Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-15
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JOSEPH cHAssGRtAln

JOSEPH CNhMbtHAblN,
kmong uu cider s,airamcn England
included no personality more foracful
ana aggressive. more lmDued uirh tho
spirit 90 leadership than ile iHi, Hon
1rablo Joseph Chamberlain fnr many
yoar thc most commanding fsarc Boo
nuunb ppii, .ea. national and utsrnai
lund Throughout mr great career
ihai foweffl ag' during ine period
ln vnleh toe pollsY - grrat hfioiu In
Enpi wac thc question about which,
the policies " Lafoge wed hc
squared the CIRCLE ~ political parties
ami passed from radical i0 ,ouacr.a-
ute
in th, latter camp fho sninarf
aiatosman fauRht iAo puN,F ~ free
trade and ho fourht Hs vigorously. tle
policy ~ iIomc Hllo fr ireland lfs
uaa.ins away wh,n niH irraai au
a.msd amp over th. pa1snke 90 iae
iiomc nulo uNl n 60 H.7 trtrr
olmar. Significant, of Impending
iwsedl 'n.t vsu Tafn.eh DDS air n Dos
telling m zoe faiure
HcsuufDrn Informed beyond MOST
olh'r. dehattr of Tremendous pousr
fcsoluir u hlt positions firm Boz ms
CONS otona lleaia an ardent patriot
Nr Chamberlain never .pohe 0r wrote
upon a plplle question without tuo
world hcing attentive to What %, bad
90 aay sueh men ~ foremost genlua
for statecraft are rare and an Ems
land viii honor ms memory
Viewed ln hla domestic ilfo NJ
f Chamberlain Was an admirable CHAR.
acicr'and The devotion 81 his wife dur
inc hls last wears N asflic,iou. test
+ ncd sl1QueniY 90 the strength ~ th'
fics uiat eorc found Boa bis homo A.
TRULY were his religious conviction.
c,rncat ana ln hls teaching ~ em
dn, school class in Mcth1disl Ma
/ nlun he was sincerely dc,oted 90 th'
Interests 10 faith and uf, as oacn CON
tcnding for SOME crucial political pur
ylNc
Tho passing ~ Chamberlain mako
uo change lu political conditions 90
\ inglaud as hc Va, long removed iron
active rarVtieipuon IN politics nal
4 umoro American
whs, % YOU keo~ About ~
o. appears that $500 letters have al
rrad, been received ia answer "a tA
question what Do YOU knov ahou
rum what every body seems q
know SIS che proper solution ~ enc d
;. auor problem. 80 least ln i4o puhlshc,
samples solutions ~ an sorts abound
one writer rcrards iutrmprrancc al ll
iareo mgcasure an occupation ncufosl'
4 AMI thinks that American oogupa
ionai mtomporancc can he yuutrollc,
hy laws goNcrning compulsory wash
ing facilities mechanical fumo an,
dust removal aud hours of work $50
vidcd always that our Departments e.
Labor ho,ame constructive. cln,sn
organizations for EXPERT admmistrl
tiou, rather than continue as The ha
n ven Tor political dcrrncla or for mel
uitorly unlnincd and therefore nct
foetual' rrot q. r. Ladd quotes
Louion missionary as SAVING u use,
O. think that Sc was the drink whlcl
made an the misery but 7 noN know
; iha, q is lhe. misery which cause
most % tho drink" ilo accepts thl
an the Nlsest observation he has eve
heard on drunkenness. bat thinks "th
ufst thing Tor legislation o. undertake
,and Ia my Judgment about tho onl,
thing which lcsislaNon can undertake
Ia the suppression ~ the commercial
itcd Vice ~ inlcmprrancc Anothc
contributor believes that the real rem
cdN for the raVagcs ~ rum lies In th,
reform ~ the saloon re wants "a,
government Go see that the puhl5c set
eood beer And he would make the "a
hons as respectable as possible" be
hcNing that 'the CREATES, service {,
American mAphood could De rcndcrc,
V ey tho introduction 81 the aophlc
standard license a number ~ decen
places were opened wherc only mil,
beverages could be Ob;Aln~i." EVER,
hody's Magazine.