Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-26
WHAT DANIELS WOULD LIKE TO Get
FROM REPUBLICAN NEWS SERVICE"

pleased to receive this service. can
readily appreciate the fact that your
prosperity stories" must necessarily
be brief owing to industrial condi-
tons throughout the country.
Kindly allow me to indicate the line
of stories which we would like.
One hundred words on 900 starv-
ing school children in Chicago" as
graphically set forth in the Chicago
Tribune and other republican newspa-
pers.
One hundred words on why there are
500, 900 idle men in New York state
alone
One hundred words and statement by
Fred Starek, republican, and a news
paper correspondent, in which he said
of conditions in Ohio and West Vir-
ginia. that free soup houses are "a
sad reality"
One hundred word; on why wc-have
a panic when four years ago republi-
can orators and republican newspapers
said republican success meant prosper
lily.
One hundred words ON who shat
tered confidence and why we have
business stagnation under a republi-
can administration.
Please give us short 'snappy in
lterview' with William Randolph
Hearst. and ascertain from him if re-
port is true that he has in his posses
sion Archibold letters showing Sher-
mans connection with Standard Oil.
Why Was la Toilette sat Upon:
Also interview with some one in
authority showing why the republican
national convention turned down
planks advocating the election of sen
ators by the people, publicity of cam
ipaign funds, and various La Toilette
Iplanks.
Also interview on how republican
| tariff protected manufacturers seek tC
eoerce employees TO vote for Taft, as
illustrated by example of the Shar
pies Separator company, S. S. Eveland
president. Roller Ball Bearing com
pany of Philadelphia, and others.
| One hundred words on Eveland':
Interview with Taft endorsing tha
course.
Also please give us service" OF
why it is that there are now 2S7 trust:
in the country, a large proportion o
them organized during the past sever
Iyears, and that there is not lawde
flying trust magnate in Jail; also VIII.
the steel trust, to which Presiden
Roosevelt gave his sanction and whicl
100000, has steadily reduced wage
for the past % years under a proteC
Tive tariff, said TO be for the benefi
lOf workingmen.
Interview With Himself.
Also, interview with yourself Gus
| your discretion as to the number c
| words) on your story in the New Yor
: Sun November u. 1097) in which 20
said the Roosevelt administration ha
: accomplished nothing in the way {
trust busting" in comparison wit
the noise it has made
: One hundred words on why Paul No
? tton, member of Roosevelt's cabine
: was never prosecuted when he admi
/ tied violating the law in giving rebate
: Up TO 5000 words (if that will il
/ Guide all the names) on who got tn
t l$40, 600 which the government pal
/ to the Panama canal syndicate.
r Please send Us list of Treasure
Sheldon's corporation connections, i
d Guiding those which do not emplC
g union labor.
y Please give us story showing whet
IS er tariff revision plank of the repub
h can platform means revisions upwar'
II or downward
Please give. us story showing he
e Hartman $260,O00 contribution
the republican campaign fund TO