The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1929-09-13
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BY Arthur Brisbane
Another Arab War
Senate and Sugar
Would End Strikes


I, A MOTHER war has broken out,
"A following wholesale murders in
Palestine. Jews and Arabs are boy
cotting each other In business. The
iAnglo-Palestine bank refuses bills Of
credit 20 Arabs. The latter boycott the
Gutenberg Electricity company and
the Jewish bank.
British airplanes start real work,
with Arabs killed and wounded. their
friends convinced that Mohammed Is
not as powerful as was supposed
Christians are as much interested as
Jews In the outbreak. Once a religious
war starts, the Mohammedan fanatic
enjoys equally the murder of a Chris
tian or Jew. II anything, the Arabs
might favor the Jews, to whom they
are racially related. From the Jewish
religion Mohammed borrowed much for
his Koran.
It has been said that the Koran was
written by an educated Jew for Mo
manned, who probably could not
write, although he certainly could
fight.
The senate Is discussing tariff One
hundred and twenty million Americans
who eat sugar, beet sugar men, Lou
isiana sugar men, sugar growers OF
the whole world, are interested In;
sugar.
hfUk A. In
protection, a national subsidy Of many
millions, for employers of Asiatic la
Dor In Hawaii and the Philippines.
Sugar comes duty free from those
places. belonging to Uncle Sam; Ash,
atics do the work. Their employers
get the profit. Not much of 1t will 60,
to sugar growers on this continent
Our friend Cuba, good customer and
neighbor, would be ruined by high
tariff, If anything could ruin so plucky
a people.
Britain's Labor government seeks a
way to send strikes and lockouts."
In a recent cotton strike workers
lost 100000 week in wages. Mills
lost 100000 a week in export trade,
and must fight to get It back.
! Arbitration is the only way. II
the Labor government can And al
bitrators that both sides will trust.
persuade employers to play fair and
union men to keep BARGAINS when
they find they don't like 'i?em, 1t will
render inestimable service to Great
Britain and teach this co,t:.try some
thing It needs to learn.
From the material point Of view.
Russia, will gain by her CONTINUOUS
industrial year."
! There will be no stoppage of ma
chinery, on Sunday or other days,
during $50 days each year. Five other
days, six in leap years, will be de-
voted to patriotic, bolshevik holidays.
Each man will have his rest time,
longer than under our six-day and
Sunday plan, but machinery will never
stop except for repairs.
To make machines work all the
time and give men reasonable leisure
would be the ideal program. But, Of
course, Sunday should not be neg
lected-especially on a basis openly
hostile to religion.
The International Congress of Psy-
chology learns that married life brings
the male mind closer to the feminine
mind.
Investigation Of sex differences pri-
marily non-intellectual," said Doctor
Erman, shows that married life weak
ems mental masculinity."
Naturally and fortunately, men were
once all cannibals, all murderers, all
thieves To meet a stranger was to
kill him or run 80 that he would not
kill you. Women had to change that
gradually, In their husbands and in
their little boys also. They have
done 1t, partly. Much work remains
for the feminine mind.
Finance L. q mystery, understood
least by the man who thinks he IN
derstands 1t.
Britain lent millions to France, and
France now is drawing gold from
London, worrying the Bank Of Eng.
land.
The French lend money on call at
OIL nor cent while comnlafnfnp of
poverty caused by the war. This rich.
est country In the world lends call
money at from 8 to 20 per cent A
French business man can borrow
money on time loans for az nor cent