Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-09-19
M'KINEEY, TRUSTS, MARK HANNA.
The Greatest Hit OF the Campaign, Ex
cept the 'sHit'' Mckinley will Get in
November.


Mckinley. Trusts, Mark Hanna, .
/ is the title of small booklet of orig
NAL up-to date, rafting campaign
poems and satires by Hon. Nat Ward
! Fitz- Gerald, Poet of the Allegha-
MES in which Mckinley, Teddy,
/ Mark Hanna, trusts and the money
power are '.hit off, in such q fasci-
mating, easy, catchy style that every
body who sees the booklet or hears
quotation from single one of its
up -to-date lines, wants it at once.
! Even women and young people
show their appreciation tor it
and want the booklet to read to
their friends of the Republican faith.
The poems portray in a telling man
ner the horrors and wrongs Of
Mckinley and Hanna's admins
tration. It in so striking that even
republicans are made to laugh in
stead of getting angry at its telling
hits 1t has already converted a
number of them to the Bryan faith.
Every lover of liberty, should help
to win the battle Of the people, this
year against imperialism, militair-
ism Trusts, and the money power.
We will win the fight if every
voter, will do his whole duty.
When a republican talks TO you
about Mckinley, and his party, you
want copy of mckinley Trusts
Mark Hanna at that moment to
hand to him; tell him to take it
home and read and ponder it.
If he once commences to read it
he cant quit the will be like the
man with the steam leg, that couldn't
stop.
One Republican was seen to take
up the Booklet of Poems glance at
the title, and at first was going to
lay it down, but he turned TO the
/ last page, and read the last verse on
/ the page, then he read the next one
above it, and SO continued until be
he'd read the entire Booklet thu ough
/ back wards-he found each verse he
read, (which he each time thought
was surely the last one he would
read so good that he was led on to
| the next one above it, and so on, un
til he finished reading the book
| through.
He then inquired where he could
get few copies, saying it had set
tied McKinley's hash for him. and
he would vote for Bryan,
The booklet is furnished at cost,
of printing, wrapping and postage.
The author hopes to have it in the
hands of million or more voters be
fore election day, and he would dis
tribute it tree. without money and
without price, as the gospel of lib
erty, had he the means to do so, but
having lately lost everything he pos
sessed, by fire, he is unable to print
and distribute it free.
1t is gotten up in suitable shape
and size, for the coat pocket, and ev-
erv lover of his country, should go
LOADED with these booklets to
give out to every man who believes
himself Republican.
| No person not millionaire, or an
office holder, can THINK, very earn
estly, and long remain in that party
impossible
/ This booklet of Col. Fitz Gerald's
will wake up those who don't think
will make them think, and then they
will soon cease to be Republicans,
and vote for w. j. Bryan.
! Every person who loves the Re.
public founded by Washington-and
COMPOUNDED by Mark Hanna, should
at once send for as many copies of
this Booklet, as he can afford, and
distribute them, among Republicans.
If you give out dry speeches, and
such prose matter, as is usually dis
tributed by both parties, it will gen
orally find its way to the waste bask
ct, and the fire. without having been
| read
But a catchy, up to date Booklet
os Poems, by an author OF national
reputation whose poems, and prose
United States--Poems that are rous-
ing patriotic, historical and humor
Gus, such as this booklet, will prove
new feature in campaign literature,
and one that will meet long felt
want.
mckinley Trusts Mark. Hanna
is dished up in such hitting style,
that it will be read, and re read, by
every person, into whose hands it
falls, Democrats and Republicans.
Reader, send for as many copies as
you can afford, and make your Re
publican friends glad and smile to
read it, and be the means of turning
many Of them to vote for Bryan.
Price postage paid-Single copy
cents, copies 10 cents, 8 copies
Is cents, q copies so cents. 30 or
more cents each
Can he had by sending to this of