The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-05
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- own reformation may b., gath
4 cred 200 Ju extent from tee
r,iv Interesting address Of otto ".
kopu. 900 L tddr"ss ON High r.
nance and ID, Public" bcf re the
American Newspaper Publishers as
-oci1tiuu inst V,,k Nj, kahn claimed
u,t finance had been as quick and
willing a. an, other element in tho
community TO- discern tho moral obi
g]atIoua uf the now ,ru brought about
within the last tpu YEARS Iud Coz align
meaning pi 'hc laws under whioh
business Was be conducted had
come tu Doe reasonably defined
, finance fen into she Iu. WHh She news
spirit and has Kept iu line M Kahn
did not ,lItm that % had uut iu the
pact. ion SOME instances. strpt'd from
the hiphcs, standard, mad, mI-.1fes
amt yielded Goo temptation, but -aiU
] dc say ana claim tina, PRACTICAL
NH|N -Nt' % |NNN'H' '. NNHH NLf NA f'fN NNNN .
luE what may bp termed the cuuptr. 3
Industrial aud economic pioneer pete
iud u period ~ vast aud mpcrIlsl
concentration OF national energy and
effort upuu material achievement ct
tr,m'ndous ana turbulent surgiur to.
wards tangible accomplishment. of
sheer ndiyiduolI,m. q period Of lls
enforcement of tho laws by thos, l
authority ct uncertainty regarding tho
meaning of M, statutes relating O..
business. and .ouaoquontiy. of iw-
patience at restraint aud % weakened.
sense of the fear respect and onod
fence due 90 M" law
In the mighty and biIdinp ru,u
of that whriWiud of enterprise ami
achievement things were done gen
orally withuuu any attempt at conceal
mcnt iu the omen light cot dav Ter
everyone To- behold the nature of
which would not accord with our pre-.
cut ,thiO,! and lrltl standards. and
public opinion permitted them To- .
many Campaign contributions by
corporations were BE- recognized and
almost universal practice. The a,-
D"ptanyc cot such contributions did not
shock IA, mu-t tender political cor
science. Nuw 'h,, ar, rightly for
hidden and What uu Goo q few sh,f'
years ago Wi,s mot ont, np, prohibited
hut sanctioned 3D., the ,u. tom ut q,
generation and mote, f. now mad
and considered q ,rIuc
Then Suddenly "a mirror was held
up by influences sufficiently powerful.
to cause the mad race To- halt for a
moment and to compel the concan-
tratcd attention of an the people. Amt
that minor oleJrh showed, perhaps II
even maguilrd, the hlcmishes on the
picture II represented with Their
recognition came stern iusistence upon
change, ana very quickl, the r~ealila.
tion of that demand That ne nor
NAL process oi civilization ,r its march
forward and upward
Turning hIs Intention tu the varols
Investigations which have since taken
place, nearly al cot which he SAIL
have dealt with Incidents that "
CURED several wears ago Nj. Kahn
thought It was difficult To imagir,
ANYTHING NOR. unfair than the th.oIt
and method of these Investigations a.
an too ir'lu,urly conducted Tn. Hp-
peal H. to the gallery. hungry for SEN
sation To Innocent transactions 10 De-
sought To- giy" q sinister meauius
what lapso- faults or wrongs mas
discovered are given exaggerated r,r-
tent and significance IT. said
The chairman b, out to make a roo,
ora. or Gao tor'Ity q p-roconceivod mo-
tlou or accomplish a p@reconcci,ol
purpose Counsel is out Goo make I
record tn, principal w,,ncsscs oi,
l''"' 'h II 'N' l'~lli'h 'I ''l'illiN.
~ the bar without being protected Dol,
am, 81 the safeguards Whl.h at
thrown around dctendon, In , ,.uri
uf law.
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patch Of black tn. reporting .- sop.
frequently. E NOT generally. dome .s
Young men not very familiar with
matters of uuaucc and lu search e.
Incident and OF hieh lgn' rather
than 81 The neutral tufs Of 90 sober
and even rcrurd and ,h, Iuu ui u,uI-
lining seems somehow 'u nr entrusted
alway- tu a mortal ou'wH u' rnp par
ocular Nitnoss.- 81 each session. SOC
looiod with great .u, '.r u- iupcuu
D., "a comprossiug 'n, maximum OF
poison gascs into few explosive
words.
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