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w or south honour 'Iveain;
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h deeelt ever neceeeary to the ad-
. re—eanent el e cease broadly bened-
‘ a in tho rule people! i not this
.m hobo-o the inane between
has more end protection is the our"
.ue worth while in this main;
~itisereotdiectthatiree trade
”Wuwemuefim or
arm the people; "while pretee-
, “diver W except by mun
~53. met with tethe‘people. When-
.. “the people have bee-Jet in to
door-asa- they mil! era. the!
* nave let protection in the front door
all“ tree trade out of the heel
me take for votes.
Her l-ienee, the tarii! oi ms was
.fie heat protective iariif ever enioy-
d by the eeuntry up to that time. it
free trade. The truth and free trade
oaenoi ilyeinihesarae eon-try.
atili
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«announce-ow nominee
cases both of hir. Cleveland and Ir,
iWile-on. Beth were near neatowht-
iableeideniiei role" In m
,waalth. For Ir. Cleveland. two yeerl
iterate an m to the menu.
‘Ifieaaer entitle-Were!
{lid-lo; ancient aeeeue dunner
:so before his election. Ir. Wlleenhed
lheee u not tint he hound the Ger-
lneae people tor a seer pneteeaer‘e
,peeaion.
; Then what did Ir. Wilson mean by
imam that u: repeei ol the
‘eoaeta'iae American aeuel one-rotten
clause in the law kins Penna-rib
uni tolls was demanded by broad ooh
lic policy and doing this in epite oi
lure plattermeroniee at his party?
And what did he mean again by eve
tending tor a melt Bet his obi)
ping bill, which he also ioroed through
Congress. was e measure for the hue-
iit of the American people? Ae‘the
parole. of the tree trede Underwood
law meant arena-rim hie the poet.
lions o! delete intercepted by tree
trade haeditry on their‘eure why to
melting up either 'l‘reasfi-y dedcittime
eventually, billions of dollar worth
"in“?
tor Aldrich. a immanent
Rhodclalandtlleoartaiety did u-
tenwttodeeeivethe Movie-under
thiehead.tor,enthe10thoilaetdniy.
thet thin More! Reeer-ve Byeternhad
"eat-ed the country from a rhino!
nanic when the strou of war came
_. enema-naming». uno-
., m aria-eon on «new
meaam
Money Savers
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Jaw:
O ense'jeasa'see‘sa nnnnn seen
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Tailored Wear 101' Women
The first thing needed in Autnrm is the leored . 1
Suit for street wear. It is an absolute account y. 1N -’
eta oi importers of hundreds 0! bill-
the United State: Treasury and the
canned by taxes on eeohle‘fieo‘ornee.
so each a mono shinning meaanree
meant the pouring ot million-fine.
got undo Header to de-eetlc m
'dncere into the pocket: I Ilka Ihlpi
huilderr. ahip oweera and aim Ilk-
M‘ter «plating its crime ei~deeelv3 co. 1. a ”i like”. ”a w W
in the people this”. by sitting twee-
ty yeara again on the mmre'
bench, in 1012, the free trede crowd
won again by deceit; for Mr. Wilson
esaered the people that. uhetentielly.
he was oeeteetioniet enough to deiend
American industries. Thin, in eIeci.
hold in October oi’ that year. wen
inmaonaetolneuirieeutohiarree
trade leanlese. he asid to a New York
audience. “No thouhtiul Democrat in
the United States has so much an even
proposed tree trade!" "That waa a
(See speech of
Hon George P. labour. Unitedltetu
Senate. .laly 10.01013.) Which to prev-
en hr the tact that Wilson wee no
sooner more in the preridential aeat
than he called Congress together end
compelled it to pm I list free trade
law, which he dually took out of the
hands of the regular committee and
doctored to edit himself with
Then. it it was not tor his own eer-
soua! heeelt. why no It necesaery
tor Ir. Wllaon to deceive the people
an to the operation 0! the lbderal Re-
eem System. which, in its heel. (nt-
nree. was the.work oi the late Sena.
tron
netold mama-norm
on." and. he continued. “is the adva-
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eatery” with r can Milne- ..
if. Til”.
tile oi every
the midst of the titled.” Yet. llr. Wil-
enn'n own secretary of the treelury.
in reporting on the rneenl employed
to prevent the aupoued panic in the
outbreak to! the nut m wer,
paid. ”This has been aoeolipliehed.
eotdthflaediu the hot that ihe’ed-
erei Daaerre lune w. or that
time. only in oreeseo oi tornetionand
waa. therefore, unable to render any
W in the die-tin.” «Indie.
Moe herb: previously enabled
that-the altered relives- mud hr.
the iaraanoe oi aeue 3800.000.“ ol
m under the Aldrilhdmahed act.
is W nude. than vim-lo.-
then not. that Ir. Wilm‘a re_ei “inure M net-0t hallo II o
tive in (arcing these throne-tint-
ive meann- We mam Con
W; W W" N that! M
eats that Md mum w to
his second election to the would.
tislsalary.elehiee heetoedeouoat.
Ielherate totem the m
um the‘federai'ae'sene Wet-vi
ed the flee-d na'eo'aiiu elk."
Then. eeein. was it Ier e load III
lie heedt the: fir. "an intent!!-
olelr rdarred to a veout Aet'el Gee
grass an the W law." when
that alldeed "airmen-r lawffioeoiaim
ee provider: m to claret
eight how aa a relive! deri- M
hetb.intaet.rosreirelewto in
crease certain relive! w ones
some :6 per cent.” The native} Al.
Gentle. the dapei‘ter the hwxwee
one-d laeeaaeile nan (III air-oldie.
ly moonstitational III; a Wilson
cold hrieh). denonnoed the whole al-
ieir an a deliberste "frame-up."
t“ a weltleid oonsaimy he-
Ween Ir. Wilson. who war to get the
railway lahor vote, and the head! of
the Railway Brotherhood. who were
. ' ..,. . -.
'to [ct this law “forced" through Conv-
mmtdeheteetaeriticalem
pain moment, manntaetitred to order.
and nobody has contradicted this aeri—
oua charge.
Then. etill hither. why did Ir. Wllw
eon hand the «ad peefle another
gold brick in the Child Labor law?
b no eaehst a real. elective outdo
dot law heeanee the South wee
against it. aedllr. Wileon. reared in
Nirainia. wee elweys a loyal Soother.
or let he needed no and 010W
and the you. et thepeople who aeheifI
tier eehetter drew ter- the America
ehild. Wes'eet this another case
meat! The law as it wan peeled.
“m unrelated by H
Mo'whim lode it inoperative
with tea-rd to anod- oused into in
team ran-ere- latar thee thirty
due true their new in evade
thin kw «their. ih. ell tb loudne-
er need: to do in to held his eeodelor.
thirty day: alter halter and then
fill; outlyiytodateheeh helri
naklu thirty den and ship then. it
he blue-es. on the very day they are
turned out. is net Ir. Wheaten ar-
dleerily intellieut nan and able to
read and eederataed the usual: lan-
mae? it no. he oerteilly new wh-
heuianed thislaw thatii waaaheertv'
lea: tale which would never M
a single child. lie rney hirneeli hve
dictated the emulating proviso.
ls deceit diseleaed in, an alleged
public meaairre's edvoceting and pene-
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Be It endowed with arm: a
enonet allow “a. u. m’thoozhttul Democrat in the United
tin with that. he is utterly mpbhfitatee has so much as even prepoeel
of taking teinila or ill ,
his election depended upon his
in not a euro aixn that the good peo-
Dle are hell; bowed?
“No thouhttal Republican
United States has no mach an even tion or trust? 5
n." to m. ehout Mr. Hm "M mafia.» II '1'. Wolf.
oiflsnits arriving late {or W Wk m 0f. t
u
”wet‘amtingpnce. - 1' H193, “an“
M woolpop‘lin, i’o black, dark brave and
navy blue. than with belts. skirts flaring w mm,
eratcly wide. All nicely tailored, ‘ mi“
‘ Second floor.
French Doeskin Gloves
'A very stunning white glove for street mt. It is
full pique new, with “open! back,” and futons with two
p‘earl Clasps. ., r ,- , 01.75. w
‘33. 2 ~ am am vomit-2 1 ‘l we:
White Doflb with one clasp, seams out-newt: and
backs stitched with black, he i ,.‘- 11.1.51 3 . fill;
Ir.65. . "
Both styles, insoluble and very satisfactory. ‘ !j_
011mg" _ Flannel Kimoneo
‘1“ cool wcothci' approoc hes, one is very grateful for
the_‘aolt‘a¢rwbie warmth of outing flannel There are I
me new long times in such becoming styles that
they can be worn ed negligees though they. are designed
. .for bathrobes. Made with h igh neck. long sleeves add . l
belt. "All colors including P ersian patterns. All sizes to
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in .1“.
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«Wool Sale. A new style which premiere 'to be e;
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Second floor. '4
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popular. TheArt Section is prepared to take orders, fur-
niair ‘yarn‘ «(limit the eearf. }
, 00.90, any color. _ , -. 1*:
Come and ace the remote. . Third floor. ,‘
Ionian Almonds, specially traded. pound m. i!
, . 39 eta.
Pom ghrstera. dipprd in rhomlate. gpecial, . 33 0h- -"'|
WWW ninth-oer hour, as“ '
Iatinee W. man imy pkg. assorted. 2.5 on. 1
“ ' ' Main . ‘l
nu did an ru- saying as he an «1.9%.
_ it free trade." Mr. Hughes could not tell
ins. the “O. i
in an Which man in meter-able in or post:
BOSWELL A. BENEDXCT. i
“gilt ahnoet unbounded prosperity
.y having American john tor Ameri-
‘ an hands to do; and in order to win,
,3 it did two years later. the pertyot
we
moo trade war compelled to adopt the l I
,‘ W cry of “Polk, Dalleo and the 1‘»
‘11.}! '42,” which it split its lung
‘ “diver-with all over the 'free indee-
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Q’fi‘me m
in My!)
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and North. at the very some time ’
’ ~~1het it was hollering. "Polk, Dalian
"Th-d Free Trade." ..11 over the sieve-
. flotation South. It won very ner-
‘ mly.’ it: .cunpalgn of studied and
NW deceit alone eaved it.
~ {The wrangle over slavery tilled the
' whole political horizon alter m: w
“and name the Red trade'Demo
nationality was kicked from govern- ‘ I
”t for a generation. .,
It was hack et its old game in 1880.
lowever, and tried to win against Gar-
annoy the lurey' letter (artery; but
«hailed. ' ,
4... ; After- it: long eittlns on the mourn-
‘ ara’ beach. in 1884' it won uein: end
' entrain-by deceit. For it out in
‘ on youth of Ir, Blaine over a' sin-
eolI‘Srr-isy heron election day. at
'firhorteotloethetlteouldnothe
firm up for the take and lie it was.
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