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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1908

Page

18

Forest Collapse and Reforms Warn of National Crisis

A long narrative describes widespread deforestation in northern China and related flood and desertification risks. It cites forest loss driving soil erosion, ruined valleys, and vanished rivers, with photographs showing barren mountains and washed channels. It advocates coordinated federal action, river and park management reforms, and a nationwide plan to protect forests, watersheds, and national parks.

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Fragmented Senate address condemns labor class legislation

The document denounces labor advocates and calls the Employers' Liability Act of 1906 a slovenly measure. It criticizes political meddling in Indian affairs, forest destruction, and secret service transfers, arguing such actions favor criminals and undermine prosperity.

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Far Greater Share for Labor in Ownership

A spokesman argues for steady efforts across fields to create a condition where laborers, superintendents, and marketers share a much larger portion of wealth they help produce. He urges recognizing machinery and division of labor while promoting wage-earners owning railways, mills, and factories.

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