The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-29

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"And they viii do SO at once. Of
course?'
' "They'l do II or the Bowser club will
know the reason why, and dout you
forget It. mhdanR shouted the re.
! former.
How about the railroadsY"
They shall be reformed
"And the conl bnfons7"
Reform. reform!"
And politicsI"
keterw or Revolution.
"RefOFhi aagAih. tell you Mrs
Bowser we'li have reform II we have
: TO bust up the present form Of govern
ment! We hAyg stood It and stood It
until we can stand II no longer. The
corntiv must have reform or thers'll
be Il revolution which viii fill the gut
ters with bloodr'
You speak feelingly. Mr.. Bowser.
How long have you had this reform
business on your mindf'
"From the day was born!' he hotly
exclaimed
"No wonder. then. you want
change. WIN your Bowser club dc
anything to the trusts?"
"Will It? VIII Il? You wait and
see. We will crush them rs you crush
worm beneath your heel! Not one
A will be left IN the country In a year
from this date!''
"Is your club, then. TO he so tremen-
y dously powerfulT.
THE people are the people. Mrs.
Bowser. and with the BOSser club TO
lead them they cnn accomplish any
thing and everything. tell you that
n mighty change Is ut hand. There haa
been demand for reform these twen.
~ years. and II has grown 50 loud that
all America must hear. You watch
things from this time on" t, t-
"But how did you come to SO Into
this thing jnst now ~ asked Mrs Row
ser. g. - $50 a-oT
"The dowutrodden people appealed
TO me in way ! could, hot withstand.
They DECLARED was the ,oIpy Moses
that coule lend them ppt ~ the vii.
derness.p .,.ts
How much Is II going to cost you to
play the role Of Moses?'
mot n blamed cent There are sew
eral ptiIahthropists THAT are going to
back the club financially. under.
stand that Mr. Rockefeller gives $500.
600 at once"
"Bpt he is at the head of the biggest
trust In the world! Is he going to pay
you TO light himT'
Perhaps my informant meant Car
negie!" ~'- Nf +y -
And he's lu the steel trust"
"Woman. you don't understand. No
woman can understand It's all use
= less to make explanations TO you. We
are down ON the trusts and going IL
down them. and that's enough"
"Thats good Bews. shall you 70 for
the cold storage houses as wellf"
"CIub viii Show No Mercy
1--WE shalt wipe them right of tbs
face OF The earth. Mrs. Bowser. ont
the owners will be lucky to ESCAPE
state prison sentences. The BOwsei
club Will show 10 mercy. shall have
I
hall VIII be crowded TO tue doors and
TINT shall DO kept there until mid
night, The ball OF reform that Is 70
b roll around tue earth will be set Coins
tonight" a.t .r @. a. 2
= well, I'll go TO bed when get ready
Z ind f'hope things will go right with
YOU ., D.. -,..o t. @
Mr. Bowser did not find the hal
crowded TO the doors. II wasn't
crowded ut all with the four men
awaiting him. Three OF them arose
and shook hands with him and said
that the other 1000 reformers would
be along presently. The fourth man
did not know him aud presently In
CURED in u general way:
''Who is TO be president OF this
clubf" .r,.g
,"Mr. Bowser Is" was whispered in
| his ear. { i-rr ,S MS u1 vqsl.
''Then Why isn't the old dosheIlback
here to bny fiye dlfhes or beer and
start us out right" s go III 'aF
No one answered :, ,-r.. @.
I'VE want reform. but we want
beer continued the man. I'm fact. az
any fool knows, reform is based on
beer-all the. beer you can drink"
No rone denied 1t, but Bowsers face
went red, ,,is "q-FzgSASsl o. ~
oa"We are g0inH 70 refohn the drink
ers. HowY WY, by3driRking up al
the beer, SOS patiOdy, cnn buy any. OLD
F1owseF understands that. and yet ht
an't here 10 begin the good work
He's nice old specimen of a reform
err
, II am the man you are talking Off
said Mr.. Bowsef.
S"Oh. you are! Have You FSked us
yet what we would take?"
"No, sirw 4p 5,a l....
-, YAre you going tor
: mo. sirP' tssisn Do geA p
"Then reform be hanged! wont
, go 'into It. | won't have anything tC
: do withit IN Join the beer trust und
make you fellers look sick Bowser
Who is old BowSer"
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