Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-12-12

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ton each leo cubic fesf--of actnal ck1o1-
~.
} 4 ON vezrs1S a. k.rlart without 80
5enfefs Or cafro. q pef cent. ~ fhnn
the rate Of tsils fpr vessels With pAgnsn-
g.rs @ Cargo -.
bpon naval reyaeis. otner tnen = -
gefts, co,l>il. hospital snlp3 er9 .eRi''k
'.lp,: y cenn Per s,e.lt -.
- Upon e.H1y ana navy -, Z. =. 49,. 49,
y ne.9' no1pitel enlpN ana eekDN .l
.a.9 ges net k4n. kne yeH5eA1 y - :. 49,
u1eo ~ M y4n1e rnte1 q efe u - =
IN oelerminlng ne net fprnnse on
cn 1.ll.- yssse'ss +. - -.
tsales ssr ne ass e., g - s 49,
: 3, -, =, ,,,,,,S ~ ,,- yS5,sn snf
wfiI ~. 5,,r1-,,,,I,-st-a 4, am. re.s91I1t
c-rS,s.- rs.rst rrsSs,5
y -. -, ~,
me ~, 49,, .I,1 q
"a reepses % me fan1ne -
n hccp5l viii tne ~ II =. ,s.ss
p.ssee ~ thle q -. - 49,, 49,.
q nave oeen aoNleee tnAs 49,. ..s..,,
sov vsL nMsne - ptpl -. = =, -
tle sct ana iss -
TAT as y rcileyes from tns ps ~ ~ 80.
lois AlneIlcen snips saesc IN ~ = 49,
. !. Spastw.s Ieoe on ~ - ~,
Y vaot4ses 5Iiuen rients unoex u y.
auncetcsS tEea.y concelIlns ~ =
CanaL Wnen the protesI Y pss 49, u. ~ !.
vii oe promptly conslaereo nc s "a
- - ss,.s..s ~ r.
$3.50. ~ az. II 80. .... .....ss.s.st.
:. = -.
WofkHieHD compensation Aet.
The PRONUNCIATION OF an efncienf wesK-
mems compensation act, adapted to the
particular conditions OF the zone, y
awaiting adequate appropriation BY con-
kTeas for the payment Of claims arising
hereunder. urge that speedy Provtsicn
be made in order that we may install mp
on the zone a system OF SETTING clatnD
for injuries In best accord with mooetn
humane social. ard ldnstriel tneerfes-
Promotion for Col. Goethat0.
~ -. s.....,,..,.., - ~ sanai grown
go 80 \ =. az yvorIieyss.I eyrecutive
,,, - ~, T.a,the,- neco,,,r1 mare con-
..s,,,,,,. =, az go - tl,e country and
- t,,S ,.ar,d a see,na ia me wise ana
,.,,,. - ,..sI,s ,,rov1.scr nv, law for such
- =, Mr., =. nav IA commensurate
,,,tsr ~. ,a-,-Scs t,,st re has rendered to
sr,.,t <,,,t thfs reward
- - ~ - e s,,-,,rtr,ent ~ Col.
$500. ~ -, 1891 IN fhe army
- TY..s4.a 81 - s,A that tina law
o,,4sas,-s,..- s,,cb .y,,,,,,,troen be accom-
:. s.,ea Ter, ,,ro,,sto,, r,erxnittinr his
i,s-,,rSs atsn,s .s cttaf ~ engineers upen
~ :. atsrsv.,,t ~ the nrase,,t incumbent
- -, -. ,s go.
y s.i's 49, %....4-.n<
Nasy - P 4. ..
The navy OF the unlteu .o.aess e
greater state OF emcaency
more poWerful tnan ~ mas 49,.
fore. but In the emuiation wnlo.
ISIS 4DefWeen oiHerent couHttles - ~
spectf TO tne increase Of ..
mlhfary armamehts TINS ,as - ~
not permanent one IN view ~ ~
many improvements ana increases =.
foreign governments the sllsn. NAsx. ~.
on our part In respect 70 new conse ~ ~.
ton throws US back ana reoucos "
from naval power OF the nrst .a IL
and places US among the NATIONS u ~
second. rank.
proprfate for more tnan one De . te.esni !:
Tn this I think great mistake u
policy was made: ana ! urseniy -.
ommeno .nat TINS - g sase.e,r ~
Tor the mlstahe y , lne ias. 80 80.
appropIIaesOhs .'s+tIn.S,rs a. "a
s.Iuctloh .. lnlee 80, ,,;,,. Ga
a a 70 uss a,,1s g ,,assais 90 SHOWN
.He otitel o. 2 tiNa.y ..sae 80 ,ara,.al
IN 1ne pn1loins plos t raM Nv. can,si-
ts az 1 .,,a,,iSs ~ the
lion IN respect " eno &c - - -,o,,Id
WoTin Wnlch REQUIRES Vs. = 80
MAINTAIN our navy as IN rns $500 ~, ~
peace, " aux = :. = ~
az least Two pattlesnips $500 80 - ~
paltle cruisers, suhpoaes,
stroyers. ana suoln1tine D0 aa.,.a
proper prQrotion We hase ~ S.,a1
Tor war we go a. iar % ~ ~. 10 80
IN the Worid 10 avolo War. -. 80
q Worlo power. our p,,ps.s -
Wealtn, our oennite puisoies, ~. ~
sponslplAtles IN the faeiiic 1870. az 80 -
iantlc, our oe1ense u ing 49,. ....Sa
nal together Win :. =. ~
traoe ana our Hissionaly
the Irontlers OF ciNillaa liol. -
US TO recoshfse1 our posi .,e,e 90 -
the foremost IN the FAMILY OF na 1i.as.
and TO ciotne ourselves WIN sui1. -
naval power. 10 give force " ou - /.
sonabie demands, ana TO Eve We -
to our influence IN those dlrec c..si ~
progress that powerful Chri a ma
tion snouio advocate.
department. OF SusSsSe.
This department has been very active
in the enforcement of the law. It has
been better organized and with a
larger force than ever before In the
history Of the government The prose-
cutions which have been successfully
concluded and which are now pending
testify to the effectiveness OF the de-
partment work.
The prosecution of trusts under the
Sherman antitrust law has gone on
without restraint or dimfnution. and
DEGREES similar to those entered in the
Standard Oil and Tobacco cases have
been entered in other suits. like the
suits against the powder trust and the
bath tub trust. am very strongly con-