I think the experience of other governments justifies this view; but the crying necessity for some such contributory system, with possibly a preliminary governmental outlay, in order to cover the initial cost and to set the system going at once while the contributions are accumulating, is manifest on every side.
Taft argues that the experiences of other governments support the need for a contributory pension system, despite initial costs.
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I think it to be greatly in the interest of fair dealing, which ought always to be encouraged by law.
I concur fully in the conclusions which the Secretary of War has reached and in the recommendations which he makes.
I would rather cut off my right hand than do anything to disturb the business of this country.
Another clause that calls for comment is in the leather paragraph, which reads as follows: \Leather cut into shoe uppers or vamps or other forms suitable for conversion into manufactured articles.\
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