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I I I I Louisville Courier Journal I are wo we coming to and WHAT what can the administration ion tion bo be thinking of oC l Talk alk of another canal is preposterous Il It is characteristic of a mind that could seriously contemplate the thc ownership and management the railways b the by government govern govern- ment Tho The single sIns effect of oC the proposed intervention in Nicaragua Nicara Nicara- gua ua will be to drive all aU the other Latin Americans into a a. combination don cion tion against us to confirm their ase Inflamed alread already to put us usI I in a moral If IC not a declared declare at- at of ot responsibility for conditions con con- be beyond ond our sphere and andreach andreach reach to cost infinite mone money for tor which cs thero there can ean be bo no possible return It Is la grape Juice juico diplomacy diplo diplo- macy mac international international policy by Chautauqua circuit the circuit tho world looking on the while and laughIng laughing laugh laugh- Ing Ing- Ingin in fn its sleeve The Tho P President should have a 8 I care Ho He is still an experiment Easily he may overplay his hard hand His genius as a showman and his talent for tho the surprising held In check and kept at home may re reduce tho professional politicians politicians poli poll at Washington to a pulp but having successfully rattled roun round 1 among the time tamer animals as a lion docs does not make him Lord of ot the tho Jun Jungle Je Mindful of oC Theodore Theodoro Roosevelt he ho needs to beware of ot the of ot Central and tho birds of South America having ha Mexico still fateful and rumlous on his hands J I La Los Angeles Times I l MR iV DRY BRYAN AN should have known n when President Wilson offered him the thic position at the head of ot the cabinet that the salary attached to it would not be sufficient for tor his needs and for tor that reason he should have hao declined 1 tIme the otter offer Instead of ot being bolno- so anxious to servo seno the thc dear public for tor pa pay The Tho people of ot the thc United States have the right to expect and do expect that when a n. citizen ac accepts ac- ac a highly Important he Is 19 prepared and willing to give his entire time timo to the performance per per- of ot the time duties thereof Mr Bryan Is not giving his full tull time to his office thou though h still drawing his full tull salary salan In ordinary ordinary ordinary nary business this would not be tolerated Why h tolerate It inthe In tho the nations nation's business Evl Evidently Mr Bryan Brynn has reJected rejected re re- re his earlier doctrine that wealth Is an evil e and possession jf f C It a crime I Washington Star I I N his tariff speech Senator I IN Smoot quotes Author Wilson VIlson an and Candidate Wilson against President Wilson and finds matter matter matter mat mat- ter which ho he thinks embarrassing embarrass embarrass- ing to tho the President Ho lIe holds that the official should be In accord accord accord ac ac- cord with the author and the tIme candidate At Princeton In his stud study Author Wilson declared d objection objection tion Zion to shaping shaping- legislation b by caucus in Congress His Ills readIng rending rend read Ing Ing- had convinced him there was evil in the th practice and he lie lieI I thought the practice should be abolished Last year ear Candidate Wilson in indorsed indorsed in- in Author Wilson lIson and from tho LImo stump slump scored caucus rule In effect he promised his Influence If elected President to have everything done in the open No Nomore Nomore Nomore more dark Inn lantern tern measures or metho methods And yet ot complains th Utah se senator ator here Is the time tariff bill ma made mado almost wholly holl in caucus and standing and protected In Inthe Inthe inthe the Senate under the thc wing winS of ot tho the caucus But for tor the caucus which was dominated by the tho President a a. different bill would probably have havo been reported This Is fair discussion In poli poll tics ties But Mr rr Smoot falls fails to talc take In Into to account t tho the right t of or President Wilson to review and reverse tho the Judgments of or Author Author Author Au Au- thor Wilson and Candidate Wil WIl- 0 son on In his study at Princeton surrounded by his hll books Author Wilson Wilton settled tl the e qu question ono one Va way On tho time stump last year eal R addressing clr groat crowds crowd and eager cager to win Candidate Wilson playing upon popular prejudice against closed doors and secret sessions indorsed Author Wil Wil- Json J son In both characters he was the theorizing o ni z i n g JIt t I New York Tribune I REDFIELD has SECRETARY i. i O canceled a number of ot lecture engagements on tho the ground that Ills his official duties detain him In Washington Isn't the thc cabinet going to be a a. unit In upholding upholding- the theory that frequent vacations vacations vacations vaca vaca- are aro necessary In order to eke l e out Inadequate salaries Mr acts suspiciously Uko liko a man who ho Is willing to meet fixed charges charges' out of or his own income and chalk up the de do- do to profit t and loss logs He lie is 15 isn isn n grave gra-c danger angor of oC forfeiting his card In the Brother- Brother lood rood of Cabinet Swin Swingers round time the Chautauqua Circle 1 I Philadelphia Public Ledger I I i A ALL IA Am Americans aro are agreed J I that there should be bc a n change In the the the- tariff but the mere politicians should retire and let experts do the work i What hat do we ec eo The tariff t tf f reformers have havo dished up a bill pushed It through the time House I without adequate debate debato and in made It strictly a l party measure In the tIme Senate The TILe whole plan plait now now will be to hold the Democratic Demo Demo- I cratic cratie senators together Ci fight ht every change and cut off all aU criticism crit 1 po possible It happens that t the members of ot the Senate who I know most about the tariff a awell aft f fell well ell as the currency are I 1 rho have had j They rimey more in intimate In- In acquaintance with tariff i details The obvious thing thins to do t would v be he to use the time knowledge J of ot these men inca In perfecting so so- far Car as aJ it can done be-done a measure o i that Is admittedly full fun or of do- do I feats In any u b-u business errors erron would be rectified but In tho the I tariff the tariff the great business that takes in all other business of ot the tIme nation nation every every change e however however however how how- ever wl wIse c. c is fought because the purpose Is to save o tho whole measure just as It stands I Hero lIere we ve have havo the tho party part setting setting set set- ting tins up as more important than I Ithe the public welfare w It is hoped I that the more enlightened Democratic Democratic Dem lemn- I senators will keep their I min minds s free nn and that help will willbe be welcomed to strengthen the meas measure ro and reduce Its dangers I I The Hedgeville Editor n By fly John I. I Dr Watts aUs says as a's that those who ho Imagine they thoy arc are sick are aro more t profitable to him butt than tItan those tholo who t have have- something something- the tho matter mattei with I them I J No 1 man ever lies lias lIe He only J j I substitutes something Just as ns asgood J 1 good for or the truth 1 If It David 1 Craum had been born horn borna a year earlier he hc would still sUIl al alwa's always always al- al I ways was be twe twenty minutes behind I Mrs Dorks Derks says that Imaginary grievances are a great deal harder er on tho the nervous system than real one ones Harry Parks sa says s he Ito is iR isso so o bravo o I that ho can cnn watch other other people I J suffer without shedding a tear J Some people l are smart nn and 1 I Isomo somo some have havo good sense e an and a n. few tew can enn claim both distinctions ns |