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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES

STRIKES and lockouts, with their at
tendant loss and suffering, continue to
increase. For the five years ending
December 81 1905, the number OF
strikes was greater than those In any
previous ten years and was double the
number In the preceding five years.
These figures Indicate the increasing
need of providing some machinery to
deal with this class of disturbances in
the interest alike of the employer, the
employe and the general public. l re-
new my previous recommendation that
the congress favorably consider tne
matter of creating the machinery for
compulsory inves tigation of such IN
dustrial controversies as are OF sur
ficient magnitude and of sufficient con-
Germ to the people of the country as a
whole to warrant the federal govern
ment in taking action.
1.-THE need for some provision Tor
such investigation was forcibly Illus
trated during the past summer. "A
strike of telegraph operators seriously
interfered with telegraphic communi-
cation, causing great damage to busi-
ness interests and serious inconven-
fence to the general public. Appears
were made to me- from many parts or
the country, from city councils, from
boards of trade, from chambers of COM
merce and from labor organizations,
urging that steps be taken to termi-
nate the strike. Everything that could
with any propriety ibe done by rep
resentative OF tine government was
done, without avail. and for weeks the
public stood by and suffered without
recourse of any kind Had the ma
chinery existed and had there been au-
thority for compulsory investigation OF
the dispute, the public would have been
placed in possession of the merits OF
the controversy and public opinion
would probably have brought about ga
prompt adjustment.
Each successive step creating ma
chinery for the adjustment of labor
difficulties must be taken with. caution.
but we should endeavor to make pro-
gress in this direction.
"The provisions of the act of 1898
creating the chairman of the interstate
commerce commission and the commits
sioner of labor board of mediation In
controversies between interstate rail-
roads and their employees has, for the
first time, been subjected to serious
tests within the past year, and the
wisdom of the experiment has been
fully demonstrated. The creation OF II
board for compulsory investigation In
cases where mediation fails and arbi-
tration is rejected is the next logical
step in a progressive program.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
INHERITANCE TAX

"When our tax laws are revised the
question of an income tax and an inheri-
tance tax should receive the careful at
tention of our legislators. In my judg-
ment both of these taxes should be part
of our system of federal taxation.
speak diffdently about the income tax
because one scheme for an income tax
was declared unconstitutional by the su-
preme court; while in addition it is diff
ficult tax to administer in it's practical
working, and great care would have to
be exercised to see that it was not
evaded by the very men whom it was
most desired to have taxed, for If so
evaded it would, of course be worse than
no tax at all; as the least desirable of all
taxes is the tax which bears heavily upon
the honest as compared with the dishon-
est man.
Nevertheless, a graduated income tax
of the proper type would be desirable
feature of federal taxation, and 1T is to
be hoped that one may be devised which
the supreme court will declare constitu-
tionaI. The inheritance tax however, is
both far better method of taxation, and
far more important for the purpose of
having the fortunes of the country bear
corresponding increase and burden of tax
alton.
The government has the absolute right
to decide as to the terms upon which a
man shall receive bequest or devise
from another and this point in the devo-
luton of property is especially appro-
pirate for the imposition of tax, Laws
Imposing such taxes have repeatedly been
placed upon the national statute books
and as repeatedly declared constitutional
by the courts; and these laws contained
the progressive principle, that is. after a
certain amount is reached the bequest or
gift, in life or death, is increasingly bur-
dened and the rate of taxation is in
creased in proportion to the remoteness
of blood Of the man receiving the be-
quest
Principles Recognized
',rhese principles are recognized al
ready in the leading civilized nations OF
the world In Great Britain all the es-
tates worth $4,000 or less are practically
exempt from death duties, while the in
crease is such that when an estate ex-
ceeds I'VE millions of dollars in value
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
IMPRESS ALL
WITH POWER
HIS PROJECT
ASKS THAT PAY OF ARMY BE
INCREASED
OFFICERS RECEIVE roo LITTLE,
HE ASSERTS
Dealing with ProbIemu of Armament,
chlef Executive Appears to Favor
Addition Rather Than
Decrease
1contInned from Page one0

(Continned from Page One.)
Following is the text Of President
Roosevelts message to congress:
ITO the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives:
mo nation has greater resources than
ours, and think it can be truthfully saio
that the citizens of no nation possess
greater energy and industrial ability. In
no nation are the fundamental business
conditions sounder than in ours at this
very moment; and 1t is foolish, when such
is the case, for people to hoard money
instead of keeping it in sound banks; for
IL is such boarding that is the immediate
occasion of money stringency. Moreover
as rule, the business of our people is
conducted with honesty and probity, and
this applies alike to farms and factories.
10 railroads and banks, to all our leg:ti-
mate commercial enterprises.
I'm any large body Of men, however,
there are certain to be some who are dis
honest and If the conditions are such that
these men prosper or commit their mis-
deeds with impunity, their example is a
very evil thing for the community. Where
these men are business men of great sa-
gacity and Of temperament both unscru-
pulous and reckless, and where the condi-
tions are such that they act without
supervision or control and at first with
out effective check from public opinion,
they delude many innocent people into
making investments or embarking n
kinds of business that are really unsound.
'sWhen the misdeeds of these success
fully dishonest men are discovered. suf-
fering comes not only upon them, but
,ipon the innocent men whom they have
1Disled. 1t is painful awakening, when
ever it occurs; and, naturally. when 1t
does occur those who suffer are apt to
forget that the longer it was deferred the
more painful it would be. In the effort to
punish the guilty it is both wise and
proper to endeavor so far as possible to
minimize the distress of those who have
been misled by the guilty. Yet it is not
possible to refrain because of such dis
tress from starving to put an end to the
Inisdeeds that are the ultimate causes OF
the suffering, and, as means to this
end where possible to punish those re-
sponsible for them. There may be honest
differences of opinion as to many goveri-
mental policies; but surely there can be
no such differences as to the need of
unf1inching perseverance in the war
against successful dishonesty.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
CURRENCY

IT again urge on the congress the need
of immediate attention to this matter.
We need a greater elasticity In our cur
rency; provided, Of course, that we rec
ognize the even greater need of safe
and secure currency. There must always
be the most rigid examination by the
national authorities. Provision should be
made for an emergency currency The
emergency issue should, of course, be
made with an effective guaranty and
upon conditions carefully prescribed by
the government.
"Such emergency issue must be based
on adequate securities approved by the
government, and must be issued under a
heavy tax. This would permit currency
being issued when the demand for it was
urgent, while securing its retirement as
the demand fell off. 1t is worth investi-
eating to determine whether officers and
directors of national banks should ever
be allowed to loan to themselves. Trust
companies should be subject to the same
supervision as banks; legislation to this
effect should be enacted for the District
of Columbia and the territories.
yet we must also remember that even
the wisest legislation on the subject can
only accomplish certain amount. No
legislation can by any possibility guar
antee the business community against the
results of speculative folly any more
than it can guarantee an individual
against the results of his extravaganza.
When an individual mortgages his house
to buy an automobile he invites disas-
fer: and when wealthy men, or men who
pose as such, or are unscrupulously or
foolishly eager to become such, indulge in
reckless peculation-especially If 1t is ac-
companied by dishonesty--theyj jeopardize
not only their own future but the future
of all their innocent fellow citizens, for
they expose the whole business commune
ty to panic and distress.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
EIGHT-HoUR LAW

extension of the eight-hour law. The
constitutionality of the present law
has recently been called into question,
and the supreme court has decided that
the existing legislation is unquestion-
ably within the powers of the congress-
The principle of the eight-hour day
should as rapidly and as far as practi-
cable be extended to the entire work
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
)OSEvLT ADVOCATES INCREASE NAVY AS GUARANTEE OF PEACE

carried on by the government; and the
present law should be amended TO em-
brace contracts on those public works
which the present wording of the act
has been construed to exclude, me
general introduction of the eight-hour
day should be the goal toward wnlch
we should steadily tend, and the gov
ernment should set the example In tnis
respect.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04
PURE FOOD LAW

Incidentally in the passage of the pure
food law the, action of the various state
food and dairy commissioners showed in
striking fashion how much good for the
whole people results from the hearty Coz
operation Of the federal and state Off
cials in securing given reform. 1t is
primarily to the action of these state
commissioners that we owe the enact
ment OF this law; for they aroused the
people, first to demand the enactment
and enforcement OF state laws on the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-04

subject and then the enactment Of the
federal law, without which the state
laws were largely ineffective. There must
be the closest cooperation between the
national and state governments in admin
istering these laws.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05
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fattet 5remitining. Snobolo: 1)Srs
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RE. 81 @run olegeelien at oe noro~
ameritanife Sriitater og Den inore
aamp ON Sldperiet. d. Oct tnIte
Rises 9iitorie. 81 Den fioIte franz
he aepu6lifs SiitOrie. g Oct brit.
tifte 8eroensriees OannelIe . 2 Gp-
perns 5iItorie.
Oisie beroensbiitoriife Sraf er
life tsrre 5afta og Sal, men inter-
esfante, oelffreone Sort9llin9er al
8erbensbiitorien. Gnboer, iom pnbet
6iItorie, pil leIe Dem meo itor Snz
teresIe. Ooer 500 Sioer ialt. Sob
inob. toiter $1.20.
2utb. pub. sou E.
Blair, : ! Hebrafto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

9rambb. = gpggeriet | Gram
0g 9rambp for Den tiltommenoe
CONNER er alereoe | fulo Sang;
Here nDe 5ule er aaere0e UNDER Ops
F~srelIe. @nItgiOergaaroen t @rambb
er M enoelig bleoen Iaa blot f9rs
oia, at Den er tdgen | Drug for fort
3i0 iioen. Der finoes | Den npe
@9tgiDergaaro ltore og rummeli9s
Sotaler foripneoe me0 GentralOarme
% andre 8etoemmeligbeoer, ligeleoes
pil ser meo BET fsrite bIibe inOlagt
e~leltrtlt Qbs / @jen0ommen. Den
gamle &ro, ser bar Q~drstalet 1890.
E. nu mart neObruot, fun liot al
Wuro9rfet Itaar tilbage. De gamle
3al 1890 er / oisie 0dge bleben inos
mareoe | oct npe 9us og opOiier MI
9eS Omhbtning al R~9tfefslgen Gal
let 1907. Der bill meo oct fsrite blipe
begbnOt meo Opfpreli EN- at en- Itsrre
Gal, Iom Ifal bore 40 gllen lang og
% @len breo.
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5iinnerjuun11o

0oomoro Qngef2 6Or en-
3ie iioen fanotes en- Q~rbsiOsmdn0
Gblismdnn beoioitlps og baorOt Iaas
ret pad ganelinien mellem &iel %
6isnsborg. Gfter ire Da9es 6orleb
afeit BAN peo DOZEN paa Oiatonisiez
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S0ndagsskoIekort. Ny

En- ny Rekke af meget fine og elegant ~udstyrede
Kort HAYES paa Lager. Prlserne er, som paa de andre
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Mr.. Q. Made os Sandhed". 10 Bibeltekster i Farvetryk.
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M. 4. "Herrel du lsdsr mig sher dit Rssd, os dsrster optass
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Mr.. 8. Code Gavsr for vore Smaabsrn". 6 Billeder af
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Mr.. g.. so bibelske Billeder af Diet gamle og ny Tesla
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

Softluno. - Neo 9iit0oerz
ratten forleOen for6anoleoes bl.
an0et fslgenoe Sag;
9ans O6lien al @eItrupluno too
dntluget for Den 10. 5ebrudr at o9re
tsrt / 8ane til 4seritoo uoen at bape
Qpsts tenot. @ntlageoe foregaO, at
ban paa 9runo at, at 5oset bar
Iianoiet fom 5sGge af Snebinoring,
maatte botoe en- bel 5ime, fsr ban
tunoe tomme inc til Stationen for
DER at aF6ente en- patient, Ser penote
bism fra Snebuiet. 0erOeo bar oct
hebet Iaa TENT, at Wsrtet inotrGdote,
ellers baboe ban funnel p9re bjemme
FOR bitten. Retten aniua til 0els
bans 9runoe for beretti9eoe. bOorfor
De loo BAN blfpe fri meo l Mart /
Nsultt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

Sun0oe0. 5orbr9not
Darn. G5l. QO.) pa Qrbejosmdno
@eors Rot6's 9srn puu glpbpl @anoz
mple 2er0ag Gftermiooa9 ben 9.
Marts bar alene bjemme, tOm en- 3;
aarig pige for nar til RatteIoonen.
5lammerne fog no og branote benz
6cs &leoer at &rOppen. Den fife,
iom bao0s faaet meget femme Brand
iaar, MATTE itrats fpres til Spgebus
Jet. 6por bun Senoag 5ormiOoag az
qit peo Oeoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

q%abenraa. 5orounoen
Sebmdno. Stoen ben IA. Marts
iaDnes &ebmano 8. q. 6anien. pos
litist og soerite alasie / Orengeifolen
9cr isgt efter sen forIOunone, men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

@rambb. = Il 6el0. @ddroeje'
NoIsr Rooit / 3iIet mar for fort
IiOtn tprenoe / Ribe efter TIN SDigeri
no6er. 5 9etgiDergaaroen, 9oo'
Dan basOe afipanOt, fog ben enc a
0eItene Ell Ben futoitanoig i Stptte.
paa i'm Mtage. Den tiltalote Oprle8t
e.flereoe, at Soften umulig tuno'
fslbreoes, og at Sen better life FUND.
qua 6iem. RooIt MATTE Idu ial9'
Soften til en- Slagter / Ribe. Sabe'
er for Gjeren life ubetpoeligt, 0a 9e.
item bar temmelig oar0ifulo og ittt
foriitret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

fOrelsbig aoen ReIuttat. 6anien er en-
ManO pud 40 Aar. 9an bar for
nogle 2tar iioen OGret 8orserrepres
ientant. 0a Mlun0en anies for at
oere oelitiQet, antages oct. at Der To-
relieger ct lllpftsstiIfel0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

oprettet Sel1tdb me0 be9rRn1et 06fz
telie Der | Sognet me0 oct 6ormadl
1t 6Dgge ct 5orYdmlin9s6us. 9ette
tai 6eO0e n9reOe So9ns 6Oridmz
.in1sJus" GO ital ligge paa en- 9runp.
rs. Il M1t5ias Mai5ie ems Gnte i
3gtce, li5s Ter for 0snnes gjenopn.
899ningen, Dentes at tunne oare
f9r0ig ben 40 Sommeren.
0ram. : 5o 16elo. @aaroeier
Setter G6r. Seberg at granOitrup
oar forfe0en i0d u6eloig. mems ban
0ar IbsIeliat meO at 6agge no9et
5r9 til rette, at ban 6u9geOe fig ielo
i 1Ommelfingeren Iaa neget, at Den
tun bang iait OeO nogle 9lOtrebler.
Sen tilfalote 2ege beor0reoe BAN
;nOlugt pua Spge6uiet / @rdm.
9etgioer Senisns %ipOadrige Spn
AZ 0bgum er tommen til Staoe /
9attelI emal tinen. 8eo l~lforIigtig6eo
1T ban 9aanoen inc / MIaitinen, iaa
cen bleo meget meOtaget, Ierlig bleo
3ommelfingeren ilemt laaret. Ogiad
ban mudtte in0legges paa Spgebuiet.
@rdmbp. @ienooms9a n
banoel. gbriItian Rabns Gnte
p1d Sta Itrup Mart Iolgte fOrleoen i'm
@jenOom til peter 5ooTen fra @e=
Itrup for $4,000 Mat. S 9anOelen
meofslger to aeer. OoertagelIen iter
til 5orddret.
@~adroejer Oluf STINT / 9r9nOitrup
jar uf @aarejer 8reiten 2aueien Iams
meiteOs tebt 49, 9ettar Qgerjor0,
ION ligger mo til 5ints 9runO for
G100 Mt.
9aaroejer Mut6ius 6rgliig / Serp
far bDttet tine / 5erp beliggenoe to
0aarOe meo @aurOejer Sens 6ugDiig's
Gaaro I Better 2in0et. Matbias
5ugliis, Der til 6oraaret flptter til
Softer 2inoet. bill igen Ielge @uaroen
/ YeItersGin0et.
StrboItrup. = @jenoomsba NJ
oel. 2anomano Sans Ma0Ien 9oIit
al Strpoitrup febte forleOen @uaros
,ier 2uooig S9ubingers GjenOOm /
9ierting Stob for 22,500 Wdrt.
G%jenoommen er "a 6ettar Itor os be-
itaar al Qgerlano og li0t Meoie. Ne.z
tou06Dttet er 24O Mart. aredtlrbez
I9tningen, iom er 2 9eite og 13 Sire
atHrer, iomt 9anobrugsmdifiner fgfz
ger meO / 9dnoelen. OOertagelien ital
'inoe Steo til @prtl.
0ammelep. = Solgt 8aaro.
S'dns Senien BAR fornplig lolgt i'm
G'odro til @aaro6dnoIerne Rielien
o. Nbilo af Wegelten0er for 10000
Miort. Weo / 9anbelen fslger belle
geiatningen. Gil 9aarOen berer
% Ssnoer Soro meo ct R%ettouobptte
AZ 1900 Wf. 9ddr0en oates uoItnffet.
S9gerup. = Mejeriet. Den
7. Waarts 6otot oct berperenOe
Dfejeriinteres I%entIfdb i'm ferite aars
li9e @e~neralforI amling pda Wejerlet.
Iarsregnitabet omfatter oct fsrite
Driftsaar, 5 Wuuneoer, fra |. 4us
guIt til 81. December 1906.
Der er leoeret ialt 367,154 Pun9
Ip0 Malt til Meieriet og ~proOuceret
idlt 14,588A PunO Smer. Smsrs
rel bar in6bragt ialt 1880 Wet. 76
g., 6oilfet bliper en- @ennemInitsz
pris al 1853 pg. pr. pnno. 5ors
aruget bar beret 25,1 plln0 WGlf
til l puno Smsr.
Stl 2eperanosrerne er Der uobez
talt 5000 Mf. SO pg. 5oruben
|Smsr er Der Iolgt 1912 puno Is6
|Dialt, 1888 puno ifurmet us 8arz
nemelf, 5726 pun6 4Halosmelt og
IS puno Die. Melten afregnes
t'ter innounhet Smprnobbtte, og
tcmmer til Correcting, Den pris Mejs
eriet opnaar for Smgrret.
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DIR &ogndf. Gn Wldno
ira @rambb bar for nogen Sio Iioen
fprsnoe / Ribe. Der tebte Dan fig en-
SLATE goo oanIt 8ogndt, Iom ban
oil0e 6aoe meo fig 9iem; men Iaa
..dngt nadeoe ban life meo oen. 0a
San tom til 5ol0iteoet / 9elsbro, tog
5oloembeosmdnoen Sen go6e &ogndf,
% efter Sigenoe maatte Man0en emo
III betale II Wart til.
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SstsnOs gsss' r HOtOmne. De fsfs u eraabinS, flint forFrt m.b @us
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oueuat fra enself uO Glen. en COB lille Bog pao 40 es.r, sot pap, J
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sibDl 8art eaer yQ9rt al gub". !
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vi .. @laubredt. PSI Sioer. Smutt inbb. 60 Gmts. ,
steianla golingbrofe.
st epsbtueOe af emrna MarsIbaa. 1. Gel ls, 2. Del 1877 @ibr ct Qrost )
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SOB no9e al benz til Sui. SOsen n sOb. @i u. 9Oumur. 40 Sibu 3 ,
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anbdues til SuIeiasnins. 90 Cher. s 0mias Is Gents. 1
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-05

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