Article November 21, 1903 Issue

Let the watchwords of all our people be the old familiar...

Roosevelt

Let the watchwords of all our people be the old familiar watchwords of honesty, decency, fair-dealing, and common sense. The qualities denoted by these words are essential to all of us, as we deal with the complex industrial problems of to-day, the problems affecting not merely the accumulation but even more the wise distribution of wealth. Least of all can the man of great wealth afford to break the law, even for his own financial advantage; for the law is his prop and support, and it is both foolish and profoundly unpatriotic for him to fail in giving hearty support to those who show that there is in very fact one law, and one law only, alike for the rich and the poor, for the great and the small.—President Roosevelt.

If a man is so ill as to think himself ill, when he is not ill, he is very ill indeed.—A Noted Physician.

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