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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SIX WEEKS INSTRUCTION in salesman
ship; position travelling salesman VIII
STREET SYSTEM. Rochester. n. Y Il
STAR EXCHANGE, 43i 9th st. NV, secures
sou a position for 81: bonded and licensed.
Il
STENOGRAPHERS-PT secretary, al'5t"i
assistant TO manager, $500; office Sl.O0; De-
ginner $500 Also bOokzeepers and clerks
able n use typewriter. S500-S990. Write To-
day ard state age and experience ana IT open
for position at once lHAPGOOnSt III Com
monwealth Building, Philadelphia
$50 A WEEK and expenses 70 men with rig
b introduce poultry compound GRANT CO.
Dept. 81. Springfield III. II
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDESBERG'S 5th ana K SITS. NV.
y KAHN. SONS a. CO., Sth and Market space
GREEN CAPITAL A D I r TT ] y G
AGENCY. 1l46 18th St nv.
Y. Z. McEULTY. Cigar store. 18th and Pnw
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton 6
Nelson, ProprietOrs; corner Rhode Island
ave ist and SITS. NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Pllav-
macy, 18th and Harv-rd SITS. NV.
". A. DARLING. cor 14th and 7 SITS nv.
L FRENCH. SIMPSON, cor. 7th at Rhode
Island ave. and r ST. NV
H T. BUTTS PHARMACY. sth 81 and
Mass. ave NV
CHAS. {. HORSUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
sW cor. 7th and II SITS NV
sANFOBD'S PHARMACY. New York ava
and North Capitol street.
p NEITCH, 10th and n SITS NV
OffIGI.FE'S PHARMACY. 21St and q sts Az
3 NJ WAGNER s Co, LIST and II SITS. nv.
l. + TAYLOE, cor 9Th and SITS NV
NICHOLS PHARNIACT. 18th and Pa ave. NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th ana Park
rOad
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NON MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod-The Recommendation OF Enforced
tRestoring) Circulation Is NATURES REM
EDT and CURE Tor LOCONOTOR ATAXIA,
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS, BRIGHT
DISEASE. DIABETES, INSOMNIA. Thoss
Ailments Of the SPINE and NERVES that
cause NEURASTHENIA, NERVOUS Elk.
HAUSTION, BACKACHE, INDIGESTION
LIVER, KIDNEY and BRAIN MAL4ADIFS
ana make WALKING IMPOSSIBLE, and
those conditions that result from OVER
WORK. WORRY and AGE IT Is NOTED
FOR CURING INCURABLE-SO CALLED
AIALADIES and IL matters not what YOUR
AIIMENT Is, COME AND LEARN WHAT
1T WILL. DO FOR YOU. The information is
FREE. Washington References Lady As
sistant.
PROF. Z. n. y. PARKER
1924 New York Ave. n. ".
Hours, 10 70 5. Phone NJ. 4lf2
Read Non Medical Healing-Back Cover OF
city Directory, 1903. fe23-tf
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Dore WolfsteineT, whose plans for the
National Temple Of Lab9r have been
accepted by the committee OF which
President Ross was chairman, is a
member of the American Federation Of
Labor, and a well-known vioIonceIlist
Of the Washington local Of the FEEDER
ated Musicians. He is a talented de-
sigpeT, having studied architecture I'm
the Academic Royale des BeauX-Arts,
of Brussels, Belgium, and was connect
ed for some time with the firm of
Hurtre ct EonifOse. architects. in
Paris.
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Notes and Personals.

In response to resolutions introduced
IN the Central Labor Union Monday
night by Delegates McKenna. Smith.
and Considine. the executive committee
has been urging upon Congress the en-
actment into law of the President s
recommendations for an employers liza
bilty act and to make il applicable 70
persons in the employee Of the Municf-
pai, state, and National Governments
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Cepted.
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work on the Baltimore and Ohio round
mousse, and possibly the Union Station
aha other railroad improvements in this
city IN which the Baltimore and Ohio
company is interested, has heen threat
ening for week or more. LAST week
the electric workers on the round house
were informed that they would have
10 take cut in wages, il is said. and
they all quit work. after a positive re-
Iusal on the part of the company to
keep up the old schedule. The company
brought men over from Baltimore. but
when they were informed of conditions
they also quit.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

WASHING to take home. 1913 9Th nv.
feast
A PERSON with great strength and eIes-
iriCity would like TO massage persons FOR
rhemuatism. lumbaeo. etc Very reasonable.
BOX 16f. Times Office, feast
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rADDo% PHARMACY. 300 Foriaa ave. NJ.
C4AS II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne
McCHESNEsY & JOACHIM. cor % and i sts
ERAUS' PHARMACY. 6th and X SITS.
NcCHESNEY s. JOACHIM, Sth and + SITS. ne
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FOR SALE-Being IN urgent need q money
1 viii sell a valuable building lot three
tol for 500; about half its value. BOX I72.
Times office. fe23-3t
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ADVERTISEMENT placed IN leading pa
peTs throughout United States AT lowest cost
II you want 10 advertise anything anywhere.
write US tor advice and estimate. MOSS *
Co. Advertising Agents. phiIadeIphIa. u
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BBOOKLAND. -. &.
ARTHUR Il. +. LUERSSEN Drug Store.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED-The Secretary, United News sys-
tem. once 95l Buffalo y. Y, will send inter
esting particulars 20 any ambitious person.
DESTROYS OF learning quickly 10 earn splendid
income writing for newspapers. Opportuui-
ties everywhere. IL
GET GOVERNMENT position clerks, mes
sengers. watchmeni We viii prepare you; in
formation FREE. CIVIL SERVICE lNSIi-
TUTE. 2o2 Munsey Building II
WANTED-High salaries to arst-class cut
tiers. The only school in the city where high
art designing and cutting is taught. We
teach taiiOrs and dressmakers. Patented
measure short and simple. THE GERACI
SCHOOL or GARMENT CUTTING. 1913 q
81. NV. fe22-50t
ROBERT DOWNING can now accommodate
a limited number Of pupils In Dramatic Art
and Oratory studio, 81 Rhode Island ave. NV.
fe22-7t
-VANTED-A few High School students or
others who have completed the sth grade
10 learn shorthand and bookkeeping; a situa-
tion paying SO per week TO start is guaran-
teed such persons; only a limited number
viii be accepted. Address ia own hand
writing. stating age and educational quail
dcauons. Address BON 1J6, Times office.
fe2l-5t
WE TEACH Pitinan. Graham. Gregg. Barnes,
and the Syllable systems. % to 100 words per
minute in $50 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided for our pupils. Catalogue free
n0s0-n
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS make 500 per cent pront selling
Novelty Sign Cards. merchants bug 10 10
100 on sight. 500 varieties. Catalogue free.
SULLIVAN CO. 405 ". Van Barren str Chi
cage. 1T. 10
AGENTS WANTED to sell our Auto Tire
Repair Outfits big money maker. easy seller.
auto owners buy at sight, we refund your
money IL you return goods 60 as, big profits
TO hustIers. write today. ELkHART BAR
GAIN COMPANY, Dept. AU.s Elkhart, Ind.
u
statesmen To $50 a day to good, reu-
able. speciality statesmen; give good refer
euces and state territory. BERNER. 59S-i)
Dearborn ST., Chicago. u
AGENTS Handle our notices for store, fac
tory. Office. etc. Sells everywhere We have
an agent seventeen years old that makes S.
every day. send I0 cents for samples
KEVIL COMPANY. 5Ieatyille. Pa feast
AGENTS wanted FOR high-cass beautifully
printed and illustrated dular-a-year woman's
magazine Commission. 30 cents OLA each dol
lar subscription. Write for agent free out
a.. AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY. 3 Bar
clay ST., New York. jal2-lct-Su
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= E POWELL, 18th and East Capitol sta
pOACH DRUG CO. Sth and G SIS Sc
II s. FEALY. nv. cor. iIth and Pa ave.
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DANCING.

DANCING ACADEMY. e1S 1 st. nv. Misses
Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers. Let US
teach you. II
THE WYNDHAM. 431 1lth nW.-Lessons. SOC;
blossoms. 81 So class. 1880 every Tues. Thurs
sat Guarantee 10 teach you. Prof. Wyndham.
jy25-tf
MISS COULTER, professor OF dancing; prI-
vate lessons. soc. II you can walk / can
teach you TO waltz. 20l 1 st. NV. Phones NJ
IIs9. Advanced classes Tuesday and Satur-
day. 8 to II. Ball room for rent. fe3-sot
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SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. Tth and Z streets.
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HYPNOTISM.

MIR. MILLION teaches hypnotism and mental
hypnotic suggestion The course gives men
tai control. self control. concentration. viii
power memory. craftsmanship. personal at
tractiveness. etc The course is taught by
actual practice. si2 Eye ST. nv. II
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Personal.

PSYCHIC PALlusr
PSYCHIC: PALMsr
binea with superior knowledge sf paImisJ. =.
enables me 20 read your ufe. infancy a. old
age, giving common-sense advice IN love.
marriage divorce, and family affairs: how
10 f2sc.nate one % your desire. reInits the
separated. remove evil influence. true path 10
happy and fortunate life Information clear.
concise ana % the point.
tZl-Nlnth Street n. VII
Don't Mistake Name and Number)
felS-tf
PROP CLAY.
Palmist, card readings. p GENTS. tells BUSH
ness. ioEe affairs. family troubles: brings
separated husbands and wives together,
causes speedy marriages. hours I0 20 G.
closed sundays ONCE lG4 North Fairfqr 81
Alexandria. Va. II
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY
Prompt reliable and confidential. an hours
expert specialists In delicate and intricate
matters any cause; all sections. private con
sulldLioH rooms uulmpeEcnEble credentials
only skilled agents employed; agency es-
tabiisned los'. BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE
AGENCY, suite pa, Colorado Building 18th
and g. For night service and sunday ser
vice phone residence. North i34s- II
LADIES can get hat trimmed Tor 81 Mon
day and Tuesday az sls g ST. NV. il
SiANICURISG. face and scalp treatment.
sls g St NV II
A SUBSTANTIAL reward will be paid Tor
the correct present address OF Carrie or
Minnie Llams. OF for the present address OF
Mrs. Emma Damout. all formerly Of this cIty
and more recently OF Hyattsville, Sd. Ad-
dress BOX l54 Times Office. fecITt
ORIGINAL gypsy paImist: whole fortune
told i5c; open nights. 1923 Sth IT
NINE. CATHERINE. PIANIST, sI8 New York
ave- 10 d. m 10 D. m-s - and 90 cents.
fezI-Tt
CONSULT ZESfTA, who controls events:
never falls. l1ZS 9TH 81. feIS-Tt
MADAM THEO. PIANIST. card reader. and
medium. German spoken. ss5 II 81. nv.
fel9.2l.2 1885
WORRISGMEN here IS good news sor you,
splendid overcoats, So and s.; fun suits Of
clothes. s. and 81; pants. $780, coats ans
vests. s.. coats, $50. goods all wool. tailor
made slightly used. call and see them
JUsTHs OLD STAND, 6I9 d. feI7-7t
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7 HAVE a well established business: would
like TO incorporate Or partnership. BOX 100,
Times Office. Il
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
r l. CARNE & CO. 70s King st.
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BICYCLES.

FOR SALIc-l00 high grade bicycles In excel
lent condition from S4.00 up z. r. HUNTER
The Bicy -eman. 11S Pa, ave. an. fe2l3t
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ANAtOSEIA.
PITRY-s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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GEORGETOWN
F. 2. WELLER, Pharmacy, S53f II st. NV.
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME reversible rugs made from old
worn carpet; drop postal. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING CO. p 9Th st. feI3-S0t
SkVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF rs
KIND in the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO
So 9TH st. NV. Phone Main 4325 ja7-s0t
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SPIRITUALISM.

IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information on
any subject call TO see Ar. Million and get a
palm reading or psychic Tsading. Mr.. Million
also teaches hypEotism, mental hypnotic sug-
gestiOn and palmistry. sl- Eye 81, NV.
fe23-7t
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MADAM ]. EsPUTA DAILY suggests. The
q I'D is the unconscious artist the artist the
4 nscious child. Music school, Il2S + ne
Lincoln 409 n, Mabel Montgomery Riley.
violin, Norman D2I, piano. fe9-S9t
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DRESS SUITS For HIRE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE latrobe. sexton make, usst
only ore month. what have you 20 ofe-?
Address I.ATROBE, Times office fe15-5t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for auto n
real estate; fine carriage horse, carriages.
etc. 1912 l4th 81. fe225
WANTED to exchange dark bay driving
horse about $50 lbs for sound, gentle horse
of !. 100 OF loo lbs. II work on farm. BOX
is Times office. re-t-st
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC fIAssAGE. face and SCALP.
swedish moyem suts; physical culture. mani
curing and chi -opody. Appointments out
Open Sundays seCond-foOr front. WaIk in
bl5 18th st. NV, fe22-s0t
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MOTORCYCLES.

FOR SALE-Nesrly new Harley Davidson
motor cycle with tandem attachment: guaran-
teed Al condition. VIII carry two riders
anywhere. owner iezving city and will sac
rihce. BOX 100. Times office. fe22-2t
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FOR SALE-Fine upright piano. cost $50;
price 500: easy payments. FURNITURE
STORE 633 + NV fegs-3t
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LAWYERS.

WANTED-From 10 10 - pairs lomIug. Pig
cons for squad breeding, good prices Tor
suitable birds; give particulars, AIRS. s.
NJ JOLISEE- Langdon- D. O. fe2I-st
SWEET SINGING canaries. hns talking psr-
rots monkeys thoroughbred dogs beautiful
trained AnEora goats, gold dsn. LEES
BIRD STORE, z12 nth St NV fe1I-tf
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". T. LAR 5ENT. 23ls nth ST. X. ~.
Hardware. Prints Glass. Euameiware ana
Household supplies. Keys made. etc.
TELEI HONE NORTH 4g55-M
40 frf ---,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-YOU MIGHT WAIT A LONG
while before y0u'H have a better chance 10
secure a genuine bargain in hiEh-grad8
Upright Plano. We re Offering a uumher 0f
ne~ and used Pianos now at greatly
duced prices and on easy term.I New soh-
mer, $780, new HaFdmaH. s@5gf used stein
Way. $50. used Knabe. $50. used Stieff $50.
buyers
o. J.. DeMoLL d Co. 1881 G st, y. ".
. felI-tf
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ROOMS AID BOARD.

7. ST NV. 7t2-Lsrge newly furnished
front room; southern exposure; every con-
venience; home cooking. fe2a-3t
9Th ST NV, I253-Bcautfful weII-heate
rooms with board for two $50 per month.
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WYANDOTTG esss for Matching; zitt.ngs
zoe ana 81 2. JOlNES, LangIoH- u. a..
--rr So
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07
LET IT ALONE.

Gen. Stephen ID. Lee, Comman
der-in-Chief of the United Conted
crate Veterans, when he expressed
an opinion unfavorable to United
States pensions for the Southern
Veterans, but voiced the true sen
timents of the greater m jority Of
the old soldiers of the South
Thus far the old and needy yeter.
ans have been provided for by tn,
several States. the tender ard low.
ing care of the noble women oil
the South and the generous con-
trlbutions of their more fortunate
comrades. Nay. more, those who
have rehabilitated this prolific and
grand Southland. have contributed
millions of their rebuilt fortunes
to the pensioning of the Federal
soldiers and their widows and
orphans. 1t is we'll. A noble and
patriotic foe can afford to be gen.
erous to their victors in need. But
after a lapse Of nearly half a Gen.
fury since that deadly conflict, to
talk of pensioning the remnant of
the decimated hosts who so nobly
baltled for principle. is an irony.
if not an insult, that is CALLING.
They do not need it. 1t is very
as to the number who
would accept it. They ask no
in that direction for
the defense of right and the in
born principles of constitutional
liberty. Let them alone. They
can 60 down to their final rest
with the proud consciousness that
they have done their VIII lie duty.
and carrying into and beyond the
shadow of the Great Valley, a
record and a name that have no
stains on their unsullied and snow
white purity.
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the Democracy at this plan of
foisting a candidate on the party
who had no fixed policy on vital
national questions. The party
needs strong mana man of fix
ed principles and strong convic-
tons. Such a man is Mr.. Bryan.
He IS head and shoulders above
every other Democratic leader.
He stands today for popular issues.
He is christian gentleman. He
is pure man. He is a strong
American patriot. He is states
man. He is the advocate of good
government, and. if nominated and
elected. would make oGe of the
most popular and noted Presidents
of the United States. The era of
expediency has disappeared. II
the fight is to be won. it should
be achieved with standard bearer
about whom there can be not the
least shadow of doubt as to his
principles, and his devotion to the
welfare of the whole people. as a
people, and his pride in the well
fare and success and progress of
this splendid Republican govern
ment.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07

A decision was rendered some
time ago in the United States Cir
cult Court. in Little Rock. Ark,
that will have a far-reaching effect
Judge Trieber upheld the constitu-
tionsiity of the anti-future law oil
Arkansas passed by the Lcgisla-
iure at the request of the Farmers
Union. The decision establishes
a precedent for the Southern
States. A firm of Chicago institu-
ted the test suit. declaring the law
to be in violation of interstate
commerce. The court declares
that the State did not exceed its
powers in enacting the statute as
a pclice.regulation to protect the
morals of the public.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07

In its national budget Japan ha:
appropriated $4,000. 900 for the
army. That is a warning to the
other nations of the earth tina,
there is something apt to be doing
in the worlds history in the neal
future. Those people are remark
ably secretlve and there is nc
surmising why their warlike pre-
parations are being strengthened
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07

Natures perfect laws are the
result of harmony. There are no
antagonistic forces to destroy the
equilibrium. Mans passion and
temper are harmful to himself
only. Hence it is we'll said. that
personal attacks are not in accord
with the genius of creation. He
who in anger hurts his neighbor
strikes himself at the first blow"
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HARMONY" AGAIN.

As the period for holding the
Democratic N, snal Convention
comes on apace. movement is on
footto displace VIM. Bryan. on
the plea of HARMONY" That was
done when Alton b. Parker was
nominated for the presidency. Nc
man was m ore completely showed
under. 1t was the resentment oil
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07

King Charles of Portugal and
the Crown Prince Luis Philip were
assassinated in Lisbon on last
Saturday. The kings infant son
was slightly wounded, but Queen
Amelie was unhurt. They were
fired upon b , band of assassins
while going to the palace in the
royal carriage. This is the cul-
mination of the recent uprising in
Portugal.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07

An association of years had
confirmed the estimate that the
Louisiana editors were a braihy
set. Recently. however, that con-
hdence was somewhat shaken by
the brain-storm with which a large
per cent of the journalists were
afflicted seething, tornado OF
political mixture that emanated
an odorous and not quite accepta
Bile perfume. Just what its nature
it would be hard to define. How
ever. It was just one OF their occa
sional departures. Now that the
propeliing force is removed they
are getting back into their normal
condition. Their papers again
begin to sparkle with jewels OF
thought and gems of literature.
the flowers of wit and diamonds
of wisdom. 1t is well.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07


President Roosevelt has antag-
onized Senatorial prerogatives By
making appointments without
consulting the digni6ed members
of that body. A war has been
inaugurated over federal patron
age. 1t has brought trouble
galore into cabinet circles. by a
demand from the President for a
list of all his appointments. in
some departments for the whole
year. which he proposes to embody
in statement to the Senate.
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THE PROBLEMS OF THE noua.


augurated under very favorable
auspices. 1t is the presidential
year. Out of the folds of the hid.
den future may spring events that
will have a marked effect on the
future destiny of this land. II will
require wise craftsmanship, a con.
servatism and the exercise of the
wisest counsels to steer the ship oil
state amid the shoals of unrest and
the quicksands of clashing inter
ests. There are dangers ahead
and serious ones at that.
There is the clash of the land
loads and tenants in New York
City that has already broken out
in fierce rioting There are the
mine troubles in the West that
have invited armed Intervention.
There are the complex questions
involving capital and labor. There
are the demands of insolent capt.
tai and the protests OF. contracted
labor. There is the disturbance
of financial equipoise SO necessary
to the prosperity of the land and
the well being of the millions of
toilers.
There is the spirit of unrest over
the anomalous condition of an era
of unexampled prosperity, con-
fronted with want, deprivation and
actual suffering. Curtailment in
the great industries has swelled
the army of the unemployed to
startling proportions.
The problems of labor in its Bit
Ter war with the; concentration-tof
capital, and the merciless and ex-
acting demands of combines and
trusts. must eventually be solved.
Accumulated capital in the hands
of the few is arrogant, dictatorial.
defiant of the restraints of law and
There must come an
era OF adjustment, but il will re-
quire discrimination and the ap-
plication of equal justice to all,
and the rule of equity and fair
dealing. 1t is complex problem
in the management of the several
of government. and
cannot be held in allegiance for an
indefinite period.
A partial solution of the situa-
ton is the great wave. of reform
that is sweeping with restless force
over the land. Yet even this re-
lief. however pronounced. maybe
DO late to cure the deadly ulcers
that are eating into the body poll
tic and threatening its very life.
There is limit 10 the powers of
hnman endurance, and in this free
and the dangers of a forcible re-
solution is greater than any other.
because ofthe innate pride of
character. and independent coul-
lge of the native citizen.
The proper solution ofthe unrest
If the land. because of the warning
.lements of its population. must
depend on the law making power.
public sentiment is clamoring fou
elieff1m the burdens borne by
he masses. and naught but soyer-
ign law. the states collected will.
must sit enthroned. GROWING good,
epressing i'll. and administered
mpartially to all classes of men.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-02-07
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