davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-02-26

and also to look up the potato
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Lund motored
over from the city on Saturday,
spending the week end with his
brother-in-law S family, Mr.hrank
Elden.
Mr.. Axel Psteysen, to be fash
ionable, med himselI 10 the city 10
have some dental work done.
Sand he had to heip run Ihe boat,
as he kept himseu md away IN
the pilot house.
Mrs. Ed Ramquisi had the
Lutheran Ladies Ana at her nome
last Thursday for pleasant al
ternoon of work and planning.
Refreshments of coffee and nice
cakes Were enjoyed.
Mrs. Butler and little soa culnc
over from the city to see how
Grandpa Raisbeck was getting on.
She has her hands full, dgstlug
and sweeping. Joe is righl in
clover, though, these days. as Far
as good eats goes.
Messrs. J. Pearson and A. c.
Moe have been Oil the job the
past week falling those big fir
.rees recently auctioned off on the
i5eulah Park grounds, Something
Of mathematical problem, too,
irying to cut down seven aud a
half and nine feet in diameter
trees with IA seven foot crosscu,
saw. Can you figure il outi
Mrs. W. &. Doyle entertained
lhe Red Cross ladies last week.
Not having any special work on
hand, the ladies brought along
home sewing Nice refreshments
were served. They chased Mr.. d.
out Of the house, which didn't
suit, so he stole back, and looking
through the window, said "thc
ladies were having a regular talk
fest. Whatever that is. Amt
he spitefulY
Now we know what all thai
iumber means that Mir. Petersen
The merchant has been storing on
nis waterfront. Mr.. o. Seyerson
rs rushing up another big ware
mouse, 30x60 feet, II feet high.
some job getting piling placed
without piledriyer. When the
tide is IN you wonder how, When
the tide was out the lowest there
was some mighty hustling, shovel.
ing gravel, and digging holes.
Mr., $. had j. .Iorgenson and Ben
Iluseby at hand. BY late after
noon piles set, stringers on and
floor mostly laid. Some hustlerS,
that crew.
MISS Marie DdnlelSon, me evan
geiisI singer, nds Deen uoing some
GOOD WORK at Ire Mernouist scan
ulnauan meetings rne past week,
,one Is a singer OF rare sweetness
ana power. Last cdnesday even
ing Sne sang 500, Come over
INTO Canaan Land, with much
pa.nos and persuasive effect. The
anal meeting was held last Sun
day. About 700 people came over
from Seattle By boat. The good
island folks brought baskets OF
lunch to help entertain them.
They spent the whole day with
various religious exercises OF
much interest.
Now, while Cove has a reputa-
ton for nice ranches, line trmt,
good-Iooking ladies', and the hand.
Soonest babies of any community,
yet there is another thing TO be
justly proud Of. That s the Jacob
Davis shipbuilding plant. He has
a fine fishing schooner on the
ways, the keel laid and graceful
ribs IN place. Busy saving the
braces with a power bandsaw. IL
is 60 feet long, Il feet 3 inches in
width. Mr.. Sigwell Bookman isl
master builder. Mr.. Davis does not
have to hire much help, as he has
seven stalwart boys of his own.
manhood grown, all good fisher
men; making money, TOO.
How many have seen that pop
gun" Uncle Sam has oa exhibit
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-02-26

present incumbent, Mr.. a. Malm-
burg.
Miss Singnie Carlson and Miss
Helen Nelson, both teaching in
Tacoma, were home for the Wash
hgton birthday holiday. Miss
Selma Nelson spent her vacation
with friends in Puyallup and
Buckley.
Mrs. j. NJ. Armstrong is slowly
recovering from a long siege with
pneumonia and throat trouble.
Mrs. Capt. Forbes and daught.
ers, Misses Queenie and Vera
were over from Tacoma Wednes-
day. They will return to their old
home on the peninsula early in
the spring.
Capt. l.. III. Jennings piloted the
Str. "Nisqually" from Tacoma
around TO Astoria, Ore.-leaving
Tacoma Monday at , p. IN. and
arriving in Astoria the next morn
ing at s a. m., the quickest trip
on record. Il. L. Stone of Burton
was engineer. The steamer S name
has been changed to Historian"
and will run ON the Columbia
river.
a h ouse party of more than
twenty young people came over
from Seattle on Saturday and re-
manned until Monday afternoon
at the Curry home. The canoeing,
merry laughter and bushels OF
fun made the beach seem like the
good old summer time" Mr..
Fred Wiman mothered part OF
the boys at his spacious Portage
home, while Mrs. E. b. Tubbs
looked after the rest.
Mrs. Geo. st. John and Mrs. L.
Bucknell We're hostesses at the
latter's home on Tuesday for the
Vashon Island Woman S Club.
Mrs. keating and Mrs. Jones pre-
sentcd papers ON the topic, Am
ericanizaiion." Discussion fol-
lowed, and a profitable and pleas
ant afternoon was spent. Lunch
was served.
The Orchas'', which is a light
house tender, will leave Bremen
ton about March 3rd to carry
supplies for the Light stations
along the coast, and will then
make "A trip to Honolulu, Bombay,
Persia and Sweden and will be
gone over a year.
We hear that one OF our lslana
boys, Cecil Nelson, brother OF
Mrs. U. II. Cross, recently Won
prize Of fifty dollars offered by
the Seattle Star for the best sug-
gestions on how to avoid accl-
dents i'll Seattle under traffic reg
ulations.
Mr.. Harold Selfors of Seattle,
a Burtonite during tine building
OF the two ships at Dockton two
years ago, spent Friday and Sat
urday III town. He is now general
for his father III the
wholesale fish business, and ex-
poets to make a trip to Alaska i'll
the spring to buy up fish for their
cannery and market in Seattle.
Rev II = Erpfz will occuny thn
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-02-26

Neolin soles at Rendall's s repair
shop, Portage. Phone Red 1151.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-02-26

Rev. I. S. Fretz will occupy the
pulpit at the Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-02-26

Expert vulcanizing at Rendall's.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-02-26

How many have seen that pop
gun" Uncle Sam has OF exhibit
tion in the city, on Pioneer
Squarei One hundred and fifty-
five millimeter. as the French call
them or a Ger, as we say Some
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
INF0RMAIHlN
0rsanisarea. gsrmanilor din
tarile straine.

Berlin. = La congres,ll tn1ut
In Hamburg al germanIlor carl
.ocuiesc orr all fost prin tarile
straine Heinrich STEINER. redac-
torul de la Export Herald, a
prnpus formarea unei ligi a ger
manilOr din toata lumea, care sd
cuprinda pc germani ca indivizi,
societatiile. corporatiile 81 toatc
institutiile germane din toate Ia
rifle straine. Aceasta liga sa SER
veasca cauza germana politiceste
81 in directia stiintifica. Pentru
munca po.itica numai acei ger
mani sunt alesi earl II 'au renun,
tat nici odata la cetatenia Tor
germana.
Senatorial Carl Wilhelm Pc
tersen. presedintele partidului de-
mocrat 81 membru in camera de-
putatilor, a spus correspondence
lui de la ziarul New York Ii
mes, ca liga nu va sOlicita
membrii i'm Statele Unite. pentr,l
ca aceasta poate da loc la con.
flict. insa liga va primi ell bra
tele deschisa orr ce relatii GU
americana de origina germana,
ell exceptia relatii.or politice {
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
Nebunie inlp0Itata

Telegraful adus eri vestea ca bomla expoadat in
Senatu romn, lcnd mai multe vctime, inre
taa epscopu Radu della Orada mare murit instan-
primul ncbunesc, odios ST respingator de
toata lumea civzata; Romina 81 de buna seama
este opera unu conlo uz 81 la Gale Gle persoane sire
inc de neamul nosru.
Rominu rabduru de fire. sufer multe, astoria mar
tura mai vie pima sal coprnz desnadejdea pima sa Sc
hotareasca ugu de grumazul u dar atunci
recurge la miseest Nu lovese din ntunerc 81 Ia
spate tilharu ornar, c la umina ze in fata barba
teSte
In astoria neamulu nosru atentaul della Senatul romn
unicul primu anrchc terrorist miselesc in
autorul autori u avut curaju s infnte consecn
tcle apulu unen sgur ca aca auorii au fost roml,
nau ucrat din propria or poire ci fost po lnstl-
gait fanazt 81 nebn de eemente strene th sufletul
nostru; nebuna nportaa Gle scelo nde useaza
de de zeci de ami. s7}
81 actul anarclc GU att mai otlios cit s'a pus la
Gale 81 "a svrst intro tara in acte nau nci
ustificare, char fa de elemenee cee mai revoutonare
dar cinstite.
Daca in Russia 81 absolute actee nihistlor
puteau jusca ntruct, intro tara constutionala IN
ula acorlarea Voulu Universal toate dreptu
rie della natune, act de naura numa
ca este las 81 odos ci desdere regimuui constitution
nal uulor lbertatlor isvorte din ele terorismul 81
anarcha mpotrva egilor instituunor isvorte al
catuite din vointa liberia poporiilui. = ! ina
Intro tara constitutionala vot universal tara Isl
guvernu legiutori 81 asezaminele pc carl lie inertia
Or Fl guverml actual al Rominiei 81 in or
foma fl VENT la crma arii upa alegerile nantea ca
rora sa preZntat 81 dui ce rln prn sl1ragul care
sa dat increderea tar grvern constitutional
nul pc la mputerncit popoml voul sau 81 or
anarchice mpotriva u sun impotrva regimuui
stituonal
Sa zice ca sau facut ingernte Ca s'a adement aega
tori. Ca sau v1nlut unii = Poporul e de vini.
lrebua sd opuie energie ngerintelor Trebuia
voeze penu acei carl mai aproape de sufletul u
Pentn ace pc ca cunostea bne 81 carl ua angaja
mene fonnale ca lie apara O opunere
act civic atmira lumea Era exercitarea
lul Hbere, ar fl coms act anarchic 81 poporul
Gel adement vna 81 mai nare, 81 ce vfnduti sunt
trdator propriei or Consttuta legile 81 aseza
mntee isvorite din sunt bune 81 de ele
toata brbaa cnstea 81 abnegata cetaeneasca nseamna
ca cuno insemnatatea lor atenta la ele prn acte
anarchce 1nseamna ca e esfizi in oc de ordne voies
haos 81 anarche Gel dnti copii in poca, ce Gn urma
crminal 81 mpotrva crimnalor fortee trebuesc
ne mai seama ca sunt uneee une doctrine strene de
firea 81 sufetul rominului
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
Sc Va retrage Argentina
din Liga?

Buenos Aires. Chestia GU
retragerea Argentinei din Liga
Natiunilor pare d devenit eau
"a pentru o apriga controvefsa
politica. Uncle ziare fac prezice-
rea ca aceasta chestie va III calul
de bataie din a!egerile preseden-
tale care vor fl i'm anul 1922.
Organizatii patriotice au inceput
deja campania uncle pentru 'al-
tele contra guvernului.
Organizatia ''Prietenii Fran
tel 81 aliatilor'' care a fost or
rganizata in decursul razboiului
au tinut 0 adunare de protest
contra presedintelui Irigoyen.
Motiunea votata spune ca dele.
gatia de la congresul Ligei a plls
Argentina intro pnSitie foarte
ridicula in fata tarilor civil
Zate''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
DM fuCA o(llDfulu

Celui care inca nu s'a saturat
lie alta ''hir1iala" 81 vrea in
rmpful capllni sd ne tireasca in
tr'o pnlemiea intermidabia, ii
raspundem sd citeasca incheerea
articoln,ui de fond publicat in
No. 8 G. Siretenia de catir a re-
daet0rului de la 'Rominnla nll-
mai prinde. Moi, putem fur
nina ii I'M alt sol de material
cetiterilor nostri.
Si seunsa Sc discuta in anu
mite eereuri chestia, daca M
: u pstea afls u alteineva sfarS
AZ doot6ri, eare - aibA califiea-
finnee Ae ! s1n1ne ed cntarei per
aos II frebhe scei pntin cite uh
~ wllitlsy ~ sIpAs1ainx
oe - = iilsi)ie senainG-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
MIMIC sURPRINZAT0R

Ziaral socialist parisian ''Hu-
mantle. ale. carui legaturi GU
Mosc0va snnt cunoscute. MIA a.
dus stirea ca Cicerin. ministrul
Gle externe al guvernului sovie-
tist 81 RaEowsky - fost at6ta
timp sufletul partidului socialist
International de Ia moi 81 actual
mente seful guvernului sovietic
al Ucrainei bolsevice (e 81 una
antibolsevica) - au protestat la
Puterile aliate eentra lalipirii Ba-
sarabiei la Roaa1nia, argumen-
tind ca nu poate fl resolvata
chestia aceSsta decit Gu partici-
parea representation Rusiei 81
Ucrainei.
Stlrea aceaSta nu ne-a slIrprins
de loc, pc moi care de la 1nceput
am priceput ca guvernul de la
Moscova, cu toate profesiunile de
credinta ,antitariste nu este in
realitate de cit continuatorul DO.
liticei regimului tarilor.
Numai forma e schimbata. fon,
dul acelasi. O iota nu s'a schim-
bat din tendintele 81 aspiratiile
vechei Rusii. Despotismul revo-
lutionar inaugural in Octon1brie
1917 nu face de cit sd continue
opera nenorocita despotismului
monarhic.
In fie-care ocazie sserioasa.
realltatea aceasta, pc care cOndu-
c;torii bolSevicilor cauta s o mas
cheze, iese la iveala. Atitudinea
guvernulli moscovit fata de po-
poarele care au profitat de re-
vOlutia rusa ca sa scuture - pc
baza principiilor acestei revo-
lutii = nesuferitul jug rusesc
atitudinea guvernului .acestuia
fata de insist aliatii Rusiei de la
1914 81 care nici un moment n 'au
denuntat atlanta, Smt dovezi mai
presus de oti &c Mtloiala.
Att incercat vneio data sd va
.dati seama de positiunea Rusiai
fata de aliatii eli de La 1914?
A Intrat in razboul impreuna
Gu Anglia 81 Franta contra Ger
maniei. Austro-T -Tngariei 81 Tur-
ciei 81 "a luptat pima la inceputul
hui 1918, cind Russia a ineheiat
pacea separate de la Brest-Li-
towsk. Regimul revolutionar pre-
tindea ca vrea pace 81 stim cum
ne-au parasit rusii in Moldova.
Cum Sc face ca regimul acesta,
att de dOritor de pace. a ajuns
ilr conflict eli aliatii Rusiei? 81
cum Sc face ca numai la pace n a
dus Rnsia. ci nelinste pe toata
lumea 81 'asta vara a purtat raz-
boiu in toata regula Gu Polonia
Politica de vesnica espansinne
de cotfapire, e 81 All politica Ru-
siei. Asia singura explicatie.
De aceed protestarea gdyernu-
lui bolsevist in privipta Basara-
biei. ce rost aweau repetatele pro-
puneri de pace facnte de ell? Caci
nu-Si putea doar 6nchipui ga a.
veam sa lntram IA tocmeala pc
AeAhneAh84AAshsAoinu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
AFLARA CAFttLUI
SFfNYULUI ION,


Numai naiba la 'ndemnat
Pc mas, cind q botezat
Pc tigan, Ion sal zica,
Find-ca satul Jpe ell plea
Nunele sa si'l cinsteasca,
Pc sint Ion SAL praznuiasca.
Vine Ion Botezatorul. :.
Aide, chiama tot soborul
81 pofteste-mi-l in casa
ST intinde-i apoi masa,
Ca doaf este 'om cu stare.
Fierar bun 81 mester mare.
Ma trecut un praznc -bine,
len Evanghelistul vine;s
Alta masa pc tigan,
Lar rashiu 81 lar chiulhan.
A trecut-o ell 81 y 'asta,
Cind sa zica insa basta,
Alt bucluc pc bietul gnur:
Hop Ion gura de aur!
&c sa faca?... La cinstit,
Ca dear s'or fl ispravit..
AS! Ell bea pin la fund fierea,
Caci da peste ell Taisroa
Capului lui Ion eel Stint.
Bine ca i -baga n pamint!
Zice mnltumit tiganu
Prea facea chef cu toptanu!
Doar ca caRul retezat,
O fl mai astimparat.
Ca de multi ce-a praznuit,
Pc mine "A saracit!
ST saltind cu bucurie,
C'asta data o sd fie
Cea din urma cheltuiala,
A facut o praznuiala
Gun butoi intreg de vim,
Ca sal fie de amin.
A trecut ce-a mai trecnt
ST taman cind a crezut
Ca, de-acuma G sca'parea,
Sc trezeste Gu Aflarea
Capului 1ui Stint Ion,
Rinduita de Sion
so cinsteasca 81 pre- ca,
Oar tiganul de colea:
- Ba vorba. Pofta n cui!
Par'ca alta treaba null!
Cine naiba o fl fost
Natarau asa de prost,
+ Sal mai ARA de aflat
. Cap, data bun taiat?
de: Victor Bilciursscu:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11

tin pc tron, ttupA scnm scrie zia-
rul parisian Petit Bleu".
'Gonstantin fealizeaza ca a
alienat finantele Aliatilor, deci
contempk un program de afa-
ceri, .scrie zisrnl mai sus nu-
init.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11

chestia Bassrabiei, care pentra
moi MI mai exista 81 prin urmare
nu mai ipoate fl discutata.
"Universul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11

@ femeie grasa lflaMinzesta
trei zile 81 perde trei ounce din
greutatea, ca dupa 'acea sa manm-
ce PORTE de inghetata ca sd ce-
lebreze succesul. 81 cistiga trei
fnnti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
C. r. PAsSCU.

rele sunt luate ell asalt, 81 sc zice
ca in curind Sc va lua hot8rirea
ca sa Sc tina in fie-care ri cite-o
liturqhie.
=
In ultinlii ami compasufile de
lasvapoare 81 de Ia aeYoplane sc
stricau prea des. M Sc site cum,
prin ee. accidente, sticlele lor SC
spargeau 81 alcoolul sc evapora
din ele. In xle din urma s'a
aflat clenciul, de contra admi.
ralul J. A. Hoogewer1f, directo-
rrl Observatorului NsvAl, csse
in raportul ssu catrt ministfnl
de Marina Daniel, zice ex ap;rt,sl
Sc eyapora in stomacul ''apato-
rilor' Acum, chimistii san pus
pc ilncrn 81 inventeEe ~ 1T Ii
child in care = plusl slass1 eouy
pastll.
'IncA ma tres16 Gbxs1aild N
abba suntem y = =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11

"a vttrinele pravaliilor s'a expa>
palariile oe~dama pentru prima-
vara viitOare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
Socialigtii vor face obstructie
in Italia.

IN AtWl16.
Roma. - Socialistii italieni an
decis ca sa adopte mai m,llte ma
surf obstructive I'm camera depu-
tatildr. contra proiectului de legs
prin care 81 Sc autorizeze scum
pirea pfnei. Ei 'au presentat 15j
de resolutii, care, dalpa regulele
canerei in vigoare, toate tire
'buiesc discutate. Sosialitii> ~ de
gind de . tine euvintari lungi gi
4 cere g fie-care rsAolutie - Tie
pu4a Ia ,vot. Fie-csre din &ceste
vor ius eel putin doua ciasuri.
0D01ts ~ Asvsm 1oDnts 0Gslo.
Paris. Greeia Va devsni un
centsa de pl1cSfe gi joeufi Il
.0u0e = y Monte Cario pc data
ce se " 4nteare6 rse1le Coastsss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
Admite ca au fost batuti La
Jutland.

Berlin. = Prima marturisire
ca flota germana ma cistigat
lupta de la Jutlmd fost facuta
de ziarul Vossiche Zeitung.
Raportul secret TRIMS de ami
ralul Seheer Kaizerului a fost
pub'icat de aproape toate ziare-
le, insa putine din ele all facut
pcomentari. Ziarul de mai sus
insa franc 81 spune:
Care a fost resuhatulf Nota
germana fost scoasa din lupta
timp de zece sdptamini. De sigur
ca perderile engleze anfost mai
mari, insa slobozirea de putin
SINCE este mimic pelftru un urias,
iinsa este fatal pentru un mamie
mai slab. Flota germana a Mptat
on0rabil contra unei forte sirpe-
rioare. Ca ma cistigat victoria
NIL este un reproS".
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-23
EFFICIENCY IS INCREASING.

Reports issued by the federal reserve banks Gov
ering the conditions CT and industry for the
month Of August, include the announcement that
there is increase in efficiency of workers in
the industries OF the country. .
Ever since the signing of the armistice complaints
have been made by employers in many lines OF &C
tvity that there marked letting down in pro-
duction although the scale wages had been on the
ascendency In the building lines too 1t alleged
less work being done for the highest wages
paid. >,
Federal bank agents now see a decided change
in this respect. Many employers Tightening up
in order to economic. and in number large
numbers of employers have been dismissed changed
to other employment.
The effect of this Tightening up" process has
been that workers who felt ability
TO find other work If they suited with their
employment in every way realize that jobs are not
plentiful they were
1t is not question whether workers had inten-
uonally lowered their productive ability
enough to know that a marked improvement in con-
ditions Is reported With production increased the
costs will be reduced, and this will be a contribution
to readtustment to normal conditions.
Industrial workers beginning TO realize that
wartime prices will prevail indefinitely, and
ditons that must obtain in industry business IL
the United States compete with nations in
the markets Of the world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-23
The Passing Shoe

AND 1t seems that it takes some
thing
STRONGER than .of, drinks TO
arouse a
MANS affection for the
BARKEEPER about closing time.
WHAT makes girl afraider than
ever
OF a mouse is the fact that
SHE is wearing her very best stock
inSs.
WE often wonder what became n
that foreign hussy
WHO came over here claiming TO
have
THE prettiest leEs in the world
BUT we suppose she noticed some OF
our
GIRLS climbing into limousines and
street cars
AND decided that she had better
keep still
AND go back home
Bh Inc very nrSt Ocdl
NO matter how hemely he may be
EVERY wife has the idea that SONS
OTHER woman is trying
To vamp her husband.
WHEN a single man is wrong
HE is the last man to hnd II out
BUT when a married man is wrong
HE'S the nrst 10 find it out
THERE are some articles of food
that really aid
IN making conversation easy when
YOU have company at the house
THOUGH we would not class peach
pie with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-23
PROHIBITIoN UNENFoRCEn

The increasing number OF DRINKS local police
stations and recurrent of intoxibaton leads
to ask If the New York Times is right when IT says
that changing the federal prohibition for New
York may be only routine. But most people will be
lieve that ii due the fact that the law has
been enforced there. Notoriously IL has not been.
The evidence gIares all sides Perhaps agent
succeed bettr than another. BUT WHAT WAS
FREELY PREDICTED HAS COME TO PASS. PRO-
HIBITION DOES NOT PROHIBIT Liquor easily
be bought in New York WHILE THERE is NOT
so MUCH DRINKING AS BEFORE MANY OBSER-
NERS CONTEND that there is drunkenness
Sorrowful stories told of them, young men,
even college men, rapidly becoming sots The graft
and bribery in connection with the illegal selling
and buying reported be a colossal scale 1t
Is shocking state CT things. No matter what
thinks about the wisdom OF law, 1t is democrat
zing and awful thing it openly fouted by
thousands Respect for all law but be
into by the continued spectacle. There may be
improvement later owing to the using up of the
supplies to greater energy of enforcement But
as the case stands today. aw-abidng Americans
feel ashamed and alarmed the uncon-
cealed disregard Of the supreme law of the land.
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WHAT PREDICTION MEANS.

Nc people much interested abund-
ant supply Of all the products of industry which
wanted for the comfort and welfare of the population
as the people OF small, moderate incomes. They
comprise the great body of the population 1t is inn
possible to compensate them for shortage CT sup
plies by higher wages No of wages will
buy what does not exist shortage makes the op
portunty for the hoarder and profiteer but steady
abundant production makes boarding Improbable
Any policy that has the effect of limiting produc-
tion to point that occasions reduction CT con-
sumption is clearly opposed the welfare of the
body of which consists for the most
part of the wage-earners and farmers.
II is a common saying the critics of the
existing order that the rich against whom their an
tagonism is directed. Insignificant numerically,
comprising only o per of the population.
II is the remainder of the population who suffer
from restrictions upon production. The consumpt-
ion OF the rich is relatively small and fluctuations
in the volume Of consumption chiefly in that
portion einsumed by the people of small means.
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VILLA AS A MAN OF PEACE.

Pancho Villa. beating his sword into a powshare
his spear pruning hook. presents interest
ing a study he did when brigandage his pro-
fession
Give the devil his dues: The former bandit is set
ting example of industry and enthusiasm in the cul-
tvation of the farm given him by the Mexican govern
ment a reward fer abandoning his war-like act
ivities might well be emuated his fellow
trymen.
He is not content scratch the ground with
stick drawn by he demands tractors and other
up-to-date farm machines, and plenty of them. The
Mexican government dismayed when his reQuiei-
ton for the agricultural implements that had agreed
supply him received he called for hundreds
Of pows and cutivators and tools besides gasoline
gnes automobile trucks harvesting machines irri-
cation pumping plants and the like.
President de la Huerta has decided to humor him
apparently the that expensive the equip
ment is the investment viii be cheap If it will keep
Pancho of the path. villa to be providing
anttdodte for that spirit of brigandage which
prompted his and his followers misdeeds His bound