It was pleasing to be informed that the haunting sense of gloom, which darkened national prospects for years has completely vanished. Depre sion, Mr. Worth announced, simply does not exist at the present time, The economic conditions have made such an extraordinary recovery that the business Index Anger points to well over 60 per cent. of the total prosperity which obtained in former years. The depression was real and Gevastating and many fortunes were Yost, but the turn of the tide hi brought big business and high Speaking of the reaction to Roosevelt" maintained that, so far as 1 industry concerned, trade had been saved, and this, in spite of the keen competition from "Japan. Under the present Political réxime, with its definite pro gramme, it would seem that the coun-{ry had been well started back on th road to prosperity. Mr. Worth warm in his appreciation of the pres ent National policy, the two main Planks of its platform being reduc ion in public expenditure, and the determination that budget' shall be balanced, these times, Mr. Worth perceived an appreciable growth in public opinion for a deser ce-operation between the two English-speaking nations of the world, Great Britain and the United States.' The principles of democracy were being cherished more fand. more by thinking people and there was manifest spirit of unwillingness to allow anything to hinder these principles working toward a telumph for law and order,
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