The Glenwood post., 1915-07-31

0EKHArs resh<s As~ the t-e the titanic .ser
rkng iceserx the whole world Startled As
the Of life saving psralAensiis board The
than took the and there
about compulsory Legislation which would
safety travellers by forcing ships to safety
steamship q
proposed hardship
them compelling them fill unreasonable degree
apherna which might be used The usual laxy OBJ
little with the result that travel
fraugh with about dangers existed before the
Titanic disaster startled world the
Cheago quos disaster Public officials everywhere spurred
by public demand insisted safety by of
from payhouses whose propreto declared they abused
and useless satisfy fad These people, like
the steamship sight of the that the
expense consider and
that the safety of the public the thing consider
However public officials have relaxed their vigilance and
least through Of neeation accedd the selfish request
ship and eater who placed their interests
first Eas.land week
which shocked the world and all Chicago all plainly
emphasizes public yet
the public anything like the safety
which the public has a right to expect
- generally conceded strong advocate
enforcement having a. profound respect for
ane of the which altogether prevalent these days.
But recently felt justified upholding Judge Lindsey much
dislike the general for his refusal dvulse the
witness privileged similar
wherein Arthur MacInnan managing editor the
refused nfomato in
with the late Hownd scandal Perhaps judge who
fined Macnnan $3.50 and acting within his legal rights
but and lover Of fair play
Colorado glad that Mac had enough
Ito protect his informant though the trial judge
for doing penalty in the nature Of this excessive fine which
informant
have done otherwise would crippled the editor and
with which he connected Almost editor similar
time in his life barring the fine which few Of them
could than the price of years subscription If
Macs'' information privileged under the law high
time the law changed.
n loyalty government and constituted
authority without regard politics. which accounts for
support of Governor Ammons the his
law and order policy though
and have tried feel satisfied with President
method Of handling the foreign situation but this
1t looks though the president determined
force Of diplomatic relations country
Germany all and possibly plunge this country
condition which the people Of this
hope and that the president
greed of the American ammunition
cry of busnessbusness the of humanity shall
he able to force this
difficult for lis withdraw.
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0F COURSE pleasant object of criticism and
~ fault finding No reocs in his ability
Naturally would prefer
prefer the fellow who makes few something
fellow who makes enmiesnor anything else
find fellow who boasts that he made
almost invariably that that
he accomplished much that
constituted that efforts activities progess
nearly always engender opposition and anmoies
thing we know have made few enemies some speaking
it well to thank the Lord for the made
flor it is often of achievement rather
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VXIE MAY engage in war are not
w particular they achieve their victories
However seek to hedge about with
treaties well admit that nothing
than what General Sherman said may about the
humane side of all please ourselves
further with high sounding phrases phosophc suggestions