He is a forceful speaker and some of his utterances during the campaign became historical. He called Charles H. Hughes, republican nominee for president, and Charles Fairbanks, vice presidential nominee, both of whom are noted for being cold-blooded, "The Two Chilly Charleys" and he named Roosevelt "Old Testament Theodore," both appellations becoming generally used during the campaign.

Hanson is being praised today as a real American. Who will say that is not a better American than Congressman Reed, democrat, Mississippi, or numerous other men high in the ranks of this whose forefathers were born and rear under the Stars and Stripes, which they would trample in the dust in order to gain some partisan advantage? We honor Ole Hanson because he is a country and Americanism places patriotism ahead of partisanship.

THE STRIKE AS AN ANTIDOTE.
Dr. Fölem's "Grand Ephatic Asiatic Panticural Nervous Cordial" never had anything on the strike as a "cure-all" for every ill of the labor group or the labor agitators.

We think the strike could cure anything by the way it is being applied as a remedy for evils that beset the labor leaders.

When a labor leader is arrested and convicted of crime, the agitators order a strike. We have had samples of that very frequently during the past 10 years. 