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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-26
Two Cold inauauratisna.

Two presidential inaugurations o.
peclany marked by cold weather were
those Of Taft and Grant CHS second).
Thousands Of people became sick
rum exposure during Grants second
Inauguration. and many died. 1t Ii
said the coughing Of people who had
colds was 20 great that the orchestra
at the inaugural ball could hardly be
heard.
The Taft inaugural blix1ard began
In Washington the afternoon Of March
5, 1909. 1t continued all night. and
the anow I'm the capital the next day
was 20 deep that it eeemed impossi-
BILE to have q parade. But the pa
rade was held. and On q street swept
clean, thanks to the WASHINGTON
street department, which removed
thousands Of wagon loads of snow and
slush from Pennsylvania avenue. Many
people became sick from standing in
the snow or sitting in the cold stands
to watch the parade. There was much
suffering caused by exposure. Presi-
dent Tufts reviewing section was in
closed In glass and heated by elec.
tr1city.
The Sun Oven.
In some tropical regions. where
coal is scarce-as In Egypt. the Pun
jab and the African Karoo-teakwood
boxes blackened inside. fitted with
glass tops and properly insulated are
in common use for cooking, baking
and other purposes. These sun ovens,
which have the advantage of eliminat-
ing cost Of fuel, afford a temperature
of 24O to 275 degrees Fahrenheit in
the middle Of the day. Provided with
n mirror for a reflector, they will run
mp to 200 degrees.
saow." His clasp on her hand
was warm, reassuring. It'll do every
thing that can for the girl"
If miracle can happen. then one
happened at the post. The end of
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-26
ABILITY.

DO you regard poker as a gentle
mans gamer"
80 far as that goes" replied Gao
tus Joe. tits like every other game
from politics to penny ante. Whether
It's Gentleman's game or not de-
ponds entirely on who happens to be
playin' It"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-08-26

1.-THE school of experience is a hard
one"
Thorough, though. very thorough.
What you learn there. you know
louisville Courier-Journal.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22
Working Within the Unions
A. Verblin.

continue to educate the workers on class-con-
scous basis, urging them to take power into their
own hands and make of the union an instrument
of struggle against the capitalist class
One of the mistakes that the revolutionary
workers make in their agitation within the unions
is to allow themselves to be placed in position of
hostility to the union. This gives the politicians
chance to raise hue and cry that we are against
the union and gives them chance to expel us more
easily.
We must not allow ourselves to be placed in such
a position We must take the position that the
union is the workers and that we are not opposed
to the union but to the false leaders. The Anal
gamated Clothing Workers, when considered from
the view point of the membership, can be said to
be radical union because it contains radical
element, but from the point of view of the leader
ship it is not much better than any A. F. of L.
union
The point is that by coming out against the
union we weaken our position. After all, it is i'm
material by what name the union is called We
must clearly define our position to the rank and
file that we are not against their union but that
we are against the labor bureaucracy, the tactics
and policies of the leaders" We are not trying to
destroy the union We wish to change the union.
Rank and File VS.. Bureaucracy.
Within the trade-union movement there exists
wide gap between the exploited rank and file and
the comparatively wel-to-do officials. The officials
have no economic worries. The uncertainty Of en-
ployment does not bother them During a strike
they continue to draw their salaries. The workers
are conscious of this gulf between them and the
officials and it is our duty to deepen that gulf to
show the workers that only through change in
the form of organization can the officials become
the servants of the rank and file instead of being
their bosses.
Adopting such policy we can attract to our side
those militant workers who have been instrument
al in organizing the union, who have suffered
much in the strikes and have acquired loyalty to
their organization Every time we come out against
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-01-22

1t is sufficiently clear to those of us who are
consciously fighting for the destruction of the pre-
sent social system and for the establishment of
communist society that the unions furnish the best
field for our propaganda and agitation. In the
unions are found the great masses of workers with
out whose active support the revolution can not be
accomplished
The folly of creating artificial unions" thereby
isolating the most conscious workers from the
masses and leaving the masses to the mercy of the
'labor leaders" is or ought to be plain to ALL The
Third International strongly condemns such poll
cy and urges the revolutionary workers to stick to
the masses organized in the existing unions.
But let us not for moment suppose that the
leaders" will look with favor upon our activities
within the unions. Our new policy of working
within the unions is far more dangerous to them
than the policy of the l, W. w. which created
unions on paper and cried "Join the |. w. w." The
masses of course did not respond and the I-W. w.
is still union on the chart When Mohammed saw
that the mountain did OF come to him, he went to
the mountain but the l. W. w. insists on the noun
tain coming to it.
Tactics of the Bureaucracy
The leaders" of the trade unions will naturally
use every means to drive the "reds" out of the
labor organizations. Nothing will be too dirty for
them. AS last resort they will even spread ru-
mours among the rank and file that certain "Bo-
shevik" is only stool pigeon and in the pay of the
Department of Justice. This was actually done by
leaders" Of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers
of Chicago when in the election for officers of
Local 80, the most powerful local in Chicago, one
of the real radicals threatened to put dent in the
political machine. Rumors were spread concern
ing him that he was only stool pigeon sent in by
the Dept. of Justice to corrupt the organization,
How to circumvent the Bureaucracy
We can see then that these "leaders" will resort
to every means to kill our activities But we must
not allow ourselves to be driven out so easily We
must use all efforts to stay with the masses and
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
3nm @e,npf segeu Sen s@nnt iii
@urt nnb 8tlb.

Sic 9eltt1de 3entrolpoli5eiitclle
5ur 8efdimpfl11g ltn5iibtigcr Sdrif=
ten, Bilber r,1b Snierate; Sic Ger
9beotcrabteilltng ocSr @oliseiprali-
oillms Berlin aagegliebert lit, Der
anltaltcte fiir5Ii1 I'M Soften @n,ie
in Berlin arl1 Meraltoerplat cine
M%usitcaung -ptn. iotdcn g~r5cltanii-
ien. Ser Sberregierlutgsrat pon
@luienapp i9tloerte IN grpbcn Sit
gen. sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
3entralltene. gr pies 6aral,f BIN,
oaB Sic Observation-Disclosures gr5eug=
niile belonoers gnoe ocS 19. Sabr=
bunoerts ei11en rieiigel1 l1ntfal1g a11'
gel1omn1en 1t1o 1id in alien eltropai-
l1e1 @a1ptltaoten e%ingcniitct bot=
ten. Bereits ban1als bi1oeten iid)
5ablreide 8ereine our 8efampfung
oieies Sdmubes, uno in Sabre
1908 trat ma in 8ariS SIT elmer
Ell ten internationalen 9eratltnq
iiber 6ieie 5ragen 5uia1nmell. Size
8eteiligteu puroen %pertraglib Der
pflidtet, Material SIT ia1nmcln, bic
@mfl1br un5ii6tiger Sbriften nrh
8iloer 51 perbinoern 11no Sic be-
~trefenoen @eiete Ser 'eil15el11en
2dnoer it6 gegelrleitig mit5lltcilcn.
Snfolge Dteies Mbfonrr1ens puroc
sic 3entralpoli5eiltellc I'M 8oliaeis
praiioium erridtet. Ser @eltfricg
5erriB lei0er Sic beitebel1oe11 @erbin-
ol11gen, Sic erit nub bem ariege
mie0er 1al1giam angeflliipft tperoen
fonute11. Sett 5eigt es iid) abcr,
0aB itb sic @erbdlt1tiiie nocb lpeiert=
li6 perl@limmert ba6en, oa 1lltll
and 6ie &inematograpbic beronge-
5ogen n1troe. - &riminalfommii1or
b. Sebr gob i'm Mnfblnb baron eil1-
gebenoe @rlal1terlt1gelt, 5lt bem reid]=
ba1tigen Material, 6asl Den atpingclr=
oet 8etpeis bradtc, oaB Ser &f
gegen bieie i6peiniihcn G%r5e1lgniIlc,
altd) tpe111t lie Iih ETH Mdntels)en
oeS u&iinltleriiben" u%n1bangelt, hit
auen Mittcll1 gefiiDrt treroe1 nnltb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
&erbanb 6entid)er 2eJrer nnb 2eb.
rertnrem i'm 9%luSlanbc.

Dte @%egeutpart perla1gt gebiete,
rii6, 6ab Die @ioniere 0es 9eutid)-
tums I'M Muslun0e, gu 0enen oie
2ebreriduft nit an .eriter Steue &C.
b0rt, IN li6 gei1lolien balteben uno
in ser @eimat> fir Sic iie pirfen
un6 faimpfen, 9iat un0 5at fin0en.
Ser ber5torbene 81. Mmrbein mar
es, ser meiti1aucno nn6 a1s 8abt1,
bre1er> unterltiibt bon MaInnern
pie Ct. Softer, Se1nming, 81. 2ob-
lneDer, Midel H.. a. m., nit ieiner
3eiti9rift uDeutibe Shule i'm
Muslanoe" ote Mtlregung ur10 Sen
@runo 5u elmer Srganiiation iduf
sic aue 2ebrer uno 2ebrerin11en
(obne l1nteribie6 Scr &orbil0ung)
i'm Muslanoe 1mfabte. Ser 8elt=
frieg iette. ser Gdtigfeit Oes Ser
banoeS ipie ieiner 3eiti1rift porlal1-
fig ei1 gn6e. SS11 @erbinou1g unO
nit l11teritisung Der altbewdbrten
SMbrer Ser gan5er 8epegu1lg lit
nun DaS 9eutI6e MnslanO . Gbulz
5efretariat .bemubt, einen r8er-
bano oeutl9er 2ebrer un0 2ebrerin=
men int Muslanoe" obne &udli6t
auf lire @orsil0l1ug al ibaffen. Die
Srganiiatioa lift iomeit geoiebeM
6aB bereits Mnmelonn9en erfo1gen
f0ureu. Mud friibere. Musla11OS.
frqfte finoen Mufnabme. Sie 8eit-
i6rift, oas Sunbamsnt Ser 8epe-
gung, nitro at @eibnabten eribel-
11en. 8eb0roltde. unteritiibung tit
geli6ert. 9as @erf ion feline loie
@ereinigung, ionoern ein fraftbol-
Ter, ipitematii6 ousgebauter nno le=
bensfqbiger 8erba11o meroen.
@amtli9e S6ulen I'M M11Sloroe
meroen bemndbit &u1,oi6reiben err
balten. Sos ertpqbnte 5efretariat
belikt oaS Mmrbeini6e lr@ip nno
lit bereit, ieoe 8u{9rift iofort 5n be-
unttporten nn6 8eratnng nn0 Stlfe
nad beiten &raften foitenloS 81 bic
ten. Aue Mmtsgenoiien oranb BEN
unb in Der @ei1uat meroen aufgefor>
bert, oieiem 8erban0 iofort bei5u>
treter. 3u11riften, S6ulberibte,
Mnfrager nno Dor allem Mnmelonn.
gen nimmt entgegen oaS. ~9euti9e
Muslano S9M : Sefretariat" tn
Seer /. 9ffrieslan6, bas Die 8orar-
beiten our Eagung oe9 8erbatoes
IN Berlin erleoigt. -------
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Wcgcn sen &opfutt ser bentidjen
@iienidaft.

ginen breiten sialtm nj Sen
Musiprod}en 6es Sod1hultages in
Safe nabm Sic Irage Ser gopfot=
tierl1ng Ser oel1tiden 8ilienld)aft
cin, iiber Sic @ebeimrot @ait (9(a.
bcr1) referierte. Gr fiibrte aus, bob
Sic 6ertide 8ilien16aft bon Sen i'll
ternatinnalel1 l1nioncn lt11b BON Dem
intcrnationale11 Hate11tamt u11b 0en
5ablreiden .an6eren inter11ationqlen
Snititltten ,ausgeidlolien lei. ltnter
sent Teblen ser al1slanoiiden mil
ieniboft1iden 3eitfdriftcn miiiic
ser 8ieberoufbol1 Ser oel1tiNen
8ii5enidjaft leiben. '9lt Tntelen Gtcls-
len bat baber in. s9mtidlono Sic
pribate Snitiattbe eiltgpiakt, Inn Sic
fem @ongel ab5ubelfen uno pieocr
5u einem regelmaBtgen Seitihrif=
tenaustouid) nit bem Muslon0 81
gelangen. Mqe borban6enen @e5ie<
bunge1 init SEM Muslal10 ,iole11
mobil gemodt lperoen, INN Ser
oel1tiden @i1ienihaft lpie6er Clint
fll1b 5r perihoffen un0 Tie nit 0em
n0tigen geiitigen @an6merfs5eug 81
berieben. Ser Sodidulperba1o als
3e1tralitele Ser geiomten bentiGen
@odidulen miro iid 6ieier 5ra9e
in in erb0btem MaBe a%nnebmcn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
5uriid, Ser BORT bas erlte Sous er-
bal1te, 6elt ebrlamen MallrermeiiteE

5uriid, Ser bort 6as erlte Sal1s er-
bal1te, 6elt ebriame11 MallrermeiiteE
Mulad.
Ma9 allem fa11n geiagt meroelL
baB Sic an Ser Namengebllng betei-
listeu @tellen, menigltens III Ben
1ebten bnn0ert Sabren, bel trebt &C.
1peie1t ltno, 9enem1unge11 5lt perltei-
Sen, bie geeignet lein fonltell N1t-
ltoB l1o Mergernis gu erregel1. Nrn
modte mat i'm geilte Der nellell
Set, 6ie mir erlebent reforlnitre11,
uno ser Magiltrat lit alt6 nidf ah(==l
ge11eigt. Nunu .p,elll11 n1alr 'iid) oqir1z
auf bei6ranft,. sic 5mei=, BRET ,ober
pierfa6 porban6enen gtraBeli1lallleit
al1s5umer5e11, 10 miro inn Sl1tarell!e.
bes 8erfebrs nidts ei15l1mell1etl
iein. Sour Diite man itd bierbci,
ebenIo mie bei ser @amel1geb1t11g fir
reuangelegtc 5trobeu, por &C.
id]mad un6 5aftloiigfeit, mable MIR
iol6e 8enenmlnge1, sic feinel1 pcrz
lete1l, feline &laiie uno feline &artei.
@ir brQuden feline &ote=Tabne'
StraBe, fem &epollttionszltfcr &C.
Ibmeige oenn eirel1 2el1i11= o0er
Grobfi=Ylab.
C9euti1e @arte.")
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Die Geididjte eines. @a1sbauSes.

@or IS Sabren puroe i'm Eariz
ier 2oubre ein observation-disclosures,
bos Napoleon ieiner @emobliniiSSos
iepbine geidenft batte, genpb1en.
Mae Madforldu1gen 1pud5i DeH1 Ser
6leib bes S6mnditiifeS b1iehen Ell
folglos. Nltn 9fommtd iuatssf Sml
8ranetsco oie Meloung, BOB bas
@als6ano mie6er aufgefu5ttooell muir
Sc. 8or einigen 8o@en %faufte1
3onriiten i'm 6ineiiiben Staotteil
bon San Srancisco oas &als6ano
fir Is 9oaar nn6 bradbten es CUR
Nbidaslng mad Seem Dorf. Ser
erlte SSumelier iddtte eS auf 10000
Collar, nno Sic 8erfdufer lieBen es
bon einem 5meiten 5a6beritdnoigen
prifen Der auf @runo ei11er. mi
-froifopiiden nnterinbnng IAN Der
@rapiermng Dos Salsban6 erfarnte
nn6 es fir $4,000 9oIar ertuarb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
edieberifambal in Tranfreidj.

Die Qagerbe1tanbe Ser l1orbamc=
rifanii1en @rn1ee III SrqnfrelD
manDern BON San6 gu Sanb. I'M
gebeure @arennlengen lino bet bles
lem &ettenlaule fpurlos beri6mun>
SEN. ga aber peitere MaIlen Sen
frau50iii1en Marft nberiGtDeinme1l
nod gr1Bcre llunnengen aber gut
ratielbufte @eiie peribminoen, i9ei>
1el1 oie abDonoen fommenoen We1l~
qen an al1oereu Yldten Sranfrei93
iu1mer mieDer 5u neuel1l frobliben
Dolein gu crmadben. gS feblt 8. 9:
sic 1tattlide Mn5abl BON 100000
ailten folloeuiierter Mild, mas Dem
geridminDen Don 20 Miuionen 9o-
len alcidfom11nt. Mngeblih iollen
lie 1a6 @ien periGoben fem. Ser
&c bon Spargelfonierpen, Gorneo<
beef, Stearil1ter5cn, 3abnbitrlten
Yferoebiirltelt, 9easelbiiriteu, Mnno-
tiiberll uip., Sic Oas anerifa1tide
2ager e1atbtelt, iil1o abbanoen &C.
fommell, tauden aber nod langen
Srrfobrten in Yariier @ei6aften
wieber ouf. sic batteu it15mii6en
10 oft bc1 8eiiser gelpe6ielt, oaB
sic 8eb0roem leoe Spur p%erlorert
babcn u11o auf u@erlultfonto &
budeu miilien, tuie Ser amtli6e 81
tel Dafiir lautet :.
@os nod inn Yeiit Ser 8eb0r6e
1T ,bat lpieoerum itarf gelitten. 60
muroc aus Dieiem Mmerifalager Elm
ullgebellrer Bolten Weebl 5l1m Ser,
fal1f gebradt, bon Sem oie 9eb0roe
ielber idiibtern 5ugibt, oaB ,er
uni6t mebr gang gut pare". 300
3ertner gu 10 ST. Der 3entner
fornteu berfauft per6er. Sic Pa'
riler rege, ii9 ober Oariiber anf.
oa Tie bel ieoem @iilcn 9rot ieet
Sen @eroadt begel1, bon bem ber-
borbenen 0tegierungsnaebl babel eine
&pltprobe ab5l1befommel1. Ser
fran50liide Staat erleioet bur6 oie-
1e Deillo1e Mlrtl9att, Dte NIT Dell
amerifanlfdel1 SeercSbeltd1oen &C.
triebel1 murOe ull0 anideinenO trob
oii5iplinariiber YcItrofungeu int
mcr ipciter getrieben miro, ltnbere-
6enbaren Sdaoen. SeOe &ilte fon,
oeniierter Milb ltauo fir bic &e-
gierungsetmlabmc1 nit 80 Srancs
gu 81ld, Ser gltsfau ut 0ieiem slr,
tifel betragt allo 80 Miuioneu
Srancs fiji peridtpu,l6ene @arc
auf u@erluitfo11to a.. Ml16 ipegen
eltormer Mengen Sum, Sic 5lual
aus Guyana III ben fran50iiider
66fcn 1ta6lpeis1i9 eintrafen, abe.
leit0em u1tauffilobar iino, idmebel
boUnotpei1tlid)e Gerid]tsuerfabre1!.
obne bisber 2idt in Ste Sade 81
brt11gen. .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
nsa9me" nns pil}S,ee siiffer,

@ie fait bent gar5en 8ublifum
au9 obne Ben eigenen 9eiu9 .0es
Oeqomltone Mationalparfs befalmt
%gepor0en, gibt es in 6ieiem Yarf
cine @er6e miloer 1n6 audi cine
ipl9e 5obmer 8iffel, - ODER mos
man 10 nenrt. 9ie mil6en iin0 III.
piidiig edit, aber Die 5abmen? Sic
bebalten fait ale @epobnbeiten 1no
gigenidaften Ser nripriingliGen
piloen @attung u11berdn0ert bei, TO-
oab @arfbeiu6er idperlid irge11o
einen l1nteridie6 obne meitereS
mobr5unebmen imitanoe iin0.
9ie 5abmer 8iiffel fiibren iogut
mie bolfoMmen 6as 2eben 0eS nil
sen &n6els' int Barf, MIR nit oem
nnteri6ieo, 6aB tie BON 8eritte1e11
aus reipeftboler @nff ernung beob=
adtet, u116 6aB file I'M 8il1ter nit
&eu gefiittert mer6en. 8ie idon
lire @orfabren ser alten gbenen,
} b%erfiinoen fie III gang o%erfelben Wa-
nier einen itarfen Sturm einen o0er
5tpei Sage unfe61bar porber, i1oem
iie Sen aopf erboben nod Dem
8unfte balten, mo- Der Stnrm ipas
ter pirfli6 1osbri6t. Mu6 iprine
ger 1ie bel 1tarmorobenoem @etter
%lteifbeinig in Die Sole u1b rennen
Damn in &reiien lumber.
Man baclt sic beioen &er6en nidt
itreng getrennt, uno tpabri6ein!ib
lit idon 3mifden5ubt b%orgefommel1.
God bat fid Die Soffnlttg, bab fol=
berurt mebr 8iffel oa1lern6 Der
miI6en @er6e 5ulaufen tplroen,
bislang 1iemals erflQt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

actpiu1enoe yissrbt ser @eiomtein-
6rl1d, blcibt Die Gatlade, oab lid III
eineln peitentlcgenen gifelort eine
gauge @epoIferurg bereitfinoen
lGBt, einmiittg al ei1tem idonen
8erfe 1lit51arbeiter, oellcn ctmat>
ger Cribs 5par4 fir Sic Grridtn11g
zines Sugenobeimes beltimmt lit,
0as aber in er iter 2inte 0ur6 feire
YoeIie un6 ieinen begeilternoen 81,
balt gepaft nno binausgeboben bat
iiber Mutagsitreit unb -iorger.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23
Sic u&inber5ede1.

Ma6 iiebeniabriger 8auie mar6
beller mieoer oie u@inoer5ede" IN
Dinfelsbibl, 8apern, abgebalten,
9ie sluffubrung oeS 5eitipiels NIT
Gem @a6ipiele uno Dem 5eit5ug
our6 Die GtraBen Ser in ibrer Mlz
tertiimli6feit erbaltenen ebemaligetl.
NeihsitaDt biloeten oas Seitpro=
gralnnl.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

2ieber IN elmer @trobbitte
mein eigener @err, als an fiiritliher
Eafel EN- g1dr5enoer @ait:
], Cine Erane, Sic man trod.
net, miegt in Ser 8agidale Der
Menidbeit mebr, als eine, Die man
tpei1t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-09-23

44SASJN INV rSSAlt\ASt@1tGS ASI@kN~A0NS~
glei9, ipnberr perlangt 9eltrafung
nun fir SEN .Snn, 6aB Ser, Nnge=
flogte oad mirfli6 fir i91loig BE-
fl,16en miro.
Serr 9riano mag euttdui9t ge-
neien fem, 6aB Sic Sauptoerbano=
lung Dor 6en &et@sgertbt nt6t
iiberau 0aS @rgebniS ser @rmitt'
lungen beitdtigt bot, Sic our grbe-
bu1g Der 9e5i6tigung gefMbrt bat=
ten. Snoes meib ie0er Surilt, uie
oft 6ies Der SAT- lit, uno aud Ser
Mh9tinriit miro begreifen, baB cs
bier tint 10 lei6ter ser Sau ieia
farn, qls es it6 Inn 8orgdnge> ban=
self, Die biele Sabre 5uridliegen
nnb itb unter umltanben obgeiptelt
baben, mie iie elmer robieftipen
@abrnebmllng uno 8~ieoergabe
fiberli6 nidt gunitig tpare11. Dari-
Der ober, oaB SOS @erfobren ielbit
griinoli9 nn6 geuilienbaft, lnter
ge11auelter 8eobadtung itre1ger ltn=
parteili9feit gebanobabt mor0en lit,
1iegen genIgeno 5ablreide uno ge-
midtige M%euBerungen nnporeinge.
npmmener, au9 nidtoeutider Cell
nebmer Dor, I'M ieoe 8ernangelung
bon p%ornberein als ausft6tslos er.
i6einen gu laiien. !,
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Evening journal., 1921-07-08
GENFRAL prpoNrs pusuc SERVICE IDEALS

~ BNERAL I. COLEMAN DUPONT has sent to Governor
" Denney a telegram accepting appointment 10 the
United states Senate TO m out the unexpred term OF
Senator Wolcott That telegram reflects the high public
spirit and the ideals service which at all times have
animated the man. It says in part
ut would be impossible for TO express the deep
gratitude and how greatly complmented feel at being
thus honored by the OF Delaware through its
Chief Executive As you know never have had any po-
caI ambitions hut when called to duty by ones State
country there is hut thing TO do, give the best in
YOU This will do. There men in the State who
could nm the position more brilliantly and with great
credit but who will work harder for the good of the
nation and for Delaware. hope 10 show you and the
good people of Delaware my appreciation of this great
honor by rather than by words accept the ap-
pointment, knowing il TO be the greatest honor of my
life"
Those words breathe the true spirit OF public service
They constitute a creed that should be accepted and
lived up to by every man and every woman who is hon
ored by election or appointment to public Office
As General dupont H. when citizens State or
country calls him duty, there is only quality OF
service which should be gvenhat Of such citizen ded-
eating the work in hand the very best there in him.
to show by acts rather than by words undertaking
devotion to that public service creed
II all those Americans who held ONCE had adopted
and lived TO such creed the history OF State and
country would have been much brilliant and the
people would have experienced much larger OF
happiness and conentment than has fallen their lot
when your State your country calls you to duty
give to It the very best there in YOU and show by
acts rather than by your words the sincerity Of your
devotion 10 such duty"
That creed, which is expressed by General duPonts
ceptance should be embazoned above the portals Of all
buildings which devoted to the public service and It's
patriotic spirit should animate the thoughts and actions
OF all those who the American people.
Evening journal., 1921-07-08
A High Type of American
Is Our Nel0 Senator
CFrom the wilmington Morning 'News.)

into the Senate those high qualities
Of the human heart and mind which
naturally will influence him in all
those matters of great Importance
that come before the Senate. He
possesses rare business judgment,
skill and acumen given to few men.
He has been one of the veritable
captains of industry in this land.
Idle moments. ease and pleasure
have not been his conception of life.
but rather service. His career in
finance and business has been a
kaleidoscope of energy portraying
enterprises, the mere contemplation
OF which would baffle most men Of
more than ordinary ability. General
dupont has been a constructive force
OF the nation. The same talents
which have been manifested in other
matters will be devoted to repre-
senting this State in the Senate.
Apart from these considerations
General duPont's concern in Della
ware politics and the politics OF the
nation makes him a natural and ap-
NIOpTldlt CnOltt AnI seat III the
United States Senate. General
dupont has been an unselfsh leader
of Delaware Republicanism and Of
the Republicanism of the nation.
Logically. such abilities as his have
made him gladly welcome in the
councils of the national Republican
leaders, among whom his views have
been influential.
His many years OF experience as
the National Committeeman from
Delaware have kept him in close
contact with the national Repub-
lican party. its hopes and its aims,
and its policies. General dupont
rendered notable service during the
last campaign. He will be a potent
force in the United States Senate,
and the State of Delaware and the
United States should consider them
selves fortunate that the Governor
has made so happy a selection.