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MR. STACY AUMONIER'S OPINION.

* COUNTRY NO ONE VISITS FOR PLEASURE."

[BY STACY AUMONIER.)

Mr. Stacy Anmonier is always amusing to read. He is not to be taken seriously, but there may be a spice of truth in his following plaints, Like most Englishmen Prohibition makes him "ace Red."

The other day someone sent me a book from America. Amongst the paper in which it was wrapped I came across a portion of a fort night old copy of the Chicago Daily Tribune.

THE BIG DRY DRUM.

MR. BORAH'S NOTE OF ALARM.

U.S. ELECTION ISSUES.

NEW YORK. Indignation like a pent-up fre burst from Senator Borah "when he spoke by means of wireles to thousands of his countrywomen. Scoring of Republican and Demo- cratic leaders alike, ha declared that the constitutional Government of the country was is peril, and called on American women" to pré- vent these leaders from carrying out their intention to betray the United States at the. forthcoming conven

tions.

"It looks," he said, "as if we are going to have a bitter campaign in which no man will be spared and no woman will be spared who comes within the firing line." He went

Now the Chicago Daily Tribune claims to be and I believe justly -one of the greatest newspapers in the world. Being interested in such things I thought I would look: to see whether there was anything of note in it And there was, There was the leading article, and it was headed; "In Prohibition the Law Against Murder is "Re- pealed". This seemed promising, and so I began to read

"Three coastguardamen necus- ed of murder have been acquitted in U.S. district court in Florida They shot and killed & man in a boat they were chasing. After they had killed the man and taken the boat they did not find liquor ar weapons on board. "In the usual procedure of protecting prohibition enforce ment agents, the United States gave the killers the protection of the Federal Court. An assistant attorney-general was sent from Washington to acquit the mea. A special jury was picked from the back countries of the district, the coast-wise counties being ex- "cluded. Thas expedient was used to keep off the jury any citizens who might have prejudice against murder in the name of

enforcement.

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With the scene thus arranged the Government brought the agents off successfully.

Shot Without Challenge. Please note that this is not some sensation-seeking little provincial rag speaking. It is the Chicago Daily Tribune.

It will not be proposed to trade oil for contributions, but it will be proposed that we trade pri ciples for votes, which is infinitely worse. As Americans we are made the butt of ridicule and criticism in every capital in the world. As citizens we entertain doubts as to our political outlook never entertained before. Aa party men and women we are chagrined and resentful.

Senator Borah added thas it was

planned to drop quietly Prohibition enforcement from political discus ion and to concentrate on the pre- ection of home markets. This he eriticised as an effort to persuade the votes that tariff schedules were more important than upholding the Constitution.

The fact of the matter is that from the beginning Europe has treated America very badly. Since the Plymouth Brethren no civilis ing influence has entered that country with the idea of stopping there and doing good. And that splendid old Puritan stock, mostly Anglo-Saxon and Dutch, has been swamped by the progeny of niggers, dagos, and the sweepings of Eastern Europe.

Get On And Get Out! - The United States is now, I sup. The editorial goes

on to depose, the only country in the world monstrate that the only surviving witness from the boat, affirmed that it was not challenged, and the first intimation they had of the chase was when Jones, the victim, cried out that he was shot. The judge overrode this evidence and "the carefully-selected jury" beld with the Government that the victim had forfeited his life when for what-

ever

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Even the emigrants, who pour in by thousands, have no idea of set notting there. Their idea is to make as much money as quickly as they can and go back home and retire, And that is the keynote of all the visitors to that country.

"The victim has as much right to his life as any person in the United States, who has not for. feited it by crime,”

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To aeroplanes piled with roses marked the route, to the cemetery with falling blossoms as thousands lined the streets in the rain, weep- ing scd praying for the lost leader.

Not even the scathing remark of Capt. O'Grady, the chief of the detectives, that Esposito had "the filthiest record" of any man he new held back the crowds-sho poured into the church.

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Mrs. Esposito was present with her little girl, but her boy was at bome ill with scarlet fever. It was his child's illness that determined Esposito rot to heed warnings that he should leave the city before the i danger became acute.

Twenty-five motorcars full of Effete aristocrate visit there in flowers were part of the procession, the hope of finding rich wives which stretched for mile along continued the Chicago Tribune English authors, Scandinavian ex- the road as the fuperal cortège rather petulantly.

plorers, German scientists, adven-moved slowly from church to Sailings from Europe for Shanghai and Northern Ports:— "He lost it because quick trig-turers of all sorts go on long leccemetery.. ger Prohibition enforters did not ture tours: They embellish their Thousands paced before the care whether their shots killed lectures with all kinds of flattery flowered hier as it rested in Espo an innocent person or not, be- far the land of their visit, and sito's home. Many wept and sank

the Federal Government when it is over they pouch the to their knees in prayer. protects much killers and thus en- cheque, and write home to their, courages them, because Prohibi- wives: "God! what a country!" tion sentiment in the country justibes auch killings and defenda the acts."

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Those Who Bisy.

No arresta for the murder have yet been rande and the police are still uncertain whether it was for hia political faith or by reason of As for the musicians, the fat his strange life in Chicago's under- singers, and the scraggy instrument- It ends up by mildly comment alista, they are as a rule too ill-world that Esposito met his dread-

ful ond ing:-

bred to conceal their contempt for

Eeposito-known as "Diamond Murder and no punishment. the land which pays them so well. Jos from his love of jewellery, An innocent man killed and the Everyone wants to grab what tay his belt being encrusted with 6,300 killers free with the approval of can get away. Nor can it be said Government and morality. The that the cultivated Americans help conscience of the United States matters much. Some there are has been given something worse business men, lawyers, politicians, than intoxicating liquor."

etc.-who cannot get away, but those, with leisure, and particularly those with a bent towards the arts, i stadually percolate to Europe.

Dear, Dear!

Dear, dear Jant that too bad What astounds me about all this They come at first on a visit, and is not the facts of the case, the then another visit, and then the

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diamonds was returning from a political meeting when 58 bullets were poured into his body from a motor car. He was an agent of the Black Hand Society, a bootlegger, gangster and witha! "of great generosity to the poor.

MODEST BURGLARS PUZZLE VIENNA POLICE.

like of which are becoming more visita get longer and longer, add "THE GHOST OF ERDBERG.” and more familiar to Europeans, At Last-they find themselves but the extraordinary mildness of living Over

here, and they this editorial protest. It is just confess that they

and as though the editor said: "Listen social life of the United States to this! Isn't it unfair? But

And so poor daar: bootleggers will be bootlegget till, intolerante,

There is no hint of righteous in. America, hmgry for culture, an- xious for improvement, willing to dignation, no passion, no sugges put up patiently with all these for tion of carrying the matter further

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VIENNA, March 21st.-

In broad daylight two burglars entered the office of a small bank here. Only one employee and a or doing anything about it. It is ig insults if the end be justified, girl client were present. The burd presented at little more than an own soul, with only crude material glars tore a handbag out of the item of interesting but unpleasant at its disposal. Can you wonder girl's hands, but when she implored

thera

to return the bag they did so.

found nothing in it of much value to them. So far the police hare Is It Too Late↑

found no clue except a button. And even now one wonders whe

Ever since the riots in July the the howl of protest that would go ther it still may not be too late Social Democrata have been carry- up from the entire Preast Not Can, Europe do nothing to saveing on a vehement campaign only that, but the matter would America Why should not the against the police, and day after not be allowed to end there. There League of Nations appoint a small day they poke fun at the button would be public protestations, de commission, with let us any-re of which the police have published putations, and inquiries. The presentatives from Portugal, Al- full description in the

press officers responsible for the act bania, Lepland, and Turkey-to

Another man the police have fail. would be bounded out of public visit the United States and hold a ed to get hold of has been

conference with the two prospective termed the Ghost of Erdberry But it is as though--to quote the candidates for the Presidency to Night after night be climbs, the Chicago Tribune the conscience discuss the possibility and advis rools of certain houser in Erdberg, of the United States has been given ability of introducing a measure of lets himself down into the court- something worse than intoxicating civilisation into the American con-yards by means of ropes, forces him- liquor." What is this extraordin tinent? ary dope that drugs a people into

One can almost seo Sir Austen the belief that it is a greater Chamberlain looking down his nose crime to drink a glass of beer than and whispering to Briand that to shoot an intocont man in old blood What does this callous in thinks with a conference should be conducted in camera.. Natural difference to murder imply! Why 13. Que wouldn't like to think of is it that a country like the United so drastic Foformation beings 11 1446451-14 States, which started so well, has subject of little title all over the 7m10 062431 got all its moral and social values world. The sensibilities of the peo

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