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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

Its such a small chunk OF ice
you give me for Fifty pounds" CON-
planned the housewife "B-t notice.
ma'am. the firm and excellent quality
Of it," said the icemsn. In buying
your ice your motto should be Not
how much. bat how good
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08
Washington forecast.

Waashington, Dee Fair Tues
lay and wednesday, except threat
ening in the extreme north; warmer
TUESDAY, winds mostly south
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08
FRS, BE Sure You Are RIGHT.

Italian proverb; II is unpleasant to
turn back. though it be to take the
right way.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

Wood Paving Is Russian Idea.
The Russians invented wood paw.
Ing Cor streets.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

In 100 crimes. IS are the srk Of
haSItual criminals.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

Densely Populated.
The microbe population Of u
ounce piece Of cheese has been estl
mated al 5000 GOO 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

W9Ft0 y Fo&tsf 6ufines&.
The pe<fal business 81 the world il
increasing 7 per cent per annum.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

New Yc-k hiss 1s3 7srs-'----i >i.ns.
ma F'--sina VI -ss-n~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08
FORECASTS For Today.

Cairo and Vicinity: Fair and
warmer.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08

Pitcher-Does your wife miss you
very much?
Catcher-No: she can throw as
straight as can.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-12-08
sun and moon.

Mote. The above sun and moon
record Is for Illinois and approx.
mates the record at Cairo within a
few mintuesl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
(Sluttet.)

Wien @uo bapOe ogiau andre &eie,
bu~origennem ban u0bre0te lit Sr0.
Set traf at en- @palfiiffanger anfom
til ben ipolige Del al BEN norOlige
9. gn Sppoing, 81 ufuoto, fom
rmboro me0 20 al line Solf for at
fripe Sanoel. % Sinoen ON SCOT
ten ilog ON, benptteoe Sfipperen Jig
0eraf og ieileOe aflteO, meO oe 81
Wtano omboro. 9isie iattes / 2ano
/ Den ~norolige Del at Zen, og Mis-
iionprerne lopeoe at befor6re Dem
bjem meo 0tisiionsifi6et. Yaa
@runO of ltpeir bleD BET umu4ligt
for Dem at ieile iDO poo, og Oe trent
meoe mautte operpilltre pos Oe &riit-
lie. Ntisiionererne benptteOe Jig
heraf og lu~1Oerpiite oeres @eiter /
@interens Sob. Otter at De 6ap0e
fprt Dem biem, bprte Be intet fra
benz / tire Iar. S 9laret 1889 brag-
te en- Sepotng oct 8u0ifab meb fra
Spoen: De Snofsote Der nar bleone
&riitne, b~eqigbolOt Snoagen og
fcriamleoe Zig til @uostieneit tie. ge1
por Der ingen SiO at ipiloe. 30
cmpenote blep ienOt 0erneo iom 2e=
rere, TO Misiion9rer fulgte efter, og
Sc traf 1000 9fp=S eelan0ere, Ser al
lereOe bar f9r0ige til at tage inoo
gpangeliet. s 1919 talte man / Sen
@gn 5000 &ontmunifonter foruoen
hent, iom en0n1 mo0tog l~1noerbis-
ming.
Operolt pofieOe Naooe6ungeren /
Sc Giloes @ierter. Gn tiolig Mor=
genitltnO fom en- @epoing iii Ell ung
&nof60t, iom mart ifuIoe mootage
Gaa6en. Ill muu forteQe mig li0t
ON De Strg ON 8u0, BET bar ieg
neOig at bere." iag0e ban. SoG
maatte 9~nglingen iaa goot ban fun
&c beioare bans SpgrgsmooG, og
ren iamme @epoing, iom ti0ligere
Gopoe raabt til lin Siener: Seq er
I1tlten for eft Menne1fe. q fen M
iiagt mig en- Slope", ban Ing0e /
1889: r&unoe ieg faa en- Misiio=
npr, piloe jeg opgioe 9rigen og tiene
@uo mes nit Soft" Selb mango
9rigsfanger iamleOe Zig / @isiions-
ifolerne &l1noifaber, iom Sc, naor
DC blep frie, tog me0 Jig 9jem, bbor
&c operalt bilieOes belfomne iom
&Grere, ioo at Misiionererne, noar
&c ienere fom til oisie ggne og BE-
Gpnbte at forfDnOe Solicit Sreliens
SonObeoer, til oeres Sorunoring
mootoges me0 6isie Orb: alt
Gette be0 hi aIIere6e".
Sen fsrIte Soranoring, fom poa-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

WANTED = Responsible and
young man or woman
to learn the Matchmaking and
engraving trade. After4 months
will pay $500 per week. Better
than shorthand or bookkee-
ping, because hours are shorter,
opportunities greater and wa
ges better. Board earned while
learning. Railroad fare paid.
DUBUQUE ENGRAVING Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
8n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CSjemmet".)

9on fOm til @uibington, netOp
meoens 6oraaret oonOeoe bele lin
6plOe al SlomIterouft og Sol no
oper 2anoet, iaa rigt, iom bar set
ira ielpe Sapan, at GuftItrsmmene
blep ferte. San fom fra lit rige
Stem, en- fornem @onos Ggn, mes
1T belfeone @eien, meo lit 8reg At
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
Hemmeligheden we'd
EN SK0N
Ansig;tsfaI've
meddeles nu
+ r | 7

Hvilken Skpnhed er enskeligere end
en- yndig Ansigtsfarve og elegante Jn
veIer. EN- LEJLIGHED FOR ENHVER
KvINDE TIL AT OPNAA BEGGE,
for en- begr@nset It'd.
Anvisning og Opskrift for at opnaa
en- fejlfri Ansigtsfarve er en- Hemmslig-
he'd, som lange har v@ret bevogtet af
Ostlendinger og Gr@kere.
Dette ~opnaaede vi efter lere Aars
Arbejde og stort Udleg. bet er den
Metode, som bruges af de fagreste og
smukkeste Kvinder i Europa.
Hundreder af amerikanske Kvinder,
som nu bruger Diet, har udtrykt deres
Behag og TiIfredshed.
Denne Hemmelighed er let at for
staa og mem at fslge, og Diet vii spare
Dem for Udleg til cream, Sminke-
wand og BIGGER, give Dem en- smuk An
sigtsfarve for bestandig og frier Huden
fra Blegner, daarlig KulSr etc. bet er
alene verd mango Gange den Pris, vi
beder Dem ON at sende for en- Dia-
mantring af nyeste design.
vi selger Dem Ringen for kun lidt
mere, end den koster at fabrikere. -
Prisen er mindre end Halvdelen at,
hvad andre tager. Opskriften gives
frit med Ringen.
bet er en- @gte ,,rose cut" Diamanc,
ring med gnistrende CLANS, absolut ga
ranteret, meget fin, formet som en-
,,Belcher" med Tiffany Setting" at IL
KIT. Guld-Skal. Hos Deres Juveler vii
de den koste adskilligt over $500.
vi vii sende i Poster n@vnte OPP
skrift frit, naar Deres Ordre for Rim
gen tillige med $500 i M. O., Frim@rker
eller Sedler modtages.
Send Deres Ordre, fsr Forsyningen er
opbrugt.
Dette Tilbud cores for en- begr@nset
It'd for at avertere og indfsre wore
Varer.
Send | Dag, for Lejligheden gaar
tabt.
AAncEI Ev
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

"a Glinors Sorea0or fom til6u-
&c, funot ban 6enoe alene, paa tin
Iope Sofa lrnoer @oGmen, iom ban
bopOe forloot benoe, meoens Mill-
tGrmuitfen ito0ig fGung / BET fier-
he. @ten uoenfor / Ben itore, 6GomIter-
fpIOte &eiti6ule, itoO en- lille, rigt-
f[Got Sopaner og iogttog Sen if6rt-
ne &rimmel al 2ps og Sorper, iont
pIltoieltg bap6e tobt al @GanS for
bom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

leHe9 utl llltLle OIullSt puu Ell Lap
Sofa peO SiOen al en- mpgtig arltf-
re meo gDlOne &rDiantbemer -
glinnr Mlmp! --
Ser fan fomme 2iebliffe / ems
@ip, bpor Wfuiif og @lpoe og Mun-
terbeO og alt, bpao Ser0en fan fleet
fe al 6ornpielier, ipin0er bort og
bliper til intet / Sammenliqninq
meo ben &en0sgerning, at set Men-
neife, ri ellfer boielt pua SorOen, CT
langt, langt borte fra os, og al Dor
&Gngiel fan life fpre BAN nern1ere,
og lngen fan bringe os Oet minoite
Snug al Srpit, forot pi lenges iau
meget. Do Oisie Sioer fan fomnle,
raar Der Ell aQer mlntreIt u0enom
os, og oa er Der intet onoet at qgre
END at lpgc bort fra set altlammen
% faa 2op til at lGnges / Sre0.
SooOont ct gjeblif par iuit font
met for Glinor 4lmp. st eneIte
Nfinuts Samper meo 9icf @omers
inntes 6enOe at pere p0ro at qipe
/ gptte for gllperoens Serligbeo, og
lper enfelt al Sc Suiinoer al Mile,
Der laa meuem Oofobuma o. oisie
(Aie Selifa6siule, ipntes benoe at
DltDe enOnu tire 8ange laa lang pg
IT ipotte ben0e.
Sun baDoe ienot lin 2eoiager
bert - for naar man bare [pnqes
eftcr en- bsi rolig Mano blau Uni
'prn, loa er en- TIFF og mlrter Gore
. u0or / Silfe ilet fife til at u0bol0e.
rNo", iugOe Der. @ounotomo og
tracOte ben til benOe, ulpffelig oper
l>trpffet / benOes Iniigt, De mao
fife rpre b~eOrepetl"
Glinor ioa op pao bom, og set
par, iom ON bans brogeoe og itraa-
ienOe lille Sfiffelie brogte 6enoe
9n0 fra ct ltraalen0e og broget,
! meget fiernt SanO, bpor benOeS
Banter nplig 6ap0e peret.
ugtei", lagOe bun pg imileoe,
vieg par fife ~6eorppet; leg tGnfte
! Eliot"
Scr. @aul1atomo ltranleoe. 9taar
Blot bans gngel fife bar beorgpet,
laa bar alt, iom oct ifltloe pGre
pua Oenne ifSnne Soro.
Oct moe p9re 1fgnne Sanfer",
iogOe ban, nSanfer iaa ifpnne JON
Be ~ifpnneite &irleberbGomiter. Stunt
Be fife ben minOlte al oiSie Sanfe-
6lomIter bore til mig?"
San rplteoe oper i'm egen 9riitig=
FEB, men oct par, iom ON en- Mogt,
li9rfere END ban ielp, if9o bam oltiO
nermere ben MOB BEN Slamme, bpis
Slams for BAN obergif baaoe Solens
% Stiernernes Yrogt.
glinor imile0e penligt til bam.
~Seg terfer ofte paa Gem, Mr.
@aunntomo", iug0e bum. uGi bill
ale iommen blipe ~beorgpeoe, rlaar
Ge igen REFER tilbage til Sopon."
vMfen leg bill olorig mere reiie
til6uge til Sapan, uoen -,
fegpnote W}r. @ounatomo. Sg MI
fltlgte ell MISUNDERSTANDING, iaa
6rGnoen0e og pm, iom fln en- flor
2i0enifa6 fam forme Ben. San IT'LL
NreDe lit @ienllan0, lin SaOers
Ifonne Slot, bporleoes benoes SOB
ifuloe trebe paa Silfe, pg 8lou1-
lterne i%traale for o1e 6enoes geie,
og bans &GrligbeO ifuloe gre Ser
Ben til ct 6elano for benoe.
Sum prppeoe paa at itanole bam.
Smilet bar peget fra benoes aniigt,
"a bun lagOe lin @aano burtigt poo
bans glrm.
n9lo mel, mel, Scr. @olnatomo,
BE mac life iige BET. Seq troeoe,
F. DioIte, - at alle pi0ite - at
JIG mart ifol CITIES meo 2pitnant
8olpers."
2piet bS0e bort al Wr. @ol1na-
tomos Zine - for at gipe @loos
for Sen Sorg, Ser fplOte Dem.
Sen iamme 2oitnont 8opers,
iom ieg mpote poo BET itore &rigs=
ifi6 / Yofobumu?" ipurgte ban.
glinor niffe0e.
st 2ieblif fulot Dor lille Sapaner
iommen, Iau bielpelps, iom bar ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

FnIr vi vii give store Pre-
FkI mier til Kvinder for Ind
80 samling af Navne og for at
s2lge vore Novelties. Send Deres
Navn / Dag efter vor nye Plan for
stor Fortjeneste med idet Ar
bejde. Skriv 1 Dag. Adresse:
G. T. MOSELEY Premium Department
81 e. 23rd Street, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

iporeoe bun burtigt Bet gSr mig
laa onOt, iaa onot."
Oct ger ogioa mig onot4, iagbe
Mr. @aunatomo bornligt. Men Iau
tilfoieoe ban boitigt: ~@ei set ger
mig fife onotl Seq er GLAD, og
jeg bill altio bore GLAD ooer, at ieg
bar fauet 2op til at pie Gem ben
itSrite Sore, en- Mon0 .fan piie en-
apinOe, peO at itge Gem, at ieg
clifer Gem"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
Sorebrag.

MisiiOusiejr paa Mp=3eelanO,
holOt paa 0ona College 5reoog
ben 3. glpril al en- Stl1oent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

2plene / Mr. 9eneoicts Sellfa6s=
iale ifinneoe paa Ell Sorlamling,
hpis rige og liplige 9ragter og glim.
reroe Smpffer ipiler melem bper=
onore lom broget Moiaif. 9e flint
1teoe ogiaa nof iaa muntert paa Der.
9Saunotomo, iom goot forfleOt / fin
2Sapaner-0 ragt at 8rofa0e og @ulo,
efter bans fornemme Stang, ipoiere-
Sc rnnot melem De anore &ornepals-
qeIter, gla0 / lit Sierte, let til Wooe
% tafnemlig moo Silperelien.
2ipet bar roienreot, og @oibing-
ton bar ct SelonO, ipntes ban, me-
6ens ban npsgerrig gleo runot mel
lem @G1ternes brogeOe Sforer. Men
hon i6gte ierlig en- enfelt mellem Sc
munge, og til ii0it fon0t ban, beGt
in6e / en- &rog / Muiifo9reliet, I'M
ser en- Saline, Der ifpgge6e for 2D-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16
r. C.. MOSELEY

u East 23rd Street, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

lenes aft iterfe Glans, paa en- luu
Sofa peo Sioen al en- magtig arltf-
Re meO gDlOne arpiuntbemer -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-04-16

Holpers."
2piet op0e bort al Scr. @ouna=
tomos Zine - for at gipe Yla0s
for Ben Sorg, Ser fplote Dem.
Sen iamme 2pitnunt 8omers,
iom ieg mpOte paa BET Itore &rigs=
Ifi6 / Yofobamu?" ipurgte ban.
glinor niffe0e.
st 9ieblif falot Dor fife Sopaner
lommen, iaa bielpeles, iom bar ban
lelp en- al fine elifeoe &irieber6lom-
tier, Ser logoes poe of Stormen,
men pluoielig retteoe ban Jig, og
meO en- &iooerligbeo, Ser fan finOes
operalt, ioa bel / Sopan iom !
Imerifa, iagoe ban beftemt:
~9e bar eiort ct IpffeIigt, ct for
trefeligt 8aIg. 9%sitnont Boners
er ct al Sc melt uomerfebe Menne=
tier, ieg bar trufet."
Sons Orb bragte 5miIet tiIbagc
til glinors 2eber, men ct Smil, Ser
lneo igennem SIR. @aunotomo.
uSo, for Gem ct set bare Spsg"
iogoe ban be0r6bet, umen leg bar
miitet oIt."
v9aei net set er life 9psg"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-29
1The BeerThdt Made Milwaukee Famous

her Of the communities in wdlCh ma
lfvFS- The education o. the negro Is
being expanded and improved IN
every way The best men OF both
races. at the north As well as at me
south. ought to rejoice to see grow
ing M among the southern people an
influential element disposed to en-
courage the negro in his hard strug-
gle for industrial independence ana
assured political status Inc RepuD-
Iican platform. adopted at Chicago,
explicitly demands Justice for all men
without regard TO race or color, and
lust as explicitly declares for the en-
forcement. and without reservation, in
letter and SSirit OF tae thirteenth,
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
TO the constitution.
Publicity of Campaign Contributions.
Another plank Of the democratic
platform refers to the failure OF the
Republican convention 70 express an
opinion in favor of the publicity or
contributions received and eXpendl-
lures made in elections. Here again
We contrast our opponents promises
with our own acts. Great improve
ment has taken place under repuDh-
can auspices in respect to the COllec-
/ ZION and expenditure Of money for
/ this UurDose. The old and pernlClOus
| system Of Ievying tax on the saIa-
/ ries of government employees IN order
| to nav the expenses OF the party IN
| control of the administration has been
| abolished bv statute b. a law pass
/ ed BY the republican congress IN
! 1907, contributions from corporations
| 70 influence or pay the expenses con-
nected with the election or Dreslden-
| fiaI electors or Of members OF con
/
/ Election Of Senators.
! With respect to the election Of sen
ators by the people, personally l am
| inclined 10 favor il. but II Is ha0cly
a party question a resolution N hts
| favor has passed a republican mouse
/ of representatives several times and
has been rejected IN a republican sen
| ate bv the votes Of senators from
| both parties II has been approved
by the legislatures o. many Tepuoh-
can states. In number OF states,
both democratic and republican, SUD-
/ stantiaIIy such system now prevails
Independent Democrats
The Democratic party under It's
present leadership in previous cam
( Dajgns has manifested itself to EN-.
brace anv doctrine which would win
votes, with little sense OF RESPONSE
bility for its practical operation In
its striving for success II has ignored
the business prosperity Of the coun-
Try. has departed from sound eco1o-
mic and governmental principles, ana
has reversed its own traditional views
Of constitutional construction. Patrf
otto members Of the party have re-
fused 10 be controlled by party ties,
and have either reSrained from voting
OF have supported the republican can
dfae-e Nav We not appeal to these
coura geOus and Independent citizens
again 70 give us their support in this
i cau-Daign. because the reason fol
thrir breaking ne bonds Of party an
stronger today than ever RetersI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-29
comes an unlawful monopoly
Construction of Anti rust Law

comes an unlawful monopoly.
Construction Of Antitrust Law.
The possible operation of the anti
trust law under existing rulings OF the
supreme court has given rise 10 Jug
gestiOfs for its necessary amend
ment to prevent its application 10
cases which II is believed were never
in the contemplation o. the trainers
of the statute. Take two instance;
A merchant or manufacturer engaged
in d legitimate business that covers
certain states, wishes TO sell MS buSl-
ness and his good Will. and so in the
terms of the sale ObllSateS himself
to the purchaser not to so into the
same business in those states. SUCH
a restraint of trade has always been
enforced at common law. Again, the
emDlOveS Of an interstate railway com
bine and enter upon a peaceful and
lawful strike 10 secure better wages,
Al common law this was not a Te
straint Of trade or commerce or a
violation o. the rights of the company
| or of the public Neither case ough1
/ to he made a violation Of the anti
/ trust law. Ny own impression Is
that the supreme court would hold
/ that neither of these instances are
within its inhibition. but If they are
/ to be so regarded, general legislator
/ amending the law Is necessary
/ Necessity for Revision Of Tariff.
! The consequent material develop
ment has greatly changed the condl
/ tons under which many articles de
. scribed by the schedules of the tarif
are now produced. The t2T1n IN
number Of the schedules exceeds the
! difference between the cost OF pTodUC
. ton Of suC1 articles abroad and d
home, including a reasonable prom
to the American producer Inc eX
cess over that difference serves no use
sui purpose, but offers a temptation
TO those who would monopOllze tn'
production and the ale Of such ar
ticIes of this country, TO profit by tn'
excessive rate. On the other hand
there are some few other schedule
in which the tariff Is not suficIelt,
nigh 10 give the measure OF PROTECTOR
which they should receive upon repur
liCan principles. and as TO those IN
tariff should be raised
The Democratic party in Its platform
has not had the courage Of its pre-
vious convictions on the subject OF tn
tariff. denounced by il in 1894 as
system OF the robbery o. the man
for the benefit Of the few. but II doe
declare its intention 10 change IN
tariff with & view &C reaching reVe
nue. hssisis and thus TO depart iron
the protective system. The intToiuC
ton into power Of a party with hi
avowed purpose cannot but halt u
gradual recovery from our recent I
nancial depression and produce BUS
, ness disaster compared with whIc
T our recent panic and depression vi
. seem small indeed
} Labor and the Republican Party
p We come now 10 the question {
labor One important phase OF N
policies OF the present administering
has been an anxiety 70 secure for N
wage-eaTner an equality O. OppOrtuI
lily and such positive. statutory Pr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-07-29

lection as shall place aim on level
in dealing with his employer. The
republican party has passed an en-
plOyerS' liability act for Interstate
railroads. and has established an
eight hour law for government en-
ployes on government ConstTUc-
ton. The essence of the reform ef-
fected by the former Is the abolition
of the feIlOw-servant rule, and the
introduction of the comparative neg
IigenCe theory by which an empIOye
injured in the service of his employer
does not lose all his right TO recover
because OS slight negligence on his
part.
What Labor Cannot Do.
What they have not the right TO do
is TO injure their employers property
to injuTe their employers business h.
use of threats or methods of plySI
cal duress against those who would
work for him. or deal with him. or ny
carrying on what is sometimes known
as a secondary boycott against his
! customers or those with whom he
deals in business All those who
sympathize with them may unite 10
| aid them in their struggle hut they
! may not through the instTumentaIity
| OF a threatened or actual boycott com
and having no interest in their COatrO-
versy to come to their assistance.
! These principles have for a great
many years been settled Dy the courts
/ of this country.
! Hearing Before Issue of Injunction
/ come now TO the question OF no
! tice before Issuing an injunction II
/ il fundamental rule of general JurIS
/ prudence that no man shall be affect
ed by d judicial proceeding without
notice and hearing This rule how
ever has sOmeties had an exception
in the Issuing of temporary restrain
/ ing orders commanding a defendan
in effect 10 maintain the status quo IN
I'll d hearing Such a process should
/ issue only in rare Ca-es where tbs
threatened change of the status que
! would infiiCt iTr32aTable injury j
time were taken 20 give notice anC
a summary hearing. The unlawful il
jury usual, in industrial disputes. sUci
as I have described doe not become
! formida able except after sufficient time
in which TO give the defendants notice
and a hearing ! do not mean 20 "a
that there NAV not be cases even il
industrial disputes where a restrain
ing order might properly Do issue;
without notice. but generally ] th1ni
IL is otherwise In some state courts
and in fewer federal courts. the praC
tiCe OF issuing a temporary restrain
ing order without notice merely q
preserve the status quo on the -naOT-
that i won't hurt anybody. has 5ee1
too common
The Currency System.
The IaJe panic disclosed a lax @
ELASTICITY IN our financial system
This has been Professionally met b.
an act OF the present congress PEI
hitting the issue OF additional emeI
] genCv bank notes AMI inSuTllk rheI
withdrawal when the emergency IA
passed by high rate Of taxation
lis drawn in conformity with the pres
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eat system Of bank note currency but
varies from il in certain respects by
authorizing the use of commercial pa
per and bonds o good credit. Is well
as United States bonds, as security
for its redemption. II Is expressly
but a temporary measure AID con
tains a provision for the appointment
of a currency commission TO devise
and recommend a new and reformed
system of currency. This Inddequacy
of our present currency system due
TO changed conditions and enormous
expansion. Is generally recognized
The republican platform well states
that We must have a more elastic
and adaptable system TO meet the re-
GuiremPnts Of dgTiCultUrIstS. manufaC-
tUrCrS. merchants and business men
generally. must be automatic II oper-
alton recognizing the fluctuations in
interest rates in which every dollar
shall ne as good as gold and which
snail prevent rather than all financial
striugenCy in bringing Oh a panic.
Postal Savings Bank.
In addition TO this. the republican
platform recommends the adoption OF
/ uosta! savings bank system IN
.
would become responsible to the de
uositors for the payment of principal
and interest Il Is thought that the
I government guaranty viii bring out
/ Of boarding places much money which
may be turned into wealth producing
CAPITAL. and that il Will be a great in
/ Centive f0I~ thrift in the many small
places in the country having no saw
! ing- bank facilities which are reached
/ ny he post Office department. II viii
/ bring 10 every one. however remote
! from financial ccnters. a place Of per
feet safety for deposits with Interest
return.
The Philippines.
In the Philippines the experiment
o. a national assembly has JUSTIFIED
itself. both a. an assistance in tn
government Of tho islands AID as aT
education in the practice Of self-2cv
eminent TO the people OF the Islands
w nave etabI-hed d government VIII
effective and honest executive depart
meu-=. and q clean and fearless ad
.milis-rariOn CT Justice We have ere
s-ed and are maintaining compre
nrn-5vc school system which II edu
.Ca-i1E the youth o. tho Islands II
English and IN industrial branches
We have constructed great govern
meut public works. roads and har
borS. We have induced tho private
construction Of eight hundred mile
. OF railroad. we have pOHCeI M
Islands so that their condition a q
law and order Is better now tDan /
ever has been IN their history
The r Ights OF the Negro.
The Republican platform refers II
those amendm snts 10 the constitution
that were passed by the republican
party for the protection Of the negro
p The negro. in the forty years siGc
ne va freed from slavery. has mad
remarkable progress lie j. JecoH
ling q more and more valuable men