TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW

Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 27, 1 February 1913, Page 11

TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW

" Somewhere ju->fc emerging from collego, or starting to practise law iv a country town, arc those youug men who, twenty from now, will succeed Roosevelt, Bryan, Wikon, La Follcttc, a c the monil and political leaders of their generation. What will their issues be?" pays Collier's AVcekh\ " The questions that agitato us now will have been be! tied. We think that one of these leaders will be a man who recognises that alcohol is a poison and that prostitution in this country is quue lprgefy a commercialised incident of tho liquor business. Another will bo a man whosees that taking money out, of one mim'.> pockei and putting it in another's i*> immoral, and that the character of the net is not changod by calling it a protectho tariff."

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