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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-26
LOS LEGIoNARIOs ANdERICANos
vIsITAN LA CAPITAL DE REIMs

REIMS, agcsto 25.-Los legionarios
americanos bajo las 6rdenes del CONAN
dante Emery han visitado la catedral de
esta ciudad, siendo recibidos sin ceremo
mia alguna
Despues de las presentaciones ell carde
nal subi6 al pulpito v di6 las gracias
a los veteranos estadunidenses quienes
atravesaron Ell mar para combatir en- ell
suelo frances, por los principles de JUS
ticia y libertad y por ell respeto a los
tratados, son ell fundamerto la sal
vaguardia de la paz.
Ell eminente prelado, algo einociona-
do, reccrd6 Ell momento hist6rico en-
que la artilleria alemana bombardeaba
la catedral. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-26
La agrGsi6n contra
un miIitar americana
enCuba produce irTi-
taCi6DpOpuIdr contra
las trOpaS de {. u.
LA sITUACIoN Es sUMAMENTE
DELICADA
International News Service (.

HABANA, Cuba, agosto 13.-El te-
niente coronel Benson, del cuerpo de ma
rinos de los Estados Unidos, estaciona-
do en- Camagiiey, notifc6 oficialmente a
la legaci6n de los Estados Unidos al
gobierno civil cubano aqni. lei ,ataque
hecho al co,nandante Leroy Foster en-
Camagiiey por los dos hijos del airalde
Sariol, de esa ciudad. Como resultado
de clio, la legaci0n despach6 una comu-
nicaci6n al presldente zayas, el que no
tidco inmediatamente al procurador ge-
neral que debia hacer una investigation.
Ademas, Sc declara que el presidente Ia
yas eryio talnbien una communication
especial al mayor general Crewder, en-
viandole toda la information disponible
acerca del case Foster.
Foster estaba traba jando provisional
mente como sub superintendent de tras
porte de la Cuban Railroad Co. scgdn
information recibida aQui en- las prime
ras horas de hoy, tuvo una inferencia
con Ascanio sariol, cl cual estaba en-
pleado en- las oficinas del ferrocarril.
Mas tarde en- ell dia Ascanio su hernia
no Sc encontrsron con Foster en- momen
tos en- que este Sc apeaba de un tran
via, golpeandolo en- la cabeza con una
barra de hero y fracturandole Ell era
REQ.
Las tropas nurteamericanas estacio
nadas en- Camagiiey comenzaron inme-
diatamente hacer una requisa de los
fugitivos por su cuenta, erltrando a las
casas y los edifcios causando gran agi-
tacion entire los ciudadanos.
Los periodicos de la Habana Sc ocu-
par mucho del incidente deploran en-
colunl1ias editoriales la acci6n de los
soldados norteamericanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-26
ITALIA ADoPTA Ell DOLLAR
COMO BASE DE CAMBIC

ROMA, agosto 25.-Italia ha adopta-
do como base de cambio Ell dollar, en-
lugar de la libra esterlina.
Los hanqueros italianos dicen que
este cambio no afectara los cambios ma.
cionales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-26

CANGAGUEY, Cuba, agosto 13.-
Las autoridades del gobierno estan ira
tando de impedir un encuentro entire
las tropas nortea4nericanas estacionadas
aqui y ell pueblo, como consecuencia
sobre ell asalto sobre Ell comandante
Foster, Official de reserva del cuerpo de
reserva del ej6rcito de los Estados Uni
dos, por Humberto Ascanio Sariol,
ambos hijos del alcalde.
Foster, cuyo craneo fue fracturado
y quien Sc cree esta agonizando, no
ha recobrado sentido y la policia no ha
podido conocer los motivos del asalto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-26
hIanja eStudia las
prOpOSiCiOneS gu 9
hizO Lloyd George

DUBLIN agosto 25.-El peri6dico
"Dail Ereann' publica un despacho Sc
gdn ell cual los ''Sinn Feiners'' Sc han
reunido para estudiar las proposiciones
Gle Lloyd George.
Los patriotas irlandeses volveran a
reunirse manana para tratar nuevamen.
tie Ia question.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
CONSERVATISM VS. STANDPATISM.

Col Harvey described President Wilson a. "a conservative radical radical conservative, giving the reader the choice of the terms. Tha term defines real progressive real progressive is also conservative. Progress cannot any departure from the established order unless it Is practicable. and it requires conservative consdera tion to make progress. That is why we often fail to get under panaceas popular through progressive agitation until the task of whipping the remedies into shape is placed in the hands con servatves.
 And this suggests another thing. There is a wide adherence between conservative in government and standpatter bourbon A conservative may be the strongest sort of progressive. Usually the pro Gressives who lead to real progress conservative Otherwise there would be chaos and waste in change made instead of orderly and constructive progress The conservative is not necessarily against change Tor the sake of being against it. Let him tho need for change in the laws customs of society ana practicable means of bringing about the change and he Is the proper man to lead Nearly all of the successful progressive leaders and subject to attack from the radicals on the one hand and the bourbons or standpatters on the other. .Y. 54-
 Among tue great Americans who may be accepted as types of conservative progressives progressive conservatives are many Democrats and Republicans
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
American Rights Safe.
(NeW York Herald ]


 It sounds like the old days, the old rugged Am erican days. to hear the State Department ment that the United States has not surrendered and will not surrender single right that it had before the war single right that it acquired a result of the
 This applies not merely to the Yap mandate which Japan thinks is hers because the Allied Council said 1t was and which the League of Nations also thinks is hers because it confirmed the Allied Councils disposal of the Island of Yap. It applies we'll to in terests and rights in Mesopotamia It applies to our cable rights at Emden. Germany. It applies to our interests and rights everywhere
 No one ever had any authority to surrender any or the rights of the United States in the cable troversy, in the dispute the Island of Yap Mesopotamia oil controversy in any other matter which the United States before the has been since interested party All matters involving rights of the United States, in the Harding doctrine, are subject to treaty negotiations between the United States and any other Interested party. and until treaties are drawn and properly ratifen by the United States all these rights will be rigdly tained and protected by the United States Govern ment.
 All of which will leave refreshed and grateful American public confident that American interests rights and honor again safe church in the watchfu keeping of Administration sound in its nationalism to the
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
CONSERVAT FALLACIES.

Secretary Wallace says the Curry Development Board Bill, if enacted into law, would deprive Alaska of the technical help of Federal agencies which combine long experience and best scientific knowledge in studying and developing natural resources
 That may sound interesting and true East erners who get their knowledge of such things from the Bureau, but it is not true Both the premise and the conclusion are In the first place the passage of the Curry Bill would be why the people should continue to get all the benefits that may be derived from the scientific Bureaus and their study investigations and experiments, and as far developing natural resources is concerned the Bureau don't do it. That is the worst trouble with the Bureaus They organized scien- tfc basis for the purpose of studying Investigating and experimenting As long as they confine their efforts that work they very helpful Where they fail is when they become administrators and governors of governmental policies, withholding large areas of public lands from the operation of self government and the resources from development along practical lines by those who operate them for profit and make their operation the occupation of their lives Probably the useful of all the in Alaska is the Bureau of Geological Survey It's work is fined the original scientific purposes for which it established. Other Bureaus have taken posses sion of large areas of the land supplied in large the government, withheld them from local de- veopment, prev vented them bearing their proper share of taxation and retarded development.
 The very foundation of the American is self government. There be self-government unless the people have control of the lands the country, and have the powers of taxation The independence of the British Colonies in America which in the Revolutionary War would not have been worth pinch of stuff if the British Crown had retained the ownership and control of their unappropriated natural
 Many fallacies advanced in the name of COP servaton and this control large sections of the West from Washington is the dangerous of them all It is wrong in principle impracticable in result and destructive of Americanism
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

for American railroad construction These invest ments did not make America poorer. They created their values and added values to the properties we had left. It is very likely that within the next few years things will develop in Europe so that American capital there would create wealth that would repay the investments and leave Europeans none the poorer In the meantime, we would pay for the properties and securities we might purchase with cancelled obligations and with exports.
 It is estimated that Europe owes the United States and American people in excess of eighteen billions of dollars, and it is increasing at a very rapid rate. The interest this obligation is more than one billion year. and the balance Of trade against Europe in trade with this country is still enormous This would make it very easy for Ameri- invest billions in Europe if it could be shown that the investments would be safe and offer profit to the nvestors-and it need not cost Europeans anything for the would create the wealth that would for them
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Luke McLuke Says

fore he could kiss girl But now adays he meets her at s o'clock for the first time and kisses her at S:30,
 1t may seem paradoxical. But a lot of wives act like they cant be happy unless they are unhappy.
 The reason a man acts so brave when he hears noise downstairs at ? a. m. is because he knows his wife isn't going to let him go down to investigate.
 There may be some excitement in hunting the lion in Africa and the tiger in India. But if you want real thrills these days, go house hunting in America.
 Many a wife never opens her mouth when she is out with her husband and never shuts it when she is at home with him.
 Shoes are supposed to be larger than the feet that wear them But you can't make woman believe it.
 It is hard to be independent when you are broke. Many a man has to swallow an insult because he hasn't dollar in his pocket.
 It may be that Methuselah had a grudge against his wife and kept on living to spite her out of the insur ance money.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
ONE WAY OUT.

The suggestion comes from Europe that Americans might with profit to themselves equaze the balance or trade restore the rate of exchange strengthen the financial sit uaton the world by making invest ments In Europe It is not at all improbable but that we shall be forced to that-provded of course Europe reaches such point of stability as to insure the safety of investments there. American money goes far in Europe now, and when the day arrives that sees that continent at work and the rehabili- tation really under way there should be some choice opportunities for capital there
 The period of European reconstruction and re mobilization will be akin the period in this country when heretofore unoccupied being filled up and natural resources being developed Our people then went to Europe for money and got it. Engiisht money to America by the hundreds Of millions, James J. Hill got millions In Germany
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Alaska's New Pulp Mill.
(Railway and Marine NeWs.)

(Raway and Marine News)
 Received from Juneau during the month was an attractive little souvenir in the shape of a small card of pulp It put advertisement by Glen Bartlett manager of the Hotel Gastineau at Juneau, and is made from the first mass of pulp crushed and ground from the Alaskan spruce at the new paper mill near Juneau January 24th. When one considers that newspapers the Pacific Coast alone annually consume many thousands of tons of paper there is no reason in the world why this pioneer mill at Speel River should not make a suc cess Provided market be found this product and contracts made for the disposal of the entire production of the mill and thriving industry will be built up and all friends of Alaska desire above everything else to just such development this
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Americas Part.
Westminster Gazette.)

(W esmlnSter Gazette)
 President Harding may be assured that sensible people in Europe will not stand words and forms but look solely to the substance of his proposals In the present state of European affairs what is most needed is end to the suspense about American attitude. If we merely put it the ground of material intersts, American interests Europe are now so vast and farreaching that all decisions taken in her absence must be provisional. We may talk about German indemnities, but settle them without eventually obtaining American con +curence It rests with America almost more than with any other Power at this moment to say whether the competition in armaments shall continue or whether 1t shall give way to amicabe relation founded on mutual confidence There is nothing in the Presidents address that welcome more warmly than his promise that America will associate herself with the other nations in Recommending a way to approximate disarmament and to relieve the crushing burdens of military and naval establishments" If only this assurance is made good we may have great hopes that Europe and America, will come gradually but surely into line above the other methods of in- ternaiona cooperation
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
A GOOD PUBLIC SERVICE RECORD.

E. J. White retres from the dictatorship of the Territorial Bureau of Publicity with full right to consciousness that he has performed very valuable service in very credtabe manner. The public funds expended under his direction well expended The people got full value for them. He quits the public service after three with credit and honor to himself and with the respect of his fellow citizens
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Scott c. Bone is very fine gentleman, high class citizen and good newspaper man. However. he has never lived in Alaska and does not know the people or conditions here who has lived here and all of whose interests are involved in the Alaskan problems of government
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

The Seattle Times says pulp and paper mills de- veopmen will furnish tonnage for the Alaska Rail road The Times probably expects the Interior papers to grow for the pulp and paper tonnage of the Alaska Railroad, if any such tonnage develops would have to be from the coast inland
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Secretary Wallace speaks of the gradual develop ment of Alaska desirable Rapid development" would listen better those who have waited since the resources of the Territory locked up fifteen years ago for any of development.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Bless Her Heart!

Carrie Bier, of the Wisslcr Bottling Company, Chillicothe, Ohio. might get job in the Club cafe when the new prescriptions are turned loose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Luke McLuke Says

There was a time when a man had to go through a lot of red tape be-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
The Trouble.

The Trouble.
 Tt says here that only one man in thousand can whistle" observed the Old Fogy, as he looked up from the newspaper he was reading. That's right" agreed the Crouch But the trouble is that you cant get the other 999 to believe it.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
The Rabv.

The baby yells all night, dear me, He hoWls as if his heart would
 break; Then cries himself to sleep when he Has cried the rest of us awake.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

The pleasure of going away is the coming back says an exchange. Don't believe you get Grover Cleveland Bergdoll to believe that Cincinnati En- quirer
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

It might be divertinG to know what Mir Brayan would do about Iap if ne were Secretary of State tCharlesol News and Courer)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Our Daily Special.

When You Bet With a Woman You Are Not Going to Better Your self.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Somebody caved in in Great Britain, and it was not the British peope.-(Bosto TranscriptD
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
The Horrors of Prohibition.

Friend Luke McLuke will likely shake his head and groan when he learns that Nashville is about to spend nearly a half million on her water system
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Gosh !!

Most men are in business to get rid of the goods in stock. But F. J.. Nevercell has a bicycle store in Asheville, N. c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Sultan in Dilemlaa." Nothing particularly ' "newsy" abou; this - (Doston Transcript)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Let's Go! A building boom
 Is on the way; Good times will come,a And come to stay. " Buy things you need, Don't be afraid; Turn loose your cash, And build up trade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
BITS OF BY-pLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Correct.

Correct. l think you'll find that I am right, And you should bear this fact in mind: The silent watches of the night Are those that you forget to wind.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18
Standing by Him.

Standing by Him. You should stand by your grocer, argued the Business Booster q always do when he is weighing my purchases" replied Mrs. House. keeper.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Paw Knows Everything.
 Willie-Paw, what is q honeymoon Paw-A honeymoon nowadays is a sort of intermission between the wedding and the divorce. my son
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Oh, Joy! Mildred Yowler, of Paw Paw, Mich. has joined the choir in the Names Is Names Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Firms Is Firms. Strong & Manley have a paint and hardware store at Eagle River, Wis
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Paw Knows Everything. Willie-Paw, what is a honeymoon? Paw-A honeymoon nowadays is sort of intermission between the wedding and the divorce. my son. Mildred Fowler, of Paw Paw, Mich has joined the choir in the Names Is Names Club.
 Ho, Hum! Before he married Gerty Goob. He spent his time in toasting her. But, since they married the poor Spends all his time in roasting her.
 Standing by Him. You should stand by your grocer, argued the Business Booster. q always do when he is weighing my purchases" replied Mrs. House keeper.
 Firms Is Firms. Strong & Manley have a paint and hardware store at Eagle River, Wis.
 Let's Go!
 A building boom
 Is on the way;
 Good times will come,g
 And come to stay.
 Buy things you need,
 Don't be afraid;
 Turn loose your cash
 And build up trade.
 The Trouble. Tt says here that only one man in thousand can whistle,' observed the Old Fogy as he looked up from the newspaper he was reading. That's right" agreed the Crouch But the trouble is that you cant get the other 999 to believe it."
 The Baby. The baby yells all night, dear me, He howls as if his heart would
 break Then cries himself to sleep when he Has cried the rest of us awake. The Horrors of Prohibition. Friend Luke McLuke will likely shake his head and groan when he i learns that Nashville is about to spend nearly half million on her water system.
 Gosh! Most men are in business to get 4 rid of the goods in stock. But F. J. . Nevercell has bicycle store in Asheville, N C.
 Bless Her Heart! Carrie Bier, of the Wissler Bottling Company, Chillicothe, Ohio, might [ get a job in the Club cafe when the new prescriptions are turned loose. |
 Our Daily Special. When You Bet With Woman You Are Not Going to Better Your self.
 Luke McLuke Says | There was a time when a man had to go through a lot of red tape be-
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-18

Ho, Hum! Before he married Gerty Goob, He spent his time in toasting her But, since they married the poor boob
 Spends all his time in roasting her
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-19

ago. Those who hold permits are how'll
ing every day because they are not get
ting liquor to continue their business.
But we are not releasing whisky except
TO those who can legally show that they
have use for It.
Manufacturers Get None
Manufacturers nre not getting
drop. IL we would release all the liquor
sought by the so called patent medicine
firms and for countless concoctions In
which alcohol Is said to be used, which
have sprung into being since the advent
of prohibition, 1t would require every
person in the State to consume the sup
ply.
The applicants expecting early re-
turns on their money are Hooking TO uhis
Office daily, demanding to know for whnt
reason we are refusing their permits.
They all get the same answer, we are
not issuing permits.
1--WE believe that by next year, when
| the majority of permits expire, they
will not be renewed BY gradually cut
| ting down the number Of permits We
will be able to keep check on the stuff
and kno what finds its way into the
| hands Of the bootlegyerS.
I'VE pledged ourselves to enforce the
law regardless of public sentiment that
might be opposed, and our entire force
| of Government agents Is now engaged II
| q bitter fight TO the finish
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-19
WARE TAKES NEW RESIDENCE
Senator Moves Into House at 2o13
South Broad Street

Senator Ware has taken a handsome
residence at 2013 South Broad street,
and from this residence he will vote at
the fall primary and election.
not again have the humiliating expert
cncc of being challenged Hs to his right
to vote in the ward. 1t will be recalled
that this experience happened several
years ago, when independents chal- =
lcnged him at the downtown polling
place, and It required the Registration
Commissioners to decide that the Sena =
tor had right to vote in this city.
Furnishings will be moved in from
the, Eare mansion, at Amber, and it
family will spend the winter down
town.