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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
TODAYS MARRIAGELICENSES

c"%9 asr9 as2Ssdo ggaSd 'S5s SSs Es"fi Hsh 'v ana
John J Mctaughlin. $40 s Goth st., and
Rose a. 5e9 Scar 2nso rHe NerSood wood a., and
Ed Reeves, %,aJpS Nay, y. j., and Eta
Arthur IA nes iiie Banbtdge St. and
Beatrice Tyler, tl19 Bainbridge st.
'SFSo, sSda' NoST so Tsskcr SGi r st. IT," 49, ''1
James Cllntoa, Gid cypress st.. and Alice
Joseph E HS wulsm sii iia a@OFafs ssnu st. and Alice
Kalkosinsna, 26O0 Orthdhox St;
pePJs%G IJ.ipsnd shRSb &s1b s7 %G s. AfG 5,s st. st. and
Ssl}$,sS%sts }s%ai !@C tS,n H,ds,;csn st.. and
Esther Honickman. 25ls $. 9TH ST.
RusEle stabssl 1l2s p%schall ave. and Mary
fTiq Ha3scl s. iisG ASGE wide is'sfo st. Pa ana susie
'RSS Roberta Nfn'9if F MsSS an" Gs$i T' Regent Sp" St |
Charles Collier, ,ji3S Mascher St. and Rachel
Reynolds y. watierson, Media. Pa, aud
Cecile II Reybolds, Chalfant. Pa.
and arsaset e. Be SS r aG5s E
Barton @ 2 KsugmaRI, ags W, Seymour St,
owen s. Oswald, Audubon, y. j. and Esther
AsTop FisSFHRSR HoRe rag Gadsn PRS NJ J and sara D.
e2T% 2%ss asSb Sbf' s7Ss go? : o,s q.s !. St. and
John w. Leo. 27i0 Manton St. and Hattie
r. Bender, 100 Webster st.
George w. 'Fagan, Reading Pa. and Sarah
r. Macp,ronoush Reading Pa, ,. ,
Mary {. Riehl lf6 y. 55th 81.
william NJ z Maiihion; 2S2 n Rsnd9lph ST
Robert MEGA rtney. 2213 Montgomery ave,
and sara ]. Toomy.. 1902 $. 54th St
Lena Mills. 4735 N. 18Th st,
Raymond ]. Cavanaugh. 34S6 e. Queen lane.
Harry Greenstine, wilmington Del, and
-, Bessie Herwit2., Wilmington, Del,
Holman. 3282 & 18th st.
william z. .Hammll, 1855 THAN St. and
Percy T. Callies ZOO a. Sd st. and Elsie
. NJ Botdorf, Wissahckon Pa.
Raymond NJ. Guckerman. 661l n. 18th St,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

Roma IA ottobre tritardato - II
Afinistro pcr gli Ahuri Estcri, "n' l''
toni. che lascio' Roma oEgi p,' WV
Eerire c}n $. NJ. il Re a san hoSSo'.
Yer poscia proscguirc per tar's,
nrenderc il suo posto ALA ConI'r'n"o
kiella Pace. prima della sua parten"" W"
csnresso la picua fducia enc l". SUI
,,;,o,,o ,,roposic pcr risoiverc Ia Qucstione
a; Irinm, = della Dalmazia saranhp r"
r,to con favorc. giacchc, egh ma
,lirhinrato. con csSc vcug"no NlTlu"!
,,,entn accpttntc lC nroposte d'' trtS'F
dsnte Wilson riguNrdo rune ..
gSTsor Tittoui domuudcra soIiah'"
s,.hnbseione dol distretto di Nolo1ca' enc
riace trn Fiumc Trieste, allo >,Gopo
~ stabilirc nm coutinc unto ira 'u
s,ronJito rcrno d'Iaha IL prCnoSio
Stato cusciuctto per Fiumc j. ihA',
rriicante auuCSsiouC di una SirlH''" "a,
ferra di pochc migllaia dl aol'au,,
.oni' carattcriZzata conc uuh N"'"f'g''' ":'
che avra' nm triplirc vantaEg'o 'I"v ,
pfevcnirc che FUN" p"ssa lh,r' "'',, .,,, ,,,
fa1src so+to eli iugo- Slavi: cvttare con
tsttn tr, l'Italia g Ia Iugoslava raI .
3orzarc In morale soddiSIaz'on' u'HI'
italiani. .,,.. l.,,,o,d,rchhc
,,aitro che l'isola di IagoSta sia
aayiunta allie attire isoir che satann"
cedutc all'Italia soto In origlhal' ul,
y;s;ono della isolc della DalmaMa ira
rItalia @ la IugoSIavin.
~ II progctto. inoltrc. ia di CARA, rapl
tale della Dalmazia, una "ltta Ilo'r";
ra npresentata acknowledgements" ia,
I'Itaiia Lon. Tittoui pcnSa enc II
Gabinetto Nui e forte nncor" per
.ayere acccttnto il piano daltn mnGGlo
rama del Parlamento. La NnHlon'' 81
dicbiara. q anSiosa di vcderc rlSoita
In nucstioup del mare Adriatlc" vr"rr
rinreso 10 studio del problem di rior-
yanizzazionc . vitalc ricostru2ionc per
Ia futura prosper,ta .,..
II MiniStro Tittoni spcra ch" dettr
,oncessioni sarauno acetate con
enivito couciiativo dagl Stati nti.
realizzando quail gravi responsibility
restercbbero su Washington, So IN ri
tuto caucassc complicazoni chc turbo q
rebbcro la pace dItalia dell Europa.
Londra. ~ ottobrc.-Si annunHih uf
fcialmentc che ron. TommaSO Tittoni.
ministro per gil Atari Estcri d Italia
,rapprcseutcra uuesta nella Lcga dele
Nazioni,
Roma. IL ottobrc.-Tl BarOnc Ro-
mano Avezzano g. per csSnrc nominate
Ambasciatorc Italiano per gil Stati
Unit. Egli q state Ministro prnipo
tenziario d'Ttalia in Grecia ed ora 9
tomato in Roma.
IN Barpue Avezzano q ammogiatt
con una govanc americana, Miss. j
Taylor. di st, Louis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
Russian Soviet
Faces Collapse
! Continued From Page One

y -tOBtnueI FROM ihEe oHe
~ the roads everywhere while retreat
Bg<
At hamburg both officers and men
taken prisoners are declared to have
been pleased at being captured, and
the morale of the Red forces as whole
is described as poor. Among the priS
oners was a Bolshevik commissionary.
The arlnored train named "1.cninc'
and several armorcd automobiles, n,
we'll as eighty railway cars were among
the material captured at hamburg,
Poles Begin Offensive
The Poles have begun an offensive
against the German Russian forces in
the Baltic region, according TO Il mes
sage received from Riga via Stockholm.
They are reported to have captured
Kovno, sixty miles northwest of Wilma,
near the Courland border. 60.
Savage fighting is still going on in
4 20 city of Riga between Lcttish and
" lithuanian troops and the Germano-
Russian army which entered the west
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

Conrad Blaesser, 1917 w. Cambria. II aud
Katharine l., Hahsls. 2tse ~ 3ad Ee ~
Albert Greeshaber 1911 BROWN IT., thnd
Harry Lru. jr,,. .5sfi Race ST., and Florence
Mary Kidwell. 507 Race st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15
'UN NUOvO PIANO D..
T|TT0N| PER FIUME
Il Dice che con ESQ 81 Sod
disfarebbero lie Proposte
di Wilson

Published and Distrhulcd Uhu'T
fl PERMIT 40. 81 ,...,.-.
" kuthorlzed bv the act ~ Vcye'pru"
sfpi7, on Hle at the PostoHcr OF '"'''
delphia. Pa. nt.pr rsON
postmastcr General
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-15

New Strike Problem at Norristown
Norristown, Pa, Oct. 10. - The
strike in the Alan Wood Steel Com-
pany's Conshobocken mill, which is still
on, threatens to affect 700 employees of
the John Wood Manufacturing Com
pany. The product of one firm is han.
died by the other.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
If You Will Call

in and let us explain, we can show
YOU where wireless operator in the
merchant marine, employed at sal
arv of S125 a month with living eN-
penses, has the opportunity CT earn
ing douplc that sum or more each
month if he has any business Al al IN
his makeup. We have been telling
YOU in our advertisements that me"-
chant marine operators receive STU
month and up, with living expenses,
but there are many other yood thinps
we have not told you. You may pos
sib!y be earning 5000 month in your
present position. a course in wireless
biography will not only pay you more
but thorough knowledge OF radio
will furnish you with a stock IN
trade" which viii be of !restimab!e
value to you, for you will always be
in demand. Our course requires about
two hours of your time. either day or
night, for fourteen weeks; the tuition
fee is small; our instructors arc all
expert radio men; the school fully
equipped with apparatus and the !arg-
est of its kind in America. Drop IN
and have a little talk about the matter
We are quite sure it will interest you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
VICE PRESIDENT Is RIGHT

The action of Vice President Mar
shall yesterday in issuing his fiat to
persons vino applaud or attempt to
applaud in the gallery of the United
States Senate i timely. That reser-
walton in the Capitol of the United
States should not be regarded as
peanut gallery.
Unfortunately many people do rGt
know how to behave themselves whei.
away from home, and the meanesE
plebian acts are often in evidence
even in places which should be re-
garded as sacred.
The President said 10 Senate
spectators yesterday:
"a final word from the chair. he
occupants of the galleries are acting
like bolsheviki. They have been acting
in that way for two OF three days. Inc
chair has let you applaud those WHO
rp;nt with pride and those WIZ view
with alarm. 1t is over. The rue:
Cf the Senate are going to be Ell
forced. Orders are going to be issued
hy me that the next tiiue there are
manifestations Of either approval "
disapproval to clear the galleries, AID
I will see whether there is any la;'
IL America AT least"
Many years ago, when member
of the police force were selected by
Joint meetings Of the City Council ..
Alexandria, the space without t'to
bar would be crowded with specta-
tor, and others interested III the e.ec-
ton. At times it was almost !mnni-
s;blo 70 keen order. as members o. tie
crowd some irAan:ed by stim'la:'',
imagined they were attending war:
meeting. Often members Of the aud
fence would haye the tcmerity !"
nominate their friends for pcsitlcna
as policemen.
Madame Roland before the sn.l'-
tine took off her had turned TO a city
statute of Liberty and exclaimed: 30
Liberty, Liberty, what c*.mes atr
committed in thy name" We might
say Of Democracy 80 what vu!gas
scenes are incident to ny reign
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
CLEMENCEAu SOON CUT
May Leave His Home THURSDAY, His
Physicians Say.

Paris, Feb. 25.-The bulletin is
sued last night by the attending ply
sicians report Premier C!emenceau'
condition as satisfactory as posi-
ble."
No official bulletin was issued yes
,erlay morning The d::tors attend
inw the premier told newspaper men
on leaving the house at o.l5 o'clock
that The premier's condition was very
satisfactory.
Tie doctors expressed themselves
rs satisfied that ". Clemenceau was
out Of danger and thai his comr!o."
recovery was only matter Of a few
day absolute rest.
Asked concerning the date on which
It was probable the premier would BE-
allowed to leave his home, enc CT the
doctors said:
"Probably Thursday if the premier
fellows implicitly The instructions re-
rari;rG the necessity cf absolute
res
TIE most optimistic omcrs are
seen in TIE decision Of the doctors a.
tending Premier ClemcM. eau to pub
lish only one daily bulletin on his cen
di;.n. All danger Of pulmonary con-
Easr;cn, i is said is remote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
WOUl.D-BE lIHClERS

All lovers Of law and order will
read with pleasure nj article else
where which tells Of the dispersion
of q small moo in Alexandria county
last night wno were about to con-
nit an overt act against the peace
and dignity Of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia This band had approached
the Jail at Fort Myer for the purpose
Of demanding the negro who shot
and killed Prohibition Inspector w.
f. PAYNE. in Rosslyn last Friday
night \ brother OF the slain officer
appeared on the scene while blood
WAS in the eyes of the gathering and
plead with them to IesiSt from their
unlawful purpose. He told the mem
bers of the mob that he was as much
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
FAR FROM BONE DRY
PLENTY of Stimuiants al Farewell! !i::-
ner to Ways and Means Con-
mittec.

There was nothing boEe-dIy abou:
the speeches or the genera! atmoz-
phere that surrounded the farewell
dinner rendered by the Ways and
Means Committee of the House q
Chairman Claude kitch;n nj the Ra-
leigh last ni&h;.
1t may have been just u coincidence
that the date Of the7u;rnar was 81 n"
eve CT Prc,idcns Wilson's return &c
Washington and the advent oil =
boczeless city. At asS rate these that
wanted their LIQUOR with or without
had it and no questions asked concern
ing how they voted on the hone-Ary
measure.
The tables in the ante-ro9m al
joining Inc banquet hall held glasses
and decanters chat would have mace
even prohibit;onisf iouh. whs,h2~
the Sixty-ifth was i dry Congress.
Somehow, thcsc in charge of the af-
fair had no misgivirgs as 10 hos the
guests with wet poc!ivities would
get along with the ''iryS" fer there APP
peared TO be : fairly equitable snr:nI:-
lirg from both camps.
Representative Charlie" Coady. CT
Maryland, was listed as guest. the
Maryland legislator IS one + those
who loudly declainls from tie hustings
that many members Of Congress
drink one way and vote another"
Perchance, if present, he gained cum
ulative evidence last night that he IS
right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
AUCTION SALES
SN1!UNI. Il. LUNT, Auctioneer.

Sale of Valuable real estate, in
Rcsemont.
Pursuan. TO deed of trust eXecu.-
cd by Suter ard S!aymak2r, ln,or-
poratcd. dated on the lst day Of Feb
ruary 1913, which is duly recorded
among the land records of .AieXan-
dria county, Virginia, in deed book
1871. page rs. default having been
made in the payment of the debt Sc
cured therein, the undersigned, at the
rooues. Of the holder of the note evil
dencing said debt will sell at public
auction in front OF the Royal Street
entrance Of the Market Building IN
the City % AIaTandlia, Virginia. on
TUESDAY. the l! th day OF MARCH,
1919, ac twelve, c clock noon. a! that
lot o. parcel of land with the build
;.gs and improvements thereon, form
CRY in Alexandria County Virginia.
npw IN the City Of Alexandria, Viz
g,n;a. known as Rosemon.. ana de-
scribai a. follows. to-,vit.
4 portion Of lets numbered Ten
Q0} and eleven CD. III block num-
bcred FIVE (5j. in section numbered
ore % Of Rossmont, as the said SER
eian appears duly dedicated. plated
and recorded among The Land Re-
cords of the said County Of .Alexan-
dria in Deed Beck 30. ll9. 9ayas 800
and 367. The said portion ~ the said
!a.s aonvcyed by this deed having a
frontage Of - fest on the north line
Of Rosemens Avenue. and being
bounded and described =, follows: Be-
o,irainr at , MINI ~ +ho north Inc
cf sa;d Pcsarnor+ Avenue y ; feet
east Of the southwest corncr Of said
,os H. ard rprn;r.r il r~r,herIv
direction, and parallel viii the wa.5
line of said lot II, f25 feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
WILL PAY PENALTY
Governor Refuses to Interfere in the
Case of John Snowden; Eleven
Of Jury Ask Clemency

Annapolis, Nd, Feb. 25.-After
hearing yesterday morning, during
which he listened to every advocate OF
ciemency for John Snowden' who IS
TO be hanged here Friday for the
murder Of Mrs. Uottie May Brandcn
on August Z, 1917. Gov. Harrington
announced he would not interfere with
the execution and that he had taken
I'D the subject for the last time.
4 petition was presented in which
eleven of the twelve jurors who
found Snowden guilty, asked fer conl-
mutation to life sentence. Another
petition was signed by a number OF
business and professional men OF the
city.
Gov. Harrington said that there was
no doubt Of Snowden's guilt. Sncwdan
persists that he is innocent and still
hopes to save his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
,hatever his principles may be, will

whatever his principles may be, will
condone such ali act.
But we do not desire Judge Lynch
upon our judicial bench. When law
and order shall cease to exist the
world will become as did that of the
antedeluvians-"f with violence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
Rheumatism

is completely washed out Of the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine; costs a
trihe. Delivered anywhere by our
Alexandria Agents, T. S. Harper, Inc.
Phone them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
, Phone 800

For Rare opportunity for a
home. 4 use situated one nile from
@it% b. H2en two electric stations,
five u ."e.os wall: from same, hot
air 1ea. IN rooms, can easily be
conEe-'~ nto two apartments; Ios
- By IL; Surroun,lcd h. he'd"
fencc; aiso ou5bui!i:ngs. pr'cc 81
800. Easy. terms. Apply to 4. :.
poniph2n, King and Columbus s..
Tiff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Eoom fer reht for two
gentlemen or couple, with or with
out board. is East Maybe Street.
North Rosemont, Alex. Va.
iT-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
THE LATE DR.. MARY WALKER.

ne uedCu III oS"CSo; ~ =, 's'e
week of DR.. Mary Walker brings to
mind some incidents in her career
vi ich occurred in Alexandria. Dur
ing the civil war, when Alexandria
was the base of supplies Of the Army
OF the Potomac, this well known wo-
mar often appeared on the streets Of
our city, and after the close of the
conflict she occasionally came to
Alexandria while sojourning for a
time at the national capital.
During tie year 1872, after the
burning of our City Hall. the City
Council held bi-weekly meetings in
old Liberty Hall. The late Judge
Underwood was at that time a MEM
Der from the Fourth ward. One
night Underwood arose and stated
that he had recently enjoyed con-
versation with Henry A. Wise, and
suggested that it would be interest
ing and profitable to invite Mr.. Vase
to deliver lecture in Alexandria.
He offered resolution inviting the
noted Virginian, who was then Ut
tering his ideas on reconstruction, TO
come to Alexandria and deliver an
address in the same hall in which nc
attacked Knownothingism severa!
wears before. The resolution was
adopted by an unanimous vote, but
when it reachd the Common Council
a member, in a spirit of derision, Of
fred an amendment extending an invl
tation also to Dr.. Mary Walker Z
deliver an address here This turned
the matter into laughter and tn
resolution was put to sleep on tn
table. The doctor evidently hear;
of the incident and later visited on!
city attired in tight-ftt'ng broad
cloth suit and silk hat. She remain
! ed in Alexandria nearly all day, ant
in her ramb!es visited Market Alley
While there d good-natured dipso
maniac of those days attempted t
take liberties with her, when tn
masquerader drew a pistol and or
dered the man away.
Dr.. Mary Walker was msunder
stood by the great mass. It was gen
orally supposed she knew about a
much concerning medicine end surg
cry as an ordinary house wife, and !
was 50 stated in newspapers. Thl
was erroneous.
Born in Oswego. n. Y, in 1892
Miss Walker was graduate docto
with the degree of NJ. D. at the age
of %. Beginning practice immed!
ately she soon adopted masculine
clothes. Her war career began at TIT
age of %. She volunteered her ser
vices, entering the Union army as ~
assistant surgeon with he rank Of
srst lieutenant She dressed ike hel
brother officers.
'Whcn | was 16 years CID" sai'
tie doctor on Cac OCCASION, my fathe,
said to me: "Now Mary. don't want
you ever to wear corsets, 1t Is
shame that women encas2 their bod.
.es in steel torture instruments.
promised him that VOL: never
wear them and | never did. Later
concluded that skirts were quite a.
f.t::sh and harmful as ,:Gr3c.s and
determined to taboo them likewise. '
Although pioneer in the woman
suffrage movement Dr.. Walker was
out of sympathy with the methods OF
some Of her sistcr-workcrS.
'Women will get sutfrag just as
sen as they stop making fools of
themselves" sne declared recently with
considerable vigor They've 81 to
stop talking so much and do some
work. These everlasting amend
ments will never get them their rights.
hey want TO state what shsf want
ard stick to IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-By two ladies. two OF
three unfinished ROBINS or second
floor for light housekeeping. Terms
reasonable. Address 2. G03 Queen
street.
lG-Gt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
LN~! AND FOUND

.osr-On Thursday afternoon o. the
2.20 train from Washington to
Alexandria, purse containing con-
siderable money and tickets. Liberal
reward if returned To- the Gazette
Office. l1-3t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
APARTMENT WANTED

Apartment Wanted-Wanted nicely
furnished apartment fer small FAM
ily. Ad,Ires. 7. II D.. care cf Ga
zc..c Office. 4o-i-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
MAID " WANTED

WANTED-First class maid a. J. c.
Freeland's 8 Cedar Street, Rose
mont.
47-2t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25
FOR SALE

For Sale-For sale Collie Puppies. 50
q piece, I6I South ST. Asaph St.
Alexandria, Va. 11-2L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-25

Wanted Office boz and c,c~L: ,Icsirou5
oG learning real estate business. APP
Ply By letter or-in person TO N. l..
E0rrcr, SIP King street. 45-3t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-09

rsr. Maqa.a. d. .an.s oI.s. 80 5s.a =.
Aa.t
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-09
Muerte de un sabio

Las revistas mas prestigiosas de
Londres traen largos articulos biogra-
ficos sobre el sabio ingles Sir William
Crookes, fisico notable, quimico emf
nente del RENO Undo y del mundo
entero, que ha muerto reciensemente
en- Inglaterra. FL fue Ell descubridor
del cuarto estado de Ia materia llama
da radiante En- 1872 invento ell radios
copio, pero fue otro sabio, ell medico
aleman Roentgen quien en- 1895, es-
tudiando los tubos de Crookes en- acti-
vidad, observe radiaciones que tienen
la propiedad de atravesar los cuer-
pos de origen organize, los cuales
llam6 Rayos x.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-09

Bruio oi.d.. San jose No. =. Tel. s5s. Adv,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-09

periodo mas menos corto, mas me
nos largo, ell terror rojo precedera al
terror blanco o vice versa. De la lucha
de clases no puede nacer nj el orden
blanco, nj el orden rojo, s.no una coss
tan diferente de uno y otro, como fue
Napoleon Bonaparte de los regicidas del
afio mil setecientos noventa v dos. Del
caos nacen los astros, pero la humani-
dad presente no debe aspirar a que Ia
luz astral salga del caos.
En- ninguna de las grandes nacio
mes del mundo actual hay menos proba
bilidad para una lucha de classes y me
nos razon para ella que en- los Estado,
Unidos. Con la ibertad de palabra ase
gurada de tai modo que solo Sc prohi
be la propaganda sediciosa; con la tole
rancia que ALI existe con respecto la
ideas de los demas hombFes; con Ell re
conocimiento general de que ell NAL de
be ser eliminado; con la appreciation CO
mum de que ell americanismo es un;
causa de justicia social no hay razor
para que los hombres que tienen opues
tos prop6sitos ideales diferentes no
puedan trabajar en- ammonia por ell bien
y Ell progrso de la nacion, procurando
suavizar las diferencias las aspere-
zas.
Los que desean que la estructura del
edificio nacional Sc conserve intacto
los que quieren que este Sc agrande
Sc modernice, ambos piden un hogar pa
ra ell pueblo americana, Y cualesquiera
que sean sus diferencias, ambos estan
de acuerdo sobre otros puntos. No seria
para ellos muy dificil comprender que
ell edificio nacional no debe ser abando-
nado, nj demolido por complete por las
piquetas de la impaciencia. Podemos te-
ner diferencias, pero somos una comu-
nidad, y los partidarios de la anarquia
de la bomba deben ser considerados
como nuestros enemigos. Los anarquis-
tas no son nuestros enemigos politicos,
sino los asesinos de la comunidad, per
tenecen la jurisdiction de la policia