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Liquor and Its Friends. While a cynical press, disgusted at the political acts of Mr. William J. Bryan, applaud in servile glee each motion of his successor, Robert Lansing, Prime Minister of the United States, and presumably a man desirous of bettering our country, has just restored the disgusting presence of liquor at American state dinners. As though to aggravate the offense, Mrs. Lansing has given out the statement: “Mr. Lansing and I are not extremists in the advocacy of Temperance”! William Jennings Bryan was a bungler in politics and a stranger to dignity; a simple creature who sought …
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