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SEWARD, ALASKA. TUESDAY, NOV. 14, 1916.
Very recent events here recall the old discussion as
to whether more men go crazy from religion or from li
quor. It is a discussion, of course, which has no logical
grounds to stand on. One means going crazy from a good
cause and the other means the reverse, but the question is
useful in drawing the mind to the fact that only the ab
normal suffer such a dire calamity in either case. The
liquor question is one that is still passing through the ex
perimental stage. Liquor has been taken for thousands
of years. It has been almost as prevalent as religion and
those who have destroyed themselves by it are as nearh
maniacs as the men who have lost their minds by religion.
The question to be solved when the world accepts prohibi
tion is whether man will not crave for some outlet from
the dullness of existence as men crave for religion when
they are lonesome or suffering. There is something in
the human soul which renders it unsettled and dis-satisfi
ed. It is always craving for something good or something
evil, but it is constantly craving, anyhow. Keligious lead
ers point out that the craving for religion is the proof of
the consciousness of the existence of The Creator. Could
not an unbeliever try to tell us that the craving for evil is
proof of the existence of the Anti-Christ? But both crav- ;
ings are there at times and if we remove one power for
evil will another assert itself; Will not something be
f,)Ut:d to supply the demand?. We are now about to try
;; great experiment. It will be interesting to watch the
result.
The people of Seward ought to aid the organization
of athletic clubs to the full. There is nothing more needed
to keep one from being morbid during the dark evenings,
in small towns little feelings sometimes creep in that hurl
efforts of this kind. One person, for instance, might think
that a few are taking too much of the lead or that there*
is cliquism or something like that. Such little feeling?
hurt like the deuce in small communities and the thought
that should be kept uppermost is that pastimes would be
good for everyone. Athletics are the most wholesome and
effective pastime.
It seems to he hard for the Hughesites outside and
the Wickershamites inside to concede any advantage to
the other side. Queer how Son Thought resembles Father
Wish.
Things sometimes occur in a Democracy like this
which suggest tyranny of the worst kind. Very few peo
ple not belonging to it sympathize with the organization
known as the Industrial Workers of the World but one is
forced to the belief that the people of Everett should have
permitted constituted authority to deal with the ‘‘Work
ers” who went there from Seattle. Law defying citizens
can be as anarchistic as the most lawless.
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