The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-06-15
THIS WEEKS COMPLETE NOVEL
m THE EVENING WORLD
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~ Pictorial Revisw's letter to bus.
insne men under date Of May said:
"Proepsrity has been lost some
wAefs Ia this country. owing 70 the
aioshievous activities OF the politi-
clak~
nnclcssd Was q circular letter and
Aleht iettersram. which the rscipi.
ssts tsrs asked to send to President
Wilsoa, vice. President Marshall. At
toehsy General McReynolds. Speaker
Clark. their Senators and Congress-
asa and members Of the Interstate
( Commerce Commission.
the form letter for these ofhcials
said, ,.
We respectfully appeal TO your
: as0Ss Of Justice and ask In the name
% the suffering American people. In
81 teo1y hsrass business at this Juno
>AsFS when Il IL struggling for its
ssSery sxistsnesf
~ Swhy throw more thousands Of
ss0ea iAis whom 10 many families are
., earsaAy starvins7
y why subject bushes TO any e1-
. VeriOsntal legislation NOW when II
y not prosperous? PoPstpone H.
Draneis action on your part 10 peril
' - tnls time. What we do need 10 .
4 llttls buiidiAG up-no more tearing
Down. We have had a sufficiency Of
a.-1A~Suna otsl lAstsi n tSno Snp tka sp>a.
ct.
~. ''''rhs granting Of the petition Of the
Dnstsen railroads for q 8 per cent.
fright inorsaSe will DO more for the
jrstpsrity and development Of the
oouAtfy than all legislation against
Unlawful restraint and monopolies.
Such q determination will result In
81 movement forward. not backward.
and any contrary determination by
III Interstate Commerce Commission
SIil emphasis the fact that WASH
layton hostility u baking prosperity.
ne merchants Of this country are
vitality interested. Business must not
- retarded. otherwise commercial
failures will increase. The continual.
oenoeles attacks by Governmental
bedies upon merchants. BY impending
AeoAults upon railroads. Industrial and
Qar4ptils corporations. revision Of
~ tAtiff and currency reform have
6ptitsd In sinking business TO such
- sxtsnt that Il has thrown han
lFo1D Of Thousands out Of employ
0ant, reduced Wages and decreased
Voices In railroad Industries ana msr.
cattle corporations to the sxtsn OF
q least ts.ooo.ooo.ooe.
anhs mset serious situation the,
oooeroats the country to-day 10 tn,
~ that unemployment 10 growing
oees aputs. We need relief. We NJ,
~ Osngrs0 Of the Unitsd States Z,
~ e>eVss Il 10 too late. Postpon,
~ aati-businsss legislation. Give tn,
esuntsy . rest. and last but not lsas
Derualt Congress to earn Q well Dc
osevsd early rest"
Ne following night isttergram WI
- inelpdsd 10 b sent to the ofaciais
y, IN MN Of unsettled businsss con
utisas throughout the nation and IN,
~ that We are inaugurating . nsv
currsncy system coupled with uncsr
te1aty Of this years crops makes
oov1nhls. ~ believe. for Congress 4
Ieslpsas new legislation affecting tn
tpnness world until nsxt regular sss
- IN December"
Nee slMes PrssidsNt Wilson msd
NJ charge u "sN lnsidleus lobby
n StsshlWsasW 70 Influence tarsW lee
lsleelsN kss thsrs bssN . ssnsstis'
q owsk Q cert In ssHeisl slrslss
Nss ~ wkat the President he'd cell
- u The giving cut q the elr
eoae lgttevs seread quickly To- IN
~ estimated dissussleN In Bet
A11i.trust legislation viii be pushs
GntoeSoh the Senate during the prea
- eossloa OF Congress BY ever
GDoAae Of President Wilson's con
0And. he made Il plain TO caller
.G.1Ay that he did not believe Cor
Wooo would adjourn before the trui
i ~ were enacted.
penyins that Congressional lssdsI
oo0o SugIostsd an adjournment att
00nDod, the President told callers thi
n IL Senators with whom No hs
.oa1teo On The subject have adviss
s120ollate action on tina trust bill
- pSe1ldsnt sees no reason for d.
Nv guch ~ he said was forces
~ ooaqidsration OF the Panama toi
,eSeootion repeal.
mo CONSPLRACY"
!. ONE REPLY 70 WILSON
s>oeoeplratersi that's . good one
49, cAasies W. Nelson. vios-Prs