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Only a few minutes before that, he had been complaining of the unfairness of American laws toward her citizens in far away countries. Common drunken shipping board sailors could insult him and get away with it. Even more, they could be sent back, passage free, to the states, when they really [desewed] a free trip to jail. "And all on account of Seuaton La Follette's dumb-bell Seaman's Bill," he ended.

Inconsistency, [they] [name] is so [journer]. Had I stuck up for the U.S. Senate the storm would have been just as great as it was when I put reservation my 100% American pride.

I was also thinking of Government for, by and of The People, and of the two million dollars spent to elect a representer of the people to a job paying $7,500 a year.