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Where Anarchy Is Fostered
I United Press Service.
New York, May 18.—“Never
in their worst days were the
blackest centers of Russia, and
other European countries where
anarchy is fostered, any worse
than a certain section of New
York in regard to breeding spots
for agitation against established
government.”
That| statement made a few
days ago by one of the most
prominent of New York’s police
■ officials and a man who has
I studied anarchy and anarchists
for thiry years along with his
study of crime, aptly tells the
situation in this metropolis of
the “Home of the Free”. There
isn’t a shadow of a doubt that
anarchists and radical agitators
generally have a freer reign in
New York today than they have
ever had before. And, strange
to say, the man who is insisting
on giving the ‘public forum
speakers” and agitators the loos
est sort of “free speech” rein
is no other official than Mayor
Mitchel, who recently narrowly
escaped assassination at the
hands of a poor maniacal crank
whose mind no doubt, had be
come violently twisted through
hearing day after day every
thing from God to government
denounced by anarchists in the
public squares.
Of course, some of these pub
lic forum speakers represent the
honest, God-fearing, reasonable
organizations, such as union la
bor, etc., which are protesting
reasonably' against certain con
ditions that even the most con
servative, tory-minded individ
uals admit are all wrong- But
the majority of these speakers
are preaching anarchy as black
and destructive as can be heard
anywhere.
At Union square, at the foot of
Benjamin Franklin’s statue in
Park Row, in Rutgers square,
and other public rostrums these
speakers exhort crowds. It is
not infrequent that a Socialist
speaker and an anarchist or an
I. W. W. exhorter begin to talk
at the same time and within a
few feet of each other. When
this happens, the speakers make
it fun for the crowds by heaping
abuse on each other’s heads.
The occupation of Vera Cruz
and the Trinidad, Colorado, coal
strike in which militiamen and
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strikers shot each other down,
furnished basis for such talk by
these speakers- The two events
first brought to general notice
“Sweet Marie” Ganz, Reba Edel
son, Gussie Miller, and other
girls who follow Emma Gold
man, Alexander Berkman, “Wild
Joe” O’Carroll, who led the
church riots, and the teachers at
the Ferrer School of Anarchy.
“Sweet Marie” Ganz, by the
way, was so named in irony, by
the police because of her foul
tongue when harrangueing
mobs. Besides threatening to
kill John D. Rockefeller, Jr., on
sight, the Ganz girl cursed and
blasphemed, hurled vile epithets
at men or women in the crowd
who annoyed he rby jeering or
asking her questions, and made
herself generally the very oppo
site of the name the police gave
her.
Marie is a pink and white com
plexioned girl of 23. Her figure
is of the voluptuous tpye and
her eyes and mouth are extreme
ly sensuous- If she did not fol
low too closely the habits of
Emma Goldman in dressing she
would make rather an attractive
girl. Women critics might say
mac marie s ngure is sioppy or
inclining to fat.
The Edelson girl, who they say
is extremely jealous of Marie be
cause of the latter’s ability to
“pull the limit and get away with
it,” until she was finally jailed
for 60 days for threats, was
thrown into a Tombs cell after
causing a riot by her exhorta
tions. Reba, or Becky, as she
prefers to be called, is very nice
looking. She is slight and ex
ceedingly well proportioned and
is very tidy in her dress. Maybe
that’s the reason Marie doesn’t
get along well with Reba. All
these women call themselves
“Red Virgins” and “Red An
gels”’. The police say it ought
to be “Black Angels”.
Keeping Crops In Condition
Cool nights retard the growth
of the young cotton plants, but
when the warm days and
nights come the cotton will grow
rapidly if it is in good condi
tion. Keep the grass and weeds
out and keep the dirt loose, so
the cotton will do its best when
the warm weather gets here.
Corn pests are giving more or
less trouble jiow. Cut worms
do a good deal of damage to
growing corn and other things
too. Paris green mixed with
wiiecU/ uritii ctnu spmiKieu aiuug
the rows will kill off a good
many cut worms and also some
of the other corn pests. The
small wire worm is perhaps the
hardest to contend with. The
government is now making an
investigation of the wire worm
in this state.
During this month is a good
time to plant soy beans, velvet
beans or cow peas. Cow peas
should follow the oats as soon
as harvested- Early potatoes
should be followed by peas or
some other crop. Late cabbage
is a good follow crop. The cus
tom of topping corn and pulling
fodder are both bad. Other ar
rangements should be made for
forage. More than the value of
the tops or fodder is lost in the
corn when it matures. Of
course the labor is lost.' The rea
son is because the corn stalk is
weakened by being topped or
having the blades pulled off, and
so much of the vitality is taken
away that the ear does not ma
ture to as full weight as it would.
Lots of land in Arkansas is
better for truck farming than
for staple crops. Truck farming
requires more work per acre, but
pays bigger. Truck farming,
hay raising and stock growing
will pay the best. Of course the
niQst of the farmers do not be
lieve this and will go on rais
ing cotton and some corn and
buying the balance. However,
if they will look into things
closely they will find that the
farmers who raise truck crops,
fruit, hay and stock, and en
ouglii to feed the stock, are the
ones who are keeping out of
debt and dping well.
The little Spanish peanut is a
good and profitable crop. Fall
beans make a splendid truck
crop. There is always a demand
jfor string beans in the fall at a
good price. Those who raise
I sweet potatoes for the market
j should get in touch with J. G
iNorden of Russellville, and join
j the potato growers' association.
jThe farmers of Arkansas should
give more attention to vegeta
bles and small fruits for home
.consumption. In this day of
■ high prices the farmers’ wives
and daughters, with the aid of
a fifteen dollar canning outfit,
can put up enough canned goods
from the surplus vegetables and
fruits on the place to furnish a
good table all through the win
ter. This is a good means of
providing a good living at home
with almost no expense.
Now is the time to kill the
rooster. It is too late to set any
more hens until fall, and the
rooster is of no more use until
then. Kill them off and buy new
ones in the fall- The hens will
lay just as well without the
rooster, and the eggs will re-1
main fresh a long time. The
farmers should eat eggs and
chickens produced on the farm
unless they have a surplus. Eggs
and chickens served on the ta
ble are cheaper than most any
food that can be bought in the
town and far better. Every up
land farm should have a small
bunch of goats. The kids make
fine fresh meat, and the goat be
ing a browser is a good animal
to clean up the sassafras and per
simmon sprouts. Just dissolve
some salt in water and sprinkle
it over the bushes or briers and
turn the goats in. They will do
the rest.
JOHN H- PAGE,
Commissioner of Agriculture.
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Suffrage Responsible For Third
Sex Says Writer.
United Press Service.
London, May 166.— “A new
sex is growing up: a third sex—
women who deliberately aban
don all feminine attributes and
honestly do not care for love or
passion.” j
This, according to Sir William
Bell, member of Parliament for
Hammersmith, in an article in
the Academy, is the real reason
for the growth of the woman
suffrage movement. “The young
women of half century ago did
wool work, also wasted thous
ands of hours of valuable time
in practising the piano”, said
Sir William. “In nine cases out
of ten she had no taste nor in
clination for music, and is now
as defunct as her grandmother,
who swooned in graceful atti
tudes on every occasion. Wom
en nowadays are taking up a
more aggressive position in the
world; they travel unchaperon
ed ; they ride alone in taxis; they
live like bachelors by themselves
in flats, if they think fit, with
out scandal. They want to
live their own lives; they do not
want to get married neither do
they expect it. They imitate
men as far as thew can in their
attire. They smoke cigarettes,
and lead useful lives as clerks,
typists, telegraphers, actuaries,
doctors, and take up a hundred
other occupations which were
formerly the sole occupation of
men. They do not want men;
they are learning to be inde
pendent of them.
“I do not pretend that all wom
en who follow these occupations
are of this class, but I maintain
that there is a large and grow
ing proportion of what is prac
tically a third sex. Inasmuch
as the proportion of men over
women is increasing, I see no
harm in it but good. Spinster
hood is no longer the reproach it
was, and women lead far more
interesting and brighter lives
than they ever did before.”
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Police Are Seeking Caucasian
Millionaire.
United Press Service.
Warsaw, May 15. — Police
throughout Russia are search
ing for a Caucasian millionaire* |
M- Shahnazaroff, who fled from
'this city after attempting to i
murder a beautiful young girl ;
named Sofia Sec, whom he en
gaged a3 his private secretary.
.The two had rooms in a hotel j
here, and hearing feeble cries,
the servans entered and found
the girl imprisoned in a ward
robe. She was suffering from
the effects of poison, and later
in the hospital, told her pitiful *
story.
After persuading her to ac
company him to his estate at
Susa, the millionaire revealed
his real intentions and kept her
a prisoner for a month, inter
cepting her letters and balking :■>
her attempts at flight. Finally
he brought her to Warsaw,
where she determined to inform
the police. Her betrayer, how
ever, persuaded her to renounce
her complaint for the sum of
$50,000. instead of paying the ;
money he put poison in her tea*
and after locking her up in the i
wardrobe decamped. | M
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