores the taking over OF
the cables, which it thinks an indica-
ton that the administration is COM
mitted to public ownership. The same
view is held by The Chicago Post. The
Louisville Post, on the other hand,
makes the prediction that President
Wilson will take a stand for private
ownership. The New York World and
the st. Louis Post-Dispatch, Pulitzer
publications, would not hurry the ad-
ministration in returning the public
utilities to their owners, but these
newspapers definitely commit them
selves in opposition to any further
seizures and eventual public owner
ship.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1919-01-30
ROISHE:VISM A REAL MENACE

If we are willing to put aside family
life and adopt the morals Of the barn
yard: if we are willing to surrender
the personal and political liberty it
has taken us thousands of years to OBJ
tain and that we must still fight for;
IL we are willing to give up liberty of
conscience and accept any or no re-
iigion as ordered; if we are willing to
have our most minute actions pre-
scribed and circumscribed; if we are
willing that our children should be
nameless and treated like cultures of
bacteria; if we are willing that the
least intelligent should rule, then we
are ready for Bolshevism. l do not
believe that the majority in this fairly
intelligent land will ever accept these
doctrines, but we are having melan-
choly demonstration of the fact that
the majority does not always rule. 1t
will therefore require not only the
most extensive publicity, but the most
intensive organization to defeat Boil
shevism, and no time must be lost III
effecting the organization. And such
an organization must be well-nigh uni
versal in personnel, because the class
struggle prompted by Bolshevism is a
direct attack upon all except Bolshe
vists.-Correspondent in The New
York World.