The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-10-14

This story is undoubtedly the most
powerful and truthful study OF the
great industrial revolution being car
rcd Oh by the intelligent farmers OF
America which hats appeared ia fiction.
IL IS not a Caiupdlgu uuUEs but Iu many
respects lU 10 more important. as 10 I'M
lolus tllU spirit Oh the new evolution
IN q manner that appeals to the essen
Lla manhood and WOmauAyOl of every
reader, euilsLIuE his sympathy before
he Is aware OF the Tact, thousands OF
people VIII by tllS book he led into the
new NOV emeuL, who could not te liz
Guceu TO read d cam paIgu book Tor the
peoples party hence the wider IT'S cir
CulatiOu the Ueuer for the cause.
As a story 10 is strong, powerful and
above all truthful. lU opens with the
Grange period and describes exactly
uUN the patrons OF uusuuuuTy rose and
] Tell, and The relation OF the alliance to
Its great tUTgTUuLeT, the grange. IL
next reveals how naturally AND newt
ably the peoples party came cut OF the
alliance movement. 1t deals with
western farm lie, and WONDERFUL Iu-
deed are the studies OF the farm, 1t
gives a glimpse of school days. IJ POr-
JSays state and national legislation
with startling fidelity; the shuI.Jwucss
anu hy pUcElCy, the corruption and dis
honesty OF .mUuey- controlled AND lobby
engineered legislation were never more
LruJHi ally pictured Than in ga spoil
OF Office" it shows the lclEu of spe-
cial legislation and furnishes vivid
prose eLChiugs of congressional life.
SIr. GdTiaud travelled more than TO-
O-J miles ll uEuer To make this story
FIrHI and true TO actual conditions. In
Bradley We have JHe EVOLUTION OF "a
western boy from am ignorant farm
I hand 10 an luCurTuI representa-
tive OF the people Iu CUugIess- lie is
NOT hero; he Is a man. lt IS % noble
creation and VIII prove an aspiration
to thousands of boys. Bradley often
reminds one OF that truly noble, clean
uuC. thoughtful, bu- basely slauGuTed
statesman, Jerry Simpson, with this
exceptions Bradley luieu TO make amy
great impression during his first term,
and A1r- cIIuI son has aroused Inc alarm
OF THE cailttllsuc press of the nation
: 10y ms brave manly wise and States
I maullke uLLefHuces aud suggestions Iu
congress Bradley came two years too
early 20 get % chance TO strike at
lutreucheu wrong. Ills success lay lu
keeping unsPotttu from corruption.
/ When he goes back as peoples rep
resentatlye, he wilt not be dominated
by tue car oil the house. Ida Wilbur,
the heroine la also "a noble study d
type OF the splendid womuhond which
THIS great movement of the people Is
calling to the front. The west TODAY
Is active with Ida WubuTs. strong.
brave ana magnificent heraLds OF tie
dawuing dav.
"a spoil OF once" as a story. is
strong and of absorbing interest.
Every member OF the family VIII be
charmed with 10. As AN art creation 1t
is one OF the most notable WORKS of re
cent years, and is the first and only
story 10y % leading literary man which
deals with the present great uprising
of the people ia America. The story
is handsomely printed i'm large. clear
type. and contains almost four hun
dred pages. &c is published uy the
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