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BKYAN AND PRIVILEGE
Secretary of State Bryan is a dis
tinct disappointment to the kept
papers and hired men of privilege.
Those prophets of oyII pretended to
see dire disaster overwhelm the Wil
son administration if Bryan was
given the portfolio of state. Bryan
would he dictator. Caesar in the
heydey of his autocracy was only a
Piker compared to what Bryan would
develop into when once he had his
portly person and splendid genius in
stalled in the office of secrotary of
state. They were vastly concerned
for poor President Wilson and the
future of their masters. In rathor
querulous fashion they continue
their concern. They are puzzled to
find out why it is that Bryan has not
jumped to share the party leadership
with the president in the tariff re
vision policy, why he is not brows
ing on the fringe of the presidential
pasture and, generally, so to speak,
"butting in" and disturbing things.
One point they forget. Bryan is not
now playing, no more than ho ever
has played, the game of privilege.
He is no freshman in the university
of politics. His aim, since he first
went to congress from Nebraska, has
been for the broader effort of pa
triotism and of statesmanship, and
on this campus he has been the
heroic, the conquering figure.
Were he of the petty, the quib
bling sort, privilege would find
ways other than persistent and un
just criticism to reach him. They
clutter at his heels now because, in
the exercise of his splendid patriot
ism, ho wisely and properly leaves a
clear field of action to the president.
The responsibility for success or
failure of the administration rests
with President Wilson. Mr. Bryan
is working with all of his great
energy for success. That is why he
is such a disappointment to tho
powers that prey. Denver News.
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THE NEW INSURANCE CODE
The Midwest Life favored tho in
eurance code bill because it Is a good
measure, drawn along modern lines
and in the interest of the policy
holders as well as the companies.
There is no reason why insurance
companies should not come under
regulation the same as hanks, rail
roads and other public or quasi-public
corporations; and the man or the
company who does not recognize this
fact and bow in graceful submission
has simply lost the procession and
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i Tho Midwest Life had anticipated
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A LINE ON McREYNOLDS
What manner of man is McRey
nolds, attorney general in President
Wilson's cabinet? A friend of the
trusts or a foe? One who believes
that criminal law is for rich and poor
or poor alone?
Here's a straw?
Lovett, chairman of the Union Pa
cific board, submitted to the attorney
general his new plan for the dis
solution, in accordance with court
decree of the U. P.-S. P. merger.
McReynolds studied it over and
handed it back with tho statement
that it -wouldn't do. Lovett never
theless will submit the plan to the
court, but McReynolds will fight it
there. He is determined to have a
dissolution that will dissolve, and
result in real competition.
So far, so good.
Comes now Julius Kruttschnitt,
chairman of the Southern Pacific's
hoard of directors, with an offer to
sell back to the government 6,300
acres of California land at the pre
vailing price for agricultural and
grazing land, for obtaining which
from the government through al
leged fraud officers of the company
are under indictment. Declining the
offer, the attorney-general's office
said: "The government will not
withdraw the charges of fraud so
far as they concern the men in the
conspiracy in the obtaining of these
lands."
Attorney General McReynolds is
off on the right foot Dubuque (la.)
Telegraph-Herald.
HIS WAY
Visitor (to facetious farmer)
"I'd like to know why on earth you
call that white pig 'Ink,'?"
Facetious Farmer "Because he's
always running from tho pen!".
Town Topics.
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FOR SALE
An Improved Texas Farm
I OFFER for Sale 240 acres of
land, three miles from Mission,
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