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Gerard for League or
J3ryan Treaties
j?amos W. Gerard, spoaldng at tho
iacftson Day Domocratlo dinner at
Wellington, January 8, said in part:
"Wo Doraocrato ought to bo cheer
ful tonight. Two million men armed
and oqulppod and placed in Franco in
ono short year. No scandals of om
balmod boof or Americans Bhot down
bocduso their rifles did ;iot flro
BmOkoless powdor but tho old
targot making black. A groat war
and America tho spiritual loader of
thp world. r
"Ono fact wo cannot deny tho
Republican party is today confident
of success, and So its loaders are
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Annfo4 Triune Writo lor list of Invon
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prison offered for liivoiitloiif. Krmlkotch Tor Iro
opinion or intrtilnlilllly. ( ur four baokN bciH ft-oo
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80x3 7.30 3tx4K 13.08
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Over 260,000 Now In Use
Wn linvo urovod to hundreds of thousands of
aufTAtara from hernia (runturo) that to obtain
Itiitlntf reltof onq dovolop a natural process for
bottormont comco by wearlnfc a PInpao-Pad.
Thin natantcd mechcmlco-chemico dovico can do
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Ulq ttUlUU xur uu. jlaiu nvtu.tii. ua cma iiiiavjuv
BtJpport iffirravntoa ratner than improves tho
condition. The Planao-Pad enn and dooa aid tho
xnuBclooin mvln propor support, thereby ron-
dermff eiljciont am to rtaturo m rcotorinor
ntmncrtri to tno wcaiconca muscics. uointr sou-
rlhoslve there is no Blioninrr and shiftiner of
pad vHth rcoultant irritation and chafing. Most
pnmfortnhlo to "wear no delay from work.
Awarded Gold Medal nt Homo and Grand
Prix at Paris.
Sand
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FLATAO LABORATORIES. Block 2179, SL Ltd,, Me.
looking for a candidate warranted In
aso of oloctlon to stand without
hitching whllo tho wlckod ond of
Wall stroot Is sharpening Its knivot.
for tho slaughter. t
"For thoro is a good and a bad
Wall streot. A good Wall street
composod of brokers and corpora
t'ons doing business honestly in tho
financial heart of America all
necessary helps to the development
of the richest country in tho world
and its foreign trado. But thoro
is also a wickedly speculative Wall
stroot, wrecking railroads when it
can and fleecing tho public tho
speculative band of money changers
have no place in tho temple of De
mocracy. "Thoro Is no uso catering to them
most of them aro naturally Repub-
lcans and monoy.no longer wins
elections witness tho $2,000,000
slush fund which failed in tho last
Mayoralty election in .Now York.
"Tho railroad workers must have
a share both In the profits and a
volco in tho management and tho
road of promotion kept open foi
them.
BIG FOREIGN PROBLEMS
"But before domestic problems
comes a groat foreign ono. What a
pity that tonight the gront man in. the
While House cannot reioip over tho
adoption of tho League with a world
breathing thankfulness for frprd"m
from war an tu.ving all its energies
to commorco and peace. The yoling
men offered the fair gift of life can
tho old offer noth'ng but quarrel
some jabbering? Tho opposition to
tho League of Nations is like that
of ovor a hundred years ago to tho
adoption of the Constitution. You
know that Patrick Henry said, re
ferring to the Constitution, SAs th's
government stands I despise and ab
hor it.'
"I honestly believe that the League
does not put America in danger and
that tho only right we abandon is tho
right to commit organized murder
under the name of war.
"But if tho Loaguo falls utterly,
If no sens'ble compromise is made,
then let tho world accept the peace
treaties of William Jennings Bryan.
They aro a practical basis for ending
war. If they had been adopted by
all countries in 1914, tWs war would
never havo taken place. And lot
us then go further and induce all
nations to agree that no nation shall
go to war without first obtaining by
referendum vote tho consent of its
own peoplo.
"Above all, if our patty is to win
wo must not forgot that tho Demo
cratic party is tho party of ideals,
tho party of the worker and tho
humble. You cannot make men work
by threatening them with jail or
govern tho country industrially by
injunction.
UNIONS HERE TO STAY
"The trade unions have come to
stay. Tho worklngmon kno that it
is inrougn tne union that they havo
escaped tno industrial slavery that ex
isted even in Victoria's day.
"The worker has a right to a liv
ing wagewhat is that? Enough at
least to give a decent living a rea
sonable hope for old age. A human
Interest in life with a little pleasure
and amusement, and above all hope
ior uie cnuaren a chance for them
to rise in life tho doors of oppor
tunity Kopt wide open.
"But perhaps our paramount, im
mediate need is the ending of Gov
ernment extravagance and the reduc
tion . of taxes. A chanoo for that
forgotten, choked, negleted inivid
ual tho American business man. As
Secretary Glass said, 'all sense of
values seem to have departed from
among us. Departments bombard
Congress with projects all conceived
in sublime indifference to the -fact
I that the great business of tho coun-
DEMOCBUSOE
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From Collier's Weekly.
try is now at a loss.' Investigate
and cut down. Put most of our taxes
predictions of his friends, will bo an
enlargement upon tho suffrage idea
on the luxuries of the foolish and give to embody equal, moral, as well as
the thrifty business man some voting rights.
chance, Let us put a higher tax on
the fake antiques that our million
aires swallow. That is only an in
stance of a possible tax on luxury.
" A w t Tl trv n 4s .-1v a mr v.Mi1VM
x. mmiuuuuu uiujr a 1C W U1U11111B
ago sent nearly $500,000 to Germany
to buy a picture of Vanmeer think
of it, $30,000 a year to own a Dutch
daub and $500,000 paid to Germany
when our allies suffer.
"With the business man we must
include the farmer. JThe farmer re
ceives too little for'"hi!j goods the
consumer pays too mu"h To out out
the middleman, to organize distribu
tion is surely a part of interstate com
merce and a concern of the Federal
Government."
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INVENTIONS
BRYAN IN NEW YORK
Robert J. 'Bender, in New York
Staff Correspondence, says: William
Jenn'ngs Bryan, father of numerous
campaign issues, is about to spring a
brand new one on the unsuspecting
public.
According to friends with whom
he discussed the subject, ho will ad
vocate the-principle of a single moral
Htnnrlnril for mnn onl nrnm..' t-
hr tn ntfpnrf n i,nt i",f 1 INVENTIONS WANTED. Cash or royalty
tn 7aniiaa TiiT i i ' ucu"ou I for Ideas. Adam Fisher Mrg. uo., iu
to discuss the reported issue lie- is St. Louis, Mo.
conuueung, Dut aia admit that he isl
now editing some matter that he will
shortly "broadcast throughout ttie
country."
Bryan rode to fame on the wings
of the free silver issue in 1896. Ho
uibo arovo tne prohibition chariot up
and down the land gathering an
oyer increasing number of followers
From its inception he has 'strongly
sponsored the principle of equal suf
frage for men and women. His lat
est proposal, if ho carries out the
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