North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1900 |
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Page 627
... secured for these positions was in many ways a remarkable one . His services were merely lent to Korea by Russia ; the latter paid his normal salary , which Korea supplemented by an honorarium of $ 1,500 per annum . The period of his ...
... secured for these positions was in many ways a remarkable one . His services were merely lent to Korea by Russia ; the latter paid his normal salary , which Korea supplemented by an honorarium of $ 1,500 per annum . The period of his ...
Page 743
... cannot be acquired in a week or a month . Volunteer artillerists should therefore be secured , organized and trained without delay . The lead of Massachusetts and New York in this respect should THE FUTURE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD , 743.
... cannot be acquired in a week or a month . Volunteer artillerists should therefore be secured , organized and trained without delay . The lead of Massachusetts and New York in this respect should THE FUTURE OF THE NATIONAL GUARD , 743.
Page 756
... secured exemption from just burdens . When war taxes were to be reduced , the taxes bearing upon the rich were taken off first . When the income tax was repealed , Senator Sherman , of Ohio , placed his protest on record in the ...
... secured exemption from just burdens . When war taxes were to be reduced , the taxes bearing upon the rich were taken off first . When the income tax was repealed , Senator Sherman , of Ohio , placed his protest on record in the ...
Page 757
... secured , and secretly assured them that that meant forever . After the election the administration adopted a double stand- ard method of dealing with the subject . A commission was sent " to Europe to plead for international ...
... secured , and secretly assured them that that meant forever . After the election the administration adopted a double stand- ard method of dealing with the subject . A commission was sent " to Europe to plead for international ...
Page 761
... secured by government bonds , creates a paper - money trust and must , if it is to be permanent , rest upon a perpetual and increasing national debt . The trust question is more easily understood than the money question . The ...
... secured by government bonds , creates a paper - money trust and must , if it is to be permanent , rest upon a perpetual and increasing national debt . The trust question is more easily understood than the money question . The ...
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