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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
RAY CoPPER's BANNER YEAR.
e2.D2 . share, with Much
Ore sem Untouched,

The report Of the Ray Consolidated
Copper Company for the year ended
December 81. 1915. shows a net proft
VI sl,5Ss,143. as compared with $780,
623 In 1914. This Is equivalent to $2.9c
earned a share on the 1911 .279 shares
of stock outstanding. rs against $1.64
on each Of 1.45+.s29 shares outstanding
the preceding year.. President Sherwood
Aldrich says the rear was tho most pros
porous In tho company's history.
For the twelve months ended Decent
Der 81 the production was 60,SSS.s36
pounds Of copper. as compared with 3d.
o04,2s1 pounds In the year preceding.
Total receipts were $10,4es.962 as
against $7.5s7.72A in 1914. and the op-
Grating expenses S8.12b.5s0. as against
s5,2sI.4S4 IN 1914. leaving n net operat-
ing pront OF 3~t.373.371. as compared
witt &~2.3l6,240.
After the payment Of dividends and
deduction for reserve a surplus remained
Of S2.4l4.ss7. as against u surplus OF
S7sl,55S in 1914, n the profit n loss
surplus at the end Of the year stood at
u. 434,7O as compared with S3.776.S6s
at the close Of 1914.
u. e. lacking. managing director. re-
ports that during the year 2,S5+.3l<
tons Of ore MAS mined. leaving Of the
originally developed body 7i.911.47S
tons. The average cost Of mining was
SEES cents a ION. as against 62.42 cents
In 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

buTrER-Whll. receipts yesterday were
only normai, hIgh prices so curtiil"d con
stock, These conditions caused a rener3'
decline OF sc, on table sto,k ani about
&c on understands The markg, vi;
weak. II * the general belief mat ihc
hish"st prices for the season have been
arig q 500 c.. higher scoring, 37ia q ~ "a
frsts. S5N aS6.c., seconds. as q i,
thirds. s?gs!c unsal.ed fancy 80. =
ssc'', nrsts. atts q $50 seconds. Az. a.
$40. thirds, 81 q $50. state DARN. 0ncs'
ssa q ssisS,' oI tGGs ST., a5s"'' nr Ga : a.
3oi9r ladies. frsts, 27iadeSr packing
stock. current make nne, :s'ao No. 80
25ig a .sc.
there Mas a, slisht decline in some Of
the leading lines, War risks and freight
rates ara so hish that Mcrc is lille
some cheese IS booked to leave in The "a.
ter part Of the month for tho. English
markets Their" was a free Offering OF
Market closed barely steady, Prices fOtt,
held, colored and white specials, iN'ac
aEG,"SG tan cEe1 iSn.si., cl ' .roc ,r.'t% ,p'
fS SHi . 20 IS. ais,.e '''' rvius >'"I "a
fresh, lsTlstc, wisconsins, hcli, isW
Is,:r;: chcddsr' ~ Mi>rIG,i ''nsi,'
isalstc,; Young Americas held. lsia Il
roo, fresh, l72 DlT%.c.; state skins,
specials, current make. Az a lac; lower
grades, 5T10r.
EGGs-with receipts In the arst nv.
days OF the week exceeding those Of the
same Ave days last'week by 10000 cases.
the market was frmer yesterday morning
than at the close the previous DAY The
demand Is for hiSh grade stock aud the
hest WAS up &c. In storage stock the adj
vance was tac. Chicago raccipts this
week have exceeded those OF Now york
because there have been large purchases
there FOR storage. Nearby Eggs were con
siderably easier. No change in duck or
geese. Market closed firm Prices Fresh
gathered, extras, ?st ms.c.; storage
packed nrsts, e.L @s3c., extras. trsts.
2ax m:2t.c.; frsts, 2ois gee. seconds,
., is t9c.: checks. lsniyc, nearby hem
merry wh.tes, 1SoSec. browns, asa aetc.
mixed. :ST:ac duck, State, S71ssc ;
Maryland and Baltimore. selected. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

FRIDAY, April II
Receipts Of heeves were 2,35S head, In.
Guiding %Sia cars for the market. Steers
were slow and l5d ah". lower, fat bulls,
10 l5c, off Others about steady, good and
choice fat cows were lao aSc. lower: mrdi
;:ui and ccm.rcn, uneven. lover. The
yards we're cleared at n late hour. rom-
mon TO prime steers sold At 81 90 Il s., Ggt.
per 100 lbs; bulls Mt $500 s.. "a; COWS al
81 75d 81. rs; l COW at $3.50, Dressed beef
was slow at last quotations.
RcCeipts Of calves were 2,37@ head. in
Guiding 2.l2O head for the market. De
mand was active and prices steady, with
u good clearance OF the pens Commo to
choice veals sold at SS.b0u&lITb per 100
lbv culls at t7qts city dressed vcals
were steady AT IA l7lac. per lb., country
dressed at II q 15c.
Receipts 81 sheep AMI lambs were 1910
head. including s cars for the market.
sheep were almost nominal, with feeling
hrm: good to choice lambs frm TO a small
fraction higher, Prime unShorp lambs sold
at Sle.25 per 100 lbs good to prime
clipped at 1iO 30 80 10. Dressed mutton
higher at tlm15c.. with choice vethers
selling up 90 ltc dressed lamb. higher At
l6Wlac,, with hog dressed AT 1917 a zoe. :
country dressed dollhouse lambs steady at
s. dbss.50 per carcass.
Receipts OF hogs were 1850 head. tn
GLIDING IN cars for the market. Prices
,SSS' hish.r; Nth sale: y 2ieg'i%:s FER
dressed hogs steady at io6i%c, per Id.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

The SUGAR MARKET.
"r'h"r Hrp"rts OF Bu,ing IN Cuba
for Europe.

'' N'' H.-u"-s 'dmc to lsht IN the mar
A IN t' -D-Ir Yesterday, aside IRON u
,Ihis 90 local rrhners al Z. l.lsc. for May
'pInrih IIr lndertoin was very firm and
u.o, f" sellers were Lice, to isc. apart,
f%aau"Hs remained UNCHANGED nj b. for
aods cost and freight, equal 10 6".c. for
.e'mLlH-l! s' test duty paid. There were
49, 81 further purchases IN the part OF
Z Imolf " I N", - ato.: :.toc, : .. 3. Cuba
l Nv r"fn"1 marke, wac very frm, with q
NY sool domestic demand and evidences
ssa "ph,lluIed demand from abroad. Prices
plaed 30 '" ''-"'' '' ""e s'""
,.e ~ NE marke, for sugar futures new high
,o..ds were again es'abii. he'd and prices
Ts,. Wt unchanged To & pOints higher.
,dyw.s was more or less profit taking ON the
nn., "Ilch was believed to fully dis,
lr,d. we strength In the spot position, but
rs,v as a rule were disposed 10 take a
n" nrln view OF the situation, although
,om, ",n,inleal position of the market caused
ioiis, a't!. uneasiness among holders. Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
DRY GOODS PRICES GOING UP.
Materials Are Costing More and
Wages BEING Advanced.

The Dry Goods Economist this week
says;
There Is scarcity In certain lines and
there are indications that prices will go
higher. especially IL retailers show them
selves willing 10 pay the advances. 1t Is
costing mills more To- produce fabrics.
Wages are being advanced. especially
in New England, New York State and
New Jersey. An hvanc of 10 per cent.
was granted this week to thousands ~
woollen mills operatives. A similar adj
vance has been demanded by cotton mill
employees in New Bedford. IN addition
20 the ; per cent granted them recently.
The dyestufr situation is rs serious as
ever, Foreign manufacturers being
almost wholly out OF the market our
mills must MI up this void as far as
this country is concerned AMI must also
continue 10 supply IN part the countries
which formerly purchased goods from
the helllgor.nt nations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Buyer Hesitate, Fearing Mas
Liquidation,

The cofee market opened . to s points
.oNer DIrlns tho greater parr Of the day
'slng wac easy under scattered liquidation
shi active switching from the near TO the
o'an' positions. There seemed to be hest.
tflon on the part Of buyers on account Of
i"ags OF Nay liquidation. While the mar
~ az rest was a very narrow one. toward
,t Cos- there was a partial rally on buy
~: oE zone OF Ia" early sellers. Fiual quo.
!. '''oAs we're J 10 , points net lower and ont
/ We tO,a! Gays business of t+sJ bags.
80" were N the form OF exchanges Cost
~ freight offers from Brazil we're about
t~hrhun-si While new crop coffee Is now
.+l. offered Ion. July to September ship
uent pros are about equal TO old crop fy-
80 - nelng here at n N to Il. ~. Tho To-
~ spot market was inactive. with prices
ehil-e! at 80. for Rio IS and l0ac. for
ne official cables from Brazil reported a
,~ilhe % IN res IN the RIO market. while
amos Vas unchanged and Rio exchange on
Nntoh Vas stu quoted ~ II q 3ad. Re,
Jus Al me two ports were a2.0n9 bags.
rhaF-! With 2l,oc0 last year. Prices fol
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
Rig CONSUMPTION
=, BY COTTON MILLS
Market Sustained in Face of
DisQuicting international
Problems.
PEACE TALK REVIVED

Taking into consideration the disquiet-
,ng news surrounding the submarine and
Mexican questions. the cotton market
rave a fairly good account Of itself yes
yrdav. although the close showed only
,r,fing net gain for the day. There
was no evidence of weakness. and after
an opening decline prices improved b
to & points.
The chief item OF bullish import was
furnished by the census report Oh sup
py and distribution. This placed the
consumption Of American mills during
March At si3.s25 bales, y new high rec
ord. which compares with $40. 600 bales
IN February and $4,000 bales In March
q last year. The total consumption for
'he eight months up to April l Is 4,22S.-
go bales. against 3~.51S.O5i bales for
ihe same period last year. The con.
sumption OF linters is placed at S0.?o5
htles for the month. against 33.2St In
March of last year The total consump-
oyn Of linters this year is $4,000.
.sxinst $4,000 last year. The stock Of
cottcn in possession of American mills
Is placed at 1,aS0.o00, against l,7tl,0o
last year. The stock of cotton in public
warehouses n congresses is placed at
$4,000 bales. against 3,37i.0o0 last
year.
The cotton trade finds 1t difficult 10
AXE off the ohsession Of an early
peace. A Vienna press cable stating that
considerable significance was attached to
the visit OF Baron Burian to Berlin was
widely commented upon. southern spot
MARKETS. while officially reported un-
changed to slightly lower. nevertheless
were responsible for a good deal Of
tlll,sh gossip. New Orleans wired that
~,nsis,ent srot demand continued and that
Yearly 1000 bales had been sold there.
fai, River reported a further advance
IN piece goods. Abilene. Tex. reported
telvy rains over the whole territory with
considerable lard under water. making
Enchanting necessary.
According to the New York Cotton FIX
'tharge the amount of cotton Brought
into sight for the week was IFS,
ha'es, against 25f.6s2 bales last year
The total for the season was placed Mt
io.as3.55 against l3.so5.o7s bales. Spin
rsrs' takings OF American cotton for tho
week amounted to 236.S33. against 3?4.-
ga last year.
Market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Railroads. Place More Ordcrs for
Locomotives.

The Southern Railway, In addition to
the contract for twenty-five santa fe type
locomotives, has ordered fifteen of the
mountain type from tn" Baldwin Locomo-
tlNc Works. The sainc shops have also
takou miscellaneous orders for seven en-
glucs. Including two mogul for the Cuban
American sugar Company, two for The
Pennsylvania Steel Company. and one each
Tor The Williamsport and North Branch
stat" Board ~ Harbor Commissioners. The
Central Railroad Of New Jersey has
American LOCOMOTIVES Company. and the
Davenport Locomotive company will build
ono engine FOR the Nckooska & Edmonton
Paper Company,
The Pressed Steel Car Company has
taken orders for twenty ore ears for the
Mount Union Refractories Company, TWEEN
ty-hve additional cars for the Aolvay
Process Company and thirty tunnel cars
for the united Verde Copper Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
ne Anaconda Copper Company 10 taking

me Anaeonda Copper Company 70 takins
bids on forty-two rock and nat cars. The
French State Railways in addition to the
SOC. cars placed with American builders
and others placed with Canadian shops
has given an order for 1000 cars to build
ers at barcelona. Spain.
The Erie Railroad recently placed con
tracts for ~. 900 tons of standard section
rails, Of which $4,000 tons will be rolled
by the United States Steel Corporation and
10000 tons BY the Lackawanna Steel Com
pany.
The demand for low phosphorus iron
conbnues active with additional Gales of
5000 tons reported yesterday at 1874 do
livered in the Philadelphia territory. An
other inquiry for 500 tons of foundry
grades came out In the local market yes
terday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
SOME WHEAT PL0uGHED UP.
"Mod~rn Miller" Reports No m
v~m In soft Grain urea.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE Modern Mtller
crop outlook Reports Indicate no I'M
provement In tho soft winter wheat area.
Heavy damage 10 confirmed and plough
ing up Of fields Is increasing with Inn
proved weather.
kansas wheat crop shows improve
mcnt and high promise. except In a FEW
districts. where Hessian files were abun-
dant last fall and now exist"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
STANDARD DBL RAISES WAGES.
New Jersey Corporation Gives In.
crease IN All ReAuer1es.

The standard oil Company Of New
Jersey announced yesterday that. efYec-
tive next Monday, an advance in rates Of
pay ranging from s per cent. TO 10 per
cent. will be made to all employees at
their various rcfneries.
h official announcement added:
This Is a voluntary advance and not
MADE as the result Of any request on
the part Of the mon. This concern ad-
vanced wages last July and adopted the
eight hour day throughout its plants
last September"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. April H-After displaying a
nervous and reactionary tendency Ia the early
dealings the. market for cOpper shares
fe,dicd. with. the. closing prices generally
well above the low and showing rains
throughout the. list. Alaska Gold. American
Illc Butte and superior. Copper Range and
Vnted states Smelling were among the
moro active shares Railroads and industrial
shares were featureless. Tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Anglo French Five-Year
s.
External Loan

Coupons due April -, 1915 from thu
bond. 81 the above loan will be payabls
~ our Once. No. - Wal street. New
York city, on and after that date
J. 4. MORGAN ca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
%COTToNsEED OIL.

Slight ellA advances were tho result ~
'lght buying for southern houses Reports
mat the Holland American Lime strike
mad been settled had snlne influence on Inv
list. The advances we're not hold, how
oyer. declines Of 70 TO IL paints being
scored hcm+ud for contracts for rehnrrS
VAS disapppintincly light. trude oil iu
the S~outhWrs, WIS quoted ~ az. business
h.lng Snpll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. April II with n few executions
tn. market showed n steady tone to-day. Fco.
plps ta~ showed evidences OF renewed llqu'-
datiou Chicago Railways first certificates de
olined about 10 points from the last sales
S,ewar, Warner. Sears Rnchuck and Union
Carbide we're in far demand Bond markct
steady The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

without significant changes IN uuotalInn-.
Activity was we'll distributed with Columbia
Ga. ana Electric, Westinghouse Elsct nc.
American Window GlaS- Mach M. and Ma
,ional Fircprooting being IN far demand
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April = There were no
important price change IN the stock mar.
ke, here william G. amp 4 Sous was y
little lower on smr II transactions Lake
superior after sell - from 10 TO -. closed
q, 10. Bonds We quiet. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April i-Bal'inore Tube.
Oh and Gas common and pre- ferred,
MARYLAND Casualty and Wiyland OIL we're
trap,iorally lower. while other shares showed
no ,han.e IN prices. Bonds were steady ami
quiet The m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

~ " lids 10 Liverpool were. May,
'GIS. ln9ic october. l-0>c January.
s. Tie market there was due to open
'rdaS 10 points advance.
lioss r.rt.r.f. mud s,n.Ess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Ami Il The s,a,~r,ent ~
the receipts and dlsldrs, meuts Of the Treas
NFy shows
Receipts ,,.... ........ ,S7'lfiNl $50, 1913.
Disbursements .,-,.., Si1sS $40 '"1,59, 2ai
DEFICIT. .--.. N0,293a '3',o4i,93t
Receipts tr~ customs to ,lev $500 80; in
ternul revcuvH. OrlUtrr, 81 rs, .Sl,. incons
tax, NIsoii. miscellaneous. StNI.
National bank notes received for redemp
ton, 81, ?ooi''
Tile current statement ot THO United States
Treasurer for April l&'
GENERAL FUND
Available gold ..,... S.SS, -
Available sllNer -... - ld.lttS)
United states notes b,SSs,lsl
reserve mote 2~:.sS:,os7
Cert Nrd r,lerE,s on hanks ls,tN
silver hu,ilon ..., :7.s..s s5
l'nrlassifsi ulrsortc,i currrncyl b33, s%s
Treasury 7a,7o, ,,s
Available cnrr,u', ~ Treasury and
ha,,,s ..'.. ~. ,N. 90
Deduct current lIahillncs ... AH 80 n;S
NJ, balance IA general tuud ,. lI2, Ns.Sis
RESERVE FUND,
Gold coin and bullion ...,,..,., SIS, TH,023
TRUST uND
N redeem out n anding c~rti fcates ~ III: "a, ~
! Grand total cash assets in Treasury s,sS., eSs,6A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

Omen HiSh.Low. Clos
Prov

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
ant unchanged. middllrg. II a5c. Southern
spo, markets ~ officially repor'ed We're
unchanged : 10 . points decline. New Or.
., ans. II Hc Galveston. y Sc Savannah.
- y" Memphis, Ice Augusta. II s'c., HouS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-15

'. Exports yesterday were lis bales. To,al thus
'- this season. ~4,is6.1jl bales. Total last
teason, e,gt.-sS bales
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-09-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Were You present at the opera
house last Sunday morning to
hear the sermon delivered by
Chester Sprngue, the pastor Of
the Christian church? If not you
certainly missed something good,
The audience at the morning .er.
vice was larger than usual, al
though several of the members
were unable to attend on account
If sickness.
The subject for Mr.. Sprague'S
morning sermon next sunday
will be "The Tongue" and for
the evening sermon, 'IIeaven. y
Everybody is urged to attend
these services. \ cordial wei
come awaits all.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
Communion service and sermon
'umcdiately afer the Bible
school. Evening service at I 80
o'clock. Come and enjoy your
self d&w
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-09-21
GERMANY
Irving to Force Belgian Bank.
ers to Loan the Kaiser
S200,000,OO0.

Washington, Sept. IA
protest alleging that German mil.
barry authorities are attempting
% force a loan of 5000. 100000
|rom the Belgian banks. and that
N. Cartier, director of the Ma.
|ional Bank of Belgium. has been
because of his refusal
b consent to the proposal, was
fled at the state department
yesterday by the Belgian lega-
bon.
In statement the legation
Declared its advices confirm the
FORMATION concerning the sciz.
're by the Germans of private
'apitdl in Belgium banks and
show at the same time the utter
'ontempt in which the German
pyernment holds the interna-
'lonal laws and the individuality
private property"
Recent press reports from Ha.
ne contained references to such
loan and to the imprisonment
M NJ. earlier. The Overseas
Aews Agency, a semi.official
berlin concern, however. denied
n a statement that there had
'leen any seizure, and declared
pat the bank had agreed to the
'loan, The arrest of NJ. earlier
ne agency declared, was "nOt
.mnnected with this transaction
md IT was denied that the funds
'sefe used for the new German
'vaf loan.
State department officials
haye not indicated that they con
ndered the controversy one IN
shleh the United States should
Intervene.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-09-21
lamp EXPLODED.

M From Wednesdays Daily.)
ne fire alarm was turned in
a'l night about s O'Clock and as
4; .'1ai the truck was on the scene
+; n 'ess time than it takes to tell
4, On arrival at Mr.. and Mrs.
a alAer Cahow's it was found
! ~, a lamp had exploded. Mr..
~. Buckley, hearing the com
s. %.lon' rushed to the scene and
, ~ extinguished the fire.
~, .sn the local fire company ar
there was nothing to be
Az. There was practically no
sse. ~ 4 81
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-09-21
CHlLDREN DESPOTL
THE PARK.

i has been reported to the
g Y of the city park that
are often seen on the
rfk grounds, and that many
seg OF depredations are commit
.su by them, such as breaking
ne foliage of plants, etc. The Of
nee. acers OF the park request us to
' !, the parents to see that their
sel'aren are not permitted to en-
~ these grounds, as at present
s not intended that they
'nSuld be open to the public.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-09-21

nincs nryon l. r,o ono n,on 90
,.7.., Wv '''' '"" VI
',','0' ''' VI """''i 1t v''h DC SaIu'
ne Is laltnlul ana loyal IN all
things regardless of the attitude
of others towards him. -" Most
men ahusad bv fine momhers
of his own marty rs no has been
, would have suIl,rd in tbnir
tents and in many instances have
rrro,,ncoI tL,i, i,,t, ,II,ni,nn,
| Irt mot .o viii, HIM IT, - mana
nr , dcm,c,.,t thon oyor and
| 5nrhtIoss with thn ovnorianco or
tbrsn few rr,rs addeJ to Lis M.
ro,dv v.idr ,,rao or l.nnv.Ioloa
bo viii co.,o ant or no cr,cfIlr
rurrr and h,.iohtor r,or ovnr
/ W'Irn n" Iorr ILn robinct ror rc
fins, timo in tbo Li.t,rv If ho
Iifo or rLiy ron was orr r,ib in
linn tr. Io,gt .LoI.on prt Drv,n
+. - mann and lis m,rhooI viii
..,,v. it,aIr I'm s,it ~ ,Ivarsa
..fr.r,,,t.,r.,. VI. p,.,r n,v.
.r..I.. or fLo Wilson oIminist,,-
t,r .,s .tLn ,I.,.r v.or1,r- az
a., ,nliti.,r v.n,.rI Fyo,,- an.
,.I,, Ln,y., tIo ,r,, il .v.,ro of
a.. r,.t +h,t l., you'll mot tbrs
,,,.,l. ,,rra.s Lo so bnIicvrs Road
t,o roIInv.inr words or Nh. H,.v.
nm under tl,n c,rtion - REGARD
Without poroIIoI".
"Tbe old world had sovon won.
doris. in fine TrnitoI Statcs fine
roIitic,I world has eleven won.
5ors Tho record made nv fine
,rc,on+ administration i'm tbe
r,ottor or domestic reform is
vitbort norolIcI in thr history of
orr oovcrnmcnt 4 democratic
,rosidont SUMMARIZED NV q demo.
cratic senate and q democratic
rorsn has civen thc country clev.
an epIondii remedial mpa surcs
First TN, tariff law now upon
tbe stotute hooks is the best en-
ocfod within q half century. II
Is written upon fine theory thar a
torifr law should he 50 framed as
/ IA roisc roycnuc and not upon the
/ theory Of Giving protection for
rrotoction's cake. II has lessen
Cd tbo mower Of tbo tariff baron
to ovoct trihrto from fine public.
second Tho income tax pro.
risiop u.bilo q mart of fine opncr.
nj royonrn law. deserves to be
oorsiIorol rnon its own merits.
If was made possible by the adOp-
.iom - rho income tax amend.
,,ont tai, federal constitution.
soorro1 ortor q foht Of more
ror Grtooo veors mad under
.1tmocrotic oolersbip, The in.
oan,a +ov IN tbo law of 1918
transrorrod nearly one hundred
n,illions from CONSUMPTION 70 in
oomos fms relieving the masses
cron, tho iniustice that republi-
oom tariff laws had mt upon
,,om an ininstice which would
stilI continue if the republicans
had romoincd in mower.
Tbird The currency law is
tbe greatest niece of construct.
iro leoisIation fine generation has
soon II brings TO the commerce.
world a relief sorelv needed. It
breoks wall streets despOtic
hold upon the business of the