The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-11
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ifusiirai Roosevelt slsesk. iiefsgs
ssfhsili ii.rl bad usniI.ai b. adtsnia
sreas sisais Msgsg kiFtssiisii rsii
nisirsi thai ihrgr srfs sistuN tisiitFs
Al ths nsinas erFs rissssi. Hishf - llls
H.iiis sal siuius snsl.sialini isasiiirss
o. ghs dag, ai.i nassi q az trades
ehiea men aaii aask "a hssa
irflh Aiifiirii iilnsiisiii - ihs H,ihs
eusssFs. fisaiilasn ~ a. daY. arrived
saFii snd Irsritsi nianf dsiagsiissis -
niinF psskaFs.
1hr raiia,iir Taiai Aissiihsslrr aniee
dsirsaias tIshssrsr,i nfiir t.asinuss.
shi in"u aHifsilnrd radris ani -
dive - fep Trsinssi.ts e a. af,irf g.
fs,irsi Ihis parade si,siri Ia ilnsr fof
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tssf issrh ihs sirsi rFpsds
i'aiirrinra ffssH iIttsian, iiassiina
sci FsHsninn rsnlr a. sssisi SO iaoai
faiiop Al a. nFruirn erfr b. uni.
fern sal go duii az rtiFa PaiitrHrn.
shi 60 risi namitsniss srhI amifn
lahfrs b. rrtiHai I.a'his
The si.asyh ~ i'nnsiirii IT, tsii
sas ihr sfrai rtrni ~ TO- days he
taiis
= asa particularly siad 90 si~sk O.
ihis aniirhrr ~ mihsFs ahsi thrif
uit-s ahi rhihinn ani especially g.
si@sk anisf ne snsiiirss ~ ihis sfrai
isiai'sfanrs sesriis Tie happiness -
onf lirsilr dri,riits mnst - go Hfsah
ihn ur'far ~ the vascuuFtrf. ard
ihr urifafp - 90 farmer tf 49, rsn
sosurr ihs uuifar. - iil-s. two glasses
49, rab D. Reasonably CERTAIN thsi ~.
community ne = uhui. viii issspef
Something ran - done by enni.ina
ii.u and Organization amuns .urssites
~ inns ne THE Organization l. nanaF~i
uiih wisdom ani ini-sriiy. with insist.
snoe uran ne rights - ihu~. i.sa-ai~i
sui 80, uiih iusi r-Eari Zoe 10. rights
n others. iiui ih So last analysis the
factor most influential In determining
any mans sncr~ss must ever b. tie
sum q that mans ovn qualities. - bic
knowledge. foresight. thrn and eur,
sgc.
No one -oris,y ran 40 morr 60 help
Tho uag"uofkrf than surh q t.int,-r.
ance society ~ this. II IL ~ inrairuia.
b. consequence 60 n. man himself
that b. should b. TEMPERATE. aud u 10
~ even moru ruus-Iuenr. o. his vifr
aud his chlldwn. Tuf 10. drunkanI who
lose his job bc,aus" be- cannot OF will
not control hls desire Tor liquor We
have a feeling o. anger and contempt
mixed with our pity. bat Tor bis unfor.
iunaie wife AMI lliil" onc- we f','l Gully
plit 81 the deepest and t-nder'.i Kind.
let mc urge that To- %. event %
any difficulty. especially labor trou.
be. both sides show ihcmscly,, willing
to consult and anxious each 10 treat
The other reasonably aud fairly. n
ynly this course could D. generally fol
iowel The chance Of Industrial DISASTER
would be- miuimizci
No man can be- a gpo1 citizen. can
ilc-rry" the respect Of his fellows. un.
less first ~ al he Is u good MAJ In his
OWN family. unless he does his duty
faithfully by his wife aud children.
strongly believe In trades unions wise
~ aud justly handled. | believe In the
duty Of capitalist and wagcwOrkcr TO
Try nnd seek one another our. to under.
stand each oilers point OF view and IN
endcayor 10 show broad and kindly
human sympathy one with the other.
| believe IN the work Of these great
organizations aud Of all
Kindred movements But most of all I
believe in the efficiency of the man
himself striving continually To In.
crease his own self respect 10y the way
In which he does his duty to himself
aud To his nelglbors.''
Cardinal Gibbons, following the pres
ldent. said:
mir. President, Friends and Fellow
Citlzens-I am sure that you are pro-
grateful to the president OF
the United States for his presence In
on this solemn and au-
spicious occasion, and your gratitude
Is emphasized by the consideration that
his visit to you is made AT time when
he Is engrossed by the cares of state
and has grave foreign relations to en-
gage his attention.
HE has held out the olive branch to
two great nations of the earth, he is
Llischarglng the blessed Office of peace
maker and he brings the olive branch
Of peace and good will to you. | have
no doubt that his visit will be a potent
factor in cementing the good relations
between you and your employers"
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia, who
Cardinal Gibbons, in his ad-
dress spoke of the necessity Of NUM-
cipal reform, which. he said, stands
h Iu,o first In tho nanlc IF tba bnt,r''