The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-14
T oday No Haymarket
 Repetition. The kaiser's Mania. Carpentier's Swift Work. Schwab's $62, ,000, ,0OO
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No Haymarket
By ARTHUR BRISBANE

AQOclouSs AS oeAuly 70 ofBhn4SeN labor as to organised society. But these crimes have been compared, with reason, to the famous Haymar- ket killing of policemen. The law should not initiate the killers and lay itself open to suspicious. ss it did before-of killing s certain num- bsr "to get even" regardless of , guilt That would bs more danger ous than the original crime.
 Won Tirpits says the once Kaiser shows signs of religious mania. and hts friends are worried. That is the Associated Press report.
 Tho Kaiser showed signs of reh- sious mania when he started on his war. declaring that tho Lord was fighting for him. That was <he time for his friends to Se worried. A little worry and restraint then would have saved the German people much trouble.
 Then he was crazy because he thought God was with him. Now. perhaps. he is crazy because he thinks the Lord has turned against him. But 1t matters little, since he is out of office. With or without God, be can do nothing without an army.
 wnfle Carpentier was knocking out Lewis in about two minutes. owners of wireiess outfits were listening for news of the fight as it progressed Bue there was no fight 10 speak of. Lewis compared to Carpenter was as small a& Carpentier compared with Dempsey. Carpantter did his work more swiftly than Dempsey did his- Fight records snev that, pound for pound, the Frsnohnnan is the better <gshtext It 4s not surprising, for CArpsntiers weight includes higher rssroentaxs of brain and every blow wssrta in the brain. Muscles only obey mental crderA Tn all these fights the importance resides in this:
 They prove that fighting is the ome thing that interests all men. Nor x ohearxui outlook for war's early end.
 nGx auhwa4rs Bethlehem company has swallowed the Lackawanna Steel company paying ssxty-two millions Dor the unouthful.
 There will be agitation in the King dcn of the Lambs. not knowing whether to buy or s>li. or go fishing. Those that 70 fishing will be wise enmhs.
 sohv~S ss sa ANie steel man, great serfpsut,dsrs But Gary. of the big ecmpanS has not been idle during ehe tast tsn yearA and the things he 2 Ans bought from Cuba to the Far s&crthwext would make Santa Claus NnvscuA If big steel fight comes. ss vsn bs worth watching.
 ENs stsalins of ssse,ooe f1bsrty tcnds from the Chase bank develops a nsw tdlA h rsseanty. according to shs police.
 4 woman asked q 3swsisr to buy sorBs of the bonds. Firing them around and I'll let you know said hA She brought them. was held up and robbed e< the bonds in the hall putsids the jewellers office. He, of course. knew nothing about 1t and was spared the danger of receiving stcien goods- The lady asks: -1s thsss no honor among thisvss." ThsCp 3s ne&
 cooan Doy1s says that in 50 years his idsa of . spirit heaven win sswsep the world and spiritusiism win wipe ont all relistouA"
 The Doyle pictures of heaven or the after world show you spirits with bullet holes in their temples and me- diums brinSing them back to talk . tho drtvsl of . village grocery store.
 Doyle does not know human beings if hs thinks they will exchange heaven of ha<pa. w1ngs. singing. gold and glory for . material heaven which could bs built up out of sec ton of West Chicago. Even Moham- u,sds heaven ia better. bsrause moro exriting.
 fn 1e1f the federal reserve bank pssssd the one biliioR mark in it's sapply of geid- In 1918 1t passed tho two billion mark. Two days ago the | mark had paced three billions This 1 does not include other gold hoardints, 1 er our gold tonnage locked up in vaAnhss. y1ngA chains. tooth filings, l uAo. The whole thing in itself amounts ts nothine-Sso or y4o for each tnhabitant cne-twentieth of a ysar's income for the United States. But 1t makes this nation envied by ali other nations. Gold to Chris stian- fly is more than the Kaaba stone to Aohammsdans and whatever your theory of money. gold is power. is real
 The debts of the worlds nations as they stand now amount to $4oo, 900. 900 l according to the National City Bank just twice what they were when the war ended. Economizing seems not to have been successful. What diff ference three billions could make in | debt of four hundred billions is hard to understand. But Europe thinks all would be well if she could only use our gold. A little real money makes much difference. Di- vidins it by the earth's population. evsry creature on earth. including sors-eyed babies on the Nile and