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to tho pooplo flmn Wilson. I should
say that tho Wilson league without
tho dotting of an "i" or tho crossing
of a "t" will not bo indorsed. If so
it will bo a Bryan victory and as both
parties will then favor reservations
tho league will hardly be a clear cut
issuo, but prohibition may supplant it,
if Bryan puts over his dry plank. 1
hoar ho wants to bo permanent chair
man of tho convention. If he can
achievo that, ho may do more. He
may bo tho nominee who can tell V
There isn't anybody apparently whom
ho can support with quita tho en
thusiasm with which ho can support
himself. Aside from tho largo loom
ing of Mr. Bryan it seems to mo, that
just at present thero is a drift of.
opinion in favor of tho selection of
Mr. McAdoo for tho nominee at San
Francisco and Mr. McAdoo. is holping
tho drift along by his utterances in
favor of freo speech and all that sort
of thing. If Mr. McAdoo can get
Bryan and has Wilson, lid's tho candi
date. But let's wait and see!
Reody's Mirror, St. Louis.
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'MR. HOOVER'S LETTER ON
TREATY RATIFICATION
Mr. Hoover's letter follows:
"New York, May 13, 1920.
"Chester Murphy and O. C. Leitor,
''Hoover Republican Club, Port
land, Oregon:
"I beg to reply as follows to your
request for my views on various mat
tors arising in the Oregon primaries.
"Tho President has declared the
the Democratic party must demand
tho acceptance of the league in" full
as presented by him to tho Senate.
Senator Johnson demands that the
Republican party oppose .Ins league
altogether. Two more destructive at
titudes toward a great issua could
not bo found.
"An emergency is created by this
alliance of destruction. The lispira
tions of the great majority of our
people will be thwarted by either of
these" extremes. This majority is
fixed in its determination that the
United States, both for our own pro
tection and in the interest of the wel
fare of tho world shall join provides
for substitution of methods of the.
league by ratifying tho treaty which
peace for methods of war, but that
we thall do so only under assurances
of no infringement of our constitu
tion nnd our traditions.
"The inflexible attitude of the
President and his supporters and of
Senator Johnson and his supporters
has brought this issue into the elec
tion" at an immeasurable moral and
economic cost to bur country and to
the world. If the Republican party,
howoyer, is to voice the will of the
people and is not to forfeit the cer
tainty of leadership in the next four
years, it must embrace the great "op
portunity which the majority of the
American people are prepared to give
it. It must support the league with
reservations. It must not fall into
tho trap that the Presidont and Sena
tor Johnson are enticing it into.
"A league for the reduction of
armament and the prevention of wai
is not tho property of any one party.
It was early enunciated by Theodore
Roosovelt in his address in 1010, fol
lowing the award to him of the Nobel
Peace Prize and has been consistent
ly advocated by Republican leaders
ever since that time. Furthermore,
the one league that the world has
now evolved aftor all th& sacrifice of
five yoars has been adopted, under
proper safeguards to tho United
States, by the majority of the Re
publican Senators, the great leaders
of tho Republican party and various
state platforms, and has already been
joined, by twenty-eight nations.
"I, therefore, hope that the more
than ' a thousand clubs that have
sprung up in the country advocating
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ple who are prominent and who are doing things worth while
and you will find that they usually possess remarkable force,
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onergy into the veins of men and roses into the cheeks of women.
Nuxated Iron by enriching the blood and creating now blood cells
strengthens the nerves, rebuilds tho weakened tissues and helps to
"instill renewed energy and endurance into the whole system.
If people would only keep their blood filled 'with strength-giving
iron by taking Nuxated Iron when they feel weak, run-down and
nervous, they might readily build up their red-blood corpuscles and
quickly become stronger and healthier in every way. Unlike the
older inorganic products it is easily assimilated, does not injure the
teeth, make them black nor upset thesstomach. Nuxated Iron often
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my name at the Chicago convention
will in addition to the primary task
they have undertaken continue to
keep to the forefront their real pur
pose of right alignment of the party
on the many issues before us, and
that they will use their utmost in
fluence that the Republican platform
shall endorse the prompt ratification
of the treaty and approve the reservations."
SWITZERLAND VOTES DOWN
GAMBLING
Special correspondence to the New
York Tribune, of May 23, gives de
tails of tV.o nation-wide election in
Switzerland of March 22, which sus
tain the victory of the opponents of
the. proposed law givirig the federal
government power to regulate the
conditions of work throughout the
confederation. Subordinate to this,
perhaps, in general interest, but cer
tainly surpassing it in its appeal to
the man in the street, were the two
projects submitted to the electorate
relative to changing Article 35 of the
Swiss constitution, which relates to
the matter of gambling houses. The
constitution of 1874 had outlawed
gambling in Switzerland; but various
"interpretations," including one
which opened the door of gaming
enterprises which furthered "recrea
tion or public utility," had drawn the
teeth of the prohibition.
Two propositions came before the
voters. One was to forbid tho open
ing of new gambling houses in Switz
erland, and to allow five years for the
suppression of those now existing.
The alternative was to prohibit tho
future establishment of gaming halls,
but to delegate to the several cantons
the problem of fixing the fate, oi
those already existing.
Feeling on this question was in
tense, if one-sided. All of the stock
arguments against gambling were
marshaled by the protagonists of the
first law (which ended all public
gambling in five years). They drew
pathetic pictures of the flower of tho
nation being enticed into tho gam
bling houses by the alluring clink of
the gold (a slight error, since there
is gambling only with silver m
Geneva's principal gaming house),
and of tho ruination which would be
brought upon tho coming generation
if it were not protected against evil
influences.
In Geneva, of course, all of this
was directed -at the Kursaal, a com
bination theater, dance hall and gam
bling house, which occupies a promi
nent position on the lake front.
Nevertheless, the anti-gambling
element triumphed , gloriously, by a
voto of 276,021 to 223,122. They
voted down the alternative, on which
they heaped especial scorn, by tho
tremendous figure of 345,327 to 122,-240.
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