davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

podczaS tel wojny dziennpkarstwo
polskie, spcfni&o dobrze swoja po-
winnoSc wzgledcm Kraju i Sztan-
daru Narodowego, przyczyniajac
sic do wzmocnicn;a ducha naro-
dowego; ma d32go jcszcze pred
tenn, MIN uStawa O PrzymusowcJ
s!uibic w~ojskowej zostafa w7ro-
~wadzona, Prasa polska W tym
kraju zachecaIa Polakow. ably sic
jake ochotnicy garncli do amcry-
kahskicj armii, a tysiQcc odpo-
wicdziaiy ochotnie ma TO naszc
wczwanic. To samo s~tWicrdziiy
pozyczki wolnoSciowe, akcya
,yCzeHHoncgo Krzyza", kampanie
znaczkow wojcnno . oszczedno-
$ciowych i innc przcdSiGbiorstwa,
Potrzcbnc do szczesliwego prowa-
dzenia wojny. Kolumny polskich
gazct, drukowanych w jezyku pol
skim, byiy zawszc ma usiugi w
tych sprawach ola kraju - Jaw
sze lojalne i patryotyczne. Me
wzmiankuje tego w tym sensie,
by to byla szczegolna jaka zasfu-
ga tych naszych pism, to by} icl,
swiety obowiazek; ale spe}nily O.
ne ten obowiazek chetnie i ocho-
GO, dlatego zaslugrujq ma wzgle-
dy.
Czy zaS uchwalenie podobnc-
go prawa, jak w~spomniane, ME
byloby ograniczeniem os0bistej
wolnosci, czyz ME pozbawiloby
ono tysiecy setek dobrych obywa-
tell amerykahskich moznoSci czy-
tania biezacych nowin, ktoremi
sic wjelce interesuja - jake A
merykanie!
w szczeg6lnoSci tez re wzgledu
ma niebe1pieczeistw!o czerwone--
go rady&alizmu, ktory sic tax "a
straszajaco szerzy 20 kraju, ME
cdcielibysmy w ten sposob srod-
k6w wpiywania ma umysfy ludu,
kt6rego potrzebujemy celem O.
brony naszych instytucyi pre-
civ miedzynarodowej agitacyi?
My ME popieramy, ami ME bro
nimy obcokrajowych gazet, ktorc
maja ma sumieniu szerzenic rozrl-
chow i zamieszek. Many prawa i
chow i zamieszek. Many prawa
odnoSne do takiej formy zdrady
i tie pisma powinny bye bezwzgle-
dnie zamkniete.
Wskazaniem roztropnem sytua-
cyl wydaje sic nam bye zdrowy
rozum, ktory nakazuje odroznic
prase obcokrajowa Patryotyczna
i przejeta duchem prawdziwego
amerykanizmu, Cd tel czeSci obco-
narodowej prasy, ktora senator
King bez watpienia chcia} dosieg-
mac, cd tel nieznacznej mniejszo-
sci obcojezycznych pism, nieprzy
jaznej wzgledem dobrego rzadu,
porzadku, praw i konstytucyi.
Przedstawiamy Z szacunkicm
n~inicjsze spostrzezenia nasze i Iii
wagi, w tel mySli, &c bedq one
wziete pod rozwage, gdy sprawl
Przyjdzie ma porzadek dzicnny do
rozstrzygniecia.
Czy mic byloby wskazanem, ably
pozwolono przedstawicielom pra-
sy obcokrajowcj stanac pred ko-
mitetem, kt6remu zlecono ten
wniosek, aby mogli przedtozyt
swoj sprzeciw?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
Washington, D. c.,
%, lutego, 1920.
Redakcya ,,Dziennika Chicago
skiego" 1855 West Division

NcQdkCyd ,,OZlcnlnhd
skiego' 1455 West Division
str, Chicago, Ill.
Stosownie do rezolucyi, powzie-
tel w Pittsburghu, osmielam sic
zawiadomie Szanownego Pana, re
ukIady, ktoryeh przeprowadzenia
musielismy sic podja6 z powodow
wythumaczonych ma tenn zebra
niu, skonczyiy sic ola mas nader
p%omyslnie. Ably rozwazyc sprawe
najdoldadniej oraz sposob jej
przeprowadzenia, mann zaszczYt
zaprosic Pana - z polecenia pei
nomocnego ministra Lubomirskie
go - ma zebranie, we Srode, 3go
marca, o 4ej pc poiudhiu, Chicago,
w Congress" hotelH Re wzgledu
ma wielka doniosfosc tel sprawy
ola naszego kraju, oczekuje Pan
skiego przybycia i wspo}pracy.
DIR. Jan Adamski,
dclcgat ministcryum skarbu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
" Sprawie Po7yczki
Ola Polski

Cd czasu konferencyi Prasy
Poiskiej W Pittsburgh czekano
dose dflgo i cierpliwie ma wyjas-
nienia oficyalne W sprawic
wzmiankowanej w nadpisie; ma
reszcie teraz pc Sch miesiacach
zw4oki, dla ogoiu naszego niezro-
zumialej rzecz ma ruszyc I miej-
sea zalatwiona ~pomySlnie, jak O.
rzeka ponizszy ~nadeslany nam
telegram:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
MACIERZ POLSKA.

fest organ!Eacya taczaca mlodzieS poll
ska obojga Dici " pracach nsukoWych,
patryotycznych 1 o~ratniet pomocy dlS
podniesienia ducha moralnoSci | dooro~
bytu W spofeczerstwie. 4 szc7egolnfe
miedzy miodzieza polska- MoSna Sapt.
sac ste ma posmiertoe Cd lat IA do a.;
ma cEio1kov StowarEysEonyeh bsE o.
~ErRuicZenla w!eku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
A~merykanizaG va = tax;
ME merykanizator
Szowinizm!

cosmy W caiym dkugim cyAu ar
tySuAow pssii o amerykanizacyi,
ktora - racyonalna, umiarkowa-
IA, godziwa - uznajemy "a jeden
Z Acknowledgment po4ulatow,
jake So pred nami W chwili O.
becnej. Me potrzebujerny wo-
bee wszystkiego, coSmy o TEN juz
.powiedzieii - powtarzaG jak to
.te racyonalua i godziwa amery--
kanizacye rozumiemy stwier-
dzimy tyfko ola przypomnienia /
stresDczeuia wszystkich argunmer-
tow, IL ME rozumiemy jej jake re-
negacye narodowa, re powinna
ona zawierac w sobfe poszanowa-
ME tradycyi pocfrodzenia nasze-
go i wszystkiego. co sic z MEM
saczy. Anerykanizacya TAXA ma
bye obrona pred narodowym ma
Sym szowinizmem, ktory byfby
tn wprost bezrozumnym i ciezko
szkodliwym - nietyako nam sa-
mym, nietyiko Polouii, ale ea&cj
Sprawie Poiskiej, poniewaz mu-
siafby ia nsrazic ma niezyczliwoSc
Amerykanow i Ameryiki, absolut-
rie niepozsdana naszrmu narod"-
wi. Gdy wiec odpierzmy Pojecia i
odruchy szoewinizmu polskiego, a
doradzamy ameryAanizaeye ro->
zunna - przez mas amyeh ujeta
i prowadzona s~tateczrie 70 je-
dnak rownoczesnie nsjostrzej i
naisilniej protestujemy, Protesto-
wac ME pzestaniemy pTzeciwko
wszelkim zakusom szowinizmu a.
merykanizatorssdego. o ktorym
wszyscy wiemy, IL W kaiu tutcj-
Sym wystepuje coraz bezwzgled-
niej, coraz bardzicj niepohamowa-
ME, a niczgodnie z duchem kon-
stytucyi kTaju tego, ktory ma bye
ma wick ojczyzna swo6od ME
expozytura gwaE6w prlsaczych i
przymusow.
Do obrony solidarncj zorga-
pred taSim s1owiniz-
mem amerykanizatorskim mic
prDestanicmy nawofywac 'roda-
W tym kraju i many nadzic-
je, re CLOS nasz bcz echa i skutku
ME przeminie. $50
Obecnie jest wniesiony pred
Kungresem Stanow Zjedn. pro-
jekt senatora Kinga re Stanu u
tab, wymierzony ciezko i dotkli-
vie przeciwko prasie tu~tejszej,
drrtkowanej / wydawanej w jezy-
kach innych - ME angielskim.
Wniosek ten w najwyzszym sto-
pniu niesprawiedliwy, z samych-
re podstaw umotywowania falszy
wy i bledny - godzi groznie w
uajzywotniejsze szanse bytu pra-
sy wzmiankowanej, dlatego bro
mic sic trzeba pred mozliwoScia
przyjecia wniosku tego, a i'm soli-
darniej w tel sprawie wszyscy
zagrozeni wystapia, tenn szanse
obrony takiej lepsze.
PiSmo nasze zrobiio swoJe.
Ponizej drrkujemy rezolucye.
wystosowana gdzie nalezy, W
sprawie, bedacej w movie, w ko-
rel to r~ezohcyi zawarto krotko a
SLIME wszystkie najdosadniejsze
argumenty n~aszej strony pre-
ciwko wnioskowi temu krzywdza-
cemu i szowinistycznemu. Otto,
iak brzmia rezolucye Wydawni-
.ctwa ,,Dziennika Chicagoshego":
Nizej podpiSani wydawcy gaze
.ty polskiej sDzienn;k Chicagosk"
najenergiczniej protestujemy pre-
civ przyjeciu wniosku senatora
Kinga znanego, jake ustawa S.
I371S, ~brzmiacemu jak nastepuje:
sWykluczyc pewne zagraniczne
pisma cd przywaejow drugiej kla-
|sy przesysk pocztowych, a pod
nieSc cpsate drugiej klasy takze
Il ola innych przedsiebiorstw."
Podpisani p~rotestuja pr0eciw
tel czeSci sehcyi 14tej, ktora jake
warmek dopuszczenia publfka--
cyl do drugiej khsy Pocztowej "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01
Z Text R~edakcyjnej.


Przeciez najbardziej autokraty-
czne rzady Prus Rosyi pozwa-
laIy ma wydawanie pism w innych
,jezykach Gzyz ten kraj wolnoSci,
tolerancyi sprawiedlrwoSci, row
noSci i demokracyi, kt6ry pc try
kro6 juz, W swej krotkiej historyi
uSwiecif #ve ideally chrztem
krwi. cofnie sic wstecz do stosun-
kow gorszych, anizeli te, jake
panowaIy w krainach despotyzmu
Ii ciemnoty'~?
To prawdh, re niektove Oboe
dzienniki podczas wojny byly ME
lojalne A; ale TAX samo prawda jest,
re niektore; publ&acye W jezyku
angielskim r6wniez byly n~ielojal-
ne. Jest to- fakt znany, re ~nielojal-
nose ME z1ra jezykow i moze bye
szerzona w kazdym sqosobie.
Dlaczegoz wiec karac Gala obco-
kr9jowa prse "a przewin;enia
kTBu? Czemuz ME zuieSG juz Cd
razu i GAIA angielSka prase "a
tych kilIu przewiny?
Kazdy bezstronny swiadek mu-
ST to przynaG, &c prasa obcokra-
iowa z maiymi tyIko wyjatkami,
nies4ychane oddafa rzadowi ply
siugi podczas wojny. Popierala O.
ma Szczcrze i wprost entuzyasty-
cznie wszelke zazr2dzenia wojcn-
ne; byfa ona niesfychanic potez-
nym czynnikien1 ku budzeniu 10
jalnoSci, oraz kd wspieraniu akcyi
wojennej rz2dowcj poSr6d tych,
ktorzy ihaczej byliby niedostepni.
z Powodu niedostatecznej z%najo--
moSci jezyka angielskicgo.
Ten potezny czynnik jest "a
wszc i teraz IA usfugi rzadu / "a.
rodu. Czy bytoby to madrzc &c
strony narodu pozbawiac sic tax
pozyteczncj pomog? Czy byioby
to rozsadnem &c strony rzqdu
zniszczyc ten niezrownany Sro--
dek rozSiewania prawdziwcso Po-
jecia obywatelstwa amcrykanskic
so wSrod obco-urodDonych? Czyi
by Kongres mogf okazac tax
maio wdziecznoSci i uznania ola
obconarodowcj Prasy, "a jej ME,
dajacc sic ocenic us}ugi W czasie
wojny, przez przyjecie ustawy.
ktora ma ma celu zniszczcnie i pod
ciecie egzystcncyi owego wielce
uzytecznego siugi i przyjaciela?
Nizej podpisani najusilniej u
praszaja senat Stanow Zjedn., a
by sic kierowa4 powXzszymi
wzgledami i ME dopuScit do u
chwalenia ustawy senatora Kin
ga S. 37lS, jak rowniez jakiego-
kolwiek innego prawa, majacego
podobne zamiary i tendencye.
(Podpisy Dyrekcyi Polskiej
Spoki Wydawniczej w Chicago.
w tejze samej sprawie OBJ. Pho
trowski. p1ezes Zjednoczenia,
wystosowal do P. Karola +.
Townsend, przewodniczacego 10
rlitetu Senatu Stanow Zjedn. ola
Poet ! Drog pocztowych pismo,
nizei w tiumaczeniu naszem po--
dane:
Szanowny Panic.
Zwr0cono mi uwage ma wniosek
No. S. 371S, przedstawiony przez
Senatora King'a W Senacie Sta.
now Zjednoczonych, ktory opie--
wa, IL wszystkie pisma przesyla-
ne d-oga pocztowa drugiej klasy
musza bye drukowane W jezyku
angielskim, ktora to sprawl po-
ruczona zostala Komitetowi Pre-
sy4ek i Drog Pocztowych, ktorego
Pan iesteS przewodniczacym.
Gel tegoz bSlu, jak uwazam,
skierowany jest przeciwko gaze
tom obcojezycznym, przesyianym
|druga klasa. Uchwa}a Podobna
godzi wprost w e~gzystencye OBJ
cej prasy W Stanach Zjedn., a W
Irazie przeprowadzenia tegoz akuu,
Dosta,yby po5bawione moznoSci
|egzystencyi wszystkie pisma OBJ
cojezyczne W calym kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-01

MeSoUie StdnU wSzedzie sg0-
6sGjQ sic ID sdGniu, Se must ISL
nice SJednocSoHa, HieS0ie<5G I
sdmOESqdaG POLSkG-
- Woodrow Wilson.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

The only candidate for National Committeeman wnO has the endorsement Of the Republican, Club Of h.s own town.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

va'cy occasionally with a seemingly unlimited quantity of currency, had nothing on the Peter, a Ec,chjNau gasboat, says the Chronicle.
 The Peter Is am innocent looEjr~ little troller. When it is tied up d. the city float it looks very much like any of the hundreds of othas gasboats which have mad, Kct.aiaal .,mous aS a fishing center
 EUt the Peter has a way of gar r,~su@ in the King salmon that k s mystery 70 oN who know her.
 King salmon have been scare this year. Many fishermen hayc mad, lits'e moro than their expenses, while some have not done even that we'll but tho Peter continues to ,rior in full cargoos which sell at .op prices.
 Some fishermen have looked upon he Peter with a jealous eye. I would moan dollars, to them if the, could fathom the little boats secret n fact some have attempted to fo' low tho Peter to hor fishing bank hut all have seemingly failed.
 When all is quiet in tho smar hours between tho ta,v ord tav- Fght the Peter mystoric9s'y s'irs rom hcr birth and is awny. Thos ho have sat up to watch the crar ave failed to sen hcr go. If it arpcns that fishermen gre busy a" .ght about the float where the r.. .nr is tied, she remains in port. B.. rr time when nonn is loo'linr, or' ,hc goes. Al midnight there is no. q soul aboard the little craft; no me is seen to go near yet when th. m rises in The morning shn is Gon> Nor was anyone disturbed by thr NaaUst ot ,bn Peters gas engine.
 Once out (. sight, nothing fur ncr is heard ot .he little craft ur il one morning a few days late when she is again tied at her bo,t with u fall cargo of King salmo. nnlrI
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

Governor Campbell, has brougl. . ere ou b., rr,aya uom d uip ,o ta, s...,, psm,aaa.y a. Florence, aiI1o. na.
 In ,ons'c. r.., Salinas, #a.vil, a tenn for burglary, h,d a E uo. A,a..., u.a ....-.aa ot ,"a roau Co., s,ruc.oa g ug. 'aho .i,yo4~.u b.gau., O, ,3, G.ac.p.uo which th, iar.m4n D,,,, ', impose, a,cortmg to s,c,e.a y Mines. O. the o.hel eanu Salinas was considered troublesome p-o.iu cny-ga to b. a source O. danger, and spelling under restrain,
 lis act ci h@o.sm came one d2. just after a premature cNp,osio. knocked foreman Mcdonald uneo .a,o.s. Salinas, who was out Of th danger zone, rushed in and b.ror -i. 0 Gle rock h4d stopped i-lrs .ara h.s o"n body upon that of taa foreman.
 \ rock fell on Salinas head an 3.".' him. thc secretary said, bu realizing that a0othcr blast was dHn to explode immediately the conv.c .ru~~'od to hts feet, picked up th- sill ncop-cious foreman and draGged rm out of danger.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

A genuine Alaskan and a real Republican. Has lived 23 years in Alaska Winter and Summer at Fairbanks Juneau, Seward and An ChOrage.
 paid Advertisement
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08
SEWARD PEOPLE
 Prevent APPENHICLJiS

Many SEWARD people are us nG simple g'yccrNc, buckthorn bark, c'c. as mixed ia Adler-i-ka. This flusho- BOTH upper and lower bowel SD com plctcly it removes all foul, accumu.u- lated poison, from alimentary cana. and prevents appendicitis. Adler kf relieves ANY CASE gas on stomach or sour stomach. Often CURES con St.patior In oue ease of chronic Stom- ach trouble ONE bottle produced wonderful results. SEWARD DRUG Col
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08
RICHARDSON DENOTED

WASHINGTON, D. C.. April S,- raio-- General Wlas ? Richardson .ho commanded the American fore
 ou the lIumansk coast in Nort' Russia has ben denoted Co tho ran. ' colonel. which was his prc-wa,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

lTlSN'r YOUR TOWN IA. .H.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08
COMING TO SEWARD

Mrs. Grace Pwluo and daughtc" ~'N ar;ra on the Admiral Wat or tonight. Mrs. Pdrdoa will be tha Noasr'.7ognr at tra Hotel Seward Yrs. P~a't, who has been connected w;th tn'e rorn'nr hotel fer some timr as lo'aa',rnpe", will leave soon for -hn s.at.s.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08
NSBONr PETER
 HAS NNSTERIOI
 FISHING GROI\H,

Death Valley Scot,y, who created no little excitement m CaH,u~N5s towns some years ago by his 'lys-
 trrjou, way of returning from Death,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08
rREEEHEHrTrHl=
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T k A ID k R $
Seattle,

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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08
.ONEICT MEXICAN SAVES
 LIFE OF HIS FOREMAN NOTWITHSTANDING GRvDGE

PHOENIN, Aria, April S. How physically powerful Mexican con- jet saved the life of the foreman he slf,ad at tho risk of his own, is the story ?. K. Mi)rcs, private secretary
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

-nk. .l.uy other generals wcy, a.a, denoted. Colonel Richardson w7. tom r p.y.a.nt of tao A,~sl bo.ra c, road commissioners. ,.., ,,,- - GlSN'T YOUR TOWN i.', .aE r. TDI want lc i've in tae k,nd
 oc d town rbg the k'nd of town yop like,
 yoa urclot slip your clothes
 h a grip And star, ol long, long hike, youTi g.nd elsewhere what you . lcr, behind Tor ,hore' ro,h;ng tha.'s real
 ,y new,
 It's knock g, yourself wUcn
 you knock your town; |. isa'n yaar town it's yog. Eoa. towns gre. no; made by
 m.u afraid
 Lest somebody else gets
 ahead;
 When everyone works ana no- 
 bo'y s1ir',s
 You can raise town from !hc dead. And # while yor make yoar personal stake Your uci -hor can make ore too, YOur town will hC whGt yoN
 wart t0 see; !t isn't your town it's yon. ANONYMOUS. Q + s "
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

ClaSSiIi0d5 HELP WANTED BY Alaskan Engineering Commission apply Employment Office Seward. Laborevs.
 G~ll Cooks. Flunkcys. Carpenter helpers.
 -'.. - Herring fish bait for sale at HaIi- hut Cove, price three cents a pound. FOR SALI,- Water front prorcr ,y for Industrial purposes, in lots Co suit. Apply J. S. Holman, owner. 4 ID SKIS at !. l.. GRAEFS.
  Lady 1orrington vaccum sweeprrs at GRAEF'S Sleds for boys and girls at Gra"fs.
 ---': ---------- RAYO lamps with shades $3 50 a' Graef's.
 -.:--- Electric Sewing Machine motors as Gracfs.
  National Water Motor Washers at J. L. Graefs. Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at Graef's.
 -----------S z. ---------------- lee Creepers and Skates Grdcfs
 -z ------- Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
 - FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at J. l.. Graefs.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-08

Asl your Seattle friends about Helen trda1o then ak about her al ,hc Alaska Shop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
JOHNSON BACKS
SEM HARDING

Chicago, Oct. Ex-senator Hiram VI
Johnson of California. In his hrst public
appearance in Chicago since his dsfeaS
for the Republican nomination for presi.
dent In June. tonight declared tho LAtgne
OF Nations the greatest issue In the
United States since tho Civil war" i.
Senator Johnson IL concluding
speaking tour through the middle Yeet
ut tho behest Of the Republican nAtionA
committee.
Tho league as tho chief issue OF thS
campaign is clearly defined. 6e4Atof
Johnson said. the Democrats being on
ono side and the Republicans on, the
other. He particularly emphhliIoo NJ
statement TINT There II no ambiguity ~
the stand or tho Republican party or -
tho stand Of Mr.. Harding"
During tho evening, tho senator devt.
nied from tho speech no had prepares
TO defend .hs Republican nominee
ngnInni mon and newspapers who pre-
t"nd TO DO friondB OF Senator Harding
and who nHpnrt that he IL 10 take thib
country into tho Tongue Of HationA.
For rcaBonH of their own. osrtAie
Interested individuals and 'newspApore
mRy misrcprcsont and miBintorprse nh
words. / resent these lmputations upon
the sincerity OF tho utteraDocS OF the
candidate and tho manifest ondesvOr -
some quarters to distort his nlsip
There Is nothing ambiguous or un'
certain in our candidates dsclAratton.
lie has courageously taken his STANG ne
has put the league behind him. He
wants neither interpretations nor rSser;
vations, but outright rejection"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

aud - rraallnE ~ tho pr"pl"H moods.
view nrA Just Ahead.
y" marty. no govornWen'. can a"c""
pIIph tho Impossible. but tho R"puhli"a"
party may confidently u" trun'"u W
OMEN In 1871 new ora In tho history OF
our country. and to make powerful ana
rormancnt contribution to tho Caus" OF
international peace and concord ana 10
tho advancement Of tho worlds Sntlstnc-
ton and happiness. without In any way
lcsscnlng tho control OF tho American
people over their own policies ana acts,
and without in any way bending or
breaking the Constitution OF tho United
States. tho sheet anchor OF our ship OF
state"
Mr.. Butler asserted that much dis
Cussion OF campaign affairs has no rex
ercnce TO greet present issues. which. he
said are only two in number. as
follows:
"'rhe relation which the people Of the
United States are TO bear TO other ma
tions and to those movements OF polltlCal
and economic opinion that arc common
TO civilized peoples throughout the
world. and.
The relative htness OF the Democratic
and Republican parties to uphold and
defend the American form or govern
mcnt and 10 deal in truly constructive
and COURAGEOUS fashion with the prom.
loms OF taxation. OF cost OF living. OF
transportation. OF labor. Of housing: OF
public health. and OF administrative
efficiency which Immediately confront
the American people
Painting out tho record OF tho United
States us "A leader In world movements
for international settlements under cod
lfisd law. 10 reviewed tho countrys
correspondence with foreign nntlonh un-
der ProsidcntA Mckinley. lt"osoVoit ana
Taft relative To tho aorlcs or Hague
conrorcnccn and criticized those who ro-
for dinparuginRly OF tho Hague Trl-
bunnl on tho ground that II failed TO
prevent the European war.
IIo saId that In 1914. though tho TACT
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LIQUOR
Of DIPLOMATS

Washington. Oct lG.-DisclOsure or
new prohibition snarl In which three
government depart mcnts and members
OF the diplomatic corps arc involved
was made public today when the state
department issued II formal statement
saying II "assumcs that no official OF
the government would attempt To pry
into the baggage Of n foreign diplo-
matte officer
The unusual course or tho state de-
partnrnnt In making whnt appeared |" bo
public appeal to othor government
officials was ndotGd. II wmr learned
after the treasury had amended Gus
Innr rcgula Ions NO IN 10 require the
baEHngc or dilomHts to 10 examined
nud liquor removed. Hack or tho action
Of the trryrury. IL wnn nlHu dincioHod.
wnn nm opinion rendered by the at
inrnry general. II wnH not mndr public
but wan nnid TO hold that the Nolntc'h
act Withdrew from diplomatic tho OK
cmptlun from customs examination OF
their Observation-Disclosures accorded mn IL
matter OF international COurtcHy.
Diplomats have made no formal pro-
trut Tho state department. however.
has accn evidence or. irritation among
members or tho corpa In Washington
Since tho opinion or tho attorney gen
ornl Jailed To sustain tho department
contention that examination exemption
he continued, II sought recourse through
tho public abatement.