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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
RELIGIOUS WAVE:
 RAID ''B[|ND P|G"
Gadsden People Exhibit h. terest in Great Union
 Revival

Gadsden, October 9.-(SpeciaD The meetings at the union revvial services being held in this city by Dr. Munhall, of Philadelphia, are increasing in size and enthusiasm All of the sessions yester- day were attended by monster crowds and at the afternoon service 75 young people confessed their faith in Christ. five weeks.
 The police made a raid on vacant house in the western part of the city yesterday and secured two barrels of whisky and one of beer. None of the barrels were full and 1t was evident that some one had been conducting a blind tiger although no one was about when the place was raided.
 The Third District Sunday School con vention was held yesterday at Cove Creek. The district is composed of the schools located in Philips, Kansas and district had a delegation present. A num- Der of the prominent Sunday school workers from this city were present ana participated In the meeting. J. E. Will jams, county superintendent of schools, delivered the principal address. The elee- tion for the selection of district officers took place and resulted in the following being chosen to conduct the affairs of the organization for the coming year: F. M. Majors, Rock Springs, president; T. M. Tillison, Rock Springs, vice presi- dent; Euclid Griffith, Gadsden, R. F. D. 1, secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
CENTERVILLE NEWS

Centreville, October 9.-(Special.) )-The Rev. S. w. Munhall, the noted evange- ist, has consented to conduct union re- vival at this place beginning on October % and lasting 10 days. Extensive prepa- rations are being made for this revival, and large crowds are expected. to attend. Special trains will be operated from Maplesyile, Blocton, Lawley and other points during the meeting. A specially trained choir will have charge of the music during the meeting.
 The members, of the Baptist church of this place are planning the erection of a handsome new church to be called the Reynolds Memorial church, in honor of the memory of the late Senator Herbert E. Reynolds
 A chapter of the United Daughters of the Confectionery was organized here a short time since and named the Bibb Greys chapter in honor of the Bibb Greys company, which was one of the gallant companies that participated in the civil war. On Friday afternoon this chapter was entertained at the home of Mrs. John P. Kennedy in most delight ful way. A musical programme was ren- dered and delightful refreshments were served
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10


 liquors which will be dispensed throughout Alabama.
 The list of available goods will be presented to the governor and his ad- visers for approval, and will be made public at later date.
 The f. re of the meeting was the banquet ln the afternoon at the Ex change and the feature of the banquet was the address of Governor O'Neal. who said among other ,things;
 "Dr. Wiley, the most eminent chemist which the world has produced, in 8 personal letter to me, said: More than 90 per cent of the intemperance of the world is caused from the sale of inn pure liquors.' 1 believe you gentlemen comprising the excise commissions of the state, in permitting nothing but pure liquors to be sold, will do more for the cause of real temperance than all the prohibition societies on the face of the earth
 Furthermore. the governor said in his address, that the Smith bill, which has been reviled in caustic manner by the Ol tilt Sldlt, was tou- sidered by the governors at their an nual meeting the nearest perfect of all on the statute books of the states of the union.
 He said that the governors were especially delighted with the excise commission feature. He told the com missions in what their duty consisted and expressed hope and belief that they will enforce the law vigorously and with fairness to all.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
MARION DEFEATS
 ROADS BOND ISSUE

Marion, October 9.-(SpeciaL)-The official count of the vote for the $110,- 900 bond issue has been announced: For bonds 496, against 200, majority for bonds 296. Eleven of the 16 precincts of the county gave majorities for bonds. The extreme eastern part of the county was solid in its opposition, while and Cunningham cast every ballot for the bond issue. The most noticeable opposition came from the Oldtown beat which lies immediately north of Marion and Is to be directly benefited by the good roads and the vote was more than three to l in op- position to the issue Popus beat, which
 B in the extreme southern portion of Ihe county, was six to one against the ponds.
 The Rev. P. T. Hale, D. D., of Louis Vile. Ky, delivered the morning ser mon at Siloam Baptist church. He also delivered lecture on Japan to college students during his visit here.
 Beginning next Sunday the Rev. E. Bomar. D. D., of Charlotte, N. C., will assist in series of revival meetings st the Siloam Baptist church. He is 9 brother of the present pastor of this church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
EXCISE BOARD FOR
 STATE IS FORMED Commissioners Addressed
 By Governor O'Neal LAW IS EXCELLENT
 - O'NeaI Says at Conference of Gov ernors Smith Bill Was Regarded as Best Statute of Kind in the Country
LAW IS EXCELLENT

Montgomery, October 9.-(Special)- The Alabama excise commission, con 'sisting of the various municipal com missions, was formed here today with Edward Wilkinson of Birmin gham as president. The secretary of the state commission is Jack Stallings, secretary of the Birmingham commission. An executive committed consisting of Dr. Montgomery of Montgomery, Jules Goldsby of Mobile and Sydenham Moore of Birmingham, was selected. The state board will meet whenever a con- vention Is deemed necessary.
 The session of the commissions to- day was executive, However, an agree ment was reached as to the brands of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

station of Decatur to a fourth class post office.
 It seems that there is a misunderstand- ing as regards the carriers. Postmasters William Moseley of Decatur under whose supervision the New Decatur postoffice was while it was a sub-station from July l. until yesterday, when William A. War ner took charge of the office as fourth class postmaster, says that he has recev- ed no instructions from the department at Washington regarding the city carriers for New Decatur and that these carriers are still on his payroll so far as his in structions are concerned.
 But Postmaster William A. Warner of New Decatur, acting on the rule of the department that fourth class postoffices are not entitled to city carriers, laid off the carriers this morning until further no- tice from the department at Washington.
 Without the city carriers it will be diff ficult for the present clerical force in the New Decatur office to handle the mails. Just when this office will be placed in the second class where it was and whore 1t is entitled to be now no one knows.
 Water for livestock in this section is becoming a most serious matter. In some localities livestock are being driven a number of miles to water. A drouth has prevailed here for number of weeks on account of the dryness of vegetation and of the soil, itself, forest fires are feared. Late corn and late gardens are suffering badly for the want of rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
MAJORS LODGED IN
 JAIL AT DECATUR

Decatur, October 9.-(Special. )-William Majors, who was acquitted in Birming- ham few days ago on the charge of train wrecking, was brought here last night and placed in the Morgan county jail. where he now is. He is under indict- Tent of a grand jury in this county charged with the wrecl1ing of Louis vile and Nashville train in the yards of that company near their shops in New Decatur some months ago. Majors was brought here by Deputy Sheriff Thomp- son and Will V. Davidson, chief of po- lice of New Decatur.
 A habeas corpus will very likely be asked for here to secure his release. Majors is in the best of spirits and is confident that he will be acquitted of the charge here. He resided in West New Decatur for some time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
OLD SWEETHEARTS
 WE'D IN OKLAHOMA

has reached here of the marriage of Miss Carrie Harris, a popular young woman of this place, to Capt. Robert Simpson of Oklahoma. Mrs. Simpson IS the daughter of Capt. Jack Harris, the postmaster of this place.
 They were sweethearts of long ago. A few years since he left Florence and made his home in Oklahoma. Miss liar ris went to Santa F'e N. M., to visit her friend Mrs. Steve Ham. While there Captain Simpson came out to see her and the courtshp ended in matrimony.
 Both of the contracting parties have q host of friends here who wish them all kinds of happiness Captain Simpson is a nephew of MT. Justice Simpson of the Alabama supreme court and him. self lawyer of prominence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
SERIES OF KILLINGS
 CAUSE MOB TALK

Courtland, October 9-(Special) 1.-The murder of Lena Kirk, a young negro woman, one of series of negro killings here in the past few months, has aroused the negro population of this community and lynching is threatened There is a large negro population here.
 The Kirk woman was found in a dying condition and prior to her death she charged Bowling Kumpe with being her assailant
 Kumpe, LeRoy Burt and another ne- gro are held in jail in connection with the killing. The jail is heavily guarded in anticipation of 0 mob.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
BARBOUR COUNTY
 AGAINST SALOONS

Clayton, October 9.-(Special.) )-Suf- fcient returns have been received a o'clock tonight to show that Barbour county went dry in the election held today by not less than 200 votes.
 This precinct gave the prohibitionists majority of 66.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
DEATHS IN ALABAMA
Mrs. A. w. Wade

Hartselle, October 9.-(Special. )--News has reached here of the death of Mrs A. W. Wade of Woodlawn. whose body was brought to Hartselle today for burial. Mrs. Wade's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joe Summers andatwo brothers, Will and Ed Summers, also two sisters, Mrs. T. J. Vansandt and Mrs. s. A. Blair are resi- dents of Hartsele, all of whom were called to Birmingham Saturday on ac- count of the serious illness of Mrs. Wade. Mrs Wade was also the mother of three little girls and leaves them, besides her husband, to mourn their loss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

FROM THE "MAGIC CITYy TO THE GREAT METROPOLIS tNEW YORK CITY) ON THE BIRMINGHAM SPE- CIAL,' THE CLASSY TRAIN EAST. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10
NEW MDECAIURlS IS WITHOUT CARRIERS / -ff Establishment of New Post office Continues to Mud
 dle Mail Affairs

Decatur october -(SpecaD.-Nlail matters are in somewhat of a congested condition in New Decatur today, due to the laying off the city carriers on ac- count of that office passing from sub
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

CUNNINGHAM SPECIAL" AFFORDS EVERY COMFORT AND CONVEN- lENCE FOR THE TRAVELLING PUB- LIC. PATRONIZE THIS TRAIN AND "GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH." SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

The Etowah County Boys Corn club met in this city at noon today for the purpose of receiving the instructions for the gathering and measuring of the crop and to receive the blanks to be used in making their reports to the officers Tor the final awarding of the prizes. These blanks must be filed and returned by November and the awarding of the prizes will follow shortly thereafter. The club in this county has been under the supervision of the county school superin- tendent, J. F.. Williams, and much good has been done for the cause of bette agriculture as all the county teachers were enlisted to assist in interesting the boys in the work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

\ The committee of the Alabama Coosa Improvement association that is to pre- sent additional facts to the army engin- eers will not make it's report to them un- til the latter part of this month This is the statement f Capt. W. P. Lay, chair man of the committed The rivers and harbors committee wanted the committee to appear before them on October 20, but as Col. Burnett Is scheduled to speak at Columbus, O., then, different date is
 to be selected.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

Made Ground From the Washington Herald. My garden didn't turn out very well
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-10

 right now old man. That soil contains too much tin, glass, putty and builders lime.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

i6erfabr5elige lid oft nidt re6taeitig
in Siderbeit brin9en tonnen. Seit
fem 1. 3op. 1910 entienaet jeood Die
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tueltlihen S6eilen Der Office aufge.
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gen oes 8rof. Mor @ien in 4on5i1
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Cine ~epOdlemadenbe Grfinbmna.

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Sic oenn nit Sbrem @eroplan?" -
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nod ~ansar6eiten. 0as mub meme
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aeroplan e%ntlangIditft, Inn ltngIiifs.
fallen oor3ubeltgen. @s miro sic
Slftidiffabrt 9an5li6 eefabrlos ae.
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cine oollige llmtudI5lrng in Die qar3e
Sabrifation." vIber nie moI(en
Sic oas Neb ielbit Dor Dem Sinlnter.
fallen beDabren tpenn SSbrem @ero.
plan ettpas 8uitobt2" ,8as lit ia
eben Die aleiniefeit, bic id nod nidt
alisgrarbeitet babel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09

in beIlen Sdaren mad. 0adshunos
baben cine beionoere @orliebe fiir Die
Zone Der 8iffolofIote, nabreno lie
oas 5liigelborn pera6ideiien mo iB-
rer @ntipatGie ourd lautes Seulen
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baben ebeniaas gorliebe fiir Muiii
uno begleiten nid1t ielten oerortiee
9orbietungen nit ibrem olleroings
re6t urmeIo0iiden @eianee. S5ren
mir mn, tpie iif Die Sbiere elmer Me.
nageric 5t Oeni 9nrbietitngen bes
8~rdmmophons perbielten.
Der Glefant iudte nit Ieinem &iii.
lei i'm Srid)tergrun0e nadl Dem Sdn.
ger. Ser Srong I lltang that Oas
gleihe, inOen CT nit Ieiner BORDER.
bar16 ungeititm in oos @romInopbon
bineinariif. moratf ~ulIerbings infolge
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fort ltofte, mos Inn bodlidyIt perluliii.
berte. Die 9iious fomcn ollie neugie.
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dnod6tig Den proou5ierten Sonen,
Ser Siger bot einen Defenders orolli'
gen anblid. 3rrnGdit bate er eiren
groBcH &eipeft Dor Dem neuen Giuge.
Ils ober bic WlrIif eridoH luebelte er
nit Dem Sdneife, mari lid uuf 0et
&iiden uno biipfte fpie Elm 6roIliges
&1tfen umtber. Sffenflinbig madte
Inn Die SafIe SpqB. au6 Der &onig
Der Sbiere iuiiroe bei ben 9l6naert
zines Garuiolieoes redt froblid. Ser
Grid lang nit, 5. f.. er Sing 81 ROB.
rem an, mas befonntlif in ser @eian,
gen'faft 5iemli6 ielten lit. - @erf.
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gen, oenen man ionit INNER cine be.
foncere @orliebe fir @liif 5llidreibt,
alif oie Gone Ser Spre6maIdine gar,3
uno gar nidt. gs ertpies ii6 aIlo bier
pieoer einnal oelitlid. Dab bas gauge
@mlfelipiel Der in6iiden S6langen.
beidmorer, nie idon oft bernrntbet,
BLOB alif 0reiIur bertbt.
$odintereiiunt iites su beobadten,
tpie mande Gremplare elmer Sbiereat.
ting 6eionoers mliifaIiid iino ltn6
oftmals inter Der ginmirfung Der
@rammopbonmuiif mit5uiingen be.
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ioll, allerOings MIR in ieiner 9rlmft.
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lit ieoem befannt. 0er bieie Sbiere elm.
nal BET Iuiif senalier beoba6tet
bat. &asen legen ii9 oftn,als unter
oas &laDier, iobalO gelpielt miro,
lpobl Inn Die Gone bort better au ho.
rem. @er alio Elm @~rammopbon gu
bat, fanrt % nod manferIei in.
tereiiante Stuoien anItelIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Su Scr @erIeaen6eit.

Gem Serrn &atb bat Der 9(rat
ltreng Oas 9iertrinfen unterloaf.
EroBoem fam er es nid)t unterIaiien,
ab l,rlb ou einer Seiteniprung gu ma.
den; er l6ift Damn iein Softotum,
oen alten SrieOridl Dem natiirIfd
ltrengites StiIlidpeieen geaenuber
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Bflt6t gemadt lporben lit, beimiid
81 Dem nobegeIegenen ySirId". -
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oo6 bon Der Srau RGtbin, Ole ibrert
wtanit beiufen mill, auf Dem aorri.
DOR ertpiitt lno seltelIt: o8as baben
GET oa unter Dem @anteI, Srieo-
rtd2" fragt lie miBtrauiid. - 1rieo-
rid: Dos, Dos is a 9lrntsge6eimnis.
Srai, &Gtbiu!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Chiere Dor Gem 6%rammopbon.
(Ser iprcdJcnSe SnnS.--&aiier 8il.
belms Mente-8ie bic Infna6men
semadpt iu~nrOeu glat-
ten.-Gine Sscne I'M 25penfafig.
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3eitungen BON benz @unoerbunoe
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8orte perfect ipre6en fanrl lonoerr
iid iogar 0a3u berbeilieB, cine @n5abl
bon 8rommopbonphatten 81 beipre,
den Die iiderltd Sbierfrernoe au.
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ga mag 10 man6em oos olte 8ort
einaefallen fem; 8ie goti9uft Dor
ih mobl, ALIEN mir feblt Ger @lnilbe.
@s lit Dies niemonoem 5l perargen,
oenn einerieits nuroe man ourd Der
ortige @ulenipiegelitrei6e ifon 81.
ter8 gum beiten gebulten, ~anoererieits
mar Die Sade 10 neil, Dab Tie an iif
rnglallbli6 eri6ien. 8ir Meniden
ltno Nun einnlol allen nelten gegen.
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peiie Ybilippe 2e6on Die @asbeleltf,.
tltng erfanO, ladte man i'm aus ltno
belt Inn entgegen, DoB ehle 2ompe
obne Godt unmoglid bremen Tonne.
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entoedte, ipottcte man iiber i'm als
ben San5meiitcr Der Sr6i6e. goiion
murbe iamt ieinem Bbonogropben
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baben mir beute 2eudtgas, eleftri.
idlen Strom, Bbonograpben uno bal.
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len, oaB einem Srnoe einige 8orter
beigebraht weroen fonnen. Seben.
falls fam man auf Die Mittbeit.
ungen geipannt lein.
8as 9on betrifft, lit er nun fei.
nestpegs oas erite Ebicr, oeiien Stim.
me man our6 Die Sprefmajhine
f~eitgebalten bat. S6on i'm Sabre
1908 Duroen bon Der Geutidcn @ra.
mdpbon . 8eielIihait Spei Serien
bon SinOegebell a%ufecnommen, l,no
5rpor 5u einem bodit eigentblimlifen
3mede. gs Bonoelte iid) Inn bie aui.
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lei, .5n Dem Der oentlfe aaiIer iein.
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.Stiife fam cine Sagoi5cne Dor, bci
1melder cine SuiiSemeute an belief
bate. Sci 6en Iro6en nun eraob
es lid, bob Die porbnnSenen Sunbe
infolgc Der 9eIeu6tnna ODER ion.
tiger llriaden, pielfcids mar es aud,
2omperfieber oilf Ser 9iibne oitrd
itifts 5nm 9ellen 5i brinaen fooren.
9par itieBen lie bie uno oa, tpenn
man lie ihlig ODER linen ssletid.
itilde 5eigte, fldgIide ooer f~reuoiae
Conc ans, icood mar eritcns oieIesI
Experiment Dor ben 3uidnuern nidltI
gut ailssnfibrcr, 8ipcitens flanaen
EN 49,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
selbHfritif.

an elmer 8irtbstofeI beaebrte
elm Quit, Der cine 8ortion
Sedt gegeiien bate. nod elm @los
@eitl, inoem er bin5uiette: Der
Slid mill idmimmenl - Sein 0ot.
bar, Der aud nisig iein moIIte, ser
aber &inofleiid segeiien bate, Iaste
gum aellner: Dir aud nod elm Sci.
Del, Der Dds mill iaufen!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
EDW. WALL.
coax WOOD SALOON j
'~seseniiber Der geable

hermann, :: mo.
Dies 1T Der ~eIesanteTte SaIpon in Ser.
mani, uno finbet man bort audi bic beiten
Setranfe uno Sisarren.
Selonoers quite BbistDs. aueintser
aSent IN Sermanu fir ben ~beriibmten unb
edten Bourbon un6 Rpe Rhistp ben Ser
mann Niitatns So. Dreis berIeIbe pie In
FER 9iitiaerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Sdarf.

Sn einer @eieIlif)aft, mo- iid
anb 8oilean befano, bat man
EN- Srdnlein q. si tanser, 5i iinaen
i.no Sas alaoier 5u ipieIen. gIIle
iberbaitften lie nit &ompIimerten,
cnolib frat olnb 9niIeou 81 ibr itnS
lagte: vNein SrduIein, man bat sic
allies gelebrt, biz alif's @efaIIen, l,n6
ood oerlteben Sic Dies anl 5eiten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-06-09
Stinmt.

Sn elmer Staot Sa6iens I,ld,t
Elm SremOer bereebIid nu6 Sem
.sdtlleroenfmaI. enolid menoet er
lld on elnen porii6erfomnenoen col.
eaten nit Der 5raae: uadI iagen Sic
mett, Sieber, Uiien Sic nidt, mo bier
Sftiler Itebtg SdiIIer, S6iler2
Wee pas mech i'd nidtl Del meiner
8ompoanie Is &c nidt!"
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-12-07

1ect render their combination super.
1iuous, and their total disappearance
certainty. They can hardly be for
pldden to respond i'll the way they
see best to save themselves from dis
appearance w hen we see that tho
purpose OF the corporation law is 10
create such arrangements. and not
XII them, nor see them killed by the
v1cissitudes of their trade, against
their own solution.
MIR. Bryan declares that tho +rust
is not natural development. because
ITS moral nature is theft, ana it IS
therefore no more entitled to consid-
GRAFTON than DEMONSTRATING. and is
Just as natural. Socialists, ] be-
Heve, agree with him that it is, NOR
ally, as natural as horsestealing, bu.
we disagree with him, and all trust
annih1latol's, who. like him. woul,
lei gn to remove the trust and retain
tho corporation-for the proposSl is
a humbug and delusion: the trust
corporation and the ordinary siubsi-
dary corporation being identical. ie-
"a NY, and members G. the SANE lam
l4S-prlvate caDltal-and having. III,
Two members. the same motive. &C
q, ally carried out. and potenti.l,ty
expressed in the law, namely ax.
lloltatlon. or to para phrase BRYAN.
linS-on Il moral plane.
P S.-ME- next insta!lment uDcn
trusts will be The Sherman Anti
Trust Law showing how il is pre-
posterous. and how 'ttrust-bustirg
lnnel It IS i fraud. pure and simple.
t: "ttiE fl lie revolut;o" of or ccs,-
atomic and political life.