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Williams news., 1919-04-18
SOHAL AND LOCAL

Ed ROupe bought 2 Fora this week.
 Mrs. Mansfeld's mother and sister arrived Tuesday. W. w. Slagle. of Los Angeles has accepted a position with the Santa Fe.
 Mrs M. Adelfson is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Gregson, of Los Angeles.
 Mrs Annie Barney Hayes arrived from Seligman, and is the guest of Mrs. Frank Orr.
 Representative H. M. Stark will spend the next two months in Michigan, Illinois and Ohio.
 
 Fred Dockstader of Los Ang- eles, was the guest'of his sister Miss Dockstader, last Sunday.
 
 Martin Deadly, of Winslow, made a business trip to Will Hams on Monday.
 Al Kent, the representative of Cooper, Coate and Casey Los Angeles, was the guest on Monday, of George Mathews.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Kicker son returned, by auto, Saturday from California, where they have been for several weeks.
 
 Lillo Padilla received this week, the government bonus of sixty dollars allowed to hon. orbly discharged enlisted men of Arizona.
 Rev. Luther Moore of Flag staff will hold Vesper services at the parish house next Sun day. At 5 P. M. there will be special Easter service and mu- sic.
 Mrs. E. A. Coleman was the guest of Mrs. Fletcher By last week. Mrs Coleman formerly lived in Williams. She is re- turning to her former home iii the east.
 C. O.. Moose. has returned from the south and is making the dirt fly on his homestead near Garland Prairie He feels greatly encouraged over this years prospect for a good crop.
 David Rabbit, of Flagstaff. visited friends in Williams on Tuesday. He lately returned from France where he was in the aviation department A. E. F. He is enroute to Phoenix.
 
 Two carloads of wounded 1 soldiers passed thru Williams on Sunday. On Tuesday eight Canadian overseas men were the guests of the Canteen The government had advised the canteen service of their ex- pected arrival.
 H. c. Sanders returned from Los Angeles where he has been for several months to benefit his health. He is feeling great ly improved and is greatly de- lighted at being able to be back home again.
 G. w. Mitchell has procured a Fordson tractor and is pushing his blowing day and night. He expects to blow over two hum dred acres of ground for him. self besides quite an acreage for some of his neigbers. His Fordson is expected to do most of this. A copy of the paper Here and There, with the 31st Infan- 5ry," published Every Once in wherever We Happen , to Be-" and dated Vladivostok.- March 17th, 1919, has been received by MT. George opellmire. 1t looks like an Ame- ] rican publication. One of the items is: "All contributions for the April edition must be in the { hands of the printer not later than the first of April. other {
Williams news., 1919-04-18

The 32nd masons of Williams went to Flagstaff where the maundy feast will be celebrat- ed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
NO RELIEF HERE

We read with interest that there is a bill in congress for.
an emergency wage increase for postal employees in an effort
to stop the thousands Of government employees leaving the
service to go into other lines of work where the remuneration
is SO much higher.
Wages of the ordinary worker have been increasing by.
leaps and bounds. Every month or two there is a raise some
where along the line--everywhere except in the postal service
of the government. These men are compelled to work along
month after month and year after year at practically the same
wage in spite Of the fact that the cost of living is ever mount
ing higher.
Postmasters in cities all over the country are complaining
to Washington that they cannot hold their employees and cannot
get men to fill vacancies at the wages offered. This has caused
congress to act.
But there is a joker in the bill that kills at once all the
good that might be intended by the congressman who propose
to remedy the situation. 1t says that increases in wages shall
be made only upon recommendation of the postmaster general.
The country is well aware of Postmaster General Burlesonss at
titude toward the employees or the Post ONCE Department.. He
has fought every effort to increase their wages. He has cut
down vacations, curtailed liberties and reduced salaries with
out adequate cause or reason. If he remains postmaster gen.
eral much longer we predict that the draft will have to be re-
sorted to to get men to handle the mails.
There is no doubt that q serious situation exists in the
Post ONCE Department over the shortage Of men due to the
meagre wages paid but there will be no remedy as long as any
proposed increase in wages is left to the postmaster general to
commend s aANMagMEww
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

try haven't been cordial since they
had to quit making it.
Somehow or other the man who a
q complexion that feels like a nutmeg
crater imagines that he is entitled
to as much loving as the rest of he
men.
A man never discovers what a hor-
rible past he has had and what an
ornery pup he is until he runs for
office.
You can't convince a farmer that
any man who doesn't get up until 8
in the morning ever does an honest
days work.
The reason a woman likes to see
two collectors call at the house next
door In one day is because she can
tell the other neighbors that TWEEN
ty-two collectors called In n day.
You forget about forty things each
day that you live, so 1t Is up to you
to learn at least one thing each day
that you live.
Every man believes that the sign,
This Means You'll" was put up there
for the Other Fellow.
What has become of the o. +. mar
who believed that a mule never died a
natural death?
A baby may be grouchy at night
when grown people are good-natured,
but 1t Is good-natured in the morn
ing when grown people are grouchy.
The .shiftless ma who couldn't mai
two boards together to save his life
Is there with bells on when 1t comes
to building castles in the air
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
DIR. STEELE SAYS.

erqean Alvin C. York is the wars greatest hero: n h ngh IN n
aroonne Foret he killed rs Germans, captured 1s2 others ahd shehce 90
machine guns L. =. uno,od % tbe rising generation of
youngsters. The other day at the centenary celeoII huo Oh was % very snort
odbm in Columbus Sergeant York maze d spee0"+
This is about what n sad: - onnah NV sxnarfence that
81 live and practice a u dVauo L nase isH~ 'sr rim that WI
tf Wv viii he true followers of Jesus Christ and<be soldiers tor nm ua' -
ran Ia far betters soldiers for u country. -. u..~o.+a5 IL,
"a great many have been asking me VIVA. !. n sM Or vaudeviHe Dr.
soma NAV tbinkI an most interested In moving pictures Ut Nauue'HN v
omethfn like that-wen, I am not cra.aa.tEu - ubo+ + cn
do to help those who have drhted away from 200 aI M a. INV nan ar
to- Him, I think that is one OF the Creates, works aant. any y. EFaman :.
wonan can get into-to help spread the gospel n help mi.Vup ru me e.Hnr 10 70
Sergeant York has tried it out. He knows aes S wof IN 1tSe Golfer
religion h have never experienced n kind OF ehgioh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
Fire Alarm Boxes

23-Raritan Copper Works.
and Sheridan Street.
Street and Central r. r.
and First Streets.
Avenue and Paterson st.
2S-High and Lewis Streets.
35-Smith and High STREETS.
s8-New Brunswick A<e. and New st.
S7-Smith and State Streets.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
4S-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford ST.
45-Commerce and Front Streets.
l6@State and washington Streets.
54-State St. and Buckingham Ave.
65-Parker st. n Pulaski Ave
56-HaH Ave. and Charles st.
b7-State and Wayne Streets.
6a--Near United Lead Works.
b9-Maurer.
62-Washington and First Streets.
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm St
64-S1hith Street and Watson v
6h@Commerce and State Streets.
72-Front and Smith Streets.
79-Water and Gordon Streets.
74-Kearny Ave. and Gordon Street.
S1-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
S2-Smith4 and Herbert Streets.
68-Amboy Ave. and Washington st.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street.
s5-Near city Hospital.
S6-Cleveland and Brace Avenues.
87-Amboy and Hall Avenues.
e2-Amboy Ave. and Ins1ee Street.
s3-Lawrence and francis Streets.
s4-Neville and tombstone Streets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
Daily Ho,
Friday. Jnly rs. 1910

Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Venus and the Sun rule strongly for
good this day, according to ~astrology.
Mars, Mercury, Uranus and Saturn
are all adverse.
1t Is pre-eminently a day in which
women should benefit. They are sub
ject to a direction of the stars making
for the attainment of their hearts de-
sires, particularly those that relate to
material possessions.
Under this sway the giving of pres
cially conducive to the winning of
their favor. 1t is a lucky rule for the
bestowal Of either engagement or
wedding rin2J.
The sun Is in aspect said to be most
favorable to the seeking of employ
-ment. Both men and women should
profit by applications made while the
present coniguration prevails.
There is a sign most promising for
those who govern nations. They
should-feel the inspiration OF popular
approval.
Military affairs. which have been
under a planetary direction making
for obstacles to ambitious plans, con-
tinue to be affected by adverse stars.
Evil reports are believed t be en-.
couraged by the inimicaL sway OF
~ s00NJt 0
affect legislators.
Extravagances in Investigations OF
every sort will be brought about by
means of reports concerning admin
tistrative arms of the United States
government.
Labor continues subject to the stars
hat indicate great progress attained
by the aid of conflict with ruling
forces.
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is have
the augury OF an active year that vii
bring success. They should not make
any changes. The young will court
and become engaged.
Children born on this day probably
will be kind. generous and popular
These subjects of Leo with the Sur
as their principal ruler usually make
great success in the artistic PROBES.
sions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
IN THE WOODS

I wandered today in the wonderful woods a forest majestic and
grand. where solitude, silence, and similar goods VI spread with a
liberal hand. Altar from the hurry and noise o the town l Journeyed
through alleys of pines; I thought twould inspire me to sit mysef
own nd write vol some soul-searching lines. The forest is noble,
impressive and sad, a S poets have VOTED and weenedi u l a e
5oiced to get back to the grad, and sit in a room that IS screeneds
The forest is full of unusual bugs. which bite. in unusual ways n
[ am amounting my system with drugs to soften the swelings they
raise. The forests mosquitoes ire larger than hens, they're hungry
Ind active and mean; the spots where they bit me are looking *
rel and I I'M O sight to be seem. The woods r n o OF
naIeyolent antsw which thrive in the shade of the trees; they crawl
D inside of the wanderers pants, and eat III the. hesh iron ms
xnees. The town has its faults; lit is Wild for the cush, its warm
With callous-soued men; but II you woul urge ne 70 chase 70 Ing
,rush, I say to you, Never agan!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
Olni

'sYou think thai you know every
thing, don't your" sneered Nav, as
she banged q plate down on the table.
ooh, dear, no." modestly replied
Paw, II do not know everything, L
merely claim to know everything
knowing"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
Iake McInke Says

Woman ia 50 Consistent that IN
spite OF the fact that she Is almost
naked when she gets between you n
he sun, she will indignate about the
Indecency of the o~ne-piece bathing
suit.
Once In d while you run into a man
who hasn't had q bath for 80 long
that hfs skin doesn't show through
when there Is q hole In the black sock
he Is wearing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

This would be q better country II
Senate hated the ADMINISTRATOR
less and hated Prohibition more.
The Pest.
"Say. is 1t hot enough for your
He used to query each warm DAY,
II made me angry rough n
Each time the cruel words he's say,
But now this pest has passed away.
He died as men are apt to DO
7 hope that where he's gone, folks
.sav4 Is II hot enough for your
George p. Lewis.
Noticei
II you want to rent a house IN
Knoxville, Tenn, Margaret May Lett
Brevity.
A man put up at the La Clede Hotel
In Hickman, KY. and registered thus
"E. L. Elan, Paris. TO-"
The clerk wanted to know that one
OH on the end meant. And h man
told him that it stood for Tenn"
The House of Troubles.
The roof is suffering with the caves
EaCh CHIMNEY ndS hO A0
The kitchen sinks quite lowe ana
grieves,
The ceilings are all blue;
The door bell is a ringer, sure,
The porch rails at the sham;
The cellar sold the
The doors are in a jamb;
The range Is cold. seized with a chill,
The pipes breathe sad refrains;
The airs have made the window ali,
They growl about their panes. :.
What's thatl The living room is dead!
NV troubles are complete!
Quick, Docl The needlel Battle my
headi
I'm crazy with the heati
Old boo.
n Home of the 1910 Pennant.
Billy Wood tells us thak a lot o.
folks out of town imagine that Red
land Field is a Bolshevtk camp or ar
Indian reservation.
Names Is Names.
Don't try to pick A. Cherry when
YOU are in Canton. Ohio.
Our Daily Special.
A Soul Mate Is Seldom a He'll
Mate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24
Bits of BIZ Pldu
BY LUKE McLUkE
Copyright, 1919, the Cincinnati
Inquirer.


Bill Speeder was a pest, I VOW,
To scorch was his delight;
He skidded off the road, and now
He's scorching day and night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

"In Congress-" said Hawking,
"I'n say without blinking;
There's far too much talking,
And not enough thinking"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

The strongest woman in this land
Is Mrs. Oswald Young;
She Is so strong, l understand,
That she can hold her tongue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

Mean BrutDI
"You used to say that you would
she'd your last drop of blood for me.
said Mrs. Gabb.
"Sure 1 would" replied MI. Gabb.
'If L ever get so far gone that l have
only one drop of blood left. l won't
care what happens to it,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION
Via New Jersey Central, Sunday
July 27th Leaves Perth Arnboy t.S4
"A. M $500 war tax 20 cents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

.tDarling." said the Real Estate
Agent. 81 want to ask q avo OF
Yes she murmured.
evil you give me the refusal or
YOUR hand" asked the Real Estate
Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

Observe this and ell will be
AS through the world you go;
Be sure you know all that you Tell
But don't tell all you know.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

Our Daily Special.
A Soul Mate Is seldom a Help
Mate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-24

This would be a better country II
the Senate hated the Administrator
less and hated Prohibition r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-06
SFCCION EDITORIAL
T0S AUTOS De LAS CONFISCAOONES

mente mucho mayor. Como que a cast todaS eSaS
personals las deSpojarOu. Il cada una. dc mlluples
bieneS Y valorcS. que SumadoS aScieIdeIi Se@urafhen-
te Il cifraS fabuloSa>. Co;Io sc vera los f"''oS Hl
""automoyil girls. que aSccntleron com" sc S'ioe' d
mas dc un million ochocientoS mil pesos. reSuitan IN
Significantes comparadOS con las c0nflScacInneS.
Lo mas cIlrioSo eS que en- plenO period" cons
titucioaal." ahora todayia. no son p0cos los gene
rales que reticuru ell SUI poder, cNplotandolaS por
Su cuenta. divcrSaS haciendaS y proDedadcS dc per
SOnaS agenaS Il la political. ' 4 las cutleS, para eN-
plicar el fraudc, llamm "cn@nigas de Ia caUSa o
del gobiern0. one as el miSrMo autor Y responsible
de todoS esos actoS. pueSto que los Solapa Y autorl-
"a cen Ia impunidad Y Ell silcnclo.
Guam diStintoS son cStoS hombreS de los nom
breS dc la Republica. los ElliioneS de le>JS que
produjo1 decentralization lie los bienes lie manoS
muertaS no mancharon las manOS del Immaculate
trovador del Romancero que admjniStraha Ia ha-
cienda piblica: nj cnriquecicron a Doblado. a Lean
dro Vale, q Escohe,lo. :, Porfirio Diaz. 4 Gutierrez
Zamora. = de In Lave. Il Laragoza III I JuarcZ, III
= Lerdo de Teiuda. POrque In rcvOluclon Y IL
guerra contra los invaSOres de In patrla. no era
para aducilos iluStriSimos ratriotaS. nj una bacanal
nj un negociO.
AouelloS varoncS pOdrin pTcScntarS" ! Ia con.
Sideraci6n de SuS conciuGadano>. hbrcS de manchaS,
compIetamente inamaculadoS, sin tOrtuna> IMPROVE
SadaS Y vivicndo sin hoato.
Los de ah0ra. son :icmpoS muy diStlnto>. Las
confiscarionc< Sc han traducido ell q negocj0 re-
comboIc>co de los generates carrancistaS. FL auto
m6vil girls Y las confiScacioncS son Ia mlSnla coSa.
FL "negGcio' - tan cScandaioSo. que "a los miSnloS
carranciStaS. en- la prcnSa metropolitana. cXigcn
rxplicacioncS rlara> Y precisaS de las conflScaclo-
mes: del mcgucio he cSa devolucion dc hlcncS lncaliia-
dos-porruc este c$ti rcSultando otro "negOclo Ell
grande c<cala.-y de las mprovi&acioncS de las Tor
1u1aS de determinadoS Generates. enriquccidos de la
uoche a In maTana.
SobradoS dcrcchoS tcncnloS los m~cNicanoS pa
III demandar Y cXigir eSta rcndiclon de cuentaS. Los
generates carranciSta$ dcbcn eNplicar al pueblo,
que - 81 que >ufrc dc miScria, los orlgcncS de S1S
fortuna>. La prcuSa mctropolitama ticnc razoncS
Y dcrrchu> para pedir este y algo mas. Urge que
SO ponga IN Immediate corrective a cSta pavoroSa
g indi"na situari6u. Los multipIc& autom"vilcS
de las confiscacionc> inrautacioncS Y ~prcStamo> for
zoSos. ticncn. pncS. Su> cuentaS pcndicntcS con la
opinion plhlira.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-06

Fl e~Scindalo del automovI girls. reSulta eInPe-
nucf..ido al rono,,-<t. la liSta parcial dc las devo-
IucioncS heckaS Il >u> propietarloS de los o'eneS III
teryeDiJos O cnpfiScadoS. La Nacion dcbe Guedar
eStupefacta al conocer una parte de Ia ilS'a de las
perSonaS roIada> por los generates rarralci>taS.
.Tama< nos habiamo> Imaginable que Il tan gran
niimero aScendiera la cantidad de personals deSpo-
;.f,S IL. sis bicneS 9 intereSe>. como nos 10 haze
saher LAT li~1a owe la Secretaria de Gobernaclon Il
cab, dr pnhliclr. ;Nunca pals al@Hno dc la tie
FRA. ha prr>eRciado c>pectacUlo >emciantc. ASoul-
bradoS nos hcmoS Qucdado al contar en- Ia INTERIM
pahie iiSta de las vIctima>, lnflnldad Il" n0niore> 0e
personals >iempre agenaS Il Ia political. dc EludiaS'
de hncrfano< ' haSta de teStamcntaria>. que nadie
podria relacionar con los aSunJo> puhllcoS, no ~
gamoS para "ju>tificar," para eNphcar taihaha a'fo
cidadeS.
Sin hiptrbolc podemOS uStllcaGaheht" arr
mar. baSaudonos en- las cifraS Y nomarrS dadoS d luZ
DOR 81 gobierno carranciSta. oficiaimcntc, que la ma
zion enTera ha Sido SaQucada por I'll carranciSmo. Is
IL meior eyplicaci6n dcmoStrada que Puede darse'
de las improvi<acione< lie las FORTUNES de muchoS
Generates Y pr6crrr< del Ilamado gobicrno I'M
pcraute.
Mavor.lc>. iccheru>, caPoraleS ' molineroS,
hprhu$ eStratcga> lie la moChe Il la nlihilia t"r el
torbcllinu de- la mOnarQula. que huho de deSatarSe
SCORE 81 pals solo con procedimicnt"> reinvlntlca-
dorc< \ drmocratico< - dc cSa naruraleZa. pudle-
TbI lElHFi isil'A''f''
,,f,lIl sin I'm ties mi rubor algUno. o>tcntap '"mo
:,grario u Ia mj>eria publica, los jaqreS Y ranecrS
del erncraluto carrinci>ta.
Los r<candaIoSo> a>altoS dc la ~cnadrilll de 10
ragidn> que tripulaban cl VI para >iempre ;anl">o
autumovil .ri>. rc>uiIan jurgo> InocenteS conipa-
radios con los i~ncrcihlc$ >aquro> q conllScaci"nc>.
cuvo nuHrru incredible nos hacc c"nocer 81 !oI>lh"
sohicrno.
iIubirra >ido dc dcSearSc, que los luc atentan
do contra 10 mas >agrado del pals. que q de>pucS
de 81 tcrritorio la Constitution, III d~crogarla PARA
confecciomar q -Alm"drotc. que no c> otrl c"Sa que
M p~cn>lmieuto rrcresivo de- rearcion 'irreinal, hui
hicrau include en- 81 arcaico trNto Ia SaplentISIna
lev de los ~iuicioS de residential para "Ni%ir cueIi-
tnS minurio>a< q los nuyiSimo> capiraliSta>. dc los
ori-cneS Y rrngrc>o> portent">oS dc SuS improEi-
Sada> fortUIa>.
\ miles a~>rirnIcn los uombrc> lie las Her>onaS
confi<caia>. Fl numcro de- las propie''ade> IN
tcrvcnidaS Y lie los valorr> incautalo>. e. natural
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-06
I'm rluevo procedIiimien.
to para combatir Ia
Influenza
PEDRO RECIO.

"Si todos supieran los bereficios
que he obtenido del Aceitc Re!ampa-
90 de Hunt. cuando me encontre en-
ferma de Influenza, Sc habrian evi-
tado grandes padecimientos.' Ha d.
cho recientemente una dana que hizo
uSo de este poderoso y ~penetrante me-
~Gicamento. a~plicandoselo a~bundante-
mente en- el pecho Y en- Ia garganta
cuando Sc encontro enferma de la in
f~luenza. que ahora desearia que TODD
el mundo Sc enterase de tan benefic0
medicamento e hiciera uso de el en-
casos semejantes.
Como la influenza es una enferme-
dad peligrosa. los enfermos deben po-
nerse siempre bajo el cuidadc de un
buen doctor Y q este reSpecto, IN pro
siinente medico Ia dicho que. despues
de usar ell Aceitc Relampago de Hunt,
sicmpre Sc han obtcnido resultadoS
vardaderamente maravillosos. segun
10 ha podido observar personalmente.
Fl Aceite Relampago de Hunt es
un poderoso medicamento eXterno Y
debe usarsele siempre que haya ne
cesidad de emplear una medicina eX-
terna.
Sc cncuentra de venta en- todas las
buenas Droguerias Y Boticas al pre-
clio de 35c Y Zoe botella; tambien Sc
atienden ordenes por correo, dir!gien-
DO sus pedidos a.
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE co.
Sherman, Tex. Adj.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-06
I lrocdrcei5r del frances pare Ii PRENsA)

lTecd4cci6u del frances pGye Ii PRENSA)
uor ESQ. la venta dejaba de ser venta,
: los que la imaginaron. poseIan una
c~onciencia ~desprovista de escrupuios
morales. Cuando vienen ahora \ ha-
blagnos en- nombre de Ia moral, noso-
rroS. los bebdores de bino, todos te-
nemos en- derecho De reirnoS de elloS
en- L narices. con algo de desprecio.
En- realiGad. la moral y la ''prohi-
bici6n" absolute NADIA ab~solutamente
tienen en- comun. 4 menos de admltIr
cue todos roSotroS SomoS Uno recloS.
incapaces de cuidarnOs = nosotroS mis-
mos, no p mas immoral abSoTver una
copa de vino o de cervcza, que beber
una taxa de te: tampocO eS moral O.
bligar a gentes civilizadas a que to-
men aqua. como no 10 Seria Ell n
trehir 4 UT Temperance convencido a
cue beba wiskey. La mejor prueba
de que 81 argumento moral no tlene
L n valor in~contestable eS que varios
.personaieS dignos del respeto de to-
dos Y que gozan dc n gran autorl-
dad moral. como el Cardinal Gibbons,
Sc pronuncian contra la ''prOhibici0n'
total. En- el The Mentor Organo
de Ia IgleSia catolica de Ia Natividad,
81 Rev. John L. Bedford, protesta o
energia contra Ia enmienda a Ia cons-
tituci6n federal que les imponga Ia
~temperancia 4 todos los Estados Uni
dos, V declara que L autores le han
impuesto q Ia mayoria del pueblo IA
voluntad de una pequena minorla de
beatoS de eSpiritu estrecho. de es-
tranguladores fanatics Y de chantres
7 1ue Ran nuesto e. cUchill9 en- el cue
To de los legisladoreS." r. Rev. Bed
ford Geclara que. para obli"ar 4 los
lc~gisladoreS q votar la MEDIA lnlcua'
han lido a escudrinar todos los rinco-
mes de su vida privada. Y han eSpiado
! codoS SuS actoS. 'dragado todoS los
imarcS del escanGalo". Y. flnatmente.
| amenaZado = los representatives ' Sc
| nado~c< con deScubrirleS SuS iNi&r-
| dades. verdaderaS o falSaS. a fin de a
~rrancarleS un voto favorable a Ia tenn
! perancia legal.
Q~uiSieramoS de buena CANA. que
UT prohibicionista nos dijera d6nde
So encucntra Ia moral. en- todas esas
vil!araS hiStoriaS. Quiza alegara
que 81 fin iuStifica los medioS mas
repugaantes; pero q menoS q Sc ten
ga Dor ap6stoleS de inmoralidad q per
lscraieS cuya alta dignidad moral. eS-
"a Dor encima dc toia SoSpecha. TODD
! bomhre libre de preocupacioncS de par
! sjdo. recouoccri que el fin que Sc ous-
"a. no 6 de una moralidad tan evl-
/ dente Que pueda justificar Ia baJa IN
urtea. Ia ~violacion de los derechos de
Ia mayoria. ' el atentado 4 X liber-
TAD individual.
\ mayor abundamiento. lanzado a!
pals en- csc canine, 10 unico que sc
hace Is preparar nuevOs atent2doS 4
la Hbertad. Y nuevoS actos en- que Ia
moral brjllara por 81 auSencia. va
Sc dice que las classes ricaS de II po-
blacion americana eStan fernando Sus
SotanoS de who's V l~icoreS. de suerte.
que ell rico podra reirse &c Ia prohI-