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bo4A uj uuititug' *Aii alia 4 • iuouUa or*
guu ‘Atk4 tUV4 4 iUi 4440 UWiutUwU buU 4*
The huge gathering of Nollies’ rep
* reseutuuve ciliaens yeslerduy at the
fuliuiui ui uie lute Uuulge A. Hall
Was au tnipi issue,UiOUvU to tno mem
ory ol Uie ueccuseit. Air. Hull lived
in Una city liitceu yeura ana uuring
that ume won ihe lnenunhip oi hun
dreds of people. One of his char
acteristics was hia willingness to help
those who neuued help and his re
tioence about his muuy acta of char
ily. He himself would not huve called
them charity. Had he mentioned them
at all lie would have designated them
us ac,s of common humanity. Yin
his passing, a square, generous, kind
ly IumII i*uo bu**e OU- oa oul 1,.'..
leawng mi mipieos oil many i.iat.i .
ies, especially of those who knew hi*n
best, liuil w,u nut Soon he eiusud.
Brother in,.ui t».u u,.. u u swap,
time convolving democracy to 10...
uhsiiiieiice which is the real mianing
oi national prohibition. The demo
cratic party inciUuCS the south. Down
there the beat element of the populace
i<d UtUlUWiUk-U lol 1 kkU4kki i ktooild li ’<44
no omer ana while the "colonel" iua
' major ana ’ juuge ' favor prohibi
uOii .or eoiaiiii demon .s of the pop
ulation una they urc right in tills,
hey like their own today and a.
likely to keep on wanting it whether it
Haims or 110U
Brothei Bryan will huve nn evri
sweeter time convincing the rank and
tile of Tammany Hall that they should
vo.e for njuonul prohibition us a par
ty measure. New York city’s demo
cracy is cemented together by beer
suds just as is Philadelphia's repub
licanism and any politician, however,
silver tongued, will have to speil more
'han days and nights and more than
four years to convince them that to'al
abstinence is their one best bet
Bul Brother Bryan Is going to it, the
tide seems to be running towards
prohibition for the nation and It may
come to puss in four years. Whether
It will come as a democratic measure
i3 another matter about which one
may safely be rather credulous.
From the latest news it appears
at the war is getting fiercer and
more desperate. There seems to be no
signs of weakness In either of the
opposing alliances. And thla in the
face of the certainty of some exper‘8
who at the beginning said the wai
could not last six months been use
it would be too deadly and too ex
hausting, At tbs (ad at two yours
and a quarter neither side showed any
thing but an iticri asu in aiiengih in.
a greatci' determination to con'lade
the Sdustgiu uiiii! tin' enemy Is beaten,
tdigu.nus army Will not bo m lua
uower l.il n.xi sp.mg nor will llu,
bin have pul >ul Ul a half of !hi
bi.ixugi.ti uiuil men. uu the o'.hei
haim Oioim.m si nip dinners muinwm j
that there are enough boys growing to
manhood annually in the central
states to take the places of tU-in 1
kdleu foi an maeuune period. Ada .
.he cost of me war wmch w-r to turns
it to a bpeeuy conclusion is ia.m01
borne without apparent strain, grta.
U3 11 IS, UUU all CoUU.ric'S pi >le»S tin.
lack oi luims will never cause them
io sue tot peacu. but the wui must
end sometime because the world is
rumi.ng snort oi tooa. This is re
iieCieu m die Inga piieon evci> Amer
ican is pay dig lor our, beaus,oat tnou.
.Hid all necebsal les. 'the' limit Will j
oullie somel.me and lhev ilia of tne)
,,i rat wat may bo Liougai oil in a |
way lew uivulu oi at present.
PANAi.Ia CimhaL KaaORD.
The record of vessels pusiing
.hriug.i die Panama cauel, publis.iea
ill die Canal U' Cold, snows that ottl}
,.X pi l c in at tile- l ess Is passing
liirouga the i diama c.dial were Ain
i i n ,u, and ' . i lii ms,i ships Cii.ii.i
lUlCO dA.Sl per Celli of all of Ilia 0
using ih.s v>aii i way. The- same re
port also shows that llio cost of op-r
a.lon oi the caltul exceeded by • 'le
million dollars a year thr receipts
from tolls.
In brief, this showing is that >vo
Usve constructed u mw trade rau.
which is more valuable to our ttvd.
liv ds than to ourselves; that we p i -
rn" these trade rivals to use it on
h" Si.me bus s that we do ourselves. 1
and that we pay a considered!. ;
imount, taken fiotn the pockets of .nn |
taxpayers, to facilitate the use of tins
i. vv trade louie oy oihi r nations.
U would have b. cn em.n inly prop I
• r and in accordance with the pin - i
tie'e of the past in the cons.ruction iiul i
improvement of waterways for the
purpose of facilitating commerce to
have permitted our own commerce ft.
usr the canal wi hout cost. Tin •
would have been merely doing directl>
what other nations do indirectly. \
recent compilation made of the ship
ping laws of olh r countries, sum
manning the legisaltive aid that h i
Lein extended toward the upbuilding
of a merchant marine, shows tliu
many countries pay the cost of loll
of their merchant ships through th
Picfcsticral (eit's
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence.
OVER HILL’S PHARMACY.
Jfhce hours: 2 5 and 7*8 p. m.
I’lione Main 7.
.'annum and :'u a canals. Immediate*
Ij on the completion of tlio Panama
■anal, for one example, the Spanish
Cortes passed an act providing for the
repayment to nny Spanish vessel
which us d the canal of all Ihe tolls
aid for the passage.
This country, on the direct oon
rary, hav.ng expended an enormous
mount In constructing a canal, per
1 mils other nations to use it at less
I than the cost of the service rendered
to th:m, end makes not the slightest
'nilrmpt to expand its own commerce
or increase its own shipping through
.he medium of a trade route created
' o. . i naively for the purpose of aiding
, American commerce.—P.-I.
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