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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

From his deep, quiet grave the De- mon Rum may. through a rcr,scopc, survey current disorders and grjm'y chucEic Co observe that his execution has rot abolished the cumj"al instinct among vicious members ot the too little known human race.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

Sterling K. Stewart and Edith F. Waite of Fairbanks were married in Seattle recently.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

Most of che world wants Co got back Co normal conditions, though it has "o very clear idea of what the new no'- ma. |, tN be"
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29
1RAPPERS
Seattle, Alaska Building.
New York, 127 w. 27th Street.

direct solicit all Furs All shipments handled the will order that idng valuation does  prepaid Express. Ship Condition.
 
 emd list with address, Place duplicate list outside bale package All made by check the Seattle National Bank other desired.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29
PRESTON IN FROM WILLOW

John Preston, well known here, came in on yesterdays train from the Willow Creek district. Mr. Preston has
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

Mexico should not be encouraged to apply Co che league ot nations for a mandate Co suppress luwlcssucss in the United States.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

The treaty debate will this week be uvrr,hadoWrd by tho contest between .hu Reds ar6 thr White SON.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

According Co th" Associated Press dispatches in the Gateway today, tn" ondou Times calls the present rail waymrus strike "a class war" Som" sense to that explanation
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

Electric Sewing Machine motors at Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

Eyenrude motors and repair parts J. l.. Graef's.
 FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at J. l.. Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29

The British government has taken the right v.rw of ,he railwuymcnS strike m Eug'aud amt wil. use the ar med forces u tHn issue. The govern mrut rightly contends tha, the strike i, 'a tarea, So, tGr com,ry's .ifc.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-09-29
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
TOWN OF LAKE.

Oh. Leon Drwefski, pierwszy asy--
stent kas. banku. Peoples" wyjechai
wczoraj Z ma}aonka m dwutygodnio-
we wakacye do letniska PIP. Rokosz0w
W sodus, Mich. Podr6A to PIP. Drwenscy
odbeda automobllem.
Panic 1 pantenki, powinne skorzy--
STAG re szkoiy bezplatnej szycia l kro-
1u W parku Davis Square, PREY ma
rozniku 45tej | SO. Paulina ul. Ola pra-
cujacych "a dnia, szko1a Jest otwarta
cd godziny 7-mej do 9-tej wleczorem W
kaAdy poniedziafek / wtorek, a ola tych
kt6re NIGGA korzystac z nauki dziennej,
lekcye dawane SO we wtorki | piatki
cd godziny 1Otej rano do godziny 4tej
p~opoludniu.
q q u
Oh. Mieczys1aw Janeczko. zam. pnr.
1867 SO. Justine ul., wyjechaf onegdaj
ma jeduo-tygodniowe wakacye do Thorp
Wis, ma farme swego OLGA.
q 80 q
w tych dniach nabyl realnoSc OBJ.
Jan Krintypek, pnr. $3.50 SO. Marsh
field ave-, cd Karola WileOk'a, "a sumo
$1,000. Sprawy legalne zalatwione 20
staly W banku braci Wlodarskich, pnr.
1863 w. Alma ul., ma J~6zefowie.
u dwutygodniowych wakacyi powrd-
eli X. Wincenty NOwakOwski, asystent
przy parafii Sw. Jana BOaego, kt6ry
bawii u Y. Jana Bieniarza W Beaver
Dam, Wis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
Ze Spraw Kupiectwa
Polskiego.
ODEZWA
do wszystkich kupcow polskich W
Chicago j okolicy.
ODEZWA

w jednoSci siia. Cywilizowane
spo1eczenstwa zrozumialy siie or
ganizacyi. w pojedynke blakamy
sic jak owce i czesto padamy ofia
ra czychajacych ma mas wilkow
wyzysku, uwidaczniajacych sic W
osobach wrogich i nieprzychy!--
nych nam prad6w.
Powstajaca Izba Handlowa i
p~rzemyslowa ma ma celu, y sku
pic i zjednoczyc kupiectwo pol
skie; y uiatwiac tahsze i lepsze
zakupywanie towar6w Z pierw-
szej reki PREY szczeg6lnem popar
ciu przedsiebiorstw polskich; y
zajac sic eksportem towarow i
surowca ia jak najdogodnicj-
szych warunkach 90 Polski, oraz
importem potrzebnych tn iowa
row i artyku}ow Z Polski, ~ /
wogole rozwijac jak n~ajenergicz-
niejsza dziaialnoSc A~nierzajaca
do jak najwiekszego podniesie-
MIA przemyslu i kupiectwa pol
skiego oraz do podniesienia eko-
nomicznego spo}eczehstwa pol
skiego ma wychodztwie i w kraju
i wyzwolenia go cd wp}ywow
wrogich.
Po}qczona Z PolSka Izba han
dlowa Hasa Kupiecka' oparta
ma systemic udziaiow, a wzorowa
ne ma podobnych instytucyach W
Ksiestwic Poznanskiem bedzic
Srodkicm prowadzqcym do tego
celu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

Udzielat bedzie tatwego kredy-
tu czfonkom 1zby Handlewej a
zarzadzad MIA beda trustysi z
grena cztonk6w wybrani, maja-
cych udziaiy, oraz pod kaucya ste
jqcych.
Podczas najwiekszego ucisku
W prusach Kasy podobne z Po-
znahskiego utrzymat zdoiaiy wy
soko sztandar kupiectwa polskie-
go i przyczyniiy sic olbrzymio do
podniesienia ekonomicznego tego
kraju.
w piatck dnia lgo sicrpnia o
godz. 7:30 wieczorem w gmachu
Zjednoczenia ma Augusta i Mil
waukee, odbedzie sic wielki vice
ma ktorym cele Izby oraz organt-
zacye kasy wyjaSni sic nader
szczego}owo. Najwybitniejsi
przedstawicielc naszego spofe-
czenstwa beda 'przemawiac. -
Wszystkich polskich kupc6w i
przcmysfowcow Z Chicago i oko-
Icy be- wyjatku zapraszamy;
K. Tomkiewicz, prczes;
Z. Flaczynski, vice PREF;
]. Buchaniec, sekretarz;
w. Per{owski, kasyer.
A.. Busch,
Z. Ulanowski.
M. Idzikowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
z HELENOWA.

W ubiegly czwartek wieczorem W
przeddzien imienin X. Piotra H. Py-
terka. proboszcza parafii Sw. Hele-
ny, Choir parafialny urzadzil swemu
kapelanowi mia niespodzianke "
rodzaju wieczorku wokalno-muzy-
kalnego. o godzinie Sci, komitet u
rzsdzajacy wprowadzii do sail x. So
lenisanta przy ~dzwiekach muzyh for
tepianoweJ, a ~nastepnie wykonany
zostal kr6tki, lecz Interestingly pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
z A

Wczoraj o godzinie Gel rano w ko
sciele IS. Miodziank6w, odby} sic po-
grzeb s. p. Magdaleny Hermanowicz,
kt6rej diuga / nieuleczalna choroba
przeciela pasmo jej ~ziemskiego zywo
ia. Zwloki eksportowal X. Jan
Zwierzchowski. proboszcz parafii s..
M}odziank6w z domu zaioby pnf.
1856 Temple ul., do koSciola IS. Mo-
dziank6w, a stamtad ma cmentarz
sw. Wojciecha. Mech odpoczywa W
pokoju.
W przyszia sobote W koSciele p.
W. IS. Mlodziank6w, O godzinie loci
rano, ma Mszy sw., poiaczony costa
ME dozgonny zwiazek maizeGski p.
Dominica IGiancaralo CW}ocha),
zam. pnr. 7OS Silby ul., z PARMA Ka-
tarzyna Wirenciak, Fam. pnr. S54 N.
MarSn1lelQ ave.
OBJ. Pawe} Cepa, prowadzacy Cd
d}uzszego czasu 'interes szewski pnr.
1913 W. Chicago ave-, blisko Wood
ul.. W tych dniach sprowadZii well
XII zapas nowego obuwia, ktory "a
mierza W niedalekiej przysziosci "a
mienie ma sk}ad z obuwfem. Byfooy
bardzo dobrze. gdyby Polacy W dzleI
nicy M1odziankowa p%opierali swoicn
a ME udawali sic do zydowskich ska
dow. Gas najwyzszy bysmy zrozu--
mieli, re polski pieniadz powinien
isc W polskie rece. Trzymajmy sic
scisle hasla: ,,sw6j do swego'' a pol
ski przemysl wnet sic podniesie.
Oh. Ignacy Wiertelak, Fam. PM.
1346 ". Erie ul., wyjechal wczoraj
ma dwutygodniowe wakacye z iona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

z parma W}adyslawa Warkocka. "a
mieszkals pnr. 2341 W. Iowa vi.
w tych dniach robotnicy ukohczy-
II reperacye zabudowan parafialnych
sw. Heleny, q malarze zas odnowi-
Ii plebanie, dzwonnice 1 zelazny plot
i wog6le wszystko, CO byio potrzeb-
ne do odnowienia.
W przysziy czwartek dnia Ego b..
M, odbedzie sic posiedzenie Koika
Literackiego i'm. Fryderyka Chopi-
ma, skupiajacego sic PREY paratii sw.
Heleny, W sail zwyklych posiedzen.
ObecnoSt wszystkich czlonk6w |
cz1onkin jest po4adana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

| dzieGmi do Detroit, Mich, gdzie "a
mieszkuje matka PAM Wiertelak,
prey uiicy Garfield ave. .'
PIP. Weiciech | Maryanna Radzl-
szewie, zam. pnr. 634 N. Ashland
ave., wyjeehali wczers5 ma dwutygo-
dniowe wakRcye do Milwaukee.
Wis, gdzie spedza czas wakaeyjny i
krewnych W dzielnicy Jadwigow~-
skiej PREY Racine ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

gram. skiadajscy sic q powinszowah,
Spiew6w solowych 4 ch6ralnych, O.
RAJ przemowien. Solo odspiewaly
panny: Helena Budzbsn, prey axiom
paniamencie fortepianu p. Leona
Cieszykowskiego 1 Marynna Sarzyh-
ska. Powinszowanie, pieknie
wypowiedziaia parma Jadwiga Lac
kowska. Odegrano jednoaktowa far
50 D.. t. ,,Goscie z Ogioszenia', kto-
"a wypadia wysmienicie. Amatorzy
spisali sic doskonsle, uprzyjemnia-
jac chwile humorystycznymi dowci-
pami. "a CO te5 byli ENTHUSIASTICALLY
oklaskiwani. Choir parafialny dwu-
krotnie wystapif re spiewem, pod
dyrekcya p. Leona Cieszykowskiego
miejscowego organisty a ma zakon-
genie przem6wil san X. Solenizant,
dziekuJac serdecznie "a owacye ma
Geese tego u~rzadzona i Ia zyczl'wosc
r6u okazana. Przyrzekl jak ~najener-
giczniej ~pracowat wsp6lnie re spie-
wakami, albowiem jak sam powie-
dzial, re Spiew kocha ca}em screen
1 ola tegot nigdy ME szczedzi czasu
nj groNa. Pc odspiewaniu modlit-
wy ,,Bo5e cos Polske". spiewacza
dru5yna rozeszia sic do domu. W
piatek jake W dzieh pr1ypadajacych
imienin x. proboszcza Piotra H.
Pyterka, ma plebanie sw. Heleny
przybyli liczni konfratrzy solenizan
ia. ably zlozyt mu zyczepia. Obecny-
mi byli: X. Pralat Stanis}aw Nawro-
cki, X. Edward Kowalewski, X.
Franciszek Marcinek. X. Felix's Field
helm, x. Antoni Halgas, X. Bobal'
X. wincenty Nowicki / X. Pawea
Sobota.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

W srode ubiegia odbyl sic pogrzeb
s. D. Tomasza Konwihskiego, cz}on-
ka kilku Towarzystw, z domu zaio-
by pnr. 2620 Haddon ave., do ko-
scioia p. W. sw. Heleny, gdzie <.
Piotr H. Pyterek, W asystencyi X.
Ferdynanda Scieszki jake dyakona
1 X. Paw4a Soboty jake subdyako-
ma, odprawii zaIobne n~abozenstwo /
ceremonie pogrzebowe, poczem
zw{oki zloaone zosta}y ma wieczny
s~poczynek ma cmentarzu sw. Woj-
ciecha. Zmar}y liczyi lat Is. znany
byf ma Kantowie, Miodziankowie !
Helenowie. Mech ~odpoczywa W po-
koiu.
w najbliisza sobote W kosciele
sw. Heleny o godzinie gel rano ma
Mszy sw. pobiogosiawiony zostante
zwiazek maizenski p. Jana Kaskiji
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06

RumfOrds wybOrny phosphate pro
seek do ~pieczenia, 1 fun O7o
iowa puszka, specyalnie
swiety Okragiy steak 2E4c
unit
c., oernsd Beef be1 hosei' 19ac
funt
Chop Suey sos, wprost importo-
wan7' sDseyalnie butslha 123c
"a
Magic City asortOwane OK
marynatki, s}oik ........ A
Plymouth Rock wybOrne 2Qc
figowe powidla, sloik =. wv
Swieto ~upieczone Co 17@c
lumbia precle, funt "a
UnOme mark WybOrny wczesny
czerwcowy groszek,. " 10r
puSDKd ..........'
Campbels wyborna Zupa NJ
z p~omidorow, puszka -. Nv
Richelieu rodzynki z ziarn'700
kami, funtowa paczka OS
Najlepsza basket fired IOo
japo6ska herbata, funt 1~~
Kasper's Desert Chief 6wieto u
palona kawa, 8 funty a
"a
Jaja, swiete wprost IOr
farm, tuzin ............ 1~S
Douglas kr0chmal z ku- 73c
kurydzy, paczka 800.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-06
.ashburn Gold Medal MakaA, 18 Beczki Ia $1.S5

Monarch mark WybOrny catsup
z pomidorow, pajntowa 0Eo
butelka ............
Masfo Meadow Hill Creamery 70
bione 2 najlepszej Smile E7@
tany, funt .......... Wv
Sawtay, 100 prOcent ma 20o
s}o orzechowe, puszka "a wv
Cytryny, Extra wyborne imOrtO-
wane Messina cytryny, naj-0E~
lepsze do lemoniady tuzin wv
Pomarahcze, slodhie jak 90
mi6d, Sunkists, tuzin "a wv
Richelieu najlepszy ser QOo
W oselkach, funt 600. wv
Manhattan marld prepa-
rowana musztarda s}oik 4VN
Kirke flaked mydlo, kra- o.
jane, funt ............ SOS
Wyb0rne wonne kOrz0nli0
do peklowania, funt 80. XIV
Czysty destylowany ocet, ~
gallon
Piesers czeskiego sty1u iytnia
o msf ! " ,' oee1ki' sps- 1.49
Hetzel'e czysty topiony A.
smalec, funt ........ 1~S
Kneipp malt, substytut ka01n
WV, specyalnie paczka 6AN
Yacht Club salad dress.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08

the size Of a half dollar. On one
side will be a reproduction Of the
treasury building and the words,
Victory Liberty Loan" The other
face will bear a certificate of the par
ticipation in loan campaign with a
blank space for engraving the name
Of the recipients Treasury officials
said the medals were now being
made from the German cannon cap
tured BY the Americans at Chateau
Thierry.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08

partment to all Liberty loan work.
ers who participate actively in the
coming Victory Liberty loan CAM
paign. The treasury announced TO-
dav that the medals would be dis
tributed 10 all members of local
Liberty loan committees who DO
conspicuous work in behalf OF the
next loan. such as serving on volun-
teer soliciting committees.
The medal was described as about
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08

set, Means Of raising the money
were discussed at the annual meet
ing held Wednesday i'll the Chamber
Of Commerce with Mayor Smith,
Isaac Carpenter, George Payne,
Frank Boyd, w. Il. Reed, Jay Fos-
Ter, Rev. L, III. jerks and w. l.,
in attendance.
The balance OF last years bud
get of $4,000 was raised by the
Volunteers themselves through their
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08
Rear Admiral Strauss
viii Remove Mine Barrage

Washington, March Rear Ad-
miral Joseph Strauss, commanding
the mine force, Atlantic fleet, will
soon return 10 England to cooper
ate with the British naval forces
in the work Of removing the North
sea barrage, Secretary Daniels am
nounced today. The greater part of
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08

this barrage was set by American
mine layers and the mines used
were manufactured in this country.
Rear Admiral Albert p. Niblack.
recently relieved from command Of
the Mediterranean squadron. will be
appointed chief Of the bureau Of
naval intelligence on his arrival.
Secretary Daniels today confirm
ed reports that Rear Admiral Har-
ry S. Knapp would succeed Ad-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08

miral Sims as commander Of the
overseas naval forces when the lat
ter returned to the United States in
April. - ----
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08
Volunteers Of America Out
for $1,000 Fund for Budget

The Volunteers of America will
soon initiate a quiet campaign for
$4,000 to complete their years bud
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08
Melt Chateau Thierry
Guns INTO Medals for
Victory Loan Workers

Washington, March Medals
made from captured German guns
will Be awarded BY the Treasury de-
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08
Special Service for Omaha
R0tarianS at all Saints

Rev. T. ]. Mackay will deliver 2
sermon before the Rotarians Of
Omaha at special service for them
at All Saints church, Sunday morn-
ing at II o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-08

industrial work. lodging house and
churches. according to Major T. A.
Mccormick.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Helm the Census Man.

Tomorrow will be started the great
undertaking Of conducting census of
the country. principally for the Purpcs" of
enumerating the people. and generally
for securing information as 70 their aees,
nativity and ether c.assifcations Of inter-
est Also. 20 secure reliable statistics of
manufacturers. commerce and ali The
other practicsl Industries
Much of the success OF work q this
character depends upon the people them
selves. They will be required . furnish
the information desired by the census
bureau through IS ascnte. And while
an the latter arr armed with full legal
authority, and may employ the law ID
compelling rccahctrants TO answer their
questions properly, IL will be far better
if all our people JOIN heartily in the work
bv making the tasks Of the enumerators
as easy as possible BY 50 dong they
viii be rendering good pubic service, and
incidentally sowing themselves from
possible trouble
50 meet the census enurncrators heart
iIy and chcerlly uo matter If you may DC
somewhat put 2ut by their calls Give
them all the information they ask for
fillv ana correctly In this manner the
census may be made complete and accu-
rate. and therefore valuable An uc"m-
pJe:e census would be ot 10 value; i even
might prove detrimental IN many respects
Let ,s all Do what uAay b n or power 70
make tho census enumeration Il 1920 q
successful accomplishment md may Il
show population Of at least l25,000 for
the city of Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Trade in Poison Whisky.

The alarming number Of deaths that
have occurred within the past few days
from indulgence in ''poiscn whisky
should incite to drastic measures Tor the
suppression of the deadly traffic The
fatal outbreak in New England has been
traced to shipments OF the stuff manu-
factured on a large scale, and sold oy
ready agents to just AS ready customers
The stuff thus disposed of proved deadly
poison.
The reign Of prohibition has led to
various efforts TO provide substitutes that
will produce exhilaration TO those VINO
indulge in them, and which may oe soid
freely without positive violence TO inc
nrohibition statutes Permits issued to
authorize the manufacture Of poriumery
have been employed for the manufacture
of these deadly beverages. Such permits
were issued, it is said, to about Z,tUo per
sons in New York City, last week OF
whom not more than fifty are legitimate
manufacturers Of perfumes. All the diners
were for the purpose OF making poison
whisky
Cologne spirits, wood alcohol and other
deadly ingredients 20 into the manu-
fact,lre of these substitutes for a'cohohc
beverages. The fatal properties OF WOOD
alcohol were known years ago, before pro-
hibition had any hold on tho country
Some of those who made and sold tne
'spoison whisky" that is reaplrg such a
large harvest in New England hay" been
arrested. All who make or sell this deadly
stuff should be prosecuted for the mu1d'r
Of its victims, and punished accordingly
on conviction. Those who willingly pur-
chase and drink it arc fit subjects Tor
asvlums for the insane.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
BOOMERANG FOR LABOR.

Senator Ienroot Of Wisconsin, has
proposed so-called compromise be-
tween the Cmnnlns bill proposal for
bidding strikes Of railroad workers and
Representatives Esch's machinery Of
conclliatlou Instead Of torbiddlng men
to ~trke and compelling thcH 70 work,
Senator j.onroot would let them strike
and forbid them to work under certain
conditions Ne would provide q scheme
OF cancellation with the necessary tri-
buuaf but instead Of giving It power 10
prohibit men from striking he author, ,zes
il to make orders under which men
who do strike ln violation OF the tri-
bunal + findings mav not for fixed period
20 back to work N the employ Of any
carrier IN the country
II this proposal is agreed on in con-
ference on the Two bills the railroad
workers will find themselves IN q worse
position than il the anti-strike clause
bcaoroes law II might not work for the
benefit of the country, either. There
usually is such demand for skilled
workers that preventing any number
Of them from working is apt to result
Ia harmful conditions generally Buffalo
Lxprcs@.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Pleasing 20 The Russian Reds

A RECENTLY uncarthcd document, signed
hv two officials of the Boishevlst govern
ment in Russia. containing platform for
= campaign of 'Rcd" prnpaganda, IN
cIuded this significant statement 1t IS
desirable to spread hostility towards
Wilson as a two-faced criminal, as well as
toward his League Of Nations
senator Lodge opposes Wilson" and
has spread hostility toward the League
of Nations. So has Senator Ball Of Della
ware. and others who followed the Mssss-
chusetts Senator IN his partisan hght
against President Wilson and adopted op-
position to the League Of Nations as the
most effective weapon Of combat.
And now we sec how Senator Lodge
and his followers, by their partisan on
position 10 President Wilson and the
League Of Nations, were playing into the
hands Of the Russian Reds And NEST
significant in this connection IS the recent
violent uprising of this element of anarchy
and destruction in bur country. While
Lodge and his fellows fought President
Wilson and the League Of Nations ID Y ash
inpton. the Red cnnspirstors throughout
the country organized their hellish scheme
Of similar opposition by means Of bomb
plots and other savage devices for whole
sale assassination. Thanks to the activity
of the government agents, one batch q
',Red" conspirators IS now On the way to
more congcnial surroundings n kcd
pttssir
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
PRESS COMMENT.
JUDGING THEMSELVES.

Those authorized spokesmen OF the
Anti-Saloon League who arc denouncing
rs W ct propaganda against that organIza-
ton the newspaper reports OF deaths
from drinking wood alcohol do not make
their position entirely clear. IL is not
fully apparent whether the guilty element
of ''propapanda" lies in the fact OF the
epidemic Of death spread over the country
or merely in the public record of the fact
as appearing in the newspapers.
To come minds duly impressed with
their own representative investlture by
the 'moral forces" of the nation, 1t may
be conceivable that q scattered 1iurnber
of these hundreds Of victims deliberately
chose quick death or life oil blindness
merely to spite the AntiSaloon League
and bring its reign over the country INTO
c1isrepute But even such minds on re-
fiection must be inclined to reject The
theory that helplessly vindictive spirit
of their own cultivation is deep and wide
spread a ough To induce destruction
in a teri be form among SO many people
IN SO many places.
The grayc accusation thus lies against
The newspapers alone IN their pubhcatIon
of a fact In the view Of the Antl-Saloon
League II is not legitimate news. The
Springfield (Mass) Republican compares
the visitation OF death in that vicinity
to the two greatest catastropheR kQown
10 that section the Mid River food and
the burning Of the Catholic Church in
Holyoke. B,lt while The property OF
loud publication was never questioned
Tor those terribly fatal events, silence
alone is proper IN the present case. Any
thing else is ant,-Prohihition propaganda,
which is the thing TO lament, and not the
fact Of the great aud spreading toll Of
death and disease.
Such a Judgment Of The temper Of the
country's ncw masters is not imposed
from without. Il is seif-imposed. New
York World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
WILL RAISE THEIR PAY.

Attorney General Palmer told a SEN
ate committee that the frrn, strong
hand of the government finally had
forced the striking miners to yield To
that statement ANY citizen who reads
the papers and uses the American Ian
guage with yigor and frctdcm Will Imma-
diateiy answer unkp
When The miners finally did yield it
was because the 6rm, strong hand If
The government wss stretched out to-
ward tile pocketbook Of the individual
coal consumer.
It did not need the testimony Of Al
fred NJ Ogle, chairman Of the execu-
tive committee Of the operators, TO
convince the public that the govern
ment was afraid to fight It out on the
issue raised by the Federal Court in
junction.
There is no need TO assume that the
government was trying To bluff the
miners. But there is certainly no rea-
son now for letting the Attorney Gem
eral bluff the public Binghamton Press.