Arizona republican., 1919-12-01

els) and everything else was high in proportion. And you talk of high prices.
 As for unrest, the world would be a sorry place without it. That's what makes lie worth living, the personal striving that leads somewhere. We had it in my day too. Just let your government take a tip from me and execute or jail or deport some of these professional labor and radical agitators who are spreading revolt and anarchy and destruction to civilization for their own private thirst for wealth and pow er and you won't notice the unrest. It'll be healthy unrest and will i'm prove, not destroy
 Irish Patriot Oenounces Irish Republic. Equally forceful and direct was the statement of the once famous Wolfe Tone, Irish rebel who died by his own hand in a British prison in 179S after being captured while on his way to start an Irish revolution with the aid of French ships, money and troops. Said the spirit of Tone anent the pres ent Irish question:
 Tt is really remarkable how those dear Irishmen of mine continue to hate England. Back in my times the United Irishmen were practicing treason to help the French beat Britain and the allies. Now the Sim Feiners are do- | ing the same thing for the same end. I suppose Germany found them willing tools during the war.
 ! This talk of an Irish republic is quite ridiculous. It is impossible. If | Ireland ever becomes a republic the Irish will be fighting among them- selves all the time. For my part, death has shown me the supreme folly of my own life, and l recommend the instant ! Imprisonment of every Sim Fein lead CT and the breaking up of the organize ton. A party which allied itself with Germany in her mad fight to crush the world and all democracy deserves noth- | ing better. l am surprised that the United States will allow the Sim F'ein | leaders to travel about the country and preach lies and hypocrisy"
 Diplomats Denounce the League.
 The league of nations also came in for severe criticism via the ouija board the most eminent statesmen of the various modern eras combining tC make statements. One of them pur- porting to come jointly from Talley- rand of France, Metternich of Austria Disrali of England and Bismarck of [ Prussia, said:
 There can be no league of nations because a time will never come or earth when individual and national sell fishness can be overcome. Wars vii go on until the coming of the mil lenium. Until then, the best insurance against war is preparedness, for pre- paredness is the only thing that vii keep a rival nation from taking III arms against you. As for your league
 of nations speakers, let them forge
 oratory and use common sense a while
 and they will realize what we say ii
 true. for we know.
 Bismarck the Man of Iron, also tool
 occasion to make a separate statemen
 about Germany. Said the imperia chancellor:
 You have beaten my Germany, vol
 allies; well and good. And now wha
 does it avail you? Already German!
 is preparing a trade war that will il
 time make her the leading nation O
 the earth unless you English speaking
 races forget petty interior squabble
 and settle down to work. And in an! event, remember Germany is never de
 feated, though she may be vanquished
 and her methods are always the same
 I, who ruled her once, know And so the spirits of the past tall } on to the pretty Phoenix lady sittinl
 at the spiritualistic trumpe. Some imes they speak of incidents of tn past, of personalities. And again the.
 talk of things of world interest, givinl } opinions that are clear and forceful. S far neither the Phoenix lady nor he friends have been able to catch any O the communicating shades in an incor ! rect statement. And as time goes o r the proud owner of the trumpet" ex poets to have new statements of un r usual interest, statements that com . from the ghosts of yesterday.