The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-09
FRAZER HUNT, WAR
Correspondent,
IS VISITOR HERE
Man Who Reported Russian
Events for New York Tribune
Doesn't Fear Bolshevism Here,
But Does Fear Cheap Dollar.

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Fraser Hunt. war correspondent
with the New York Globe during the
wnr - y with tho New York
Tribune. u IN Albuquerque for u few
days accompanied hN hia wife. on n
visit witk HIS brother. Jasper Iluns.
who "a living hers. He has been busy
settling acquainted with the Texas on
situation on whioh he ~ publishing
q series % Articles Eoo TO appear In
the Cosmopolitan Magazine.
ar. Hunts Private Danny" rsetch-
- which he wrote for the Aeaocia-
ted uewHpaperA and which. appeared
IN the Herald during the war days.
VIII be recalled with pleasure BY New
MEXICO people.
n am rather expecting 10 get int,
the Mexico mix-un" he said. but
Mrs Hunt SAYS I have had enough Of
~nr-correspondencc Tor "a while. But
you know II n O ne bad % people
make u out TO be-. Why they told
nae ! would surely he Killed In no
time when went into Russia after
the signing Of the armistire- But /
got ln an right AMI 7 rot out AN right
! saw ileninc and came into pretty
close touch with the situation there"
Doesn't Fear Uoi-hcsism Hcrc.
You know ! don't fear foreign rad
icallsm for this country. Why " our
national security and mental tSalth-
NANNNNnM A0AN0 wv NnAAIAENEu anu VII
lated BY a few foreign ngstafofs with
their broken English aud abomlnably
printed pamphlets, and red nng wnv-
ing. I would think our institutions
were based on a rather nimsy under-
structure. but ! do fear the outcome
OF our present economic conditions "
some radical remedy Is not effected
Our Dollar Must Ne Made Good.
'"rhc dollar must be- made worth
aomthinE. Why X isn't wortP the
Russian rouhle and that Is good for
eight cents. All OF Us ran see that
the pinch Is moi a question OF wages
but n question OF making the money
a man earns worth something. 10
Seattle they struck and raised n gem
crai turmoil HE men Nho caused
the trouble were getting eleven dol
lars n day. but they had to pay n dol
lar and a half for a dozen aug n
Is things like that are the danger. We
will have TO make distribution rad
ically more direct. out this dupli-
Gated handling and manipulating. We
mas yet have work ar our hundred
thousand lamp posts.
More Important Than league.
More important than any Dengue
crisis In American life. That ~
In Europe they are over a volcano
OF Nations right now ~ this economic
nut lutft lutN alt SILL hlfNkNliUk lpI
political liberty aB well as ecOnomi,
relief"
May Bc TrOublc In SlbeHfn.
Referring 70 the American roops In
siberia. Mr.. Hunt said: we heard OF
n mutiny In north Russia. We will
hear OF a more serious n In Si-
IBERIA unless our troops are taken out
al once. The American soldier Just
hscauHe he is first 81 all an American,
senses injustice and un-Americanism
at once. These troops feel that they
are only helping 'apHn throttle 81
IBERIA. and h a Is an Injustice tnat no
American troops will long brook In
silence
Isn't this air just g%loriousi' ak
claimed Hunt ar he paused In his re-
marks and took "a deep breath. 1T
is just like a drink OF cool water.
This country Is lovely. so different
from my conceptions Of the arid
southwest"
Mr.. Hunt will return In a few days
to the Texaa oil fields TO complete his
oil stories. and then will probably
follow the Mexican situation.
Answering u fool according 10 his
own folly but adds to The fOolishness
~ the world.