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THE BOSTON HERALD
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economic sympathies he is not sur-
passed by any of his colleagues in
this country. For a quarter of a ce-
tury he has given special attention
to tariff problems, commencing as a
pioneer in this field and soon estab-
lishing himself as our most impartial
and authoritative writer upon matters
of fiscal policy. If President Wilson
intends that the new tariff commis-
sion shall exercise a vigorous and
salutary influence upon the drafting
of future schedules, he can give no
more convincing voucher of his inten-
tions than by this selection.
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