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the belief to be found !.
the Democratic leader, y
the end of the presen,

March. 1915, the power,
which the president wa,s
pointed will be largely :.
that ultimately it will ~
equal to that of the ip,ssI
merce commission.
The administration an.
felt that the Progressive, =
try. led by Theodore Roo.a'
say it had become a co..
views if it should recon-.
adjustment Of such a bo,s
mel Roosevelt and otbe,
leaders have advocated ~,
1t is thought here that N.
believe they can develoD NJ
sive plan so slowly as IA
whatever capital the y
may try to make out Of A.
tration's apparent conyer,i,' I
their policies. ALREADY a.
sives of the country ara : |
President Wilson has ber'
some Of their thunder.
Making the Guilt p.,
Today the leaders in co,
still comforting on the
strengthening antitrust lsy.
as to make it certain TIA,
be made personal. Wbs,
Roosevelt was president a, N
States he was credited =
that dozens Of managers, m,
ents, head bookkeepers ana
Tors in big corporations co,,
into Jail for violation Of N.
laws. but that It would N
than criminal to put the NM,
in Jail and TO let the biz 4,
cape. ii
investigations by the attn,
erals department In the ,
and Taft days showed that
Of great corporations which
lieved to he conducting m
violation of the law had n
up their personal tracks 4
could not be followed BY Tn
reached by its hand. One Of
features Of the whole situ,j
the willingness of the biz n
arrange things that the resu
should fall on their subordlu
would have to 90 to pr!sa
body went.
Now what the Democrats n
to do is to make the Law
that there will be a certah,
there are law violations thu
fellows can be arrested. ahs
ance that the evidence Is rid
them behind the bars. Adj
one Of the hardest tasks VI
Democrats have is the fran
law that will produce this reS
and again the guilt of the Biz
been known positively and ID
not been susceptible Of prooi
Colombian Treaty Not u
Day by day the belief
ing stronger in Washingt
the United States senate WI
to ratify the treaty with
lombian government that b.
department has prepared cd
a provision for the paymeu.
Colombians OF $25,000,0OO I'd
loss Of Panama and also cont
paragraph of apology from y
eminent for having recogniza
dependence of Panama "ovr
Hannis Taylor. who Is sc
counsel for the Colombian |
ment. is urging that the
States not only shall, agree to 4
the treasury Of the South Al
country the sum Of $25. 000,oa |
Panama strip, but shall furtha|
its wounded feelings by humA|
ogy for an act of the Roossj
ministration. Endorsed later
Taft administration and whid|
senators and representative
fully to believe has been indu
a majority of red-blooded CD
the United States.
saIk Especially at Apo's
There are Republicans nt|
Gratis In the senate whose 4
and political relations with l
Roosevelt are not warmed By 4
of affection. II will take
pleading, however, to get ths1
to vote a gift Of $25.00o.o@
Colombian people as paymd
something which many An
think did not belong to them
be said that from all appsarsa'
suggestion OF an apology 10 2
pugnant to the majority Of ms
gress, irrespective Of parry
lions than is the thought Of Z
ment Of money.
Why is the senate Of the
States likely to refuse to y
in the name of this countr
Colombians? There are pR'
Democrats in the senate vn
like to Join with Mr.. Bryan
Hannis Taylor in making an
were II not for the fact tn
since this government recogn'
independence of Panama anc
offended the Colombians, u
in congress have been voting
islation based on the very aa
ognition. The majority IN .
seemingly would make score
members ridiculous II 1t sn0'
to give the Colombians Q o
they might stultify themseives
should vote to tender an apps
Scared.
John, / was just reading
price of a full grown ostrlcn