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TEETH AND FOOD.
\ Help in Time OF Need.

Sometimes bad teeth cause illness. par
ticularly whel, they arc not fit to mast
cate food \ man in Ada, O.. had all OF
his teeth drawn. He was sick with iiidi-
sesl1on and lack OF vitality. and his teeth
were in :. had condition. lie expected,
with q new, complete set OF teeth, to
regain his health by thoroughly chewing
his food, but he had an experience that
is we'll worth knowing Of.
Instead OF improving. continued to
lcso strength" ne su.s. 'nlntil | was Il
nero moving skeletons, 1 tried !. number
OF prepared foods. but none Of them
helped me until got Grape-Nuts. Tile
flavor pleased my palate at once. /
soaked the food in cream and got along
with it nicely. Within d few days l no
ticed that + was not so tired and faded
Gradually / grew stronger. SO / left Off
all other foods and took only Grape-Nuts.
..SIv old-timc vigor came back, and in
two months l gained seventeen pounds.
This was remarkable, for am Of spare
build Now l sleep and feel wonder
fully well.
..lnasmuci as 7 apl doing so nicely
without teeth, have concluded to wait
until my gums have finished shrinking
before having, Il set made. don't be-
licve could have gone through the
drain on my system had it not been tor
Grape-Nuts. There is no doubt about he
life-giving ana nerve-building force Of
that food. I talk. Grapc-Nuts To all of
my friends.
Name given BY Postum Co, Battle
Greek, Mich
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should become non-compcS nientis. lie
asked that tho amendment should not go
into tho record. The fake evidently Ga
not take and created no mlrt1 or other
expression Of approval.
Supsectiunt prcscribes that no order
Of tho commission shall be retroactive and
defining the course to be pursudc by the
commission when a ruling was reversed
or set aside on appeal.
There was another long Legal and tech
meal discussion between Messrs. braH-
ton and Hunton over an amendment OIL
fered by the latter to this section.
AMENDMENT REFLECTED.
The amendment was rejected, and Mr..
Thorn offered one requiring that no PEN
atty should be imposed for a breach of an
order made, for tine time between the tax
ing and decision an appeal.
MIR. Barbour showed that the point was
covered IN another section of the report.
The amendment was withdrawn. Sub
section II was next taken up and provides
that the right of any person TO institute
and prosecute in the ordinary courts of
justice any action or suit, shall not be
impaired hy reason of any fine or penalty
which may be inflicted
Mr. Thorn offered an amendment and he
and Mr.. BraNton made speeches.
The amendment was rejected,
Judge Robertson moved to strike out
the whole subsection. Rejected.
There was quite a confusing by-arSu-
ment between Mcssrs. BraSton, Ne.'a:;ith.
yl,lnton and Robertson, Owe: II DIVISIONS OF
&c subsection.
Several points of order we're made 70
place the speakers on the trac.:. DurinS
The parliamentary tanSle, tnc committee
arose at 1:oJ o'clock.
! motion was made to take a recess
until four o'clock.
There was no quoroun v|:lrS. After
considerable further effort to take re-
cess, the COMMITTEES, 1T two O'Clock stoo.:
adjourned until twelve O'clock MoniaH.
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a spontaneous epidemic or Grip has
broken out all over the country. from
the East, West, Nortt1 and South come
reports OF prominent people who arc vic
tins Of the Grip-actors' ana actresses
places are being filled by understudics.
speakers disarpoint their audiences,
preachers their congregations. Society
leaders hearts are made sad and their
drawing-rooms depleted by regrets from
stricken guests. And yet there is an in
fallible preventive and cure by which you
can keep your social and business en-
agements-only carry in your pocket
and take a few pellets occasionally OF
DIR. Humphreys Celebrated Specific,
SEVENTY SEVEN: CRY, and you
will DO immune from Grip and Colds.
At Druggists, 25c.
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RESCUED SITES.
Fircmen Thought Bodies In Disseoting Room
We're AsphyXiated Persons.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 15.-t'iremen who
CROPPED their way through fire and smoke
and dragged six dead bodies into the
street from Bennett Hospital at Ada
and Fulton Streets, late last night, car
RED on their heroic labor i'll the belief
that they were reScuinS persons who
had been asphyXiated, and not until the
flames had been s,lbdued did they Learn,
that the rescued bodies were from the
dissecting tables of the Bennett Medical
College The dissecting-room and labo-
ratory OF the college were destroyed, en-
telling d loss Of 5000.
a score of patients in the hospital were
badly frightened, but none were injured.
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MEET AT MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Pretty Well Settled That the Convention viii
Sit lhere-Noics and Gossip.

All appeals shall be taken to the SUI
IRENE Court, and the Attorney-Gcneral
is required 10 represent the commission
in the trial of the case on appeal.
Attorney-G General Anderson strongly op-
posed this section. He said it did not
provide for an appeal. II the Legislature
failed 10 make rules and regulations IN
Ger the language of the seCtion there
could be no appeal whatever
Mr.. Meredith commended that the lam
guage was The same as that i'll the judi
ciary report, whtc.. was Drawn by Mr..
Thorn himself.
He showed that If the Legislature fail
cd to Tx a time for an appeal the amount
OF bond, etc, the right given in the Con-
stEtution would remain and the appeal
could be taken at any time, il it was 4
year and without u bond, etc.
Nlr. Thorn offered an amendment. pre-
Scribins that the terms of an appeal aild
rules for the same should he prescribed
by The Supreme Court, until such time
as the General Assembly should do SO.
Chairman EraNton will wllliaS to ac-
Ccpr the amendment.
Mr.. Wysor objected, saving The Lam
guago of the section was perfectly intel
iisibir and he hoped tho amendment
would not be adopted.
FOR APPEALS.
Chairman Eraxton then offered an
amendment which provided Tor Appeals
Under the same rules and regulations
now prescribed for appeals from inferior
courts until changed Ly the Legislature.
This amendment was accepted by
Mcssrs. Thorn and Anderson and was
adopted.
subsection G provides that no order OF
the commission stall be suspended i'll its
operation by reason of an appeal. unless
:, suSpcndns bond IS given. so tEsS any
oyercharses that may haze been collected,
il the appeal is not sustained in The Su-s
prcmc Court, can be repaid to each ana
every person paying same. 1t directs tho
,I,cthcd &C Ilce:llr:, q record OF all parties
paying during the oendency OF the appear.
No amendment was mad:e TO this section.
NEW EVIDENCE.
Subsection T. providing that no nov or
aaditol;i evidence should be introduced
in the Appellate Court, oul% the sIacts
or evidence upon which the action ap-5
i-iSaicd from WAS based, and which was es-
scntial Tor the proper decision OF the ;tp-
peal thc,eIrom. was amended by the
committee TO conform to the amendment
III subsection ..
There was Il long and tedious Wransie
over the proper language to express the
meaning. Messrs. Thorn and OsFlaherty
wishing TO make it palmer, NLeSsrs HriiN-
ton and Wysor standing by tho chair.
mans amendment.
Judge PortIock offered fake amend
ment providing for s permanent commit
tee TO correct all Inconsistencies. limos
ssaiiities, ETC.. III the report and proTid-
ing fer fi,iing vacancies OF members of the
COMMITTEES who. on account Of brain fas,
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Railroad Y. al. c. A.

The service at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall at
the Main-Stree Station this afternoon at
$50 o'clock will be for men only.
MI. w Reginald Walker will speak, his
subject being ~ Great Warrior.
The college prayer-meetins will be held
Monday evening ut s. o'clock at the home
of Engineer Thomas Chalkley, No. 61i1s
North Twenty-third Street.
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TRANSFER TO
THIS COUNTRY
Warrior from Fulton Writes to
Friends-Want Separate
Schools.

John Linck, the Fulton warrior, who
has spent the past three years in the
Philippine Islands lodging the bullets OF
the followers of Aguiraldo, has been
transferred to tho United States. The
following letter was received by friends
Friday:
Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Feb. 8, 1902.
Dear t'ricnd,-I am moro than pleased
to write you that / am once more safe
and secure in Gods country That is the
most important | care to mention l lett
Manila on December 81, and arrived ae
Fort Preside, California, on January 2lst.
and was, transferred to this post few
days later. The regiment made the trip
over without any accident. Excuse the
brevity of my Letter, as 1 am not feeling
we'll tonight. The change in the climate
is cffectinG me slightly
Yours, Join LINEN,
Co. X, Fourth U. S. Int,
Fort Sam, Texas.
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Rural Ere. Del very.


Especial Dispatch 10 The IImcs.J
SALEM. w. Feb. f5.-Eoauoke county
will soon be enjoying, the free rural mail
delivery. Through the efforts OF Fost-
master w. Lee Grand. assisted by Con-
Sressrnan Otev, Mr. +. .. Boss, of the
rural delivery branch OF tho Postor:iee Dc
partment. has been in Salem for several
days, arranging for proposed routes. y
large number of applicants took the eiVst
service examination yesterday for the po-
sition OF carrier.
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Pea cannsrs Combine.
AZ Assnciated prass. ]

Iu.NAUfSEE, WIS, Feb. f5.-f'rac-
tica!Iy all the pea Gamers OF Wisconsin,
Illinois, Michigan. indiana aud OHIO. rs
we'll as about half OF those III the East
are said 10 be included in the proposed
combination of the Gamers. Ii Is stated
that options on all but t~a Ct the CIT
neries which have figured in the pro-
pnset; combina ton hare he.s renewed until
December first next
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Board OF Fisheries.

The Board OF Fisheries viii meet on
Wednesday in regular monthly session.
It will probably be the final one or the
body as a present constituted. The
terms of the present members will cx-
plre OH March 15tli and from what ca n
be; learned there are likely to DO some
changes in its personnel.
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On Tuesday night Cup Of Cold Water
Circle of Kings Daughters and Sons gave
Il mic social for a. charitable purpose at
the residence OF the Misses 1Ianoeys. on
Fulton Street. Tho Fulton Hill Quar-
tette was present and added much to tho
enjoyment of the evening. Mr. Iildeu
Stagg acted as auctioneer and disposed of
the pies very quickly. The Circle Is
doing great work among the poer anu
sick IL Fulton
The most novel event recently was the
Valentine tea given on Thursday night
by the Ladies' AuxiE airy Society of Dem
ny-Street NJ. L. ehl "ch at Nielsen Han.
The Valentine post-t flee was the draw
ing-card of the ever ing's entertainment
One end of the room had passed through
the decorators hand and resembIed ru-
raj post-office. In the office were sta
toned several clerks and carriers. Eai-
entincs of every description were on sale
ut all prices.
Mr. ana Mrs. Waller Barker were ten
dered q surprise party ut their residence,
No els Louisiana Street, on Tuesday
night by /. number OF their young friends.
The young people met at the residence
of one oil their friends aJlts walked in uii-
expected to their host and hostess. Inc
party consisted OF Misses AGlice and Lid
ney Iucheus, Annie and Margic Mcclure,
Bette and Ada Mundley, Bettic and Is
telle Ayers, Mary aud Viola Bohanou, An
ME, Gordon Piuky Yarbrough Pearl Bar
ker, Miss Caldwell Fannie Snoddy, Liz
zie Parker. Taudy Mildred. Pearl Good
win, Lizzie Drum and Miss Rudd; Nfessrs
Allen Charles Leonard. Charles and tfar-
ry Barker, George Itizens. Eddie wal
thaIl. George Zones, Walden Lipford, berk
and Willie Barker. George Ala>ey. llamtl-
ton Martin Ruben Ayers and George Boz
| hanor.
~
hour. after which the guests departed. af-
ter spending Il delightful evening
The bcndfng-room department of the
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel Works
began operation yesterday morning with
Z. force of twenty-five men, Ihis force
will be doubled III q few weeks.
Dr. James Williams, OF Newport, 3iles
county. will move to Fulton next week
and reside at No. sos Graham Street.
The Rosebud Society OF Denny-Street
Methodist. Episcopal Sunday School VIII
| meet in the lecture-room this afternoon.
Mr.. Julian Mitchell. of Seventh street,
is slightly better.
Edna, the youngest daughter of Mr..
Norman Jordan. who has been indis-
! posed for several days, is able to be out.
The Rockets Democratic Club VIII
meet tomorrow night at Donahue.a Hall.
Miss Marie Mccullough is in eztFemis
at the residence OF her sister III hiuii-
/ chester Miss Mccullough has many
friends in Fulton, where she resided
number of years.
Fhe Monday Night Social Club viii
met with Miss Alice Coshill, of Fourth
Street.
Severa! small accidents occurred on
the ice at the brick-yard ponds below
| Fulton. this week. These are favorite
places for Fulton skaters.
| Fritz the ten-year-oli son of Councils
man f, II. CARRIER. injured his left eye
While at play Sunday.
Mr.. Joseph Eipford, who has been very
low at the residence of his father. ON
/ Denny Street with paeumonu. was re-
ported to be slightly better Yesterday
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Harvard pisys yirgiuis.
lEf Asseciatsl Press.l

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Feb. 15.-'rhc
southern trip for the Harvard baseball
team has been arranged. The team VIII
leave on April 10Th for Annapolis. On
the Eth 1t viii play the University OF
Virginia at Washington.
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Hoods Jarsaparikza
and Pitts

Eradicate it, positively and absolute
", This statement is based on the
thousands of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
My daughter lad scro;uls, With eleven
seres on her neck and about her ears. Hoods
Sarsapariila was highly recommended ane
sbe took Il and IVES cured. She is now il.
good health MKs. ). Il. JOKES, Parke,
City, Ind.
Hoods Sarsapasiila promises 60
cErG sna keeps the promise.
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AstOr's Racing CoIors,
(By Associated Press. J

LONDON, Feb. 15.-William Waldorf
Astor as Il preliminary to going in for
horse racing, has registered his colors I'M
der the Jockey Club rules. They arc light
blue with pink sash and cap.
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This leaves four more sub-sec.icns to
section four vet sunccnsidcrel.


section four yetsunecnsidcret..
The special COMMITTEE to secure hall
for the convention to meet in had not
ascertained whether the Mechanics In
stitute hall could be secured or not at
tho adjournment yesterday. Messrs.
Goode, Ayers, Boaz, keezell and Thorn
constitute this committees and had not
received any definite Information last
night.
Tt is confidently predicted that there
will DC no serious fight oyer tho corpora
ton report after section 4, the one now
under discussion, has been disposed Of
\ leading member of the opposition said
yesterday that there would be no fight
at all on the employers liability bill.
Hon. John r. Webster, prominent
editor Of North Carolina and an ex-
speaker of the House Of Representatives.
was a visitor on the floor of the conyeE-
ton yesterday.
There is generally a great exodus OF
members Saturday. Yesterday was no
exception, the call OF the hour develop
ing no quorum at 1850 o'clock. The idea
of an afternoon session was thus aban-
doned.
The ten-mirute ruic will need to be
adopted again to remind members of its
existence. y member said last night he
was going TO move TO repeal it, as 1t
was a dead letter already.
The suffrage question has been, by COM
mon consent, re!egatcd to the rear until
the corporation report is completed. The
plan now seems 10 be TO next take up the
report OF the Finance and Taxation Com
inittce ana put that through. Then to
take up the suffrage matter and stick TO
it, to the exclusion Of everything else,
until something is done with it.
Rosy views OF a final adjournment By
next Saturday are really expressed oy
some who have had enough experience
in the last eight months alone 10 know
better,
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are at work in earnest, and much cam
Eaigning is being done on all Sides Mr..
Washer has his force well organized and
they are putting in good licks all around.
Mr.. Washer stands we'll on Church Hill
as we'll as III his home precinct. Four
teen candidates are out for tho Council.
but the race is not near as warm as the
Board fight.
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Postmaster at Adams Grove.
nv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Feb 15.--.A. Z. C. WHIT
chorue was to-day appointed fourth.ciass,
postmaster at 4idtfr's Grove, Va
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Els commonly inherited.

Few are entirely free from it.
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with it in nine eases out o.
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches IN
the neck. assesses, cutaneous erup-
tons, inaa;ned cyclids, sore ears,
rickats, catarrh, wasting, and general
.ashilifr
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back
..nto showvu that he crack o
Disae.w S nm
leading hospitals
orlitn liver andbla
in
wonderful curative properties Root
Richmond sunday lines
sto Dr. Y.
na
Bingh N.
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tinuance of criticism, the committee had
determined to strike them ont
WE'RE REJlCED.

Nir Hamilton replied that he realized
the hopelessnesss of securing any amend
ment and that Mr.. BraAton's change Of
front proceeded from his realization,
since the voting began. of his strength.
Subsection d was next disposed Of.
It relates to the right of appeal from
the order or regulation of the commits
sion leaving TO the Legislature the fixing
of rules and provisions under which the
appeal shall be taken.
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fted
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Danish Statesman Dad.
INV Asseeiated Press /,

by AsSVtlatsu fEsss.l
COPENHAGEN. Feb. ts.--Herr aloe:up.
the Minister OF Public Works, who had
been suffering from cancer. IL dead.
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The political question in Fulton at
present is, ''Who will represent Marshall
Ward III the Board Of Aldermen" At
present this is a hard chestnut and there
is much speculation. Three candidates
are in the field, namely, Messrs. Louis
Washer, N Thomas Mostly, and John
Satterlieid. Messrs. Washer and Mostly
are up for reelection. At present it
looks ,es if air Washer will be returned
without any trouble, and the fight will
be between tho other two gentlemen for
second place. The second precinct is
said to be for Mr.. Satterfield and the
first and third is divided between the
two. This race promises to be one of
the prettiest on record in MARSHALL
Wards history All of the candidates
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The Chickahoniny tribe OF indians want
schools separate from, those of the ne
croes. William Atkins, chief of the tribe.
has visited Governor Montague In the
interest of the matter. and has also been
tc see Mr.. Frank Brent, secretary OF the
Board of Education. The present ar
rangement, whereby the negroes and the
Indians attend the same schools, is OBJ
noXious to the latter.
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Rosy views OF final adjournment By
next Saturday are really expressed oy
some who have had enough experience
in the last eight months alone to know
better
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The ten-mnute ruic Will need to be
adopted again to remind members of its
existence. y member said last night he
was going TO move TO repeal it, as 1t
was a dead letter already.
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SERVICES in
THE CHURCHES
Dr.. H. {, Johnson to the Chill
dren-Matter of Improving
C|ay-Street Church.

Dir. II. L. Johnson, pastor of the Laurel
Street Methodist Church, will preach a
special sermon to children this morning.
The attcnIarce will not be limited to the
young people, but the service will be
made specially attractive to them. Dr.
Johnson':; popularity in the West-End is
rapidly growing. His special sermons to
young men and others are attracting
widespread attention.
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II. I. Ntzhugh,.
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Hon. John r. Webster, a prominent
editor Of North Carolina and an ex-
speaker of the House Of Representatives
was a visitor on the floor of the conyell-
ton yesterday.
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What We are 10 do with them ultimately
Is question that need not be answered
now, NOBODY can answer Il now. Only
t!.ue can tell what IS to occur In that re.
sprCt but | predict the time Is not far
distant when there will be IN the Philip
pines the same love for our Tag and tie
sam" loyalty 10 our authority that are
and that the practically unanimous seltl.
Ment o. that people VIII favor continuing
under the American Gag where the for
tunes IL war have placed them.
In the prosecution " the great work we
have done there no doubt some mistakes
have been made and some wrongs nave
been committed. such experiences are II.
sgparab.e from all wars and all great hu.
man enterprises But taken as whole the
Philippine chapter is one ~ the brightest
commenced u ana President Roosevelt hss
continued u. IheE names alone are :
sufficient answer 10 al caiaulties No
eE.1ES san ada 20 the fame of Mckinley
One short Year has demonstrated that als
unfinished task has fallen into strong and
Theodore Roosevelt Is not only the pollt.
!caI aead ~ me u8tica. bur be Is every.
where recognized as the highest type Of
American st4tesm9nsa,p nj American
citizenship ~ caair 20 ais oClgr Gndrf
tEe uus' embarrassing circumstances, bat
Do has shown tae qualities II great
ltGGer auG --eat executive He has won
" Is country men. lie !s President 9ew
and ID GIL probability viii Re Pres. dealt
asa.a - far As hIs part = concerned ta9
expectations 81 the American. ps9.0e VII
bg uat Nlt La cannot successfully aTecnts
the great 20 les b. Is pursuing unless ne
i supported By appropriate ies.sta 1aa,
continue 80 t1Ee8Ea the remainder of to
ana .Ha next term bat 10 depends nFa1
Tile American people 81 SAY vaetass os ne;
Representatives. That is -ae question vs
SIRE ~ answer a. eur approaching ee1ea.
= - - = - ~. -
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of the WlsrDns.a portion Of
the road would bc......,.... Sl.Gl2, 3TG.j9
say that the railroads were under
valued, not overvaluei, by the tax com
mission. This valuation as a basis for
taxation has for its imprcguablc fOuuda-
ton the decisions Of the supreme court Of
the United States.
Duty of Public Service Corporations to
Cheerfuliy Bear Their Share Of
Public Burdens
or all classes Of property that should
pay without waiting for COmpulslOn, aye,
that ought to pay chccrfully, the railroads
and other public service corporations
should come first They are the crpa-
lures o fthe state. They require from
time to time the protection of the state.
The railroads are carriers, the trans
porrcrs Of the products Of labor. They
owe some consideration TO the right of
those who furnish them business. They
should remember that their profits are u
tax upon the labor and those vino ere
ate. Then immense surplus, their in
Creusing net profits, every dollar Of it
comes from other taxpayers. ana justice
and good conscience demand that they
pay their full share Of the cost Of the
government that gave them life, that has
ever protected that lif" for them III the
past, and viii in the years TO come.
They are only asked 10 do what is
plainly right. They arc not being held
up on "saudbaEgri' ar "radud. Ih"X
are asked to carry their own Ioad and nDI
impose it upon the manufacturer, the
merchant, the farmer, the mechanic, the
luhurcr, their own employees.
The threat to make shippers and to
make people generally pay the taxes Of
the company by imposing extra rates
eliminates from the men WHO run th"