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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21

Dobf6 villa usudu hylu i mini lie
Ste pred tcmnou noel lod IA nect
nuuzlla, ale ncfohbila 81, Iachye
IN Y zAkladrch ale ustnla Y silc
utm lciu kdyi ystalo slunpc, SHE
Dial De Rouecmonl, ~ oeiil ~ ma
pisdiitm pobicli
Nyni daily by W postfc liciti
kapitoly, jez podobaly by So pre-
sn6 kapitol6m proslul6ho roma
.nu o Robinson Crusoc. Cele tfdny
q mtsice ztrayil Rougcmond V o.
samdlosti Tropick6 oyoce. ktcrt.
ho byla hoinost ma pobfezl, chfi.
milo lei pred hIadem, ovsak ncbyl
IS to nalczti nitcho. go by nasgtd.
cOyalo, ~ bydli IN Iidt Diva u pGl
roOi sam u sam strhvil Rouge.
mont timto %zpflsobem PAX made
ala nova mocnA boufe u paslcdnJi-
eiho rama slilcdal troscfnik, ~ nj
diyosi yyyrzeni byli M jeho o
slroy. Nv pomoci techto divoch0
zfidil lodici n pc mooln m6sicich
cekani IA pfizniy} yitr kvuTeto
toto yydolo 80 IA cestll, ably pa.
A.
tmlo pc pegnine Nal@zali ~ ce-
lon f0du dni ma mofi u konefnf
dostali sc ku bfebhm Australia.
Ide zmocnili " jicb JIM diyosi,
ktef doprayili jc do wiira zeme
DE Rougemont byl prynfm biIym
mnzcm, ktertho diyosi kdykoliy
spotfili klaneli Sc mu neipili
jcj syym nateInikem De Rouge
mont byI zklamhn Doufal, ~ do
stane 80 k mistu, kde bydli bill il.
de- Kdyz upIynulo n6kolik me.
slc1, shledal, ~ dunno 70 smifiti
Is osudcm. Pfijal zyyky domorod-
|cd u ozenil SO Po dvacet let Ill
mezi divochy, jsa naceluikcm o
sadly asi o 1000 dusi. V roce 1895
ale pfiscI ma btlosskou osadu, cd.
kudz pax vydal 80 ma ccst0 do
Angie
lined po ptfjczdn do Angie
vypfay6l Dc Ronpemont zurnali.
stnm n V6dAt0fdm q tom, Jak pc
|strg byI jelto ziyot. Jebo Nyotnl
historic vygolala znahn} rozrnel'
a byIa sepsam u oiiEttna Y rocc
1893 V anglickFch y americk}el
sbornicich LiGcni toto obsabogalo
pod0bmosti pestrgeh dobrodrlz.
|aW toh0to loycc PEREZ, osamelfbo
~obyyateIc ostr0ya u p0sItzc nhfel'
|nlka australskgc domorodc0 -
Mnoho lidf poyazoyalo llteni toto
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
SOUPER ROBIN
SOMA CRUSOE

DELOvLASY, nabrbeny u cbyt.
jicf se muz yyscJ pred nedhy.
Dcm y jistt Iondguskt nemocniec,
jsa podporoyan oseffoyafeIkop
ncmocDgcb Jebo tyhf byIa yras.
fita, rucc sc chytIy y obe6 mladl
dhyno vyprehaI . jeho OIL Bpdou.
.cnost Demohla poskytnoutj tomn.
to muN mDOho, ale mad jN mno.
no nezhdal, Debof proAj W syftt
lakoy6 dobrodrnzstyf, M sfayA ~
soupcfem Robinsona cnisoe. Byl
20 Sygcar Lonis de Rougemont, j.
|ho Nyot je pestry taxi jako nej.
p~oufavrj si wmaD
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
V~odnatelnost srdce.

V0dnatclnoSt Srdce. PGzOf1ts
pf1pad, kdc jednodnchg
prostfedck yyleciI, kdyz
We Ifkafskf ytdt nczdafilo Prime
1leyu, jest Iiccn p Henry Nue.
sem \ HcneeyilIe, Ala, jeuz pise:
!" Uzivamc Ora Petra II0boko
skoro tficct f0kh, Il mohn ffci. NJ
nam mpofiIo sta dolIarh Ccf1
Jscm p0prye 0 t0mt0 lfku v IN.
sopisc, kdyz mojc mapzplka trpe.
ia yodnafclnosti Tdcc (hydrocar.
dia) d Itkaf mnt fekJ, NJ uebudc
pikdy zdraya jeji yaba klesIa NJ
Da ~ libry No 70 jsem postal pro
Uoboko q fento lex j uzdrayi
jest nyui sedmdcsat scst r6k6 sfas
RI y VII 40 liber ~ jscm acdm-
sesf rok6 star, q 0ba jsme
.zdrhW \ slim q Mcneil jsme Ifka.
~ v dome 20 ffjcet rOkG,' TenfO
yybIaEeD}, sfayf byIi06f IN NJ
pgodaM ~ V kkaroacb dodhya
" zyIaNufmi miMDimi Jed0ateti.
Dtjjuy 4 popis Jfku jakoz ! jjDf
lpzifeonf rfeoi poole N zdarma M
Ikazdon adresn ~ pozadanf piste
lUa DR., Peter FahrDey u Cons ~,
1851 Washington Blvd, Chicago,
80, - Advertisement
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21

w p tANftffAH WV HMNRtfMt ~ N'f'Nh
,ai ptasidgl9lt prsi ,lrnnf \
duhs ,aseslani narwluihn sh0ma
tltni nAmeckehn W Nsmam hD.
nale - , llerlina DO lohuin sihto.
lilnsho mssin desei nfasideln'eh
pe4i dcnns.
Va 'tchia ceslheh uiisa - VT
sinon a%crtplann eelokovosSch, iea
nemnhou Itil niecnN plament
pntnsi ncrnshwlnie rcsluiici ismu
ndlciiia %chfaneui pred mcpfisnivf
ml 9iyly Muhnn So %nnltsaii m ee
sle 80 s.Si hodin. unig BY byln
pnlieha opnifuynii move Alsoht
olcie a rasolinu Tyto hnyt aeru
plany mohou mesii u~m sob M
klad mn inkoyS acroplnn ie SIG.
400 u mdtc btti ,hudoyan bthfm
masipe
Nemcckt 2pr6yy nddyaji " VI
skert nchezpeei j. v%ylouteno III
dna neholn vdtuaisi poyohy, pr
.kier, doslo by L zirAtt ziynin, ~
byla o2nimcnn od e. doby, kdS
move siroic danny byly do pr.
uiivani l'oiisteni cestujiciclt, kite
RI pnyodne stale 10 ma iisic, bNlo
snileno na ~ na tisic. Nlada Spo-
,jcn}ch Stain Mkonpila nekolik
acroplanm cclokoyoylch u iedml
yclkou yzducholod. Byla %vysloyena
pochybnost, lc spoienci doyoli do
ddyku vzducholodi v2hlcdcm ku
klausuli. zakazujici N6mccku Wy.
rdbeti lctadl0, avsak vsechny OBJ.
tile byly zfeime pfckon6ny, ad'
koliv dosud neni zndma pfcsne do.
ba, kdy vzdncholod Dude odcyzdd.
nn.
Ponevadz ale n6mc6tf inzcnSfi
jsou jiz zdc n konaji pfipravnt
prdce a plukovnik Hcnsly, ktery
dlel Y N6mecku po vice iak rok,
studujc situaci, n ktcrl uzavfeI
tuto koupi, yratil 81 pred nekoli.
ka tydny, ornament, ~ 2ducho.
LODI pfibudc z Namccko do Spoje.
njch Statu v nekolikn tydnech.
miizc SO poyazovuti ~ yerohodne,
Tato yzdnchoIoT ma piistali ne.
kde v okoli New Yorku. Otrkhva
sc, ~ urazi 2 I'iiclrichshafen kde
,je budovdna, do New Yorku,
vzdalenost to 1900 mil. v Gtyficiti
osmi hodinach,
Tato vzducholod, ktera budp
konati cesty pod vlajkou hv6zd q
prihn, stala asi ctyfi milliony dol.
lari. Snad . nekolik set vice n
nebo meme. Pfesnl tislice ncni do
sud znama. Vzducbolod t0to mnze
vykonati ccstu kolcm sveta Y desi-
Il dnech, pfi tcmz ucinila by toll
ko ctyfi ~zastdvky, ably obnoyila
zdsoby paliva Ma dtlky 800 stop
a NIUE nntsti 100 osob s vcske.
rgm palivem, zdsobami potravin
a pod. ~potfcbnSm ma ccstu 5000
mil dlouhou. Jeji gondoIa jc opa.
tfena lnzky, kufdckou mistnosti,
restaurantem n yeskcrym ostat-
MIN pohodlim
Sonkromd podnikavost V Anne.
rice nczdstaya IN n~tmcckou. Az.
koliy ncm6mc dosud mnoIO linii
pro dopravu osob lttadly, mdzcm
,jc miti V ncdalekf b%udoncnosti.
Celia fada yeIk$ch spoIcfnosti by
Ia utyofena a ie zamestnhna pr.
praynymi pracemi u mnohe jinf
sc tvofi Pokud jc znamo, jsou
p~lanovAny routy . New Yorku do
Chicago. y New Yorkli do San
Franciska a Y dobG zimni \ New
Yorkn na Floridu Costa mczi
New Y6rkcm q San Franciscan
yyzadh 81 tficiti scsti hodin n q
New Yorku m Floridu ftrDacii
hodin. VzduchoIodt y New Yorku
na Floridu, die dosayadnicb pIduh
mai yyplonti . New York; 0 9.
iodine yefcrui u doraziti DC Palm
Beach 4 hodin nhsIcdn1icibo RI
M, tedy pray6 znyfas X snidani.
cOIIpER r
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-21
NE JBOHATSl
VDOVA SVETA

NEJBollATSl lcnn ma syeie
~ eiiir " spoienich sldicch
lutbrS v %Japnnsku il vloyou
IN do smrii sytho manicla y roe
ls0a liln n2nyfcnt ~ Hivulrm Pm
mcrnlch inponsky lrnb Jel.
munlrl, ktcrf \ ncmaietndho clio
vaka yyainnl 50 m muiilele wl
broyr nfiuetie, %enuechal il lte
%rafinerii u wlkoolWlod \ kafrem
Rusho iapo0sk6 ydlkn znamcnaIu
iukovf lyiseti ysceh prlmyslo.
ySch n obchodnich hodnol, H. NJ
jcii rDrincrii byIo j mbizeno Nj
u 6tyrt milliom dolIarn. Vdoyn
tuto rafincrii prodalu u pcuizc IN
yestoynla do jiuyeh podnik1
Ma %pocdiku cvropsk6 vdlky
ylastnilu painact yeIkFch toydren,
o%celdrny, lodanicc, mlyny, uheln6
dolly, piyoyary, toy6rny ia sirky
n cclulosu. IN valky wecbny je.
j podniky zkyttaly II rozmnozily
icji jmini nejm6nf o $50 millionfI
dollaril, Ones jc obchodui krdIov-
nou, o jcjiz bohatstyi v%ypfayujc So
po cclfm J%aponsku.
Ciperna tato JapoHka i%lncnnje
Sc iona Suzuki a zijc ma maIem
mtstefkn nedaIeko Kobe Y Japon-
sku Jcji obchodni feditel, :, Ia
kohata, pfijel v minulScb dnccl
do Londyna n phi II p~filcziiosii
lond$nskt 6asopisy rozcpsaly Sc 0
pozornhOdnf ttto jnponskf zcn6.
Ttmef vsechny easopisy poslaly
sye Nprayodaje X iomnto mnai, ably
ziSkaly infofmacc o zajimaW ~.
ne, jiz mono poyazoyaii IN jcdnrI
= ncjydlsich ydIedngch zbobailic.
TakoIata byl thzdn, jnk mnobo
Iidi je zamtstn6no V podniclch je.
no vcliteIky,
ProblasiI, 10 je obtizno IA dota2
tento DAFT uftitou odpoved. PAM
Suzuki ma tolik vi V ruzngcll
industriich V rhzngch cdsteeh sye-
ia, H. neni mono pfesne zjistiti,
jak mnobo lidi pro nj pracuje.
Po6et zamtstnancn V tOyarnhcb,
na~Ibzajicicb Sc pod jeji pfimou
k%OntrOl0u, odhadI ma $4,000 NJ
10000. Valna east jc tyofcDa IT,
Mani u diykami, o jejiebN zajmy
|jcjich MmtsipayateIka SO pctliyl
stara. .
PAM Suzuki yIastni ~ proceni
pOdiIn We yeJkt firmf Suzuki <
Company, jednf = ncjmonfj Sici
korporacich Sytta, jez ma bIaynI
1fadovny Y Kobe n pobotnf ara.
doyny v Londynf, New Yorku
GIasqowf, Ilongkongn, Seattle
Shanghai, San Franciscu. Madra.
w, Mantle, Bombay, raI@tft
- .f
Valparaiso, VIadiyosfoku, Singa
pore, Melbourne a jinych pflstaV
Mich mtstcch DdInrbo Vgchodu
PAM Suzuki koutrolujc ocelaf
skon industrii ' %Japooskm q mi
syttoyy mouopol na snroy} kafI
a oyIada cukroyg trb na Dajntn
Vgchod6. Ma rozsabN sfatky
Japonsku, Korei, Cfnf a We W
cbodpicb Indiict Ma syojr Vast
NJ I0dsfyo o scdesatj paroIodiph
kterf yybudoyany byly V jcjicJ
yJasfnlch Iodtnicieh Dalsi lod,
json pro nj bndoyany, taxi ~
kratkt dobf bude miti 100 lodi
prostorem tbmhf ! miIlionu I'm
PAM Suzuki Dcsnazl se yykofit
foyafi syoje zamhstuanee jake j
M velkt podniky Snazi We jmono
wife, ably Gdbl dtInie zlepsila DEL
nickf pomfry V JapoDskn jsol
rozditnT od pomtr1 Y jiDgcb N
mich Tbmhf ~ prOeeDt mmfsi
oape6 W ybfsjnh podnik6 tyoU N
ny y praeoynj pomery ffebfo M
|IDn v miDaIostj byJy yplmi Drpft
zDivf. Kdyz Japonsko pGjalo ].
bodiDoyg %praeoyni den pred ~
koIika Iefy, byIo pobIfzeDo n
'lteDto nixon joko M yeJkon n
formn Ale ! 20 ~ pracovaIo ~
toy6rpAph dDem ! noel W dyo
smbnbeh Dfyfsta 20 skonfen
J price doebrsls ~ m I6zka PRIV
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
SHOULD WE
POLICE MEXICO?

There is no general desire to
make war on Mexico. but there Is
growing a sentiment in favor of
policing that turbulent country in
some effective way. Men of affairs
in California and Arizona who are
thoroughly familiar with the sub
jeet have been calmly discussing
practical means of restoring or
der. They 60 SO far as to make an
estimate of the time it will take
and the cost, and they propose a
weWdigestcd plan for maintaining
order after it has been restored.
Briefly summarized, the plan Is
the occupation OF Mexico by three
armies, one to enter from the gulf
port, one from the Pacific port,
and one from the north. Mexico is
rot industrlally organized, there
fore could not offer strong military
resistance. Besides, 1t lacks the ma
tional spirit under which defense
could be made at all effective. Two
months is the estimated limit of
time that would be required to
overcome resistance.
Then what? Suppression Of the
innum rable groups Of bandits that
infest the country, after the fash
ion of the late Poricio Diez, who
was the only ruler. In this goner-
alton able to maintain order. He
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
"PATRiOTIc EHTPA
BUSHES COR UNDE RTAKERS

Miss Jane Organ, sister Of Ma
10 General John F. Organ, has
done real public service in draw
r the attention of members of
congress- to what is probably the
most surprising appeal that ever
appeared In print. This Is publish
ed b. a journal devoted TO the in
terests of "funaga directors" who
are urged by the trade writer to
arouse public opinion" with a
yi~T 20 having our honored dead
hrou gnt bac'7 to : lerica from Fla
ders ana other battle1elds of the
great var.
But why should 20 brave be
dl3tu. bed, the brave who sank to
sleep, by al their countrv's wishes
blessed? The answer Is = simp. Q
one:-' Extra business. gentlemen,
legi innate, patriotic. Kindly, sylnDa-
thetic, relnuAeratiye extra business
No increased death rate, no addi-
lioneI numter OF widows and olpA-
ans, only the fina- laying away OF
Americas sons in the boso OF
their dear motherland. The con
gress pauses in its vote to hear the
expression of the uublic's wishes.
WHAT are you going to do about IT?
N0'hing lore uncolstiousiy Gym
ic7l than his plain business talk
Can be imagined. The combination
Of profit, sentiment and patriotism
would be Gelis til! if it were not
horrible to +lJsn or any sensibility.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
BANI9H HING REDS
TO GUARD

Fair and fertile is the isle of
Guam with its 200 square miles of
territory, much of it in beautiful
timber. Indolent and omiable are
It's 5000 inhabitants, content to
live there far from the maddening
crowd, untroubled by radlcalism,
unstung by ambition, unhampered
WITH care. Our bowels Of compass
SON yearn over them II the anar-
chists are TO be dumped on top Of
them. Under the FLETCHER bill men
who conspire to overthrow the gov
crnment Of the United States or
who advocated the overthrow Of
tLig government or OF all govern
ment would be punished by a fine
Of not less than $4,000 and impris-
onmeat of from one to tea years
Or each offense; or the judge
would have power to order them
deported to the island Of Guam,
whore after short confinement
they might be given the liberty of
the island but rot permitted to
leave it.-Anaconda Standard
(Dem)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
HOLLANDS COST
OF LIVING PROBLEM I

Holland has her cost OF living
problem, and the gOveLnm emit
seems powerless to bring down
prices. The labor syndicates recent
~ called a convention to demon
strate" against this situation, at
which 100000 woykmen were rep
resented. The convention adopted
resolution declaring that all
measures thus far taken W the
government to reduce the cost CT
living have been without effect e.
cept to raise prices still further,
and that consequently only \ COM
plete change in the social system
can cope with the evil"
Disagreement over the Dutch
naval budget brought about thu
resignation OF the Minister Of Ma
rine, Mr.. Bijleveld on December
16. The budget propose by the
minister was rejected a. being too
large, and bills providing for re
duced expenditures for both army
and navy were introduced By the
leaders Of the liberal and radical
parties. The debates developed 4
strong COHLTdCC D6LWeGll LHe We"
of the Catholic and Protestant par
ties. the former standing for re
duction Of ornaments, while the
Protestants urge maintenance OF
large military and naval forces. The
question is not settled, but the
Dutch press expects a compromise
A suggestion made by the socialist
newspaper Volk, that the depart
ments Of marine and war be com
bined in one department of nation.
al defense, finds supporters in al
parties of he Dutch parliament.
Hollands colonial problem, the
Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant
thinks, ought to be settled now il
harmony is to be preserved throu-
ghout the Empire. The Courant
suggests two methods Of granting
the colonies representation in the
Netherlands legislature. One Is to
enlarge the powers OF the peoples
council, established in 1918 IN the
Dutch East Indies, so as to give
this council greater control over
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
Will SON WILL
NOT RUN AGAIN

One of the probabilities of the
near future" fer which the pub
lie may prepare itself with reason
able certainty, Is formal word from
president Wilson which will clarity
the atmosphere of indefniteness
which has been hanging over the
Democratic household. 1t will Off
cially elimination OF himself from
the list OF entries for presidential
nomination at San Francisco. 1t Is
an admitted fact that some Demo
Gratis in Washington bad confident
ly counted On a prOnouncement in
connection with this matter Of nom
ination at the Jackson Day banquet
in Washington, and there is no
doubt that statement Of the kind
would have been forthcoming on
that occasion, but for the fact that
it would have necessitated the
abandonment by the president of
the treaty to whatever fate the Re
publicans may have been pleased
to consign 1t. President Wilson
must have felt that it was his dut,
to himself and his country, as well
dS 10 tu6 ASSOtldJeu AilIGS, ~
stand by his guns until the treaty
had been safely delivered. If he had
announced at the banquet, appro-
pirate as the occasion would have
been for such declaration, that he
would not be a candidate for re-
nomination, the statement would
have been taken as an indication of
abandonment of his try fight.
But with final disposition OF the
treaty, whether or not in exact ac-
cord with the form for which the
president has contended, there
will be no obstacle in the way of
a statement Of his intentions in
regard to the nomination. He
would be free to speak the word he
has 2questionably been anxious to
give to the people. His decision mas
been long made up and that he
has been awaiting the opportune
time for making it public property
is matter not only of belief
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
NO BURLE6ON-ENFORCED
SEDITiON BILL

A sedition bill has become neces-
sary. 1t is the only way by which
native-born Ieyolutionists can be
controlled. But It's enforcement
must be by due process OF law and
not by the administrative process
Of the postmaster general. To com
init the liberties of the citizen to
the mercy of political official is
worse than entrusting them to a
mob, because it Is safeguarding ty-
ranny by law. The postmaster gen
eral should have no authority ex.
cept to transport the mails, ex-
Guiding nothing but dangerous ma
terials, printed matter specifying
excluded by law and placing no
discretion In the postal authorities,
or such obscene matter as may not
be capable of specific description
in adyanee.-San Francisco Chron-
icle Qnd.)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

among Democrats who are IL his
confidence, but it might be said
that it IS a matter of knowledge.
The people will then know that for
months past President Wilson has
entertained no ambitions for an
other term. 1t is even probable
that he will make statement in
such way as to leave no hope
that even if his party associates
and the people should want 70 force
another nomination upon him, they
would be obliged to abandon that
hope.--Charlotte Observer dad.
DENY
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17

! be seated unless there is specific
evidence of personal guilt" and
this Is likewise the view Of many
papers, such as the Buffalo Cour-
fer Oem) the Utica Press (Ind)
and the New York Journal of Com.
unrce Gnd.)
The New York Times Nnd. DENY
on the other hand, sees In the as.
selbly's action merely an attempt
ito distinguish between evolution
airy socialists and revolutionary !"
or ~ather, to find out If a 50
"ialist can be anything but rev9
luti0nary". The Buffalo CONNER
c'al (RepJ goes further and de-
cIares in fave" of mo seats for So
aialists." THE socialists it says,
rs only another name for a pro-
.'esman who afterwards +devel-
ped into a pro-Dolshcvist" The
same feeling IS expressed by the
Rochester Dem 9crat and Chronic
lie (Rep). the Albany Journal (RcH)
ard the Albany Argus tDem.)
The affair, OF course, excited
wise interest outside the state of
New YORK The Milwaukee Journal
(lnd) speaks og New Yoik's mis-
take" the Bionmond News Lead
or Cind. Dem1 CATS it a direct
Invitation to rGdics to .esort to d.
rect action" and the Louisville
Cou"tor jour (Ind. Dem.) re-
minds Us that AN American citizen
has as clear right to be a social
list as to be a Democrat or Repub-
lican." This Legislative lynching"
is compared by the Pittsburgh Lea
der (Prog. Rep) to "some Of the
political tactics pursued IN Mexico"
and tho Nebraska ST. te journal
Jnd. Rep) thinks Spea' n Swee,
and the tlyrau v-ho folle ~
&c his leadership are in need Of
characterization" Referring to
the action as "humiliating blum
der" the Newport News Record
Gnd.) points out that while the
New York case and the Berger case
ARE not analeeons, they will be
linked together forever after to win
sympathy for radtealism." Many
other papers dwell on the point
that whereas Berger ives exclu 6ed
from congress because convicted
Of crime, no such fact exists in
the case Of the rev York socialist.
Strong disapproval Of the New
York Assembly's course is also
expressed by the wichita Eagle,
Qnd) which cas- 1t "autocratic
felly;" by the Boston Post Ond
Dem.) the Reno Gazette (Rep.) the
Chattanooga News Ond. Dem) the
Springfield Republican Qnd) the
Christian Science Monitor Ond1
tho Cincinnati Times-Star (Rep.)
and many others.
Speaker Sweet, on the other hano
meets with thu approval Of the
Memphis Commercial Appeal (Dem
which reminds us that had the So
cialists prevai'ad during the Wa
We would now probably be beg
ging some measure of right from 2
German drunk with world power"
New York has AIKEN decisive
AMI courageous stand and deserves
the gratitude and applause Of the
in the opinion of the PEG.
ria Transcript Ond0 and approba-
ton is expressed likewise by the
Salt Lake Tribune Rep) San An
tonic Express Ind. DENY Spring
field Union (Rep) and Omaha Bee
Rep) The Baltimore News Ord.)
Idaho statesman (Rep) and Green
0oro Daily News O1d) tahe the
middle ground, believing that al
depends on whether the five social
,sts aee of the evolutionary or rev
olrtion" Try schoc,.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-17
New York Herald (Rep.)
\ FEDERAL
MARRIAGE LAW

Congress has again been asked
70 approve and propose to the
states an enactment to the consti
tuition providing for the enac ment
Of uniform marriage and divorce
lars.
Suppose such an amendment was
aided to the constitution, what
marriage ana divorce laws would
be enacted under its authority?
YOU'D the federal marriage low
be rigid In its requirements Of res.
+ euce, licensing, registration, az
Is the law in some states, o. would
the law be loose in these pa.tiou-
lars, as is The case in other states?
Would states content with strict
laws be obliged t. lower their stan
dards, or would states content with
lax laws be obliged to make their
practice more rigid?
With regard to divorce the same
questions arise. New York grants
divorce for one cause. Some states
grant divorces for any one of q doz-
en- or more causes. Should New
York be compelled to grant di-
vOrce for the causes recognized in
other states? Should other ststes
be obliged to 7 frain from granting
divorces for causes which seem suf
Acient to them because those caus-
co do not seem sufficient to New
York?
In this constantly recurring agi-
tation for reform Of state marriage
aHi divorce laws on natior ~ pat
tern deter mined opponents of di
yorce he always consp cuous. Their
activity Inevitably suggests that
trir purpose is not So much to reg
ulate marriage as to suppress di-
Yorce.-New York Sun (Ind)
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did not employ a large military
force, but g. special constabulary
Known as "rurales," somewhat in
imitation of the famous Texas Ran
gers. We could enlist any number
Of natives, familiar with the coun-
try and skilled in the ways Of
bushwhacking warfare. OF course,
they would have to be differed by
Americans md in American pay.
They could get results Portland
(Cre.) Telegram Gnd. Rep
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