davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
A FARM FOR SALE

The George seaver Farm IN Washington. on
the main road from Washington 70 6ianitevtlle
Nice Farm aud u must te sold soon. Also
A HOUSE AND BARN
and small piece OF land ono. half mile from
washington village, tight BY the creamery.
Come and see thom. Enquire Of
]. B. SEAVER, Washington, VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

FOR SAFE IA GOOD snow PL0W,
later ~, u sod need farm machinery have
q complete line.
". Af.iES snnnyaide Farm
Telephone iiN aa9tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
10 RENT.

10 RENT Nve.fpom teuetrent On Prospect
street. three minutes walk from posi- 0Aief
Inquire nf fd ihayef 6 kinney street o. t.i
ephoue Gus lalehcidef Montpelier alH tlt
no kEN VI. Seven room tcnrment um Aateh4
elder street. Apply ii Jay W. scoit fl ems
baiidiug A5ft
10 RnNT--Tenement in brick house or
South stain street fnaaire Of w A Lane. b5tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

no XXX Part Of the buildings Ga the Cay
farm fS00a chance u keep heils h04seassd e8#.
IJse nice go0sas Id house, gegy pleasantly Eis-
aatad, Rent reasonable Inqrlre as The III AT
Kerry Re1l Estate Ageney rift
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
HELP WANTED.

WANTED -Manto drive coal team Apply 10
d. ~. Miles, s5Ea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Apply 70 North
Barre Granite ComranY. 6sff
{, WANTED-~A Reliable temperate man To
work On farm. Apply to Lewis A. seaver,
Nilliafu8tewn, NJ G5ta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

no yoa want 10 buY, SeE on exchanges YONG
house or farn2 Call Or wYite the Vermont
Real estate Agency Tor listing blAnks. on
North Main street. Barre. 1s9tt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

FOR SALE South End hotel Enquire Al
Barre Real Estate A 9aaey, Office il G1anirt
savings Hank Block. Telephone ae-s. 81
FOR SALE Best fesiaence lots in the city at
head 81 French street. View Mno6struetea
clear az Washington stgent Np1Fenienk 10
both lines III trolley Good aif, dry SELL NE
Nling required. See plan. Ayeriii Granite
O., Areriii Building clty 1914
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

A--l4
FOR SAFE My farm ef hfty acres lpea led
tbree-f0Hrfhs Ut a Mlle from st1ae sheds,
stores, schools and ahnrghes IN Prospect
street. giving one of the finest views 81 tAe
nity. &ie0 eight COWS TWO hOrkeE seventy
hGHa tive calves seven EonH III hay. one afbgi-
Iat sepaFa tpr, Afteen eslaks ri vinegar, one ri-
der mill ana horsepower in short all personal
property on farm except MYiarg. mechanical
tools ana household fufuitnre price S., J98da.
George ~. Basset4, Barre, w S3te
ZOE sAIE--A Cottage il0isee. pleasantly in-
EtfeeL G0ntains eighs FnaTaA, bathroom, con-
Tenfenk panty aud M0oaAhed FaE fsafEaKr
particulars inquire At hDuse. Mrs. H. g..
Bateheiaef. 1eItEy
FOR SAI.E-C Cottage 81 Jphn street, enr-
tanning etx rooms heslaes bath. Ia COED eea-
diti0m. Large garden ann harm live fasna iek'
Walk 10 lMaat centrally located sheds Fer fafv
ther information inquire of Mrs ksatsgEs lga.
sef. john Street, City. GAts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

FARM WANTED--In exchange fot house,
two barns and Two laUFes of ldnd 10 south
Barre. address "Faim Times Office. 9at0'
NOTICE Curtains carefully Numbered at
reasonable prices South Main street, oppa
site Gre station 1877
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
BUSINESS CARDS.
I
Il. [, TAYLOR, DOCTOR OF OPTICS
No. 3 Horse Block, Main ST.. Barre
every Monday and Tuesday.
lf,fKee Hours. 3 d. I'll. 10 Az M.
lisO to ! and to p. ra.

PRICES VERY REASONABLE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

10 REN4--a tenement Apray 70 Daniel
Kingston. q Berlin stysoE eaif
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

LAYING HENS FOR SAFE 70 Rose C0mh
Rhode island Reds ar si.OJ each. inquire D
b. nj Iyon 2t9ti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

WANTED Experienced mattresses for an
Adirondack mountain and lake hotel season
June - 20 o e. isE Apply W letter to Miss
Mcintyre 80 Elm Street. Barre, W. Gatas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

3D HHN TIA tenement Isl AFerh street. HafA
all usuern eougHnisnea Aspls " T. 81
Ayers. Gtee
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

WANIED--A good carriage washer 10 dc
night work az Cutters stable, rear q city
hotel e3a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

WANTED At once. che letter cutter. John
Nc MINI 3 Sons. e1tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01
10 REET.

~ nrr~
AV kENl.
TX rssssr ...s.. -- -ss.s
K si y.sSsssrs .se,.r NJ, NIX M t III
Avefs sFs
no RE%a--A fenemen4 Apr3v Is Bsasel
ss'nssA''ls 4. $3.50 $3.50 9a
~ = W. T{yTssff ~ Is gfgf3 $500 ~
9sss r. i. ~. IN
,sssv 1870 Yr,iss,s r ,s4sssSses esf4
.gr .s4-..r ~ VA, r 4. 7T--. gs.- 80. n.
y ~ ss.si- s..sss es NJ s.s
teiePspne sas-a Nu
1y lsaA I-,iAli * t4e saiigiisEs sc tss 10y
t5se niee gooMs 10 house, sely pleasantly 81
fsTrS R si E isssf'' as 'sii IN f
FURNISHED kO0A TO RENT &c so
Eastern avenue giAf
IS 1kks t-raA teAe1ne4f f0s sinall iAfnslg aF
once. with gas and lights. Inquire "a larry A.
Sos,ase. sstg
no RKNY- tenement u lTe rooms o1 pearl
ges;s.arsae a. basfglsssa j.ss'ise Isoff donn
sfHifs sfl 3n0dern eosiyxnfences lnanire n
fsnzzell gg.f
W. z sss--g- II 49, Z -4,~ ~,
WI. N. $3.50 Ss1ss WI A11 N''NN co. eaass
4s4 Ao 49, iii 4lAAs'A%
~ + tss-s~ ~ T X. ss4.-ga@s
u 49, e s. IS - ~ wv. W as -
~ 49, p4s e s y ~ t12taSs
49, 49, II A1fieaplAt ssiSAttAA 49, 49,
Ae'f' SAea
srgT, 1870 49, ~ 5.-,-- 80. - - 80
afsA ,i y Ai. ,s.. NJ n aaa raA
y9aAV $3.50 sA tlAS l4A M VII AAss4es 4e4a
Fl tsNA XIV, " ISL issits. A. n XIV
~
~ - f9eA1s sealseae ~ =1 aA,.1
sa~ ei.1 81 sNR DArA' y tAsssA 4NsAas 9tAAA
assie as r. IN N asf W. NJ aytss@ VA
f@a N .,gs tr@sq ~ NJ sas5ge.g ts's'e9 SaA VIM
Ii $50
e,,tfss,t e;,.s $500 " ~ II n 1920
ef,sfrs.4ss .sts- -Tt,,s,1,iftae 1gstf
ft1 Aeeailsbls fenenaents nn West
latlets.a ssseef laNing hot ane eo,a M@tsf
4@MitsAF s&ssM agnaee ana eiegifi1 ARIts
stYssi Mflt4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-01

BARBER WANTED--A STEADY. nrst-eiass
barber wanted Year around Job and good
wages. 6. J.. Blake. Woodsgilic, NH e5G'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
GOV. HOKE SMITH
WIELDS THE AXE

Atlanta, Aug. 22,--Gov Hoke Smith
this morning issued an order. TO take
Immediate effect. suspending Joseph M.
Brown OF the railroad commission
from office and appointing Gayton Nc
Lendon to fill his vacancy.
Gov Smiths order suspends Com
missioner Brown indefinitely and Nc
Lendon is the serve the remainder or
his term.
The order gives no specific reason
for the suspension. but simply cites
the section OF the code comforting the
authority on the governor to suspend
a commissioner who does not meet the
demands OF the office.
The naming OF McLendon meets with
general approval. as he has already
been elected to a place on the commits
sion by the people.
This Is the first time In the history
OF the state that a governor has exer-
cised his authority 10 suspend a MEM
Der OF the state board OF railroad COM
missioners.
Commissioner Brown is a brother OF
Julius L. Brown who was recently
robbed OF several thousand dollars
worth OF stickpins by negress In New
| York.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
OIL NEVILLE Man
LOST 5000 ROLL
EnIists Aid of Plumber and Sewer department. III
Unsuccessful Search - Drought Felt by Gar
den Truck Men.

urer John Anderson and,secretary Joseph
Plant.
Mrs. Ida Tingley, who has been the
guest OF her cousin, NJ. +. Bates, at his
residence, So Messer street returned 10
her home at Albert Lea. Mnn, this morn
ing.
The funeral OF Bridget. widow or Mi
chael Neary. who died AT her home. 80
Tobey street, Monday. was held at ST.
Mary's church this morning at o'clock.
James III. Hogan. the well-known local
newspaper man. and wife, have returned
from a two weeks stay with relatives In
southern Massachusetts.
large delegation from the Business
Mems association with their families went
to Rocky Point today. where the annual
field day was held.
Hope council Knights of Columbus.
held a we'll attended session last evening.
but there was little other than routine
business TO attend 10.
Ivanhoe lodge. knights OF Pythias, will
meet In odd Fellows hall on Plainfeld
street this evening. II is probable that
the rank OF kniaht will be given one can
didate.
William c. Conners and family of l24
Wendell street are spending n week or
more at Block Island.
Hugh O'Connor and family OF 90 Ring
street are at Block Island for a short
STAY
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
EX-SAILOR DENIED
CARRYING A WEAPON

William J. Mcdonald In the district
court this morning pleaded not guilty 20
carrying a concealed weapon. n revolver
and was held I'm surety of $500 to appear
for trial on Tuesday.
Yesterday Mcdonald, who Is 10. and
claims to belong In Minneapolis received
papers dishonorably discharging him from
the navy He had been on the Constella-
tion, he said, and on the Y. s. s. May
flower for two years. Trouble with an
other sailor led him TO purchase a revolver
and quantity OF cartdirges In Newport
yesterday. as the sailor with whom he
uuarreled threatened. he claimed 10 shoot
him on sHht
Last evening Mcdonald was near a
lunch cart on Dorrance street and Is said
10 have displayed the revolver. Patrol
man hall heard OF his actions and went
after him. Mcdonald thrust the revolver
and cartridges into his blouse and ran
but was captured after n short chase. The
barrel had been removed from the re.
volver. a new weapon. and the sartdlrges
some 20 In number. were loose Nc
Donald I'm the police court this morning
was fined s. and costs for drunkenness.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
GERMANY'S EYE
ON SITUATION At
CASAbLAACA

Berlin. Aug. 22.--The attention OF
the German government Is fixed upon
the events at Casablanca more than
upon any other subject Is Germany's
external relations. The presumption.
of course. is that the French govern
ment will observe it's declarations and
remain In Morocco only long enough
to restore order. Yet, the indications
are that Frances definition OF that
period will depend on developments I'm
the situation and may be long one.
The principle of the French action
is considered to be altogether correct.
The German government. under similar
circumstances. would have acted as
France has done. in other words, she
would have sent warships to Casa
blanca had German subjects been
killed. But the Frenc haction is looked
on officially here as not being well
managed and as being characterized
by a certain degree of ferocity that
might have been avoided. British sub
jects. whose property avs destroyed
by the bombradment of the warsEips,
intend, according to German informa-
ton, TO ask payment from France on
the ground that the bombardment was
unnecessary.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
FOUND ALIVE
AFTER NINE DAYS
IN THE WOODS

Utica, Aug 22.-william r. Edwards. an
expert accountant OF this city. who lost
his way in the Adrondacks nine days ago
and had been given up for dead. was
found alive last night near Big Moose
lake by party OF searchers.
Edwards, II is said. was in mentally
irresponsible condition as a result OF his
sufferings. when discovered and so weak
physically that he was unable TO stand
He escaped death after experiencing ter
rible hardships. subsiding for the last nine
days almost wholly on blackberries and
leaves.
His sons. who for several days had led
the search for the missing man, had given
him UP for dead, and then last night re-
fused to credit the report that he had
been found alive when Informed OF his
rescue.
Edwards had been employed at Carna-
hans Lumber camp, which Is situated
near Raquette lake and lost his way in
the woods while walking from former
Lieut.. Gov. Woodruffs camp to Carna-
hans.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
next FRIENDS MOVE
REGARDED AS SHREWD

companied by offers OF money. and
counsel for next friends" were told
that a continuation OF the inquiry
would jeopardize the life OF Mrs Eddy.
The full record OF these secret con-
ferences between counsel at the In
stance of the defense Is In writing
ready for production at the proper
time.
Fifteen minutes after the withdrawal
OF the case typewritten statements
were widely circulated by Alfred Far
low. head Of the Christian Science pub
lcity committee. This circular con-
tanned IA typewritten pages under the
caption, Eddy Case Collapses, So
called next friends admit Inability TO
produce evidence"
Appended TO the circular Is state
ment by Dr. Allan McLane Hamilton OF
New York who visited Pleasant View
on Aug ~ and saw Mrs. Eddy.
Senator Chandler after reading DIR.
Hamilton's statement said:
Does Or. Hamilton say anywhere
that he questioned Mrs. Eddy on the
systematized delusions which dominate
and control her life? There are luna
tics today in close confinement who
will discuss general topics most in
telligently. To get at the true condi-
ton OF their minds the alienist must
probe their delusions. Has DIR. Ham
ilton. employed by Gen. Streeter and
his clients, done this, do you Think
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
SHELL FISHERIES.

Robert w. Higgins of Providence makes
application for renewal of the following
leases: Lease No. IS containing acres
on Section IS being southerly OF Bullocks
Point: Lease No. AZ containing ~ acres
on section 16 southerly of -Bullocks POINT;
Lease No. As containing 1871 acres on Sec
tions Is and 16 being southwesteriy or
Rullocks Point. Also for renewal OF lease
No. GO containing 4.3 acres westerly OF
Drownyille being on Section 10 ana lease
No. 20 containing 5.s acres westerly Oh
Drownville on Section 16.
Mary f. Blount OF harrington makes
application for renewal OF lease No. "a be-
ing the southerly parts OF lots Nos lS2,
Is4 200. POI and 202 on Section 16. and con-
tanning about 3.3 acres.
Frank w. Smith OF Warren makes ap-
p,ication for 20 acres OF oyster ground In
Narragansett bay. lying north OF Pru-
dence island and northeasterly OF ground
now held by him and southeasterly OF
ground held by c. w. Parmelee.
George T Greene, Jr., OF Warren makes
anplication for renewal OF lease No. 81 be-
ing lots IA and II on Section "a. lot 30 on
section Is. and lots l35, l37. 14l and l43 on
section 10 containing in all about 2.2
acres.
Edmund II. Matteson OF Warren makes
application for renewal OF lease No. ~ be~
100 on section 10 containing about acres.
Also for renewal OF lease No. 10 being lots
Nos. 1I3. 1875. 1ss. 1s4. 1885, 1Ss. l99 and 191 on
Section 10 containing about ~ acres.
Joseph w. Goodspeed OF Warren makes
anplicatIon for renewal OF lease No. 81 be-
ing lots 5. 6. Z, Q. II on Section and lots
90 80. bs. 50, 60, ca, 5. &C. 20. n, 20. rs. n.
rs 70. 80. 81. Sc. 81, 81. %. 90. ss on Section
% containing In all about h7 acres. Also
for renewal OF lease 81 being lots 1872. i33.
i54 and part OF lot i31 on Section is con-
tanning about 25 acres.
Also for renewal OF lease IS being lots
~. s6. 81 ia. ll5. ll6 snd parts OF n. ~. IS,
and lis on Section IS containing about Z
acres.
Friday. Sept. g. 1907. at 10 o'clock a. m.
AT tho office OF the commissioners OF shell
fisheries. State House. Providence, In
hereby appointed the time ann place for
the consideration OF the same.
PHILIP II. w1LBOrR
JOHN VI. NORTHUP.
GEORGE w. HOxIE.
HERBERT NJ. GARDINER,
BRAYTON A. ROUND.
Commissioners of Shell Fisheries.
a22-2s-2s-A
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22

Concord. N. H.. Aug 22.--Under ex-
ceptional conditions the suit brought
by Next Friends" TO prove Mrs Mary
Baker G.. Eddy. aged founder OF the
Christian Science cult. insane. ended
abruptly yesterday, as between the
lines every lawyer in the crowded
court room read the true purpose OF
the change of front. IL was TO put
en- end to a cumbersome. expensive ac-
tion which had already accomplished
it's real purpose-the discovery and
safeguarding of Mrs Eddys great for
tune.
with that accomplished, the Next
Friends" without jeopardizing the
financial side of the case, can safely
begin proceedings TO establish the true
facts OF Mrs. Eddy's mental condi-
ton.
Few shrewder moves in the game OF
law have ever been played.
II was announced later that Senator
Chandler's answer to Gen. Streeter
would be given to the public on Fri
day next. II is said positively by men
In position 10 know that Gen.
Streeter and his associates opened
negotiations for a compromise on sun
day last. On that day one of their
number went TO the town of Waterloo
and laid the appeal before Senator
Chandler.
These offers OF compromise were ac-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
RICH CLUbMAN
SUED FOR $4,000
BY CLA|RvOYANT 7

Brockton, Aug. 22.--In the filing OF a
$4,000 suit against DR. c. Ernest Perkins
OF this city, wealthy clubman and Har-
yard Dental School lecturer. for alleged
assault in 1895 on Lillian r. corbett.
clairvoyant and card reader. Brockton So
ciety experienced the biggest sensation In
years.
Mrs Corbett who is better known here
as Nine. Estelle states I'm her deposition
that on oct. 2. 1905, she was assaulted in
Dr. Perkins Office, where SHE had gone as
a patient. and as the effects of which she
has suffered much physical and mental
anguish for nearly two years having been
under "A physfians care since November,
1905. and IN sanatarium the greater part
OF the time. A child was born to her In
Bridgewater, Conn, in July, 1906.
DR.. Perkins is one OF the most widely
known and popular men In the city. hav-
ing been a successful dentist here for
number OF years and always moving In
the best society. He married the daughter
of Preston h. Keith, millionaire Brockton
shoe manufacturer, and has beautiful
home on Keith avenue. He Is also wei
known IN the suumer-eeiony at Monu-
ment Beach
Mrs. Corbett, who is said To nave
made an unfortunate marriage some years
ago and is living apart from her hus-
band, is a woman OF culture and rehne-
ment. She is well educated and attended
the Boston Art school for three years
Papers were served on DR.. Perkins and
an attachment levied on his real estate
According 10 Deputy Sheriff Wheeler.
who served the papers, there was some
attempt at settlement two years ago,
and Mrs. Corbett threatened to bring ac-
tion then, matters having been drifting on
since then until the crisis today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
FRENCH WARSHIPS
SHELLED THE MOORS

Paris, Aug. 22.--Vice Admiral Phili-
bert commanding the French naval
forces off Casablanca, telegraphs that
while the Moors were advancing on
the French camp near Casablanca yes
terday. under the cover OF a fog, the
fog lifted and permitted the French
batteries ashore and afioat to she'll the
Moors with deadly effect. At D. m
Gen. Drude had moved his field guns
TO bridge about four miles from
camp. whence he shelled the fleeing
Moors.
Admiral Philibert reported that the
situation elsewhere was practically un-
changed.
The report that Mulai Hafg, brother
OF the sultan, had been proclaimed
sultan still lacks official confirmation.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
NOT TO E"--SCH|FF

Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug. 22.-Jac5b H.
Schif OF the international banking house
of Kuhn, Loeb q Co, who is In Bar Har-
bor, on being asked by correspondent
TO express his views upon the existing
financial situation made this statement:
ITO blame the federal administration
for the difficulties In which we md our
selves is both thoughtless and unjust
Even II the exceSses which the great
prosperity OF recent years has had in It's
wake had been permitted 10 continue un-
checked, before long situation, wouid
have developed probably far more dlni-
cult and serious than the Crisis through
which we are now passing
"In the first Instance IL is result OF
the tremendous railroad. lndustr1al ana
commercial development OF the last Ten
years, and which has brought about capi-
tai requirements largely in excess OF the
ability OF the country TO supply.
mo other remedy for this state OF az
fairs appears to be possible than at least
q temporary reduction In our activities
until the country's capital and credit "a fa-
cilities again have reached point suni-
cient for It's volume OF business:
RAILROADS CURTAILING.
81 believe railroad managers In general
have already recognized the necessity for
-ourtailment. but manufacturers and mer-
chants appear to be behind In TINS. Inc
sooner these two recognize the impru-
dence OF continuing at the present pace
the more certain will they be to save
themselves from loss and the nearer we
shall come to the end OF the present, un-
satisfactory state OF affairs"
Asked whether he thought the attitude
of the federal administration toward cor
porations was justified and had anything
to do with present conditions, Mr.. Schin
said:
President Roosevelt is certainly not TO
blame for the many abuses In corporate
management which have developed and
which he has had the courage TO lay bare.
At present. II is true. we have TO suffer
In consequence Of the Presidents uncom-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22
CROWD SAW
PETs0LT ON
WASHINGTON ST.

Quite a crowd collected at the south
east corner OF Washington and Mathew
son streets this afternoon on a report that
Ernest A. Petsolt, who was held In 1900
today in connection with the death OF q
year-old Helen Brown. was In the res
taurant.
The crowd found a small nervous youth
in company chatting with another man
not much larger or more composed. The
young man was smoking big black ci-
gar. He was pointed out as Potsolt. The
couple took a car for the Pawtuxet Val
ley and the crowd disappeared.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-22

promising attitude. but posterity is GER
tain TO profit by IL.
To infict extreme punishment now
for wrong practices of two TO five
years ago looks too much like origi-
mating in other motives than in the
desire to safeguard the future, which
should be, and probably is, the real
purpose.
URGES UNDERSTANDING.
'Tt would no doubt tend toward
re-establishment of better conditions
IL prosecutions were TO cease, with the
understanding that violations of the
law on the part OF corporations Will
hereafter be relentlessly punished, both
as far as the corporations and It's eN-
ecutive officers are concerned: that es-
tablished concerns which for years
have carried on their business un-
molested shall not now be sought to
be dissolved, but that hereafter no in
corporations will be permitted which
in the opinion OF the department of
justice would even tend toward re-
straint OF trade and commerce.
Nothing. however, will so thor
oughly prevent the building up of
great monopolies and the accumula-
tion of the vast fortunes the exist
ence OF which is at the bottom OF the
prevailing social unrest as sound
and sensible revision OF the tariff. IT
is right that American industry and
the American workingman be protect
ed against undue foreign competition,
but II cannot be right TO compel the
American consumer O pay a vast profit
to the manufacturer where the latter
under a much lower tarff would be
able to maintain himself. Herein lies
the principal remedy which needs to
be applied II the causes which have
brought about present conditions are
to be permanently eradicated."