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New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE RAUM INVESTIGATION.
REPORT OF THE CoMMTTEE-No ATTEMPT 10
SELL REFRIGERATOR STOCK TO PENSION
OFFICE PEOPLE.

OFFICE PEOPLE
wosbipoton Feb 6.-Mr Morrill,. chairman Of the
snoc,a Use committee that investigated the charges
contained in the resolution introduced by Mr. cooper
of Indiana against Green Il. Raum, COMMISSIONER VI
Pensions. has completed the report OF the result OF
the nouirv lie submitted II 10 meeting OF the com
mittee Ills afternoon, and 1t was aefeeu " oS Ills
Republican colleagues. There VIII DC "iihoiiN IT,
. ON tho Investigation submitted by the Democratic
members Of the committee. The report says ta. ,he
committee permitted any evidence to DC m,rouuced
mitch ,eIacd IN the direct charges but that 1t eX-
cnded evidence as to The financial standing OF Tho
Commissioner or Mr.. Lemon. In regaiu 10 ING rc-
frgerator branch OF the investigation the report says
~Tbere was an entire absence Of any evidence show
inc or tending to show, that any refrigerator s'ocR
hd ever been offered for sale to purchased by any
Of the employees of the Pension once Ut 'na' tele
v,s any stock held by any for the benefit OF tho
employees or any OF their fanllleS to OILY cAoep'o"
claimed being Bradley Tanner"
The committee finds that Mr.. Tanner spent foui
DAYS while he was his regular yearly leaVe oi aD-
sence on the cOmpany's business ana "roVe lc"
letters for the company but that he was never IN
tercstrd I'm the Universal Refrigerator company ul'
rcc,ly or indirectly and that his promouoh was uue
70 Commissioner Tanner, who appointed him. lhere
is no evidence. the report says showing that tho
commissioner has ever devoted any OF the business
,o,rs ~ the office 10 matters relating to the re-
frigeratlng companies.
A. 70 tbe charge that Mr.. Lemon had an undue
influence over the Comfi'sioncr' the cohini'Ucc hu
to be true that Mr. Lemon did on February :, loOo'
,1rso t,vo of Mr. Raum's notes amounting to $1,000
Al the time Of making such Endorsement the report
.ays that Mr. Lemon had no intimaon that the com
pctcd files order had been or would be Issued Ine
rommiftee examine at length the history Oi ,ll' oucl
~ ,;nd tb,t there |. NJ evidence to show any iaNOr
u INN ''i =" Mr. Lemon or any other attorney INC cll
norca shows that Mr. Lemon has more than Twice Is
ucm @ ,,no ion claims pcnding a. any other attorney,
nnd thai from February Uhe date of the orncrD 10
Auc1I,t l6 last there were placed on inc 'onp,o,on
e. IL, ~ 5G1 cases Of which Lemon was attorney
IN no eases The committee find there Is no truIh
in the charges that Mr.. Lemon procnie1i sn""''o"'
in he Pension Oa.cc for his former employees
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
r,lr rn.rnrr1cr ACCOMMODATIONS RILL.

Washington. Feb. G.-Thc PoStonicc Appropriation
b,u. which was reported T. the House hS CHAIRMAN
Rinrham of the PostoiiEe Committee i' al'''..'''
carries. in round numbers. an Appropriation VI - =,
80 600. q. cor,n,rcd with estimates Of 49, .j43,opo
and an appropriation last year Of S12,"2oooo. Ihe
.molnt which the Postmaster Gcncrnl estimated Wouin
L~ prDvidcd hy the Department toward tl' appr"PFh|
,i, for thc wear from IL own revenues "t- F''''',;
on There are no item, " new legislation III thc uil
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
AcNL FOR 4 DEMOCRATIC Caucus.

WASHINGTON Feb. Ga call has born issued lot
c,rcus 10 morrow evening Of tie Democratic members
of The House Il is understood that the silver question:
will be the principal matter discussed ana uiat ther
Will be general interchange Of views a' To the course
~ procedure for the remainder Of the session. JuE'
Holman the caucus chairman. said the pcmo'iS "'ro
80 nearly united against the shipping blll That ne dli
mot think that matter would figure In tr Caucu, auu
That there was no disposition on the part "i tc DclO
Gratis TO delay the appropriation bl!I''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE scorcn CHURCH CALLS MR. wYLIE

At a meeting held at the Knox Presbytcrln Church.
No o52 East seventy second st. la-5 night. letter from
the pastor the Rev David O. Wyl!e, was read. which
b tened his resignation. lie has been pastor of tho
chutch TO, five year, The letter stated that Mr. WylI
had received call fiom the Scotch Presby Church
in West Foutcenthst, and that he wished accept IL;
Nh Wylc', resignation viii take effect February o5
was leaned that the call from the Scotch Presbyterian
Church had wholly unsought and unexpected and
that Mr.. wylie had first been reluctant sever his
connection with the Knox Presbyterian Church. - .
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
INTERCOLLEGIATE TOOTBALL.

Springfield Mass. Feb. 6.-The intercollegiate Foot
ball Association met in this city this evening and
elected these officers President. o. b. Brown. Of
Williams vice president, g. II. Lewis OF Amherst {;
secretary C. H. Gould, Of Dartmouth treasurer H. n.
Williams OF Boston Technology The colleges repre-
sontod we're Williams. Amherst Dartmouth. Technology
aud BDwdOin. The championship Of 1890 voted To
Wf0(ams. and the convention voted to hold future
,uootI,Q, nj Boston.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

time Canal Company TO build the canal The con-
struction company raised the money which has so
far been expended upon the canal somebody should
send Mr. Wolcot copy OF this report
The Colorado Senator was probably stimulated TO
offer his resolution by the speech delivered earlier IN
the day by Mr. Morgan, OF Alabama. In support OF the
views OF the committee. Mr. Morgan. for some reason
other found himself unable TO wait unuI the Canal
bill should be taken up for consideration ana 50 Tres
passed on Mr.. blar's time TO relieve hmsef OF MS
opinions as 10 the necessity and advantages OF rCv-
ernment control Of the canal. Mr. Morgan IS iic-
quently interesting and always facie and polished IN
his speech making lie spoke to-day with much visor
and force and had good audience most OF the time.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE HAWAIIAN BILL IN THE HOUSE.

Washington Feb peciaD-Chairman Mckinley.
of the WAYS and Means Committee. to day called up
tho Hawaiian bill. but found himself unable 10 effect
as lie expected to do, agreement with the Demo
cratic leaders 10 the amount OF time to be allowed
for debate. lie thercupon withdrew ht motion. In
behalf Of the Democrats. Messrs. MILE McMilln and
Breckridge. OF Arkansas. dlscaimed all desire in
tenton protract the debate unnecessarily but they
we're unwilling TO suggest any period of time at the
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
SERVICES IN THE JUDSoY MEMORIAL CHURCH

The first prayer meeting was held last night IN tho
lecturcrcom Of the new Judson Memorial iaps: Church.
T., Washington Square The largo room was crowded
,h n.one who listened atentyely an able address
30 the uastor the Rev. Edward JuGson. The Rev. Dr.
nm. Of the Church Of the Strangers, congratulated Mr.
hudson aud his congregation on having erected such
nne building.
The frat Sunday service will be held morning
st IL o'clock At WHICH Mr.. Judson VIII nrssch.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
,.xr,,p METHODS OF PENSION ATTORNEYS.


Washington, Feb. 6.-AsSi>tant secretary hu' ~ -
sov sent letter 10 the Commissioner Of Pensions can
ing his attention to a number of printed crcuiafs "
di,otiny what ne regarded aS unproies'loId anu
uleritjrnatc methods employed by certain pension at
torncys in procuring business. Ihc crc"la''' a. ."
rule stated that the pcnsoncr to whom thcN "c'V
sent was rated too low, and that by applying " 'ie
agent a handsome increase coud he sIeenlN "o
tanned Others claim to have superior ia'lIuc' ~
,bcir command In nearly every Instance iTct
n,oml,e is made to get the pension allowed WIN
no trouble or expense 10 the pcnsioner. Inc Ns
sstart Secretary says II this class of attorneys :
Tho allurcncnt, which they hold ont 10 the srldi't'
arc ba,cd upon false prcerccS. a'd are ciI''.aru !"
arous. among the I'D crs against the lcGluni,c WI
- tbi- pcplrmcuf the prejudice, Whl'h ION y" w
ircvifahe di,appDiutmcnt t. when tHcf az t'c''''
~ no-cd ~ irresponsible AGENTS r'~NrcllnIl, N"-
-S Therefore i'm order 10 rc-tran ana. II Io-otiI"' -
cv,in.gii-h this obvious evil. tmt YOU h"uiH an
,ttnricys who are prosecuting pension GA NJ u'".c
vour Iu-cau that hcncciorth They mu-t ioFV va u
vour oGic. cope, Il all circulhr' tiat may a. pr
pared Ly fhcm for distribution through Inc haI,' "
otherwise m soliciting pension cMn'' anu 1n' ,n "a,
t~nrv who shall b. guilty hereafter of sucl pun
Ii~,tiins as are indica.cd here shall he pr mpuN r.
r,,,,ed TO the secretary for nj rom Prf,oc
ioforc the Department The veterans inu-t ~ P''
toct.d from such Legitimate methods oil bh'lNc''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE REPORT ox THE WOUNDED KNEE FIGlI

THE REPORT ON THE WOUNDED kNhh fI"IiI'
Washington. Feb. Is (-pccal.-TLe report on tle
rorsvtn Wounded Knee affair "as taken {" the NH''
House to-day by secretary Proctor ana INC IIc''e"
,I,rccd over the ma,, of testimony. The secretary
c.clre. to make public TIC finding, until he has care
t,ur cv,mlncd the ease and II may be that the
r,uor; will be sent to Colonel For,yth since he has
r knowcdec Of their contents. The impression At
the Department Is that the b'afu "i st ni ,a
made an entirely favorable report but that 'cH-IdI
n~inGcid'. comment cAOnciatcs Colonel Forsyth.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
yr ,.,.prs ~ TIE ORDER OF BUSINESS.

Washington, Feb. CT appears that In addition To
tbc list Of measures aldy publlshed selected by tho
Republican senatorial caucus last night for consicra
ZION. the Army Reorganization bill received place
next 10 the Conger Lard bill and Immediately preceding
te Interstate Commerce BILL The bill to transfer the
rcvenuc cuier service TO the Navy was also assigned
TO place Just after the Bankruptcy bill and next to
tI. ta-t IN
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE PLAN FOR AN INTER AMERICAN BANK

Washington, Feb Special).-Among the prOm
ncnt bills on the House calendar awaiting action Is
one reported last session from the Committee On
Banking and Currency 10 incorporate InterAmer
can Bank. This measure. it may be remembered
was unanimously recommended by the Pan-Amercan
Conference, and the recommendation was earnestly
approved by the state Department and by the Prcs-
dent who sent to Congress special message on the
subject. 4 full abstract Of the provisions of tho
pending bill and Of the excellent report prepared by
Chairman Dorsey, Of the Banking AID Currency Com
nitiee to accompany il. were Publ,h he'd In The Tr
tune several months ago. As the measure Is one
which Will be likely 10 provoke long debate the pros
pect Of It's passage by this Congress, III view Of the
lac stage Of the session and the pressure Of other
business, is not regarded promising By its friends.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
A REPUBLICAN CLUB ENTERTAINED.

The members and frlend- OF the West side Republican
Club No. 65 West Se,entydst.st assembled last evening
the cubrooms and listened 10 entertaining lecture de-
liver by the Rev NJ c. Peters. The subject OF his lecture
was From Hell Golden Gate" IL scripton
MS trip the continent from NewNo.N 70 san
Francisco. Music furnished by Franklin SonneAalb.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
rnr rnsrAL rELEGRArm nILL TAELED.

Washington, Feb. 0-ht the meeting oi Inc House
Committee on Posofccs and l"rtr'ad' oo"y ulc
r,.t,I rclecr;pb biz was laid on the table by vote
Of six 10 five.
Mr.. bingham. from the Committee on Po'olliccs, To-
dv roportcd favorably the bill creating the Office ot
Tynrih Assistant PostmasterGcneI1I with salary Of
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

exuration of which debate should cease. Inc Dill
is plain and simple one, although l's p'V'i'ioi' arc
.soI s or,r.relv inportant in political. well
a. I'm a commercial sense. especially In view Oh thc
close and friendly relations between the Uhea etaes
and Hawaii
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
p,voprvC A MARINE BOARD.

Washington Feb. G.-Mr. Dnglcy, from inc tom.
rni;,cc on Merchant Marine and FIshcles' 10 day re-
ported fdvOrably the bill to cst'bi-h H"r'''c "'''u
Cor ,hc advancement OF the Interests oi Inc merchant
marine This bill was dnitcd 20 carry ol ui' Tc'on
nnudatnns Of the late secretary 0i the treasury au'
of the American delegates to the Ihl'rh"u'"l ''"'o
Conference.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
MEETING OF TIE CABINET.

Washington Feb 6-On the invitation OF the Prcs
dent Acting secretary Ncttlcon took part in today's
Cabinet meeting as the representative Of the Treasury
Dcpaftment Il is understood that the recent Indian
campaign and trade reciprocity questions were con
red
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
SILVER PURCHASES BY THE TREASURY.

Washington Feb. 6.-Thc amount of silver offered
for sale to the Treasury Department to-day was
I or 900 ounces and the amount purchased 100000
ounccs a. follows: Twcnty-Onc thousand ounces As
- or 10000 ounces at SlOl9, 1000 ounces at
- oi9. 400 600 ounces at ~ or, $4,000 ounces az
; O921. $1,000 ounces at 81 O--1
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Washington, Feb. 6.-FOurth class postmasters were
to-day apponted as follows: q. II. Aliard, Gardeau,
Penn; Maria +. Barron, Kenwood, y. y; NJ. W.
White Williams Bridge, y. l.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
now FOR STEAMSHIP LINEsi
From The New York Press.

From The New 1Ork Ft's.
To rrcur 10 secretary WindOm's epigram. The folly
and danger Of dopcudine upon our competitors for the
moan of reaching competitive markets cannot be ex-
pressed
THE WEST OUGHT NOw To FAVOR SUBSIDIES.
From The New York Mail and Express.
The Western Republicans in Congress who have
heen lukevarm or hostile should now see that tho
opening ~ new market, for the products of their re-
glon depend, tho rapid increase OF american Ne',
sells that win follow tie adoption Of the policy OF
liberal bountic>.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

The Business Mems Democratic Association last eyen'
inc ,ectcd officers for 1891 j. Edward Simmons pre'
dent; Evan Thomas, treasurer, and c. Kinney Smith.
secretary John \. sullivan, Alexander Meakim Bolli1
NJ. Morgan and L. l.. Ridgway are among the members
Il the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
liuIiilcd To The Eekf.

All entitled best that their will buy,
family should have. bottle Of the best issn.
lily remedy Syrup Of Figs TO cleanse the system
costve bilious For sale ia soc. and 81 bottles BY all
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
pOSDS REDEEMED.

Washington Feb. 6.-The amount OF 1-2 per cent
bonds redeemed today was $4,000 making a total
to date OF $lO,413,4OO
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

From The springfield Republican Administrations
ThcSr would appear to be considerable and valuable
conc 's-ous. and thcY are, stlfp1lS'H-lN 80
Dr, of ali hc countries to the south. has been least
,pood enter into reciprocal trade relations win te
United states. and has leaned most Strongly to"ain
Furopc I'm all international concerns Selling IN the
nlted states than seven times as much mercha
di, and pr jduCn she has bought from The hlteh
states this south American Nation has heretofore re
falncd aloof from propositions for special trade ar
rangsmcnts with the United states. IL would thus
The marc seem TO be a notable triumph for the Secre
t,rv ~ STATE aud the Administration.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the o!Vnee
yesterday, obscrNed az the hltu ,.ts
SiLnal Service stitOn at this city. Inc disles l-t
the temperature noted at peys Pharmacy sun bu1u'"s
Tribune ONCE Feb. Z 1 p.-Light rain, lreiaeed "
snow fell Yesterday forenoon with clearing skies but very
damn air the rnst the day md evening Th1 tenpas'
ranged b.w 81 and II degrees the a9Tasc IS' oes
s higher than spondng day last year ana IS
higher than JhIfsd1y. , ....iv
In this city to-day there win probably O. pSaV
cloudy ioggy weather. WITH ram slisht uei"@i e""e
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
OCCASION FOR JUST PRIDE.


Secretary Blaine would have 10 be morn than human
not To feel thrill Of qualification as he counter
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
RECIPROCITY BETTER THAN FREE TRADE.
4 BIT OF FREE. TRADE EXAGGERATION.
,rnrr Il.n Enstnn Irnn. .crlni lnhl

The secretary. with his shrewd outlook 70 wind
ward sought to save IL Ghc Mckinley bilD from IN
rcp-oach ~ not adding - export trade sincl
barrel 0r pork or pound II -four. II Is. Indeed ga
moral victory for Sir. Blaine the Chinescwau Pro
tectOnists II hi, own party.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-03
Retra tOs
Psntados Gz 6leo, q de Lopiz.

Lecciones particulares de Dibujo Pintu-
ra. Restauracl6n de retratos cuadros anti
guOs. D. Francisco Vilarrasa. Gale de San
Francisco ndmero 90, bajos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-03
ACElTE para ALUMBRADo de las FAMlLlAS.
LUZ BRllLANTE.

Libre de explosion q combustion e1pontdneas
SIN ha1naO n6 mai OlOr
Este aceite producto de una fabrication
especial, es igual, sino superior los que Sc
importan del extrangero bajo diversos NOM
bres y marcas, tanto por sus cualidades lumf-
nicas como por la seguridad que ofrece los
cOnSumidOres.
Nuestros precios son mucho mas reducidos
que los de las marcas extrangeras, que con
este mayor precio no brindan los consum1-
dores ventajas lie ninguna clase.
La experiencia adquirida en- esta industrial
durante muchos amos en- Is Estados UnidOs
Cuba, M6jico otros paises, nos permite ofre-
Ger al publico un articulO que no SO pusde me-
jorar en- parte alguna bajo ningun coneepto
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELE-
FANTE, y LUZ SOLAR, estan registradas
se perseguira con tcdc el rigor lie la ley los
alsifcadores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-03
3W1SN IMgURT &MTM.


MS plu pa .ff
@ Indispensable
de q Fort nnnero17 u. s#sEs s.s@@.a 81
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-22

From present appearances China is
drifting into a trouble from which sue
may find it hard to extricato herself.
In Pektn the army and certain secret
societies arc having their own way, and
have been committing outrages upon
foreigners and pay no regard whatever
TO The Ernperor's edicts. The minis.
tors OF the different European powers
have entered their protests in vain
against this state of affairs. but the
reigntng dynasty is said to I've opposed
to foreigners, and the Emperor is said
to be afraid to resort to scyore meas
ures, not knowing where it may end.
As consequence European war yes
sells are concentrating on Chinese
waters to protect their interests, and
altogether things look decidedly
Equally.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-22

DIR. Gale observes in his treatise on
disease that the great use Of wine in
France Is supposed to have abated the
prevalence of the gravel.
In some parts of this country where
Speer's Port Grape Wine is principally
used. not only the govt, but the gray
ell is scarcely known. DIR. La POta re-
lates as IN extraordinary instance of
the effects OF Speer's Port Wine on
govt the cure of DR.. Daveran, who
was attacked with it at the age of
twenty-five, and had it severely till he
was upwards of fifty, with chalk
stones In the joints Of his hands and
feet, but who for. four years preced-
ing the time when his case had been
given to DR.. La Pota to lay before tho
public had by advice used Speer's Port
Grape Wine, and had no return of the
govt wards.-London Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-22

Next sunday August %. Mt Tolchss.
ter Beach, the Fourth Battalion Band
will give a grand concert aid the aero
naut, Mile. Grace Shannon will leap
from a balloon 5000 iect, and descend
by a parachute. The PhifadelpAin,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company's special train will leave
Wilmington at 8. is n. m, on THE date,
running via Bultimc ere and the Chesa.
poaI,e Bay. Round trip rate 81 Best
Grabbing waters in the bay. -.-.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-22

Try Bush's coal. You viii likeit.
American Laundry, COZ West Front st
Try Basins coal. You will surely likei it
Cupping and loeching, 1903 Il. Second st
DyeinR and securing done, 2l0 King st.
Brazilian Balm cures colds, catarrh. etc
Fine lsk rings at Hanrs. Is L. Fourth.
II yon want cheap picture frames go
to Baugh q Mears. No 20J West Second
street, AS they have u new line OF goodf
lust received. The largest stock in the
State. Call and see
Ross, 80 Market streets, has tho largest
and cheapest stock OF hats, white shirts,
underwear, ncckwcar and hosiery in the
city. Call and see him. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-22

The Delawarean says Rev. r. X.
stephenson. pastor OF Smyrna Circuit,
who has been invited by Brandywine
NJ. y. Church, Wilmington to become
their pastor next year, is one of the
rising young men of the Wilmington
pastor. The members OF his churches
on Smyrana circuit would be very
sorry to part with him, as they appre,
ciate the great work he has done among
them; but IL Brandywlne succeeds In
securing him as their pastor next year,
they will find in him a minister who
will "hll the bill" in every respect.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-22


'frhe REPg1I1ckN would argue that
no sowing machine manufacturer, for
example could pay American wages
and yet sell his products side by side
in the SAME market with English or
German sowing machines. Yet Official
statistics show that our mRIufaetdr-
ers arc doing this very thing at tire
rate 81 over 5000, 900 of sewing mn
chimes per month and he fact knocks
spots out OF the argument. Livery
Evening of yesterday.
That is just what We have boon CON
tending for all along and We arc pleas
ed that our amiable contemporary is
getting down to hard pan on this qucs-
ton Of protection. How is it with
steel and ironl Protection has re-
duced the price OF production TO such
an extent that we are beginning to
send our steel abroad. So 1t las been
with wire nails.
The price has been so reduced that
this country can now undersell En-
gland and still tho high price for labor
is kept up, But here is more from oul
neighbour:
'In the last quarterly report issued
from the treasury department we lind
among the exports for the three
months referred to the following:
Steam engines and purts OF ..f Og3 IA
Sowing machines and parts off,. $50 1ii
Printing presses aud parts Off,. so, 06t
Machinery nototherwisn specified 1900, Oh
Making a total of ................s3.76l.G CT
Showing concluslyely that notwith-
standing the taxes theyare Handicapped
by our manufacturers OF machinery
can and do pay good wages and YET
compete with the cheap labor of Eu
rope to the tune Of $4,000, 600 per yeai
We hardly expected that onr neigh.
Dor would DO converted so radically tc
the cause of protection in so short {
time. Nothing but the midday con
version OF Saul on his way to DaInas-
Gus is equal to IL.
We need no other evidence to Prov
that In three months we exported 50,
aO6,62O worth OF American made ma
clinery. made Of American iron, Amer
lean steel, and by American workmen
for which we paid good American
wages and yet competed with the
cheap labor OF Europe. But here is
more richness to use a common ex
preston of our neighbor;
And do not let our nelghbor forget
that at Essen, in Germany, the Messrs.
krupp are operating the most extern
sive machine plant in the world-doine
an enormous business in locomotives
as well as guns-and that when an
American locomotive leaves our shores
Tor any foreign market it comes into
direct competition as to price and
quality with the product of this great
German establishment
No, there Is no danger of US forget
ting itneighbor, for it has been grount
Into our minds for years, that at
American LOGON olive that leaves our
shores for any foreign market is built
by American mechanics, at American
wages, and yet We sell the locomotive
In Germany right under the noses OF
krupps great German establishment
where wages are not half what They
tre In the United States. No, we viii
Got forget it.