It is against these charlatans that the act is chiefly aimed. In some cases, it will work for good in the cities, but to those persons in the country who would otherwise be subjected to the gulling of unprincipled and ignorant men it will be an actual boon. Now it remains necessary only for the authorities to enforce the law with the utmost strictness. The Progressive party does not appear to relish being used as a big stick and thrown aside when the time comes to speak softly. William Loeb, Jr., for "Whipping Roy" in view of the weak-kneed statement made by Mr. Hughes on the inflamed-hyphen question, which has resulted in his endorsement by the German-American Alliance, and which will contribute to his rejection by the people, it might be well for the Republican party to consider seriously the suggestion of the Progressives that William Loeb, Jr., be selected for campaign manager.
Long before he is through, Mr. Hughes will have to take another stand on the German-American issue, and he will need an expert adjuster and qualifier, not to say trimmer. For that service Mr. Loeb is eminently fitted. When he was secretary to the Colonel in the White House, one of his principal duties was to amend, qualify, distort, and deny statements which the Colonel had made, but which he had discovered were not acceptable to the people or to the interests. In short, Mr. Loeb is the most experienced "whipping boy" in America, and in that capacity should be invaluable.  To the Republican candidate. 