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Senator Gooding o Idaho complete
ly outdoes McGumbor and other arch
defenders of high protection in plac
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osophy. No competitive tariffs for
him; no duties that merely equalize
domestic and foreign production
costs. "I would build a tariff wall
cloar around the Country so there
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There is no half way business
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would be produced here no matter
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exclude foreign products. And, as
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made sufficiently high.
It is hard to believe that a repre
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this country's economic progress has
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ijli industries in which our costs of
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Yet Senator: Gooding would disre
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tlon in agriculture, in cotton and shoe
manufacture and in other industries
in which this nation has a distinct
advantage to employ them in enter
prises where the output per man
would be substantially less than it is
today. That our total production,
our national dividend would be ma
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a program is axiomatic.
The votes of Republican senators
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New against the finance committee's
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authorities to curb liquor smuggling
into America from Bermuda and the
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In His Image
By William Jennings Bryan
This volume, issued in March by Fleming H. Revell Company,
publishers, contains the nine lectures delivered by' Mr. Bryan at
the Union Theological Seminary, Richmond, Virginia, last Octo
ber under the following titles:
First: In tlie Beginning, God.
Second: Thei Bible. v
Third: What Think Ye of Christ?
Fourth,: The Origin of Man. N
Fifth: , Tho Larger Life.
Sixth: Tho Value of n Soul.
Seventh: Three Priceless Gifts.
Eighth: "His Government anck Peace."
Ninth: The Spoken Word.
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