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The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
0VERWORK AND
WORRY BLAMED
ror a Large Percentage OF
Woman's Ills.
A Newarl,, N. Y, Woman Tells
How r elief and Cure May
BE Obtained.

IF sufferir & women only knew of the
relief thew "a IN get from DIR. Williams
Pink Pills d ey would never neglect
taking them. q" SAYS Mrs Garrison
Crayer. of NJ. l04 West Union street.
Newark, y. Y. II doctored with sew
eral doctors for months but found no
relief for wea kness common 10 my sex.
Nv trouble Was probably due TO over
work and first noticed 10 coming ON
when began Ia get nervous. ] soon
began to have nervous chills, which
we're something like the ague l had
dull aching pax rs IN my back, which
often kept me IwJkc at night. Mr.
sleeplessness wa also partly due TO the
nervousness | suffered with headaches
through nv tei nples and forehead. L
WAS frequently dizzy, especially IN the
morning aud then would be dreadfully
sick. l had ps lpitation OF the heart
Many times / would be so sick that i
could not work.
The doct1C - nj my sickness was due
to overwork but lhe did not seem to help
me. After had been sick for several
months. | began taking DIR. Williams
Pink Pills. They helped me u great
deal. NV back stopped aching and |
have never ad the nervous chills since
The pills gave me good appetite and |
gained in st rength and weight. i was
completely cured and advise every weak
woman To try DIR. Williams Pink
Pills"
DR.. Villa ms Pink Pills contain the
elements necessary Go make new blood
aud. as the nerves get their nourishment
from the blood have been found invalu-
able in n wihe range of diseases of the
blood and nerves. such az rheumatism,
after effects OF the grip and fevers
neuralgia. rervous debility, St Vitus'
lance and even partial paralysis and
locomotor ataxIa.
The RENE 5y which gave Mrs Craver
complete health can be- obtained at any
drug store or direct from the DIR. Will
liams Medic ne Co. Schenectady, n. Y,
al so cents Irr box; six boxes for $2. 90
While so promptly effective DR. Will
liams' Pink Pills contain no harmful
stimulants or opiates. They are per-
fectly safe and create no drug habit.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
POsrOFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The deficit every YEAR in the Post
otfCe Department - largely causeu by
tho low rate of postage of | cent a
pound charged on seCond-class mail
matter. which includes not only news
papers hut magazines and niscellane-
ous periodicals The actual loss grow
tug out of the transmission OF this sec
ond class mail matter at l cent pound
amounts to about ss3,00o.o00 year.
The average cost of the transportation
or tafs matter IL more than cents
pound
IL appears that the average distance
over which newspapers are delivered 20
their customers IS 29l miles. while the
average haul OF magazines is t.V49. and
or miscellaneous periodicals l.les miles.
Thus the average haul Of the maya
zine is thtee and one-half times ana
that OF the miscellaneous periodical
nearly four times the haul or the daily
newspaper vet all OF them pay the
same postage rate OF l cent pound
The statistics OF 1907 show that second
class mall matter constituted s3.e1 per
cent OF the weight OF all tho mail, and
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blc result Its effect should be 20 place
ALI secretaries in the diplomats service
lu much the same position as consul
oftrcfsNare now PLAYED and 20 t"hu \"
mo prothotfpn OF tho most efficient u"
.l.a- grade of minister. EentfaiiS l'dNl
for outside appointment such p"sts "l
the grade of ambassador 81 hlhls.'t q"
n NAV hc Ckpedient TO ull fronA without
tne service II is proposed also to ron-
tinuc the practice insttutgu i"0t SUM
ucr ot giving Go All ntNN tl.l" W
secretaries AT least one month th"t-
ough traIniug I'm che D. pa tnrht "A
state before they proceed 70 1he.t
posts rhis has heon done Tor some
tiula Ina regard 10 the consular S"tNi''
with excellent results
Under n provision, OF the Act or
august O. 1909. I have appointed three
officials o. assist the otnNers OF &c
government IN collecting information
,t.cessury 10 "A wise administration OF
tul~ tariff act ~ August ., 1919 Is 'N
4fleStfors of customs adfninistr ration
they are cooperating with the ON ." =
of Tie Treasury Department ana as 10
matters of the needs and the "NtSeh'i'~
% our manufacturers and eNloi W =
with tic department 90 tomm.rtr az ~
Labor i.i lts relation 20 the dom'St tN
'spe,t ~ tne subject 90 foreign com
uiir,e fu the study of foreign tarin
treatment they VIII assist the 'ut"" :
lf Tr.Dle Relations of the pcfarthstA 'l
-fqfr It IL hoped thgs 10 CO. ordinate
ana hrinc 10 bear upon this most I'M
portaut subject all the aSen, .es OF t..e
49,
tfiuE tu its efficient handling
Asa consequence 81 section : ot the
triG t.t 0f August :. 1903, u becomes
,... .r fra Secretary Of state 10
,ondu,t as diplomatic business AZ t4e
errnfI.tlous necessary 10 place Rl:n N
.t position 10 advise me - 20 Whe'net
or aat a particular country hhIH't IL
..liu,i.ltcs against tie United states IN
fI.e sense of tne statute referred te.
l'l, 4raaf scope ami CuupteNstf ~ 49,
,-ofb r. Well as the obligation 70 lend
I'm rr.rar aid 20 our expanding com
r..,'. is mot by me expansion or Ia"
sur.tu ~ Trade Relations as set torth
|. IL. stinates for the bepartmtnt vi
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servants can De- found than that or
systcm of civil pensions.
\ FRAUDS ~ rHE CoLLECrio> oi
al sIOMs. No

I regret TO refer 10 the fact ot the
discovery OF eNtcnsiNe> frauds fh ~.
collection OF the customs revenue ~
New York city, In which numo't 90
The subordinate. employees iu thr We
ing and other departments were dilt't
'ly concerned, and In which tue .,
cia.ies were the American SuSar i'"ii,
iug Company and others. The ffau"s
consisted iu the payment uf duty uH
undrrwctglts - sugar. The govern
meLt has recovered from tne NmrfitNh
sugar RVuuing CoWpany an thai ~ -
shown. to have htcn drfra'.d"d or fhv
sum was received w tull az iuc tm"uAt
due. witch might havc htCn rcr"Ntt'.
hv civil suit against tho hsneuritfF or
tho fraud. hut there was am cNpl 'a'
reservation i'm the contract of Stll'
ment by which the settlement sh"ul"
no interfere with ear prct eNf 'thf 'flh-
tnal prosecution Uf everyone WI" was
founa TO bc subject 90 tte same
Criminal prose, utfpuS are row iti'
ctvdluG agafnsr mum hrr uf tNf E'N
arnnlent- officers Tho Trrasult tepttri
ment and thr department ~ ILsti'' % o.
rNrrfilg every effort 90 distoNrf t4t
the WTOugdoers. including the oth'f =
and employees az tle companies .l
may have been priv 20 ta" ira IDS ~
would seem 10 me that An inNFstisat tloh
81 the frauds hy congress ai present
pending Tire probing b} tho Irta~NiN
--2t-A-LLilll-l AMI ILLe DenaIt nloft Nt
Justice as proposed. might by sNIHE
immunity and otherwise prove an fHl ,
harrassincnt ia securing conviction OF
uvfl
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
N\II-IRt - t\D INTERSTATE
tOMMERtE LAWS.

Tie Jurisdiction OF tie general gov
eminent over Interstate commerce has
lei 10 the passage of the so-called
sherman Antitrust Law and the IN
tcrstatc Commerce Law ana its
endments The developments In the
operation of those laws. as shown by
indictments trials. judicial decisions
and other sources OF Information. call
for a discussion aud some suggestions
las 10 amendments. These | prefer to
emhody in a special message instead OF
inClUding them In the present com :
rnunication. and 7 shall avail myself or
the first ConNs nient opportunity 10
bring these subjects 10 the attention or
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
People Must Help
Themselves
IF STRUGGLE TO PREVENT SPREAD OF CONSUMPTION
fIs BE REALLY SUCCESSFUL

5 a $ societies
10 81
{ in he of
NCg q a cold leads The
susceptible
to break
half
Of whisky
we'll and take easponfu four hours The ingredients
are not cal be bought
Il is
viii cure an CIFNbe
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
Patriotism

The stomach larger factor life liberty am the pur
suit OF happiness than most people Patriotism
can withstand hunger but not dyspepsia The confirmed
peptic is ht Tor treason sratsgems and spo The
who Goes TO the front for his country with weak
will be weak soldier and g fault finder.
sound stomach makes good citizenship well for
. health and happiness.
Diseases OF the stomach and other Of
nutrition promptly and permanently cured by the Of
Or. PJERCE'S GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
n builds hhe body with flesh
solid
The dealer who offers substitute for the Discovery
eny seeking Go make the little profit realized the
sale Of less merorious preparations.
Dr. Perces Common Sense Medical Adviser is free
on receipt OF stamps OF mailing or. Send
Il onecent stamps for the covered book 81
Tor the cloth bound. Address Worlds Dpensary Medical
Association, r. " Pierce NJ D., President Buffalo ~, Y
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
THE WY.

lead a. prompt measures for the pro-
rer equipment and defense ot f'afl
I1iE ><NY.
11ie return of tire battic-ship fleet
from It's voyage around tie world. IN
more efficient condition than when IL
t"rest alike 70 our citizens anu t'e
naval authorities ot the world tie
sides the hruenciai and faf y, ,drhinS
effect on our personal ana dlpipihat"
relations lu the countries wuich IA"
Ae,t visited. the marked success ot the
ships iu steaninS around IN" world lh
all 'tcathers on schedule time has IN
creased respect for Our na ~ and has
added To our national prestig"
cur enlisted personnel r.crWtcd from
all sections OF the country is young ana
energetic and repressntatsre or the ma
tional spirit II -. moreover "WlnG L"
is Intelligence. capable - quick tram
ing into the modern wau-ot w arsmeh
Oar officers. are earnest aId h'alonS m
fact that the higher otnceFs aie %" Tor
Dee Spous .bilitics 0f tAe modern navy
ana tre admirals do not arrive a. has
rank Young enough 10 obta!p ad"quai"
.tratntns iu tneir duties as flag Officers
This need FOR reform in the navy mas
been Rhi! and earnestly presented 10
congress hy my predecessor ana also
urG-urlN commend the subject Tor
Ear,e la the coming session = COM
pre- euslye plan Tor tte reorganization
viii be presented 70 congress. and /
hore ~ VIII meet witN action suited 10
is urgcueV
owing to the uecessity for economy
m expenditures I have directed the cur
t1liment uf recommendation for naval
appropriations 80 that they are thirty
ci ght millions less than the correspond
- estimates uf last year. and the re-
quest for new naval construction - I'm.
tied tn two Nrst-claSs hattle=hips and
ono repair vessel
The gss of navy Is for military
uurposcs and there has been found
lecd nm the department ~ a military
branch dealing directly with tho mia.
faiy usN ~ the fleet The secretary or
tu" Navy has also felt IN" lack Of re-
,pouSihlo advisers 10 aid aim in reach
inS conclusions iud deciding important
matters between coordinate branches
OF the department To secure these
results No. has iuaugurated tentative
plan Involving certain changes ~ the
.organiZatIuu of the navy depart inent'
Including tic uaNN-yards. all OF which
have been found bF the AttoTney- Cen
cral TO br iu accordance with law. !
have approved the execution OF the plan
proposed because of the greater en-
ciercv and economy IL promises
The generosity of congress has pro-
ridcd in tbr present Naval Observatory
TIC most MAGNIFICENT and expensive
astronomlcaI establishment IN the
world 10 ls being used Tor certain
rtt.rl which TllEHt fASllN ana
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
CONsERy OF NATIONAL
nL,SnV RCES

In several departments there is pre-
sented the necessity for legislation
looking 10 the further conservation OF
our rational resources. and the sublect
IL one OF such importance as TO require
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE

.-. - -, - a1.,ir
- ~ i.it 80 rf,1i,ai ta,y rave
-, IL at,cr,tn, ~ rnup,lttees of
!" - ~ ~ ~ ''e ~. - ~ q, 49,, and ~
lh' Nill'i ian i'al aSs', "a ~, 80, as
Itli''9 'lH'I Adi ,E'5-t. ' - - O. and
t..t y" trs,,, rianuo in
+uItst7 't ~, t,t leu, - rc
ttN '1' ~ .t..a,o It,tgan,s
-, srd fsrtittatInp The dis
h ~ - -, - al dortsio,, a.,
gait - "USlli -s 80 80, -. cn,.,t
"" - - ,a -, ovr Atncrf-
'dt'- ~. i'"''' - -. -. -,
.'li ~, ,t, ta,,,foss ,,tn-
'''iuue '''"t =" 'tt,,t ,n ivr,h
49, ,t.,i I-,. "a ~, uncertainties
~ 't'' ., - 90 80 d.fav.
4iu lIi ,uSt -, ~ u ro 1.e,,i,,,ys
l' .''' y''''i' ~ ,,,s, tj,sr
l''I ''t '' 81, -, 49, 80
'i-'HI - .ll' t"'', t,tc ,,ttrfa
ii'i.ls' - i,'i - 49, -, y,i,L.
,,l,..e t,, idi,,,,s ,llttinrtfon m is
''"N u - ~" 80,
l' -, ~o i''ss
~. 49,. t 80. .ta,c
'' '' - -, 80 ', ,,,c,t ia tbc
~ i.1 % e,cri,inr with
4 ,. d, ,i'y,,,,s,.d of hnth ON
,,'g 10 ,rintp,l side of Eng-
-, ,.,,,,i,,, ,.,,Ics ~ MO
-. -, ,tr ,o'trts
s,.,',,, s,,'i.', ana barharnts rho pro
,.dilro in the federal courts should fur
nIsr'sa an example FOR the state courts.
rros,iras Il ~ imposstblc, without an
sr,euainrut TO tho Constitution. TO
unite under orc FORM OF action tue
proceedings Al common law and pro
'rc.iings iu equity in tho federal courts.
fst n /. certainiv not Impossible bv
statute TO sloputv ana make short and
irG,-t ti,S procedure both at law ana
IN c,iuitv in those courts. It - not inn
possibly to.ciit down still moro than it IL
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
In the Interest or immediate economy
and because OF the prospect OF de-
fcit. | have required a reduction In the
estimates OF the War Department for
tho coming fiscal year which brings
the total estimates dowr % au amount
forty five millions less than the COrre-
spending estimates Tor last year This
could only he accommodated hy rutting
OF new projects and suspcnding FOR
tho period ot one year oil progress iu
.nflitarv matters For tro same reason
have directed that the Army shall not
bn recruited Gu 20 It's uresaut author
izcd strength These measures can
hardly he more than Temporary TO
last untD our revenues are in better
condition aNd untt tho whole. question
of tho cNpedieucv of sdofttng - definite
military poticv car bc submitted To
Congress flor am ~nrr. that tnc inter-
cSts OF tho military eztablls ment arc
seriously IN need OK careful cousldert-
tiou hv Congress
The Soc~etar, o. War calls attention
10 a number or ..eeded changes in the
army iu all ~ wf.ich concur. Ilt the
polrt upor which pfdc, most empuasis
s jho reed for an elimination bin pro-
.iding n m.tbod by vhicH ttr merits 81
Officers ,f.aU tavr -omc effect upuu
tb,tf a.ic,r,.,arnt AND l.,. witch a..
.ad.Inccm.ut ef All may Zoo arcrlsfated
hv lilo .ffp-t.t.r .Iiutfr4tIon of a.
definite pruport I0ti 90 tho least ffis leUt.
There are lu e.erv ARMY. and certainly
500 ours. q uItabrr .f officers Who dD
nor s-i.Iafn thatr. dutr lu any sfrH WAY
a. 60 ,.i,n ..tsnr FOR "a ,ourr-fnartial
pf at.nissaI but who Ip NOT I, IuV SUCH
aufttude aud skill and cbatacter for
Efgh rorifoauJ as % iIvtif- tlpir re-
s.aIufrz I... tlr active service tp b- pro
CictetI Provision sbputd hr made o.
which free uuit br retired ou e GER
t4frt. rrnuI-ffnu lf tnrir tpt. increasing
y,ifi 'ffe{ftltnRtr az -cr,tro at the time
of Retirement Thor, is now a person
,,el d. rot ti, nay, which itsolr uccd-
sp..rl.ooit and TO which 7 shall make
f.rtt.r fnf..f .fr.r.ro Surh s law Is needed
auita as iuur. Tor tho army
THO ru4st t,reuscg of tho Tr.tcI
-t.tios rrorsr arc gcuoralIv an that
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
Uses or THE NEW TARIFF BOARD.


The new tariff law enables M to ap-
point a tarln boSrd 70 assist M" ln
connection with tho Department or
state in the administration OF Tie min
imum and maximum clause 81 the ct
and also 70 assist officers or the foF-
eminent IN the administration ot the
entire law An examination ~ the
law and an understanding ~ tho va
tIre OF the facts which should be ,on-
sidered ia dIscharging the functions
imposed upon tho ENecutiV" show that
| have the power 20 direct tie tartR
board 10 make comprehensive Elos-
sarv and encyclopedia or the terms used
and articles embraced IN tie tarin law.
ana 10 secure Information AS - IN"
cost OF production OF such goods iu
this country and the cost or their pro-
ductiou ia foreign countries nav"
therefore appointed a tariff board con
sisting ~ three members and nave
directed them 10 perform all the duties
above dcsr ribcd. Thts work viii per
laps take two or three years. ana ask
from congress n continuing annual ap-
! preparation equal 20 that alrcadt made
j tor It's prosecution. ! beNeFr tnat fhe
work of this board viii be- or prime
utility and Importance whenever Con
grcSs shall deem 10 wise again to read
Just the customs duties. II the Facts
secured by the tariff board are of sucn
a character as To show generally thAt
the rates ~ duties imposed hT toe
present tariff law are excessive under
tho principles - protection a. deScrlb =
cd ia the platform or the success T III
party az the late election. | sinai not
hesitate to invite tn" attention of con-
Eress 10 this fact aud TO the uecesSltr 8
for action predicted Thereon. Nothing
tIowevcr. hafts business ana -lnterferes :
with tho course ~ prosperiir SO ntuch
as tho threatened revision OF th" tariff.
aLd Until tire facts ar" at hand. after
careful and deliberate Investigation.
upon which such rev ision can property
De- undertaken. II seems 20 mo unwise
TO attempt IT, Tn" amount Of mi@iu-
formation that crceps into arguments
pro and con in respect TO tarln rates
! is such az 20 require the kind of in
vcStigation that have directed the
tariff board 20 make. an Investigation
undertaken bN IL wholly without re-
spect TO tlse effect which the facts may
| have in calling FOR rcadjustment OF
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
,~TEHIoR DEP p,UTNE>T

The successful pdrtE ln the iaFt 't''
lion .in It's national platform declared
in favor of tLc admission rs separate
states OF Mexico and Arizona. anu
recommend that legislation approprHt"
Z, this end be adopted urge. now
ever. that care be exercised i'm ~" prep
l,ntton of the legislation Rff"'tiug eaC
t.,ritorv Ia secure dem. ration IN the
selection OF persons as members 81 tns
convention to draft a cohslltdl!Hn "a
vise that such constitution after dupP
tiou bv the convention shoil ." SUI
tnItted u the people Of IN" terriorN TOT
their approval at an etechon IN VIM
tn, sole issue shall be the mcrlts or
the proposed constitution, ana ~ tne
constitution is defeated bE popular Eole
means shall hc provided in the ena punS
at for now convention and th' drtit
Ing OF now constitution. / thlnk ~
vital that the issue as to ~" mertS ot
the constitution should not be nlNed NJ
with tho selection 81 state officers, ana
that no election of state officers should
be had until after the constlt ut'on i's nas
upon.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
lI.NsI< 4.

With respect to tho Territory OF
Alaska ! recommend legislation whlt "
shall provide for tn" apppin hftt -
an executive council the members OF
ynIrh shall during their term or othcS
reside I'm the territory, ana Whlch Sha !
have Legislative powers suthcient 70
snahle II TO give to the territory locat
laws adapted 10 its present groWtn.
strongly dcprecatc Legislation iooKIns
"a th~ eiectio ION Of q territorial legis IA
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

a more detailed and extended discus
sion than can be entered upon In thlS
For that reason shHlt
take an early opportunity 10 SEND
Special message 20 congress on the SUP
ject OF the Improvement Of our water
Nuvs upor the reclamation and trriEn-
ZION OF nrtd. s.mi-arid and swamp landS'
upon tho preservation OF our forests
and tho rtforrsting OF sultabl' area
.,,nnp rho reciasstncattou OF the public
donlafn with q. view of separating from
AGRICULTURAL settlement mineral, coal
and phosphate hands and sites belohk
fng 10 the government bordering on
streams suitable for the utilization OF
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
MtNtMtN AND MINlMt tlNt IL
In IANII'I AII.

Two features OF the new fariH art
call for special refcrenr" ~ sftu'
of the clause known a. tar aNlm"nt
af.a Minimum Elallsi,--l LIZ L. LIE ndAlA ol
tic Executive 20 consider the laws ana
practices of other touutTies With retrf
cncs 30 the Importation into those
countries OF the products and rtcfl nan
disc OF tie United states. and if iOe
tices not 20 be uNdulv discriminatory
against the United states. the minimum
duties provided iu the bil are Z" ~
into force. Unless fno President .ahkts
such finding, ttcu TIE ma aNiinuM az
ties provided In the bill, that -. an it-
crease of twenty-0Vr uer cent al Nal-
orem over the minim Bm duties are to
be I'm force Fear has hecu sNpre IS q
that this power Conterred and duty lh-
posed on the Executive - likely To lead
To a tariff war beg 90 express the
hope ana belief that 30 suth rss-lt
need be anticipated.
TFe dlso oretlon granted 20 lo t-Ne'N-
tive hN tAe terms ''ipd tlN dlsft tlullHG
torr is wide. In order that tAe max
imuln dutv shall be charged against
sary thar hc shall and on the part ot
that country not only determinations
iu - laws or fiie practice under theh
against the trad. al the Qit"d states
but that the discr limitations found shaii
be undue. that IL without good ana
fair reason ! conceive that this power
was rppostd in the President with tA"
hope that the maximum duties mlE iL 8
never bc applied in any case. but thdt
the power - apply them would enable
through friendly negotiation 90 secure
the elimination from the laws AMI th@
practice under them Of anN foreign
country of that which rs WndulN dis
crimiuatory. No ono - seek ing "A tarlu
war or "A condition ia which IN" spirit
rrfaiinftOn shall ba aroused
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
SHIP IL BsIDN.

Following the course ot my dlstin-
guIshed predecessor, / earnestly r"com-
mend 60 consress the ~onsidrf Al on anu
ua.sa.c OF n ship subsidy bill looking
To the establishment of lines between
our Atlantic ssahoard and In" eastern
coast Of south American, as Vel 1s
lines from tho west coast of the nited
states 10 south America, emma. Japan.
aud the Philippines. TIE pTohts on
foreign mails are pes haps suihrlrht
measure of The Expenditures which
might nrst I've tentatively applied 70
this method OF inducing American cap
ital to undertake the establishments ot
American lines OF steamships ia t,"S'
dtra,tiops ln which We now feel tt
most important that we should nave
means OF transportation controlled ~
the interest OF the expansion OF our
trade : bill of this character uds
once passed the house aud NOR" tnan
.nnc, PASSED the e, nate. and hope that
at this session Dill framed on ih"
SAM, lines and with thc same purposes
t.,... H. a
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. AND
LABOR

Tho TJrhthouse Board now dis
charges It's duties under tho Depart
mprt OF Commerce and Labor. IL mas
become apparent hv the ttcaucht irlG
80 ttot arises due 10 tho absence Of
any central independent authority. that
there must bc a complete reorganiZa
tion OF the hoard. J conceoc 'tlc hH
ririditv OF discipline that the presence
~ naval aud military officers in char9r
insures bat unless tho presence ot
''G ofecors IN the board can be made
consistent with - responsible executive
head that shall have proper authofltN;
I recommend tho transfer OF contIVt
ovef th. lighthouses 10 sultapte
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
DEPARTMENT on AGRiCULTuRE.

commend 10 your careful Considcra-
tfon the report ~ the secretary OF NJ
ricuiturt as showing the immense
sphere Of usefulness whlch that O.
nart1uent NOW Ais and the wonderful
addition To the wealth cf the nation
nlad1 lv tho farmers OF this country ~
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07

DtonC1po - naval stations ana VIII
lead a. PROMPT measures for the pro-
per equipment and defense 90 Pearl
The Detroit times., 1909-12-07
, o,,n,r,o> ,l.ax n, or pInEArs.

7 rc,,ucst congressional authority 10
enable tho Secretary Of commerce ana
Labor 10 unite tho Bureaus OF Manu-
factures and Statistics THIS was re-
by n competent committee
anpointed IN tho previous administra-
tion for the purpose Of SUGGESTING
changes in tho interest or economy anu
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