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New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Police Accused as Robbers
Harvard Students Hold Men
Who Say They Sought Thieves


CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 7.-Har-
ward students who were initiated last
night into the Institute and the Dickey
Club arrived at their rooms early to-
day in time to chase and capture two
policemen who are alleged to have
stolen clothing, jewelry and cash from
the quarters of Osgood Hooker, of
Burlingame, Cal. The policemen are
charged with breaking and entering
and larceny. They are Charles H.
Doyle, of the Harvard Square police
station, and Patrick Mcnamara, who
was pensoned some time ago for IN
juries received in the arrest of a gun
man.
The policemen declared they were
innocent and were mistaken for the
burglars when they joined the chase.
Hookers property was found near the
dormitory
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
RED FEATHER DAY
Victory Way Park Ayepue\

victory way Park Avenue)
1l:3o A. M.-Parade by the knights
of Columbus, Woodmen of the
World, New York and Brooklyn
divisions; Knights of Pythias,
Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Elks, Mecca Temple. Masonic
Temple, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, Redmen of America. The
paraders will mobilize at Fifth
Avenue and Twenty fifth to Twenty
eighth street and march north to
Victory Way through Fifteth
10 NOON-Addresses by Martin Vo-
gel and General Ballington Booth,
and five minute speeches by mem
bers of the fraternal orders.
Speech by long distance telephone,
delivered by George F. Moore,
Grand Commander Of Scottish Rite.
2 P. M.-Navy Day Parade, post
poned yesterday because of rain.
8 TO P. M.-Addresses by John
Temple Graves and Colonel Regi-
nald L. Foster.
MEXICAN NIGHT
z TO 10 P. M-Addresses by Pedro
del Nillar chairman of the Mexi-
can division; Joseph Hartigan,
Leopoldo Rebollar, former Minis
ter Of Commerce and Industry un-
der President Huerta; Hans Rieg
and Captain Iciek, chaplain in the
Polish army.
Sub Treasury
II NOON-Addressc by Carter
Glass, Blanche Bates, Ed. Wynn,
Janet Beecher, John j, McGraw,
Christy Mathewson, Gail Kane,
Jane Cowl, big Bill" Edwards,
General "Pcppino" Garibaldi, Mar
tin Vogel, Larry" Doyle. Elizabeth
Marbury, Julia Arthur, Sam Ber-
nard and Thomas Bacon.
"ARGONNE FOREST"
(Times Square)
II NOON-Addresses by Judge Wad-
hams, Mischa Appebaum, Sheriff
David II. Knott and Lieutenant
George D. Dawson.
Metropolitan Opera House
s P. M.-"Ovcr the Top mass meet
ing. Addresses by ex-President
William H. Taft, William G. Nc
Adoo, Charles M. Schwab, Angus
tus Thomas, Major Guy T. Wish
nishki and Lieutenant Carl II.
Blanchard.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Asbury Park Subscribes
$5I3,6OO az Rally

ASBURY PARK. N. j., May IA $50
Victory note for every one Of Asbury
Parks 10000 residents was subscribed
at II great open air rally at the post
Office this afternoon. The total was
$bl3,6o0. Tho city has quota Of sss1,-
500 and had previously subscribed
100000.
Corporal Granger and Sergeant Nc
Manus, Of the 107th Infantry, 27th
Division, both weareIs OF the d. q, -.
spurred suhac>-. -.,;Szssssrmsr.- -'2
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
Berlin Forces Ready
To Occupy Leipsig
Workers Strike as Protest
Against Mobilization
In Sax0v,v
In Saxony

LONDON. May TIT ia reported I'M
Leipsic that great force of govern
ment troops has been concentrated In
Saxony with the intention Of occupy
Ing Letpsic. The workmen of Leipsic,
90 result. have decided on a general
strike, an Exchange Telegraph dispateh
from Copenhagen Gays
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

Towel Supply Company, 5000; T. l..
Malone g. Co., $4,000; Andrew Moli-
mari, $4,000; S. Augstein & Co., $10,-
900; Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Com
pany. $4,000; George Frink Spencer,
$4,000; Charles w. Gould. $40, 1000; H.
D. Ruhm, $4,000; Innes & Co., $40 900;
General Laundries, Inc, $4,000; H. M.
Swetland (additionaD, $4,000.
Ncaos of the octiuities of the RAIN
6ow Diuision aViU be found ON the
business page.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
District Gains $237,1OO,.
900. Pushing Percentage
From ALP to 58.8, as Ma
ton Goes From rs to 50
District Is in Fifth Place
Official Figures Reflect
Enthusiasm Stirred by
Parade of 77th Division

A quickening stream of Victory Loan
subscriptions originating in every part
OF the country yesterday flooded ma
tional headquarters. The greatly aug
mented volume of the contributions to
meet the financial cost of victory
strengthened the confidence Of the
leaders that the American people
would again attain the goal set by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
In exact mathematical terms the
country advanced S39s, 100000 nearer
Its quota mark, according to statistics
prepared yesterday. OF this gain
S937 100000 came from the New York
district. This sum is the largest ever
raised IL this district in any twenty
four hour period before the final two
days of loan campaigns, and is the
fifth biggest amount ever subscribed
here in a single day.
The latest spurt made the national
total 80 per cent of the quota of S4.-
100000, as compared with 1919 per
cert the previous day, and brought the
subscriptions in this district up to 58S
per cent of its quota, against 41.2 on
Tuesday. Yesterdays official figure
reflected the effect of the 77th parade
and of the intensified Red Feather cam
pagn.
New York in Fifth Place
The leap forward carried New York
into fifth place among the twelve Fed
eral Reserve districts, six of which
have passed the halfway mark. If
New York keeps u its present record
breaking pace it will pass its quota of
$3.50 900 000 1t needs to average s138.<
906,700 daily up to midnight Satur-
day, when the campaign closes. In the
fourteen business day. covered by the
officials statistic $2,458, ,663 900 has
been lent throughout the country, and
s7s4,373,300 in this district. The
standings Of the districts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08
7o-day's Programme ir,
Victory Loan Driue

'ENHE following events in the Vic
tory Loan programme will take
place to- o-dav.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-08

Ne'9 II G. szs.fsi.2bo si73,s7a.4o0 49.7
-yssl. elst .s157. .loe.sO s7s4.s72, 400 $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04
o SLECHTE UHERSKE
A CESKE.
(Pokracovani re str. 2.)

(Pokracovanf re str. 2.)
kvrilo-method6jskeho. Svaty
St6pan slul pdvodne die uher-
skych kronik Walk. kterezto
jmeno Frantisek Sasirek w.
svetluio ce"keho Vaclay. Eva
cav. Wac, Vaic, 30 latinsku
cteno Walk. Mesto Vacov zalo-
I'll poustevnik Vaca.) Uhersky
Vac'av poznav. ze z politic-
kych dGvodG ie nutno pfipoiiti
sc k cirkvi latinske. obratil Sc
primo k papezi Svlvestru IT,,
ionz toho sc nenadav, odmenil
uh'erskeho panovnika kralov-
skou korunou, iiz rripravenou
pro knizete polskeho. Papez
Sylvestr II. nemile nesl. ze ka-
tc'icka cirkev sc prom6Ihuio v
snzku. cisarG nemackych. pro
to mu vftano bvlo ze mGzn ma
vvchode zaloziti kralovstvi. q
ktere sc papezove budon mnci
cpirati proti cfsarhm. Vac'av
Sc v clrkvi latinske zmenil " Ste
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mocne a ma Sva prava zarlive
slechte, ale tn poskozeni uher
ske samobytnosti bylo mensk
nez v Cechach, protoze mesta
.Eemecka by,alznacne zparaly
s,vana mesty, zalozenymi pc
padu Velke Moravy v Uhrach
vzdelavateli pGvodu ceskos, o
v, nskeho. Mesta nemecka 20
zalozeni byla hrazena, mesta
slovenskeho zalozeni nehraze-
ra Takova mesta jsou: Debre-
cin, (Dobrotin, Dobrocin, "a
kladatek Dobrota), Segedfn,
Miskovec, Vesprym (zakl. Bez
prem) a jine.
Zdravy smysl ukelske Sech
tv pro pospolitost a svobodu d.
Cinkoval v tom duchu ma kra-
lie. Zachovalo So slovo krale
Geizy H., z r. 1141: "Kralov-
stvi nenalezi mne, nybrz ia kra
lovstvi, a bGh mne ma trim po-
vysil, abych bdel mad zachova-
vanim zakonn." V Cechach nv
s'i'a slechta. ze il na'ezi j kra-
lcvstvi. i kral. Svobodny duch.
ktery panoval v Uhrach. medal
Sc vvpudit ohrozit. nybrz ma
opak, Sc siril a prohluboval. Ro
ku 1898 bylo v Uhrach zako-
mem zapovezeno nevolnictvf.
Takove zakonv slechta z vlast-
niho popudu davala. Ona pred
stavovala vsechen narod a "a
,sachen narod mysli'a.
Porovnanf slechty uherske
ce-kou vyznfva v rozhodny ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04

! ana. (Vaclav - Venceslaus /:
venec +. stephanos.) Tim
skutkam Sc Stepan obratne wy
rlkl nasilnym apostolGm meme
ckym, kteri re Solnohradu, Re
Una Pasova primo liz doraze-
il ma jeho zemi. nechranenou
valem Velke Moravv. Vetsi
moe papezova byla stepanovi
zastitou proti nemeckym elsa
IiGm. Tento vybornv politicky
tab nestal Sc bez dcaCtenstvi
CcchG. Poradi'i k nemu Stena-
Irovi Cesi Astrik. soudruh sv.
Eojt6cha a bratr VoitechGv Ra
Gim. Astrik vvkonal poselstvi k
Irapezi a bvl "a to imenovan
Ivrchnim arcibiskupem uher-
skym. TAX Cechove dobre radv
Idavali jinym. sami sobe pora-
djti neumeiice.
Take slavne nauceni. ktere
isv. S+epan dal zav6tf svemu sv.
nG: Pamatui. H. kralovstvi led
Iroho jazvka slabe Jest kreh-
ke! - ukazuie na phvod ce-
|skV: Nemci vzdvcky sli "a tim.
aoy utvofili ve'iky stat jednoh ,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-04

svemu najez.inictvi, pevneji
nez Cechove,, z1stali verni pra-
|vid.u tonnes Hungari sunt mo-
biies" (vsichni Uhrl jsou uro-
z6Hil a tfshs u .naedolali a
pfedni 2 Mich obirafi 81 baron
ske tituly, iakymi Sc povysova-
Ia slechta nemecka, piece We
veci nejdllezitejsi povolili: bo-
kata slechta uherska nezatou-
zi,a jako ceska pp porobe sle-
chty drobne, zemanstva. n.y.
trz Sc povazevala "a jeden ce-
lex, "a jeden STAY nj, cimz
znamenit6 posilovala politickou
vahu uherskeho statu ma ve-
mex, donna pax rozmnozovala
il svoja SLY v bojfch O moe kra
lovskou. Nejddlezitejsi i'e, re
Uhri We vsem zrfzeni a spole-
Conskem zivote zachovavali 81
sborovost, .jez u Mich byla zaji
mavu kopulaci sborovosti je-
j;ch Sc slovanshou, jiz sd6di' j
70 Velke Morave. Sborovost by
la instrument svobody a iako-
ze Jim svoboda byla svata, ne
nechali 81 wit ami sborovost.
kra'ove one DOLBY vesmes meli
"a nastroie a zmocnence bozi a
z toho odvozovali svGj narok
ma neomezenou moe. Kralove z
roku Arpadova nebyli JIM, ale
slechta uherska. kdyz Sc Jim ne
poddava!a, cinila to vetsim mo
ralnim pravem, nezli ceska !;
uherska mohla ukazati ma ze-
manstvo a prohlasiti: "a mnou
stojf narod, cehoz nemohla sic
chta ceska, jez bojovala pro+i
kra'dm, proti narodu, chteiic
rozhodovati oligarchicky sama.
Samobytne spolecenske princi-
py uherske, kulturne zesilany
spolecenskymi principv staro-
ceskymi (moravskymi). trvalv
a rozvfiely Sc a my ma zivote
uherskem v prvyych stofetich po
utvorenf jejich statu vidfme ur
cite, jak by Sc byl zivot S1ova-
nj ceskych vyvinoval, kdyby,
rebyla padla Velka Morava a
kdyby jejich s'echta nebyla Sc
slep6 poddala vlivu nemecke.
ru ze vseho nemeckeho neu-
cinila 81 modu.
Take zakIadanf m9g, Cd Mem
ci a die nemeckeho zptsobu
Uhry poznaly a kralove jejich
hledali v mestech oporu proti
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Ijazyka, ovsem nemeckeho, kite
Try by "a svuj prijali vsichni ma
rodove jazyka jineho, ktari by
do rance, rise n6mecke moci
byli pojati. Geskou pax zasa
dou, skvele v zivot uvedenou
kyri'lometodejstvim, byla svo-
boda jazykii volna Jim costa
k osv6t6. A jina naucenf tehoz
znamenit6ho panovnika. (De-
crcta S. Stephani): Pokladei
s4arsi sveho nlroda "a otce a
mladSi "a bratry sve; zadn6ho
IL Mich neuvaluj V porobu, zad-
neho 2 Mich nonazyvei svym ne
|vclnikem; bud'tez oni tvymi bo
|iovniky, a nikoli otroky; nadu-
ie-li tebe hnev. pycha zavist.
cdvrati Sc Cd tabe a moe tvoji
ne jineho vznasou - take jsou
We shode duchem ceskym.
Papez Sy'vestr IT,. ienz nri-
|ial stepana do cfrkve latinske,
bvl rodem Francouz, Skrz,> ne
ho Sc uhersky kral pres hlavv
Nsmcii spojil sa staten "a ie-
'i;ch zadv pfirozenvm jich
'sounerem. Tim ukazal, za po-
chopil zlate pravidlo zahranic.
INF politikv: "a spoience 81 vol
nikoli demonstrating sous '
da. nvbrz ieho souseda ma dru
FNs jeho strane. cimz tvGi SOU
scd bude jake k'estemi sevTen
ia ty ieho naporne silly plne me-
'pocitis; tohotc nravid1a- -satri
zv]ast6. isi-li SlahSi sveho SOU
Iseda. nobof spojis-li sc Sc SOU
Isodem si'n6iSim. brzv tx pres+a
re povazovati Ia sveho spoien-
ce a zachce Sc mu ukladati TO-
|ke povinnost mama: ale isi-li
Isilneisf sveho sousada. vzdvckv
Sc mu nabfdni "a ochrance a
spoiance, nebof TAX ST no po
dohr6'r podrobis.
Tomuto pravidlu rozume'i
Cechov6 We svXeh stato+vornvch
|pocatcich.
Nemci ovsem Sc namahali
|vsemi zpisoby, aby Uhry uve-
d'i v podobnv p,m6r k soba.
iako Cechv. u aarodG jiz pokre
stenych uzivali dvou osv6dce-
Irych kulturn5ch nrostfedk6: sf
rent mrav1 rvtiTskFch a Zakla.
'dani NEST. Ale prvy nrostfedak
v Uhfich selhaval. Uhri. dfkv
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DO!SVEDCENf.

Dosvedcuii tlmto re isem vyzvednul z adm 'Sveta
obnos $124O.25. ienz bvl pro Ceskoslovenskou Re
publiku We "Svetu' dine 2. edna 1919 vykazan
X. BERNREITER, pokladn1s
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prospech Slechty ceske a ku
chvale slechty uherske.
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DOSVEDCENf.

stvrzuji timto pfijem S1136.7O. ktery Sc sese
adm "Sveta' pro Ceske Narodni Sdruzeni kterySto
obnos byl dne 2. ledna 1919 We ..'svetu' vykazan.
M BASLOVA, dsetnice C. MS
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Do vinlxu ceskoslovenske Republice
slozeno v adm. "Sveta".

Pi. Kuchafova Douse Ave v6novala "beranka'
ktery byl obsazen pr zabavs Stfelec. Klubu
Sapnicka, sobotu, 81. prosince 1918 KITE
ry vynesl ............ .~....... ......... $15.15
Nejmenovany Observation-Disclosures. 100
Vynos z divadla pofadaneho Tel .ednotou Soko
Havlicek Observation-Disclosures. e5.72
Vyt6zek divada "Mofska Parma" porAdaneho
Dram. Odborem "Vcelka'' ............1O 1O7s7
Dne a. ledna 1919 naleza adm. "Sveta" .. $21974
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1919-06-20

Capital Stock:
No Salaried Officers
OUR PRESIDENT

Mr.. Parker C. Evan of Claren-
don, Ark. vice president of the Mer-
chants & Planters Bank. Refer
ences: Any bank in eastern Ark
ansas or Little Rock.
The Ocala banner., 1919-10-24

les for some weeks. I am perfectly
aware of the fact that even my dem.
ocratic colleagues might call me to
account for the inexpediency OF it.
Il and those with me standing fOl
this treaty and this league of nations
are cOntending for AngleSaxOn free
dom, for the great universal spirit
that has dictated the traditions and
the ideals of the race in the United
States of America. and in Canada
in Australia. in New Zealand and
in South Africa. those TRADITIONS and
those ideals being simply Expressed
in the phrase. Law and liberty with
order" spirit that Is MS faf removed
from Russian bolshcyism asit Is from
Prussian autocracy, but fA spirit
standing half way betwden license
and law.
"Mr President if there BE- anything
in this world more precious to hu-
manity than AnglO-SaXOniSA, | do not
know where it is to be foAfd. If thera
be any liberty in this woFld that did
not gather its birth from niir brethren
in Great Britain. | do not Know where
it will be found. If ther9tbe any law
and order in this world that did not
gather itself from themaor from US.
! do not know where it Will be found.
''All the world ran riOtSfor 100 years
except Great Britain ana the United
States of America. They held their
own; they are holding their own now
They have great middle class that
dictates their policies. They have
gnO ruling aristOcracy-not even in
England now. They have. on the
other extreme, no proletariat that
can dictate what they shall do They
have great middle class of average
citizens-Of subjects, whichever they
may be called, here or there-which
says to all, Thus far shall ye go,
and no further"
Il care not for Germans, l care not
for Austrians, l care not for Russians,
I care not for Turks, care not for
Serbians. I care not for ROumanians.
but | do care for the great political
and ethical philosophy OF Anglo-Sax-
onism, and by the aid of Gods right
hand, we upon the earth below and
The Ocala banner., 1919-10-24

is not engaged in this controversy;
and ii | am to believe the assertion
Of the senator from California and
the senator from Massachusetts, the
republican party as a party is not
engaged in this controversy.
Mr. President. ] find this amongst
the contentious of these men who are
opposed to the league OF nations and
the treaty of peace--that while they
are constantly emphasizing what they
call "Americanism. they mean by 1t
pr0-GCrmanSm. Irish AmeriCanism.
Observation-Disclosures and Austrian.
Americansm. We have finally reach.
ed the point where. according 10 the
tale Of the ledger. no man CAP be a
real American unless he is an Irish
American or German-AmeTican or
some other sort of hypheuated Am
erican DO not think these gentle.
men have measured up the conse-
luences.
Suppose that we English and
Welsh and Scotch-Amefican who
have never hyphenated ourselves but
have just called ourselves Americans
dare to unite in one Il single party
and announce to the american repub-
lie that every man IN America who
is Scotch, English Of Welsh, or the
son of Scotch. English or Welsh,
man or woman, or descended from
them, shall consolidate politically as
the others do, or attempt to do
where would these fellows be? We
are not going to do it because we
are simply Americans and nothing
else; but supposeawe followed thefl
example and grouped ourselves ac.
c0rding to racial derivation as they
tend to do? Their only strength con
sists In the fact 'of their confidence
in our not doing it. They imagine
that we dare not ever say to them
that we are of English or Scotch OF
Welsh descent.
MIR. President, am perfectly
aware that this speech which / have
just made or attempted to make. is
ian unwise speech politically cOnsid
cred. l am perfectly aware of the
fact that the Friends of Irish Free
dom have been packing these CALLER
The Ocala banner., 1919-10-24
koHN SHARP WILLIAMS ON The
ANGLO SAXON

On inserting m the Congressional
Necord the re olutions passed by the
rnitcd Confederate Veterans 1T their
late reunion in Atlanta. Hon. John
sharp Williams prefaced them with
th" following remarks
Sow ST. president .witching
tfom san Fma,iaea aud the Pacific
eoaat romo Hnnu, 20 the south.
and 90 .ono ol the resolutions pass.
ed hy tha Un.tad Confederate Vet
sfana
W. rr,aldout cannot pay nunr
iuhuio lo tho tutcd Confederate
Veteran ana unworthy to pay ui
butte 80 them Tho few of them who
arr lru alivr without pen-ions aud
Withuut upput uum lnNhudY in The
Wnrid comprehend the best part ol
900 humanity u all me world EN
erf body Aho uoU anything about
th, hatoly ot Jhe emitted States
knnNa shat Ihw 81, the pure =
std tha uoblcaf aud thr eregfe-t thaJ
Amruta hilbert. has prodged do
noi meaa hs thaf mS reneetion upon
anthuas e., merely haan that Z
snua th, uH low faud know
that hse rrpr .Ht NJ highest the
iouIe.t he mu almsic amt th,
ao.f Ideatt pnWn Of Amer.ot
rhrt hs mrt dfhav. passed n
bebaIf &. lh. r.s.v8of peace tbe ret
oiuiion uhth j end Co the desk
and aab ll be lu eN,d n the Record
The resolution eahirh Lay. already
bsrn rrnt.I Iu a. paper were then
n..Itsd u he gsoord t part OF
h. speech and#then the distinguish
.d WasasipnaH aid
Oh Nr prs ldont the United
,oufedelat, Naeraus know some
ihlur about wa ~ horrors. ana II.
conquest rhrre bias been nothing
n $40 tbc hinor ~ an the world
o. compare 90 them ln their hour OF
uHuta5 enreud,r and 10 their hour
of self surroudf which came later
a thes had been lrishmen ~ south
ern ireland hrathn for something an
The Ocala banner., 1919-10-24

He in heaven above We are going
10 establish the civilization and the
enlightenment of this world upon the
basis of Anglo-SaxOn law. AnglO-Sax
on order. and Anglo-Saxon liberty
Having made il national we are GO
ing to make it international
: Il do not care much about what
gentlemen say as to Shan
tung. am opposed to tho part
of the treaty about ShanWng But
recognize the fact that N,e average
American citizen that says that he
cares whether Shantung is under
Japanese or Chinese Sovereignty ia
more or less talking through his hat
He never heard OF Shanlung until
abount the time the war started. aud
did not know anything about a. Al
at once one day. soInehody woke up
and in partisan stnsc announced
that he was unalteIphly for China
and lot of men wpo said that they
are men who upon the Pacific slono
had been lighting Chinese aud advn
eating Chinese expulsion laws for
years. II remmda mo 90 the time
when Dewey madR the discovers Of
the Philippine Isbnds by taking
Manila. and All II once within about
7hree on four week. there rose 80
many Americans. who said that the
American republic could not exist
without the Philippine islands Most
Of them did not know anything about
the Philippine Islands except that
there was hat call the Manila
that came from there and even that
some Of them thought came from
Spain"
The Ocala banner., 1919-10-24
. oeople were fighting thai way.

- people were fighting thai way.
Now. Mr. President. without any
Question Of the rightness or wrong
ness IF his contentious, wrote back
to him and said:
II u rot exactly understand Why
that appeal should appeal to ne YoH
p1e non coming to me with the idea
ct Nt-h seif-dcternir1tion. When
lJi- irui wanted ee'f-determina-
t.u4. .hG nhen Virginia wanted self
dt'c3H H5Gation. and when Alabama
udhbd characterization You peo-
pie. .tcl":ly prided yourselves upon
ths fact that YOU did not allow us
a9y -olt-dot"rmiuatiOn. have met
oSel one hundred Of you since the
Eiril war Who have told me in a con
democratic way that II was
1uot the Yankees the damned Van.
iore. as they called them but the
hien tl.at whipped the people of the
South
IS a matter of fact, OF course the
lrieh never whipped the South &t al.
They could not whip one state of
the south They could not phip the
south anywhere, al any time They
nave always contended that they
have done everything. everywhere, at
eve}Y time. They never wpn the war
Of the American revolution. Ten
Irshmen wore in the BTitish army
70 every ore Irishman In the Ameri
can revolutionary army.n
II was the brave, magnificent mer
Of the west Iowa and Wisconson and
Michigan and Illinois and Ohio
Indiana that won the war aaginst
The South. fighting with a spirit that
no people upon the faces OF this earth
ever displayed before. but going down
bfeore superior numbers What die
The Irish have to do with it? Al
the irish in Mississippi were fghtine
for Mississippi All the Irish in Vir
ginia were fighting fory Virginia. Al
the Irish down South we're fighting
for the South. Some of the nOblest
and bravest and best soldiers that
ever knew personally in my life were
Of their number; but the fact re
mains that they fought upon which
ever side of the line they happened tC
reside.
The democratic party as a party
The Ocala banner., 1919-10-24

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