The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-02
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lelps Misery!
RON ! Stone
M Cheats chouls.
ANThuR BRISBANE -I
~ human beings feel when
/ negro at the stake. as
two days ago. according to|
- Memphis? What are the,
Of the crowd as they'
nan twist and burn, hear,
- ana his horrible begging
- Il that the mob at burn
not human beings at all.
Professor Shaler shows. in
n the mob. they are wolves
"a spfrit of the pack, and
1Iae. They are not worse than
IN or different from them
( transformed for the moment.
5ays that with certain stimula-
eathering of the gentlest men
4 world could be changed into
ring mob, and il is probably
n hearted ladies and gentlemen
4 "a 10 meal consisting of the
- Z tree. potato tops, chaff, corn
q leayos and twigs. Upon that
s fteen million starving Chinese
4 ~ Giving and they have no
RI aarvati0n banquet was planned
IN ulate charity. and probably did
5Sk fortunately. it Is not neces
3 s. hai man should starye To
% i'm sympathize with the starry
1 d that he should be ignorant to
ma hIze with the ignorant. or poor
tall the poor.
ne worlds best work has been
q } those that never felt the mis-
; thh y relieved. Educated men. not
pDrai men. have demanded and OBJ
lnsi free education for the poor.
asek llders freed their slaves before
II so ernment did ii. And the most
utaI treatment Of slaves was the
r1aer slave promoted TO the over
Ii. l amiIiarity breeds contempt,
1 sy lpathy.
Ihe Hinois Free Employment Bur
4 81 q there are 356 unemployed
a 70 every ''open job" in the
~ hat Is matter. to be looked
u. pry earnestly. by those that
ne Al ythiRg 10 lose through social
seont, ut
fou I Iay SMILE at discomfort. based
thee y. and disregard "the power
So iialistr But look out for dis
|nteal bred in real misery. among
en nt ing to work. II Is dangerous.
1er3es Is know too much to remain
Qgry Or long. See to them.
Re aies are busy now, figuring
4 how much blood can be extracted
"a stone, or how much money
: be Of out of Germany In 1870
~ kG frnauy won, Bismarck took
k q IN Alsace-Lorraine which
sda 40 'inteSlduslr taken from
y and one thousand million
ips ! me Germany is beaten, Al
7ee and Lorraine are taltrn back once
lHe' W IN a lot Of other territory
lips, M aes. colonies, gold coin. loco
1othes. freight cars, cows, etc. The
5eneh isgest that Germany pay in
e1li1on ne hundred thousand million
9''afs y gold marks. 1t is also sug-
esleu y al twelve thousand million
pla mar Q be paid this year.
ihe NJ glish suggest. more sensibly
aa1 they take all that Germany has
sa'eaa 0 wasting time trying to take
maj she hasn't got. II Is likely that
.srmany win agree to pay something
- ioris billion gold marks spread
y over > number of years without
unrest wen that will be difficult.
seven laen were driven from tn
1sse Of senator Kean. Of New jersey
aa as q ey had reached concret,
'aas' IN their Efforts to steal Tn,
essmstl n would stop body snatch
!. = rasse ! through the fire. and sen
4 4 'a'o % air. all except a rcw ashet
'oay would be beyond stealing
Z 1901 sh to fear that cremation
~ mlsh Interfere with resurrection
Inc power that can collect tn
~ iroin the worms anil the dust O
II eaf'a' ian collect It from the air
ea lFts to settle the temper
~ qaes ION IN Quebec interest thi
3 bootles whiskey NO aav -, -. ,aa, -"
Tor sol le new plau
ssoee viii allow hotels to Sci
+. ss'1 en- six o'clock in The moyl
ssa y ne at night.
an districts. where the ne
-. 49, : ork strong ale will be sol,
~. 'ee will be allowed, but "a
~. sur I control OF governmen