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New Britain herald., 1926-07-01
By The Associated PreEa-

By The Associated PrekA-
 New York-Tokens of great pros perity for the first half of the year were in the mails today-checks for much of the $491,915,o0 in interest and dividends due on American se- curities this month. The total is an increase of $53,000,000 over July 1 year ago.
 Washington Uncle Sam began his new fiscal year today with a surplus Of nearly s390,00Q,0o0 and with indications for some mighty good crops.
 New York-Singing Of the Star Spangled Banner has been forbidden at tonight's Uncle sam" night of the New York Port society for sea men. Mrs. Charles R. Scarborough, in charge of the exercises, says the song IS full of hatred. Yankee Doodle" and God Save the King" will be on the program.
 New Rochelle, N. Y.-Woodrow Wilson memorial high school has been renamed plain New Rochelle high school. The Republican alder men decided that they were bound to remove school questions from partisan politics"
 Albany-Governor Smith is of the opinion that "a little group of small town, small fry, peanut poll ticians" in New Rochelle ''hayr abundant reason to be ashamed of themselves.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

Henley, England-E. ". Powell, schoolmaster at Eton. ought to be able to produce some good oarsmen from the boys. He won his heat in the diamond souls on the first occasion he had competed since he won the final fl years ago.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
Meigs

Telephone service since the storm
has been off to the county seat. We
understand the company expects to
connect nr again this Saturday
The name of the daughter born
to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Henderson
OF Cleveland is Dorothy May,
We were sorry indeed to hear of
the illness Of our good friend Mrs.
e, C. McNutt.
A GAINESVILLE physician was called
in consultation with local NJ. D.
in the case of Catherine jenkins,
Friday. She seems to be improv-
ing.
Thirty-eight at Meigs Valley
grange Saturday night Meigs Val
1ey's outstanding piece of communi-
ty work is to be the graveling of
the road from the BarnesviIle pike
to the Meigs church. One petition
and one demit were read and re-
ferred.
Maurine Oglevee came home Sat
urday from her S. @. c. trip. She
will write it up for the local pa
pers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29

gram. He promised mo to make
arrangements with your mems
chorus, to come up for that date.
Now ! am sure that he will see to
this. but TSwant to write you and
make doubly sure of it. Then too,
4 should be wonderfully pleased, If
you could come with them and their
families, and preach for me in the
morning or evening of that date.
T. Bailey also, for the afternoon at
i2.20. This will be 4 treat to your
folks and mine as we'll, as it is an
unusual thing for a bishop to ar
range his itinerary, so as to come to
a small place like this. However,
DR. Slutz promised to get him upon
condition that / should try to have
500 people here. / think, if things
work out. | will have possibly 1000
here. Perhaps you could bring
along some folks who could render
some special numbers, and then a
speaker or two. | am counting on
you and the others to help US out.
! My people here are in need of an
awakening, and | believe this will
be an eye-opener. / trust you are
all well and enjoying fine year
Rem ember me to all my former
Pensioners, and tell them that
want to see them once again
Sincerely, Claude h Roe.
Mrs. j. H. Mcdowell emma Cor
dom, aunt of your scribe, who has
been i'll at her home on route two,
for some time, remains about the
same
Death of Mrs. Einrr Henderson
A telephone message conveyir z
1.-THE news of the death OF Mrs. FL
mer Henderson sof Cleveland, Mon
day, brought sadness to the hearts
tof the relatives and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Henderson. Elmer Zen
derson is and mas been a model
young man who has countless
friends II this his old home egun-
ty. Mrs. Henderson while net so
who met her ON her visit here.
Their babe w;ss born only week
before the muiher's daath, and up
until Saturday Mrs. Henderson
seemed to be doing nicely. The
sympathy lof all goes out to all in
their sad foaTr. "A nsore extended
account will fpe given next week.
Wilson Henderson, father of Elmer
Henderson, .gnd daughter Mrs Ma
bel RisebeTg, went TO Cleveland
Tuesday. The funeralywas held We'd
nesdaF ,afteHaoon, with buykal al
Cleveland
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29

Atty Everett Ogleyee of Bloom
ington, ILL., will arrive Tuesday for
La visit with his mother and broth
ler E. r. and family
Mrs r. u. Slnes went to New
ark Saturday on account of the i'll
ness of her son-in-law Fred Hot
finger. Mr.. Hottinger was a World
war veteran, and was gassed, and
his present condition Is attributed
to that.
In letter from our friend Gil
bert Carnes, Toledo, we learn his
father is improved. Pete don't get
to liking Toledoans as we'll as the
Muttonburgers so far. OF course
he isn't as we'll acquainted yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hottinger Of
Newark came home with the lat
ter's mother Mrs Stella Sines, Sur
day, for a several days visit.
The following letter from Rev.
Roe, pastor of the Chandlerspalle
church, and a former pastor Of the
McKendree circuit, is self exptana-
tory except that ii looks now as
though there would be 500 so from
Morgan county; and H. II. Ogleyee
of Cumberland viii be there and we
wouldn't be surprised to see the
Old Washington folks there, besides
many from all over the district. Get
it right. You don't have to be a
Methodist to be welcome to this
gathering:
Charlottesville, o., July 20, 1926,
Rev. J. l.. Nuznm,
McConpelsville, O.
Dear Brother: Last week | made
arrange gements through DR.. Slutz, our
district superintendent, for an all
day rally for our charge, here at
ChandlersvilIa, with a great prg
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
WHO AND WHAT WE SAW
fBy Isabel Bozman) J

fLS IEdDCl BOEIuduJ
The interesting points on our jour
Dey this year have been surprise at
excess weight and value of baggage;
carefully weighed at the time of
buying tickets, resulted in an unex-
pected addition to the amount set
aside for the trip.
A letter had been forwarded to
the Y. w. at Pittsburgh, for a reser-
walton for two people This gave us
well lighted and clean room for
twice the amount paid last year. The
taxi service. to and from the station,
was only half Of the charge Of last
year, so the world balances if we
but give it time On the last few
miles of our journey was a great sur
prise, for who of us gets much for
ten cents. nowadays. Yet three
miles, with room for our hand bags,
in a luxurious bus, .. and with at
tention ard Kindness to our travel
ing companion, was given for the
small sum Of a dime"
This old world has many ready
for service The r. R. man, young
man travelling our way. the taxi, and
bus driver, ali helped my needy
friend on the steps. The beauty Of
the natural scenery along the Allie
gheny valley, can only be surpassed
by the Blue Muskingum. Our hills
rise in much finer lines from the
river banks, and We have better
timber, than is seen on the scrubby
fats Of that Pennsylvania valley.
The fertility of the fields in western
New York is shown to be poor, when
the beauty of many meadows is that
OF mass of daises; the whole field
in one place was filled with the pref
ty flowers. Yellow buttercups and
paint brushes were bountifully
grouped to the spelling of good
grazing land, but to the joy of the
eye.
On arriving, it was fine to be
greeted by Mrs. c. F. Carson; and
to have as summer companion,
such friend, will add greatly to the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
Reunion OF Black Family

The annual reunion of the John
and Sarah Black family was held
July 16, at Putnam Hill park.
GAINESVILLE, o. Rev. and Mrs. J. T.
Black of Jerome, Arizona, who
were present after an absence of Is
years, gave interesting talks during
the afterrDon
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Black and son George of Mt.
Vernon: Rev. and Mrs, D. T. Burns,
Berea, O.; Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer,
Frazeysburg; Rev. and Mrs. J. T..
Black. jerome, Ariz.; Mrs. Ina Grove
and children, of Columbus; Mr. and
Mrs. H. &C. Black and daughters, Mt.
Vernon; Mrs. Olive Eidelman and
daughter, Athens; Rev. and Mrs. A.
E. Black, Mrs. Sarah LcCracken,
Jeffersonville: Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Hupp, Vincent; Mrs. Florence Sor-
rell and children, New Concord ,
Mr.. and Mrs. San Whitehart and
daughter, Logan; James Black. Mar
ietta; Joe Farmhouse and family,
Blue Rock; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Barn
houss and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Farmhouse, South GAINESVILLE; Ben
Sells, Rolph Sells, John Young. Nick
Barnhouse, Dafe Dougherty and
families, Stockport route; Mr.. anG
Mrs. Emmett Farmhouse and daugh
ter, Stockport; Mrs. Frank Cooper
and children, Mrs. Irene Holmes ana
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Burns
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora FELTON, and daugh,
( ter, ". II. Young, J. S. Black. and
Rev. o. E. Ford and families, all OF
ZanesTille.
/ Miss May Armstrong Of Lakewood
O., Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Phillips and
son, and grandsons. of Stockport
Miss Marie Yarnell of Mansfield
Mrs. a "A. AXline and daughter. Mrs
H W. Booth and darghter, Mr., and
Mrs Thos, Adkins. Mrs. Mcdonald
Mrs. Harriet Soliday. Miss Helen
Hall, James Trout, all of GAINESVILLE.
and Miss Esther Wells and Mrs. Lin
ola Yarnell of Stockport, were guests.
Wy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
Warren Olney

! Warren Olney, son OF Elias N. and
Lucy Vaughn Olney, was born in
Windsor township. March 26, 1856,
and died July s. 1926, being 40
years, three months and 13 days of
age. He was married to Elma
Hindman March 10, 1886. vine died
June 81, 1925. To this union were
born three children, Delpha at
home; Vernon of Duncan Falls. and
Ida Wilson OF Columbus He also
leaves two brothers, Henry and
Edward Olney of near Beverly. and
one sister, Mrs. E. Z. McSwords of
Newark, and four grandchildren. He
united with the Fletcher NJ. E.
church at an early age and lived an
upright life; was a kind and de-
voted husband and father. and was
we'll respected by all who knew him.
Funeral services were held July
10 at the Stockport Christian church,
conducted by Rev. Stinson of the
Beverly Christian church, and burial
was made in the Stockport cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
COterie Club

The Caoterie met Thursday, Ju1g
IS, with II members, four visitors
and seVet children present, at the
home of Mrs. Ethel Griest. After
Mrs. Blanche Simpson, president,
taking charge of the business, pro-
gram prepared by Mrs. Cora Nc
Grath was responded to by all pres
ent. The hostess served a delicious
lunch during the social hour. The
program for the August meeting,
prepared by Mrs. May Spencer, is as
follows: Song, selected by Gladys
Tompkins; HOW may farmer and
wife take a vacation together; dis
cussion led by Blanche Simpson and
Mary Scott; Balanced ration for a
day during SUMMER, Edna Handle
ton, Kate Henery and Blanche Hen
cry; What does county fair mean TO
me, all members; music, by hostess.
Adjourned to meet with Edna HAM
tleton, Aug. 19.--~XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
Dale

Several ia this neighbOrhood Wis
tied Mrs. Frank McPeak, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Rice and son
Carl from Indiana are spending
their vacation among relatives here
Harold Zumbro played ball Sun
day with Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rich Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Blind, Thomas Blind
and Marion Blind, spent Sunday ey-
ening with Mr. and Mrs. l.. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Work and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde An
till spent Sunday with relatives at
Canaanville.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blind and
family and Mrs. Mary Coleman
spent Sunday at Wrightstown.
Mrs. George Vincent returned to
her home at Bartlett, after caring
for her daughter Mrs. Frank Nc
Peak, who is some improved.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Hall spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Charley
Hall.
Mrs. Frank Jobes and son Har-
land spent Sunday afternoon With
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bachelor
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Marion Bachelor.
Hariand Jobes returned TO his
home, after spending several days
with Carlyle Dinsmore of Marietta.
Roaly Perry and family spen1
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Bachelor.
.gir. and Mrs. Frank Martin anC
family of McConnelsville, spen1
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
-Rpss.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29

pleasure of the outing. We were
quite surprised to have Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Hatton Of Youngstown for
the week end and Fourth of July.
Tomorrow we have two concerts
By Sousa and his band this is
surely treat for us. who seldom
hear great music. The July soloists
are very satisfactory On Sabbath
they take part in the worship at tine
amphitheatre, and one at least sings
at the p. m. organ recital, while
the whole quartet adds to the Sab
bath evening song service.
Who is here? The happy meet
ings of the first days included three
teachers from Kentucky, South Car
olina and Virginia. many friends
from New York and Pennsylvania:
while at our church auxiliary, those
we have known for a number of
years, from Kansas, Michigan and
the far west.
Making call on club friend.
was pleased to meet sisters from the
south with the regular southern ac-
cent, and full of memories of old
homes, as they still live in their
grandfather's house.
The attraction Of this place is the
types of people we meet, besides
noted ones of the world.
Last night We heard a recital of
THE Nut" very taking play hav-
ing a run in New York Was de-
lighted that the scene was laid at
Ohio State University, and reference
made to going home TO GAINESVILLE,
so we were thrilled at the yells
"O-Hi-O" and We're waiting for
you Ohio"
We want to tell you of other
events in lighter vein.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
GrugSkSviMe Rts

The Jerusalem E. L. Sunday
school will mold their annual picnic
Aug. z. "A nice program is being
prepared.
Charles Ewytzer 2and wife and
Charles Knapp and wife sPegtt Sun
day With Frank ClEger and fam
lily OF OpilMd bars.
Young Boy Dies
Earl Cantsr the 6lght year old
son Of G. M Canter 9ntl wife, died
Thursday morning. Funeral SER
vices were held at Black Oak, Sat
urday morning, conducted by Rev.
Sellers uf Crook ksville The father
mother, two brothers and ONE sis
ter survive
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29

own, survive. She leaves also one
brother, Thomas of Pickerington
and three sisters, Lottie and Mrs.
Isabel Barnhart of Toledo, and Mrs.
Cora Henry Of Malta route Two
brothers are deceased. She united
with the NJ. E. church several years
ago, at Deayertown.
We wish to thank the neighbors
for their kindness and help in this
time of sadness; also the singers
and Rev. Hart for his consoling
words, and all others who showed
Kindness in any Way.-Sisters.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
AVOID
SUMMER COLDS
hr@@p Sesons WNh
SCOTS EMULSION
NeelyYille

Mrs. Margaret Robinson and
Mrs. Jane Ghsen were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs.. Alex Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Singree
have named their new son, Harry.
Ivan Moore spent Sunday at Don
Moore's.
Master Glenn Farnsworth was
quite sick Monday with indigestion
Reuben Lighthizer Of GAINESVILLE
visited in this vic1ity recently
Arthur Tarnsworth and family
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Plummer scott.
Miss Margaret Harper and Miss
Dorothy Barnes spent Saturday
night with Nies Lavella Moore OF
near hackney.
Mrs. Annie Ralph and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lonnie Ralph spent Sunday
afternoon at Plummer Scott's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
RanafieltLRucey Reunion

The Bamheld-Bueey reunion was
held July 4, at the home Of 4. P.
Bamield on the Marietta pike near
Relief station. All came with we'll
filled baskets and at noon a boun-
teous two course dinner was serv-
ed.
Those present were A. P Bamfeld
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.. Har-
land and sonA, o. ID Leonard and
family, Hr. end Mrs. e. S. Robin
son and son, Roy y. Bamfeld and
family, HY. ard Mrs. ". B. Rollieon,
w. A. Bum ASkd, Mrs. Lizzie Har-
land ans ehildres, kY. and Mrs. P.
H. Bussy, Harry Bassy and family,
Mr. and Mrs.. c. W. Brown, MIR. and
Mrs Vida A Combs and son. Jean
and karilyn Brooks, Mrs. Oracle
Hopkins and children. All enjoyed
the day and left hoping to meet
again at the Bamfeld- -Bucey reun-
ion in 1S27.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
UniOnvilh

IT. V. Ray, wife and sen Kenneth
saRd daughter Mildred, arrived home
afsst Wednesday night from six
weeks auto tour of the western
states, and through their courtesy
your scribe aind family are in re-
ceipt of a box of very fine Calffor-
sIi5a fruits, consisting of oranges.
demons and grapefruit, which they
picked from the fruit orchards in
fCalifornia We saw and spoke to
the editor of the Demncrat last Sun
fEly, as he mo1Dred Through this
village, but he did mot stop, so as
to give us chance 'ro give him a
sample of the frufss.-Usn't that
Typical of our lGck.-Ed.)
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. p. Yocom and
INF. and Mrs. Earl Hodgin of fChes-
tsrhill passed through this village
fSunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. f. Foster amt
tcf ildren motored ito Noble county
Sunday, and spent the day with his
beother Carlos Foster and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Efmer Kirkbrih'
were Sunday visitors with Obe Me-
HI bben of Hookshurg.
Russell Duwa7l and Miss WaTz
Siagree motored to GAINESVILLE SUE
tday, and called on friends.
ZlMr. and Mrs u H. Wickershan
and daughter Mary visited with h1:
tparents Mr. and Mrs. j. N. WioiE-
erhham at ReinersVille, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Charley Lyons aaf
family of Cum berlaud, visited herr
Sunday with Mr.. ami Mrs. Fletchte1
/ Lyons and family
Mr., and Mrs. Harry McFerren oi
Hackney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cham
| hers of Bristol and Mr.. and Mrs
! VIII Hooper Of BeEileLt, visited Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Du~
wall
Mr.. and Mrs. c A. Stegner spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Keyhoe Of Beverly
W. D. Barnes and Family attend
ted church at Pleasant Grove, Sun
.,iay.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T V. Ray and fam
ERly and Allen Trott of Bristol spent
Sunday Tih Mr.. and Mrs. |. K.
Barnes.
Rev. SGaley of Bristol preached
here Sunday night to a large and
appreciatiye audience.
- 7he Center Progressive club gave
their play here Saturday night 1t
was pronounced good by the large
crowl preseH.. These players will
receive our welcome for a return
date.
Don't forget the I. o. O. D.. in
stallation here Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Adrean and
sons of McConnsisville, were callers
here Sunday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
Mrs. Catherine McCabe

Catherine Longstreth was born
July 5, 1878, and died July II,
1925, aged As years, 26 days. She
was the daughter of Bartholomew
and Amanda Fletcher Longstreth.
She was united in marriage to John
McCabe, Oct. 20, 1900. To this un-
ion were born five children, two of
whom died in infancy, and Will
nina at the age of 23. The hus-
band and two children, Harvey and
Maggie of the home near Deaver-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
Gard of Thanks

We wish in this way to extend to
friends and neighbors our heartfelt
thanks for their loving deeds of
kindness to us in our hour of sor-
row, during the illness and passing
of our father, Warren Olney. We
also thank the minister and sing
ers, and friends for the beautiful
floral ffeTings.-Delpha and Ver-
non Olney, Mrs. Ida Wilson.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
When The Old Back Aches!

Just how hard it is for man Cor
a woman, ether with an aching
back to nerve himself up to his
task, no one but the sufferer can
tell when my back hurts and
irregular secretions warn me of
coming trouble, l take Foley's Pills.
a diuretie stfmuiant for the kid
neys They give me sSlick re-
suits" Ask VIM. F, Lagie, Ander-
son. Ind, 4O2 W. 21st ST.. about
Foley Pills They are a reliable
valuable medicine, guaranteed to
give satisfaction Cost little. Sold
everywhere.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-07-29
The Morgan County Democrat Mcconn Ohio Thursday July % 1926

Theron stoneburner, Howard Al
lard and Raymond Maier and fam
lies and Sam Bush and wife spent
Sunday at the home of Ezfa Allard
and wife, helping Mr. Allard cele-
brate his birthday.
Several relatives, OF South Web
ster, attended the funeral Of Earl
Canter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-03

thew cry. land look at the way
he has Inundated her for years
With his flirtations. Oh. YES
he's been a good provider ana
the children seem to adore AIM,
but think Of the way he's made
that poor woman suffer. BeileVe
me. IL he'd been mine
But Annettee only says: Yes, !
shall forgive-but shall never
never forget. !"
And poor Fred is % grateful
to be home again that he could
crawl at her feet In gratitude.
Yet wherein lies the cause Tor
gratitude?
why should we feel 50 self
righteous when we decide to Tor
give but not forget?'
How much beauty or virtue Is
there to such forgiveness1
Not 1-1,0OO,OOO part Of ! per
cent!
It's only a sn1irlSy gesture that
parks a laurel on our ownN brow
while it rubs salt in the other
fellows wound. Personally. IL
had to take my choice between
living with forgiveness Ike
that and finishing II quick In
the electric chair, I'd choose. the
chair.
And I don't mean maybe or
perhaps.
The reason that this statement
ia both abominable and ridiculous
il this
III you really forgive there IS
nothing to forget.
For true forgiveness Is SIMPLY 2
healing understanding: Ana n
Won understand, there can only
he comradeship, there will be no
resentful remembering.
There's no spiritual formula
about that--no mystic ritual. It's
simply a matter of sensible hui
man reaction. When Christ said:
Forgive us our trepasses as we
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-03-03
DIR. FRANK CRANES
DAILY EDITORIAL
BY DR. FRANK CRANE
War Seeds

E report Of Secretary Hoover before the House Inter
state and Foreign Commerce Committee called ont -
some portions Of the press Of the country the ex-
preston war seeds.
and other nonopoIies of similar nature By other coun
tries he alleged that artificial control OF prices Of sucn
things Al rubber coffee caphor iodine, nitrates potash
mercury unwarranted and were causes g
war.
he world, he said shas often enough attempts
that we have seen long forgotten reHc
mediaevasm and Of wartime expedency py
erecting official controls trade in materials Of Wncn
their nationals produce part Of the world supply
At the analysis it will be found that most wars
nate from interfering with the natural laws g
the business world.
Business left to itself and free interference regulates
itself AS water finds its level business various paris
Of the world tends to equilibrium.
The law Of supply and demand enacIed ~ naluIs
long before any legislative acts
There may be excuse Tor natlons az Lhey arT Y
growth out Of the past way Of governing mankind bu1
nature is intent upon making the human race unit
Business knows no boundaries It IS like health art learn
inc and science universal And the aim OF ai govern
enfs should be dominate other territories pus
"a sea that they become peaceful centers Of trade
If this IS becoming business world and y looks tna va
al attempts to regulate business By politics ana
opposed to the law Of progress i,
II revenue It Is usually form OF robbery those aWa
v which one country takes advantage o. ls sole
- necssitv to nuct other countries IS OF piece Win me
and other nefarous devices by when govern
ment hopes to raise money -
This money could be easily raised n some anu
s, ! srvav heinful and not hurtful to business
when Mr. Harding talked about there being soo much
IN business and too little business ~ govern.
ment he said what is commonly considered e g
full.