The age-herald., 1900-11-03

ute little towards the support of the gov ernment.
 Our plan is that the laborer shall labor with the hope that he may have an oppor- tunity 10 live. Take hope out of this world and this world is not worth living in. Just to the extent that you lessen hope, just to that extent do you make this world a bad world"
 In his Lake front speech MT. Bryan talked chiefly against large army, reiter- , ating his 1ssual arguments.
 Questions Asked
 At Old Vienna, while MT. Bryan was in the middle of discussion of the trust ques- tion, he was interrupted by a gentleman in the audience named Dacy, who asked:
 What about North Carolina2"
 Mr. Bryan replied by citing the qualifi- actions for voting in Porto Rico, and ask ing: Do you know what percentage are disfranchised in North Carolina?"
 Mr. Dacey replied: Every one who does not interpret the constitution"
 MT Bryan replied: Well my friend, if we had that law in the North and disfran- chised every Republican who did not know how to interpret the cons titution, not half the Republicans would vote in this coun- try"
 MT. Bryan's questioner attempted to pro- ceed with his interrogation amid cries of "sit down. and put him out" MT. Bryan tried to obtain quiet. MT. Dacey finally shouted above the noise, May l ask one question:"
 Mr. Bryan answered him. My friend, while 1t Is not fair for a Republican to come and take up my time, will be falrer to him than he is to me. Ask your ques- tion."
 But the audience was in no mood to listen to MT. Dacey and the question remained unanswered.
 Mir Prvan succeeded in securing a nar- tial agreement to let MT. Dacey be heard, and he said
 "The antitrust law of 1S90-the Sherman antitrust law-provided that that law Is to be enforced by the District Attorney of the United States; that the penalty for the violation of that law is that the corporation that violates the law and seeks to control market prices shall be dissolved. Furthermore, that there shall be fine of S5000 attached to the violation. Now, I understand the law to be that 1t is the duty of every citizen, where he knows the law of the United States to be violated, to file a complaint with the District Att torney of the United States and see that the law Is enforced"
 Cries of "put him out" and "sit down. and general confusion It required Mir. Bryans appeals to the audience to allow MT. Dacey to continue
 MT Dacey-I understand that 1t is the duty of every citizen of the United States, If he knows that law or the united States is violated, to file a complaint with the district attorney where that law is violated. In the Trans Mississippi Freight Association, complaint was filed in Kansas 70 dissolve that association. It was de- cded adversely-the bill was filed to dis solve that association. Here is my point, MT. Bryan. You say that you know, and have known for the last four years, that there are trusts in the United States, and that they are violating the antitrust law of 1890 as controlling market prices. Then was it not your duty, as a citizen to file complaint with the district attorney. Can you name one Democratic district attorney who has filed it?
 MT. Bryan replied: My friends, I want