When America became a Republic, its action made a great
stir among the nations. France stirred up a terrible commotion
when it followed the example of America. France immediately
began the active extension of its institution by violence, and had
all sorts of trouble, for thirty years. j
America, on the other hand said, "We believe we have the
best form of government. We recommend our kind of govern
ment to other pleoples. .Those who wish to establish govern
ments like ours will have our moral support, and our sympathy,
but we will not seek to extend our influence by violence."
Russia and the rest of the world will agree to trade with
each other, and Russia will agree to look out for Russia, and
to adopt American attitudes regarding the extension of its system.
Sketches from Life
By Temple
X
(Continued From First Two Columns)
That a carload of steel was four months in movement from
Pittsburgh to New York.
That in a region of Texas the crop of potatoes and cab
bage rotted because there was no way to move it, had it been
harvested.
In the most trying periods of the war, government did
much better than this.
American business is paying a large penalty for the main
tenance of private ownership of railroads.
LOOKING BACK FIFTY YEARS.
H. C. h. Don't Mean Nothin'.
POLICE CIRCLES
ALL AGOG OVER
COMING CHANGES
THE THIRD PARTY BOOM.
