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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

road systems and representatives Of
motor car manufacturers and publish
ing interests. W. G. Brown. presl-
ident Of the New York Central lines,
Is vce7president of the association;
Lee McChng. treasurer Of the Unit.
ed States, Is treasurer and LoGis
HIN. president Of the Great North.
ern Railroad. Is chairman of the
board OF directors.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23
NEkFNscIIER, .

n q f.EklINscHER, Of psalla,
California has been elected presi'
dq4t 81 ne Merchants Association
N llia Aey Among tho proposi'
lioAh dIesed was the need of a
s!4as u hAAg rack DOT. Mr.. Flken-
scher was normerly Of Mexico, and
i live. pnoSrcssive citizen, and we
are sure to Merchants Association
af ylsalk ander his direction will get
satisfactory results
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

Have you pair of our fence
stretcheYs
Ferris & -Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23
LEeeINcs FOR NOW.

Mems, women's and chlldren's
pair 25-49c up to $1.9S pair. For
men all Box Calf Leather heggngs.
Ragsdale's Cash Store.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

" ~ rED-Sd Pairs Of American
|Nla fence stretchers--that were Dor.
'lAasI flci1 US last year. Ferris &
kj5fzlrn. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

ONE 0 Mexicos most important
ftafpfIss Is the Savings & Loan
ssccia7ion Every person on a
Afs 81 business, or with pro
fess'sa should have a reserved Saw
iil&s aae0unt in am Association OF
tlllA chafacter If you want to build
d home, Il you want to save your
money 4 gou want to make good
Investment, see Joe Ricketts,, Sec'y
ul the Mexico Savings & Loan AS
pnatatIon. and let him go into de
Calls Wfsh you at once.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23
MEXICO AUDRAM COUNTY MISSOURI THURSDAY FEBRUARY % 1911

grand old Andrain county from IN.
State Of Texas. They all come back
Several years ago, when MT
Jesse was leaving for the Lone Stal
State. the Ledger Owl todd him hi
had taken too many drinks out O
Salt River to remain away long. We
spoke the Futh-as we always do.
The forest trees
Are cold and bare.
The honey bees
/, They are not there.
-Pfnkie Dill.
Are you member OF the Lake
Killarney knife and Fork Club? Il
not. why not?
And now for the February thaw,
Let 'er come, Doc.
I. A. Metealf has sold his resi-
dence and one acre Of ground on
North Wade street 10 Major God
frey zaueg, of CentraIAa, for $1,000.
|Mr. Metcalf will move to st. Louis
TO reside.
One day last week, Doc Kanaly
told the Ledger Owl we would have
more cold weather or snow. Where
are we at? Doc rs q hGmdmgr,
and a Johnny -nn-the spot. He always
hits the nail on the head,-nh.
Major L. NJ. Angeht. of the Mex
leo Harness Co, tells the, Ledger
Owl he can put up, more artisticalfy.
the best harness for the beast money
than any other harness artist in Au-
drain county. He steps aside 'or
no man. Watch for ad. in the Led
ger.
Bob Hootbn bought fine bay mar
az the Brddgbord sale, paying o
long price. The animals name is
Judy, and she is a beaut.
A wedding is soon to be reeled
off in the Cottonwood Springs dis
tsdct. The bride-to-be is pretty and
viyacious and the groomNtb-be is a
prominent young Galloway farmer.
Nuff said.
Bad Weather on Tap.
The most melancholy forecast Is
that Of Doc Kanaly, the Little Won
der Weather Prophet of Lake Kill
barney. He has construed a cycle of
some S5 years during which a slow
average change in pressure, temper
ature, raimfaH and winds takes place.
According Ito him the last dry and
warm half cycle occurred from 1885
to 1902, and since then the weather
has gradually been deteriorating,
though normal periods occur in eith-
er cycle. We are now in the thick
of the cold and wet half cycle, and
those who put their faith in Doc,
Kanaly do not expect anything much
better till 1920.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

Please return our wire stretchers.
We cannot sell fence without the
stretchers.
Ferris 81 Cauthorn
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

+. Blattner, Of Wellsville, was
clty ON business Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS
CONFESS THEFT.

Harry Bright and Louis Young.
COL, both about 16 years of age, were
arrested by Constable Barnett Mon
day night and later confessed to
robblng Hunters barber shop on S.
Washington street, Sunday night.
Young was porter in the shop.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23
RHODE ISLAND REDS,

Eggs for Matching. First pen $3.50;
second pen $1.50. Sam Evans.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

Thousands of California Privit for
sale by Wilkerson Nursery & Orchard
Co., nchth Hotel Hoxsey. Mex.
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

Cold cures at Ruclner Bros. eodwtf
G=z=--s=
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

According to President Page and
other officers of the organization the
principal work ahead is to correlate
ana harmonize efforts OF all exist
Ing organizations working for road
Improvement. to get uniform road
legislation IN every state. and to
seek continuous and systematic
maintenance Of ali roads. Every.
one interested in road Improvement
g eligible for membership. IHforma-
tion on every phase OF the good road
movement win be furnished to all
road engineers. state officials and
organizations requesting 1t of the
Washington office or of any mem,
bers of the board OF directors.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23
POULTRY

IL, 124 and 13c for hens.
Ricketts, & Emmons DIG. Co.
Mrs. Jeff Gates, OF E, st. Louis
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w
D. Lee, ON s. Jefferson street, this
week.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

Stock Food. at Rucker Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

Chicken Feed, ALL KINDS. at
Smith Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1911-02-23

DICK CARTER CHAs. Holt
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
HIDES CHANCE .FOR HIS LIFE The Kansas City Doctor
 Gets a New Trial
 THE PROSECUTORS PLANS This Time the Case Will Be Based on the Death of Col. Swope. Indications That the Prosecution Will Be Less Vigorous.
THE PROSECUTORS PLANS

Kansas City. April 11.-Action in the B. Clark Hyde murder case which the supreme court of Missouri today reversed, and remanded to this coun- ty for a new trial, tonight awaits the arrival of the official mandate from Jefferson City.
 Attorneys for both the state and the defense can make no definite plans for the future until they have read this document. That the case will be re-tried is certain, says Pros ecutor Virgil Conkling
 My present plans are to base the second case upon the death of Col Onel Swope. It is possible, however, that we may bring action against Dr. Hyde on one of the other charges, as for instance, the charge of first de- gree murder in connection with the death of Chrisman SwOpe'
 While no definite statement can be obtained regarding whether the spe- cial counsel retained in the first trial to assist MT. Conkling will again be available, it is said, on good author ity, that he will not The heirs of Col. Thomas II. Swope other than Mrs. Logan O. SwOpe, Dr. Hyde's mother in-la law, were always adverse to hiring this special counsel on ac- count of the great cost entailed.
 Attorney Frank P. Walsh, head counsel for Dr. Hyde. said tonight that if the case is re-tried. it will be before Judge F. F.. Porterfield who presides over the second division of tbe criminal cOurt
 Both sides are anxious for an early re-trial When the trial will begin, however. depends upon the condition of Mrs. Logan O. Swope, who fs in Los Angeles.
 Although the secret has been care fully guarded, she is in much poorer health than is generally admitted. and she is the guiding light in the pros ecution of Dr. Hyde. ,t
 You'll do better at the Farmers Co., operative Creamery company on North Second street. If
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
HOW MANY JOBS
 HAS WICKERsHAM 1
That Chronic Inquirer, Mir. Rsiney, Is
 Moved to Ask.

Washington. April 11.-Seeking par ticularly as to whether Attorney Gen eral Wickersham has any outside en- ployment' which would disqualify him for his cabinet position. Representa- tive Rainey of Illinois today introduced a resolution designed to open the way for a thorough investigation of the de- partment of justice.
 The resolution was referred to the committee on rules. It provides that a committee of nine, six democrats and three republicans, conduct the investi- gatiOn and asks an appropriation of $15,000 to cover the expense. It directs thorough inquiry into all cases insti- tuted under the Sherman antitrust law. and the commodities clause of the Hepburn railroad rate law, and to as certain what cases, if any, were dropped, and the reasons.
 NIT. Rainey's resolution also contem- plates an inquiry into the appropria- ton of the department for the employ ment of special counsel, how expended and in what cases, and also what spe- cial counsel now are employed and up- on what character of work.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
FASTER LETTERS.

Send printed Easter letters. Some new ones just in. Flowers in a cross Day I am sending you with this let ter the wish that all your dearest dreams may become blessed realities and the Easter angel may transform your sorrows into joys and hopes" Price I0c with envelope New stock of Easter post cards just in also. Water colors SC each. This store tries to keep up it's reputation for especial ly pretty post cards and booklets at Christmas and Easter. Hinckleys s Stationery store, 136 N Center. If
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
BLATT AND CONVERSE.
The Young Americans Freedom is
 Remote.

Fl Paso, Tex, April 11.-There were no new developments in the Blatt and Converse case today all though it had been generally thought that the young men would be re- leased from custody
 The Mexican authorities in Juarez claim they have had no advices from Mexico City on the subject and the time of the release now appears prob lematical
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
BILL RAISING PLANT.
Discovery Made by Secret Service
 Officers.

Chicago, April 11.-After the arrest of Andrew Bucktus on a charge of counterfeiting, United States secret service men today found a counter feiting plant for raising g. bills to $20 hidden under a pile of Bibles in Bucktus' room.
 When arrested Bucktus said he was a Bible salesman. In a case under the Bibles was found a set of dies and tools together with several alter ed bills
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
It's Equal Don't Exist.

No one has ever made a salve. oint- ment or balm to compare with. Buck lens Arnica Salve. It's the one per- feet healer of Cuts, Corns. Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds. Boils, Ulcers. Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold Sores. Chapped Hands or Sprains is supreme. Unrivaled for Piles. Try is. Only 25c at all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12
COAST BASEBALL.
EASY FOR GOTCH.

San Francisco. April 11-Frank Gotch, American champion heavy weight wrestler, defeated Henry ord man, known as the Norwegian Giant in two straight falls here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12

Some of the Reasons Why the Phoenix Business Men and Taxpayers Are Opposed to the Prohibition Movement in
 Phoenix Facts and Figures Taken From the Financial Statement For the Year 1910 Issued
 by the Phoenix City Council w is'$5 ss" % Is"5 c % s'S % c nearly se soif fs a a s s. f ntD % % % % @ soSs s M t Phoenix frequently taxpayers by & making ak na M large % P & ] anq 3 dpf@ @ % police @ e04ts yet the regulated saloons police depart including the police expense spared keep salaries of the men the department and amount to more than twice the to al expenses of brancho o h city government # The the city derived from from saloon licenses last than department. Ts ds{sd @ % the & @ % from saloon % % Licenses during uni the past" the city and the street sprinklng of the city. Prohibition will not the the police force and the police but will increase their through the operation of blind and bootleg
  lowered deficit will be the valuation of the assessed Increased  Taxes collected from real estate and personal 1910 for the
  bonded indebtedness S519 This secured by levy of 70 valuation which is the highest O which In 1910 saloon licenses $2400O0 which would the prohibition Phoenix would
 
 upon property the would ax o crisis has been reached in the financial affairs of the city of Phoe The
 
 compelled on accou O lack O MI The operating of the city of Phoenix for the first ] 1911 amounted The than $1900000. The city drawing the earnings of the department  The fiscal ends July 1t with the saloon G l paid the City Hall this there indication should sprnklng department discharge police the would still not have enough bills to the end of the fiscal The of maintaining the steadily increasing and will for Today of Do the and citizens of Phoenix this ~ lill
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12

operative Creamery company on North
 Second street. If
Arizona republican., 1911-04-12

white as we'll as colors, all
 Spring 1911 styles, have bodice of plaid or plain silk and sold regularly up to .. .. .. .. .. ..S15.00
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-15

la "Gaceta Dc Madrid, inserta una
real ordem de Conformation, en- La que
despu6s lie exponer Fl pellgro que re-
uresenta Ia contamination de las
Aguas CA Ia propagaei6n'de laePldeir'a
eolfrica. So dispone 10 siguiente:
10. Los manantiales % rios ntiliza-
dos nara .aininistrar aqua potable a
tas noblaeienes seran euidadosainente
nreseryados de toda elase de intec-
zion "A sea debida las aguas sncias
5 dc alcaniariilas al iavado dc ropas,
a los residuos de fabrieas, al ballo de
oersonas. et-., teniendO presente que
lo uas prligroso IS todO aquello que
puede contener cXeretas procedentes
lie enfrrmos de c0lera. LA mas estrlcta
sigilaneia Sera clereida, pues, por las
autori ladies' nHlnicipales para eyItar LA
contamination de los manantiales
rurSos A.. aqua de todas classes, dentro
iel limite dc sus respectivOs Mnnlel-
pios -
20 Serin obieto de rigur0sa regla-
snentaci6n los lavadcros publicos: 40
permiticndo que sean iavadas las ro-
mas de enferinos sospechOsos de c0lefa
san prc,ia desiniecci0n, siquiera sea
por 81 metodo mas sencillO, que es su-
ncrgitndolas ga aqua hirviendO, pof
cualquiera Otro proccdlmiento dc de
sinfecci6n
~ procurara. ALI donde esio sea
possible. que las aguas de las al;anta-
riilas de los lavaderos pdbiicos sean
desinfeetadas u depuradas en- tanques
.sfpticns q dc Otra manera cualqmcra
antes de incorporates i los rios AFRO
yos dondc dcsemboquen.
30 En ianto que las aguas que sli-
ven al abasteeimiento lie las poblaclo-
mes no sean esterilizadas q s0n.etidas
Il un proe.dimiento' SECURE de depura-
ei0n que les priye de micrOrgal lsmos
paf6gemos serln analizadas todos los
dias. alli dOnde exista Laboratorio
municipal dOtado lie los eiementOs ne
ecsarios para esta clase de analisis mi
erobiol6gicos. con Il iin de impedir .su
.4lso 4 la memor s0specha de cOntami-
naei0n. =
10. Eu iiempo he epidemia Sc esta-
bleeera por todos los Ayuntamientos
saiyos ttrminos municipalities sean
atravesados p0ir rios canales navega-
blcs d ulilizados para el transpOrte rOf
hoiaci0n. una rigurosa vigilancia m6.
diea y un seryieio para el reconoci-
micnto dc aguas.
30 Tambien cn tempo de epidemic
se adoptarin. con relaci6n los bar
eos balAas. mcdidas dc vigilancia, .es-
tableciendo puestos De inspection sa-
nitaria de dcslnfcccci0n en- los siti0s
de freeuente arribada, EN- donde Sc so
meteran los paSajer0s y mercancias a
medidas analogas las que Sc prescri-
ben para los puert0s en ell reglamento
de SaL.dad exterior. -.
do Todas las embarcaciOnes fiuvia-
les, va esten destinadas al pasaje. dc
viajeros q al transporte de mercancias
deberan llevar aqua potable Ell buenas
condiciOnes de conservation. lgual-
mente ~ les prohibir-i verter en: los
rios agtlas sucias q eXcretas sin preyia
desinfecci0n. w.:
10. Sera terminantemente prOhibi-
do Fl establecimiento de baiios en los
rios mientras dure Ia epidemia cole
riea.
30. Tanrbien se prohibina la pesca y
venta de peees. molusc0s y crustaceos
ale los rios euyas agnas esten eOntami-
nadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-15

Juan vaer.-.Discursos acadsmicos" q tomos 1oa
"Cuentos' 20
Poes1as ~
"Damis y Cloe" 20
Critca Lteraria 10
Teatro 20
g Terapeutica social {expuesta historia) 65
"a vuea puma'' (arlcuos lieraros polticosl 10
Florilegio de poesas Castelauas del siglo XIX q
tomos 35e
g. n.uclair-"Ias Madres Socaes" (novela) AO.e
G. Mauclair.-''E vrgen" (novela) se
G. Rodriguez AveciIa-"Los Crep1scuos , (novela) &c
A. de Valbuena.-"P Blot (novela) be
A. de Vabuena-"Rpios Ultramarinos (ctticas) IL
Primera version en- castelano con
: un escrito crftco bografco del autor) Ne
J. Dicenta-* *Traper1as' te
c. de la guerra de Africa del 1859" e
J. Aemany-P de cuentos Gradue
=: c6n del sanscrto) %
g. Lanza:-sLa Rendci6n de Santiago e
IT Carretero-"El la vida" Sc
T. Yerdes campo losEanJ+ soalstaj OF
G. Garcia de la -" hterarn,s 60
Obras de Eusebio Blasco 70 centavos una
"Los de mi tempo
"Cosas de Franca'.
"Alta Chulera'.
"Espanoles y Franceses.
"Soedades.
dolores Patrios". A.
"Cuentos nuevos".
''Nuseo de Napoles'' IN
L. Martinez Keer-"El vii metal" ~
Psgano" AL trav do Ia Espsha q tomos
J. Arx.masila-'sDe ierras atlas" p
III xgros PRxcIos EsfA M0Iu1Do IL fRAxQuxo
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-05-18

You choose 4 towards time to
speak your insuits-a time when y 4.
impossible for me to punish you"
the dme win come. count.
1T shall Gomez be Kissed.
He turned from me and disappeared
In the darkness.
was as far al ever from d,scover.
ing now matured the counts plans
were. judged that the hurried NOV.
ing of the camp did not suit his
schemes altogether. but that It wonld
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
Continued from page p

NEN EH EN aS4GZ h
Continued from page p
.IS there Il danger We win at least
:. resdy for It" she said
a. Walen came. and Jasar was also
.Sm,rted to the conference at my sug-
sestion-
~he aaid to Waien when be had named
the companies be could trust I'VE
.h,nk his anxiety for nj safety out
nm. his Judgment. but II II Il 70 1t
=. fault well founded In loyalty. We
mist be prepared. Sir Walen. You
Iii At once see that these companies
are drawn together. They will form
ore wing OF our advancing army.
vh,ch YOU and Sir verrall win COM
mand, It will be for You to protect
our person. See to u command at
once"
Sir Walen bowed and left the tent.
.Jasar, send q messenger to the
rount and bid him come to m. Stay.
Can he know that Sir Verrall has re-
turnedY'
sNo. your highnees."
.Then send to him. Say nothing Of
Sir verrall."
sWhat are you going to do ri asked
when Jasar had left M
VI am taking your advice and pre-
Daring for danger. Are you not salts.
nedY'
1T would be well to treat the count
carefully"
IT wish to give him my instructions,
that Is all. You shall hear them Go
In here"
She lifted the canvas that covered .
small apartment Of the tent, and l
went In.
you are not to show yourself. Re-
member, command" and then she
laughed. .But I love too"
vasca came not too quickly upon his
bidding, and. drawing the canvas a lit
dc aside, I could . him.
sSir vasca. we like not the place Of
this camp"
1T is well hidden from the enemy"
And too Enclosed for action should
the enemy 0nd Il" she returned
promptly.
u have already given my reasons
for choosing Il"
"And after thinking over them we
0nd them bad ones. We have . cunning
enemy to deal with. When we march
we will change the disposal of our
forces somewhat. else we may fall into
a trap In these woods which surround
Us. You will place certain companies
In the center as q main body and throw
out two wings to protect us on either
hand. You will hold command of the
main body and place the knight you
deem most fitted In command OF the
right wing. We have already instruct
ed Sir Walen to gather certain com
panies to form the left wing"
Il would that your highness had
first consulted with me-"
I'VE have our W wishes to consult,
count Our presence herr e that
We are In command"
"Who commands the left wing?' he
asked.
"Sir Walen and Sir verrall."
"Sir V~errall!"
did you not know he had returned
tonight? bis knowledge will be OF
great moment to U.S."
i was not told of his coming. His
escape makes this expedition useless.
your h%ighness."
Before us lies the capital. count.
There Is no turning back"
i rejoice to hear you say that" he
answered.
The scoundrel! could well believe
him.
You understand how the troops will
mover"
He bowed.
Then strike the camp. 1t Is to be
done silently. We march tonight"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-05-18

0 ABOUT to move.
! have only just heard Of your re-
turn. Sir verrall. l congratulate
you"
l thanked him.
is 1t by your advice that we move
the camp tonightT" he asked.
NO. l had no idea such a move
9 was contemplated. You would
nave had a freer hand. count. had you
NOT brought her highness upon this
expedition"
i made a mistake" he answered
"A grave one. count. You must have
q care that 1t does not lead you to de-
Struction."
You speak In riddles. Sir verrall."
NO such deep ones but that you
can read Them" l answered. Indeed.
II Is a warning that l give rather than
= riddle ! ask. Your friends may be
many. Count vasca. but you have
many enemies too"
one stands before me-" he said
quickly.
1t Is well to know how we stand
toward each other. Count Vasca. |
Always watch my enemies"
A ! always crush mine. Sir Yer
lan. sooner or later. You may yet re-
sret that you have avowed yourself
my enemy"
I come but recently from Yadasara,
count | heard enough to make me
s'ao that ! am not your friend"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
CHAPTER XIX.

INAYlITHlN two hours the camp
wv was struck. The count and
ocSyS3 met as the forces were
&J about to move.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-25
The Greatest Short Sentence

Some one asked us the other day
what we considered the greatest
short sentence in secular literature.
II this isn't a poser! We just do not
consider at all, and couldn't even
guess bu in looking up another mat
ter we ran across the following state
ment:
plato who was present at the trial
and death OF Socrates described his
splendid defense of himself before the
assembled Athenians. He was con
demned to drink the helmock by a
vote OF 2S1 to 900. With the little
group OF faithful friends about him
he lifted the fatal cup to his lips and
uttered his profound belief in the i'm
mortality OF the soul.
"You may bury me II you can catch
me-" the most tremendous sentence
in history; and here occurred such O
wedlock OF philosophy and religion as
time could never divorce"
Can anyone give a better answers
Mortified News.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-25
Sincerity Of Purpose

President Taft's policy as regards
the Trusts appeals more and more to
people OF dlscernment as, at least, dis
Interested Apparently, he is nobly
disregardful OF its effect on his per-
sonal fortunes, and, alone, and with
steady purpose and energetic action
Is forging ahead along the one line
that appeals to him as right and just
in the interests of all the people And
IN spite OF all the criticism 70 which
he is being subjected, and all the in
sidious efforts OF the powerful Wall
street interests TO undermine and dis.
credit him, remains entirely unmov-
ed. That business is no better, gen.
orally. at present, doubtless is due
In considerable part TO this attitude
OF the administration; but there is
promise in the presidents program
that the revival OF business that is
sure to come will be on q saner bet.
ter. more substantial basis than other
wise possibly could be the case. The
president seems TO feel that the free
booter must be strangled in his lair,
II business is to be conducted on a
normal basis, and that II Is better TO
have the period OF seml.stagnation