The sun., 1903-04-07
PRESIDENT. TALKS ON LABOR.
WHAro1s BEING DONE FOR THE
FARAER, AND WAGE WORKER.
Insh Praise FER the Coal Strike Commission
Y aaA . wsrd for Arbitration Generally
I, Speech Made I'm Snowstsrm-A
D 0nort Tark Made 70 School Children.

" an6 Werd for Arbitration Generally
u, Speech Made I'm Snowstsrm-A
snsr Tark Made 70 School Children.
psAsElp1xx, g. D.. April e.-President
Roosevelt has been travelling northward
through South Dakota all day. It has
been cold, and the wind has kept the giant
Russian thistles racing one another over
t1e brown prairie In an apparently end
les contest. The President made only one
bng speech, that at Sioux Falls this morn
ing, which was delivered In a light snow
storm to q variegated crowd Of plainsmen
ftom all the country roundabout and to
bfetty much AL the popu lation Of the
h,stling little city,
,:Here in the northern corner OF the State
ttere are patches Of snow still on the
tfound. and many have been tho premoni-
C6ry shivers OF those who are to wait at
elnnibar while the President goes up into
fbe Yellowstone Park. where, it is now
3iported, ter fees u yfrssh snow fell only
st Saturday. : The President has had a
S@mparatively easy day, although he has
delivered twelve speeches. All but one
3f these have been three and fve-minute
AsAoAsS,--1aAds for the constituents OF
susnsors- Aittredee and Gamble. Their
peopls .thrastAnsd them with dire conse-
quencas II the President was allowed to
pass theiS-way without saying q word to
VNNsgh1 fotlu%tH extract from the
&&eptTsnEtbnit u typca Of them all:
NRAa&6At NAnb nent 1t has been areal
pleasure to see you. and can sum up all /
have to say toyou h 5,nta couple OF phrases.
You need wise laws. See That you get them.
You need honest administration OF the laws.
Qeo that vou I'm va IL But do not make the
SSsF.Ss e ,bintns thst .ny laws or any
sdminis,ras,um Of the laws. can take the
place OF fundsmsnial .I aaa,,,es a .sh .ha' MAKE make
nation: ,ns aa:..ti:.;Ei 8 honesty. ee of courage
Al some of the very small towns the
Pr,s;deut ssnt oui on the,station platforms
TO shake hands with the people instead Of
yn.Ling a sneecb. Al sioux Falls this
mcrnS rno,n;p. tssers | de,;rerins the fourth and
neg: e tie las. o his set Sc. Speecnrs nee. on
worker and Tflier Of the Soil,' the
pr..ia.,, sno,,e for a few minutes to the
",eun.,I 'uvuv .po" ., ~. ,;,v nndsr the sus-
-. ~ ,,,. Nftpi.ters' Association. who.
" .S", ~ p.',s;dsn, wss onlv GOING
10 church twice on Sunday. had arranged
TSs 'fas fssdsnf s ffaas ssnssd o Q" ceSd
..r';.r ." d ri. mornins to address the children.
~ SSn,e. 80 .h,s n, ~ n,clocI The speech was in
nsrt as follows:
am clad TO speak to the girls and boys.
and Specially q the boy: Am II. Just soss q:
tona OF 'ne hslisxe oT' IN xorS and i believe In
i pisy. would be sorry IL did not see you
nyas only d0ns let s;s1
n min lie s'''
rssd books S ~ .od 1i you t cont ~snt io
E. ss .se sser!d Vim tell Is ySu how 20 soans 30
.na a.s n.s fss Es. ne sSSe sSSe
goes as favor and with @ distsnt sense en- et ot
piass %. is going snywsy z mStheT e worth or
nnynih % Y .b. wil1 nn and sbe T. tsins herself FOR
The so!k q ne iOT ths y whole =. .ofk the Of life is
,hNoN o0ys oy,isr " 'ne ne, sIs sr. ths brsVer and
~ nee. shs: s,:
s.Sansd he Vas ns0s3s va and Sv,TSssTinss a.s
IaS.,S py nd n shss ss' sss fs1s
rsS G"' 20 & r. the nsn ss fcSSs
issatyen . play tair and play e hard as. D9nt 'S
90 anythinx thst u toui 70 the o'"e' sioe'
but do your work
The speech on the wage workers and the
t;Iier of the soil was in part as follows:
""'0' W -'S .aa- n,on1yw.
LApoh rno
PILLOW CITIZENS; There are many; many
fSsser problems which 80 70 MAKE up IN ,heir
entirety the huge and complex ,prociems
ri our modern industrial lie. Eacn O. these
problems is. moreover, connected with many
OF the 0thets. reN lnuseu IL ~ srap'o nt. ,, VI
PotsSns Po Z, ,bs fa1msrs The stock growers And
soil tilIers 10 the community at large. and
those afiectiue the relations between en-
pioyer and employed; In e country IKE ours
II fnndamepaaiiy tTne Shat AZ tne wen oeHag oesns
OF tne uIisI % OF %s 20 e3 TN NM STATE thsy are
y III Inc ~ef tren ornx ~ need concern ourselves
hut ntsie es Ia. how other classes stand, for
they Wi4l Inevitably be well of too. and. on
the o4hee hand, there can be no real general
prospefity unless based on the foundation
Of thS -pfosperity OF the wage worker and
But Tie needs Of thsse two classes are often
OF III our citixeps the one on the whole The s
least sfacted In his ways OF life and methods
ofipduSFyby the giant industrial changes
Of Shs jalt ha1f oehtury. There has been
change With him. too. Of course. He also
can. Wo6k to best lAdvanfase " he Keeps In
cfo&s tpsach With bis fellows. and the SUCCESS
Of MS national Department OF Agriculture
ha1 Jht~h hos much can be done Tor him