Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

event.
,heir loa5nrshiu ana command. Their
mus, accord them the great honors lha,
are their due and we must preserve
What they have bull, up for us But
What of the other side of the picture >
1t is not as easy for us tn live as il
used TO be. our money will NOT buy
as much High wages even when we
can gel them. vjeid us no great com
fort. We used to be better off With
less. because a dollar could buy 50
much NOR. The majority OF us have
been disturbed 10 find ourselves grow
ing poorer. even though our earnings
We're slowly Increasing. Pilces climb
f,ln WE know that they are no, liked
~ the competition of the market or
by tln ancient Ia>, of supplv and de-
r,ana which is to he foun,l stated in
All the primers of economics. bu, bv
private ARRANGEMENTS with regard TO
what .he s,lnI,iv should he and agree
Those who buy are not even represent
ed hy counsel
Hioh Livino and PRIVILEGE.
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Backbone of Nation.
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tho nu,st he distiny,,ished iron, ,ha
| s,i,,nr;,, th.+ snnctif,,tas 1.-Two zoe, ~.
1 itZ,,.r of ,soi,rsn ~. l,ac,sl,nne az I'M.
rattan SO law maj saTee,,,,rds ,hni,.
i life, that improves the physical and
! moral conditions under which thu,
rational and tolerabe. that gives then.
/ freedom TO act in their own interests.
| and that protects them where thes'
| cannot protect themselves. can prof.
| erly be regarded as class leglsiatl tlon
| or as anything but as measure taken
| III t!ie lnleIeSl VI tH'' NIl't'' !"'''l'i't,
| whose premiership in right action W..
are trying to establish and MAX" real
and practical. 1t is in this spirit that
m.,, nr the' wbn,.. ,.,,,,,,i,.,
'In dealing with the complicated and
| difiicult question of the reform OF ou1'
| banking and currency la%s. it is PLAN
| that we ought to consult Very many
persons besides the bankers. NOT be-
cause we distrust the bankers. but be
cause they do not necessarily compre
| bend the business OF the country not
withstanding they are Indispensable,
| servants of it and may do vast deal
| To make it hard or easy No mer.
bankers plan Will meet thu. require
4 ments no matter how honestly con
ceived. Ii should be merchants and
| farmers plan as we'll. elastic in the
| hands of those who u.s.. ii as an in
1 dispensabl. part of their dail, bllsi-
ness
philiopine Attitude.
\
\ in deailiis Mi.' tle 'ii'ipi'''''. " y
sliouiu i.ol a'''M 80 ~
not the owners OF the Philippine
Islands. We ho!d them IN tfnsl ior the
| people who live IN them In"s are
| theirs tor the uses of their i1e. '"
are not even thelr partners " IS "u'
1 duty as trustees. to make Whatever
arrangement OF government "i'i hs
most servicabie to their freedom ald
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