The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-10-16

special Importance They
~ have nothing to lose.
e za1s Even if they lose
they win; for the contest
will ,ilo,i keep them in the
But for you the workers taxpayers this contest is
serious business and you should weigh the
with serious mind Don't take mere words Seek facts
binders send beating about what is it that stands
out, first and all the time
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The present after nearly four hard
work. has finally succeeded in restoring the countrys bust
The mills running full time. Mines operating all
their shifts Factories working to capacity Com
thriving The country is free of labor troubles and
financial troubles
The working man steadily gaining better wages. The
for farm products has been SO broad
The report the freight aS sya
Public works great scale everywhere under
Trade is moving smoothly in everncreasing volume The
Re % IS e.. Of the greatest
boom its history Within six months under present
dtons will dwarf the great period that followed the
And our prosperity will be here to stay for we are on
sounder ground than were in '98.
The trust problem has been seted-and settled right
big Business has been put in its proper place. and this
without hating industry disorganzng affairs The cur;
rency question understood it has BEEN and will
be solved along sound lines the heat of partisan
political controversy dies down. The tariff is gradually be-
ing placed on business basis and soon will be out OF poll
Everything shaping to the American people long,
And at this time Of ali Others along these political
gentlemen shouting for change.
you want to change? Do want to check prosperity
Just as you are about to pluck it's choicest fruits?
Would you the workers who must pay, commit the mad
folly Of taking your @ out Of red and proven
when President Taft took over the the coun
try PROSTATE. Industry parayzed Business
chaotic uncertain, suspicious Millions out of employ
ment Investors wherever possible had withdrawn their
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All this the result Of the panic of 1907 the talking
panic" The Erich Mans" Panic, it called. But do you
remember any poor who not hurt?
It took the Taft administration three to
pair the damage Of this panic required infinite patience
skful management at home and abroad uninchng enter
prise good Judgment and vast prudence to bring the con
try out of that black pit.
ing in the level sunshine of prosperity, do you
want to take chance being thrown back? Do want
The question is not be settled by talk matter how
but in the background Of the future you may hear the NUT
terings of people unemployed.
Your family stands with you at the dividing lne which
has happiness and prosperity side and unhappness
and even want on the other.
sbility by all follow the Adventures. But if you
stake in the country if have kith or kin depend
of those who would lead mad gaop to the precpice
of experimental government.
Remember, change at Washington would mean every
thing for them. But what would it mean for you?
Would Mr.. Tafts defeat help you?
Would the theories, untred and unproven which the
politicians seeking ride into Office benefit your wife
and family?
Brush aside all the fine language of the orators long
enough to dig out to these questions You will
then have reasonably safe guide election day. for like
true charity true politics begins at home The intelligent
man votes for that which is best for himself and those de-
pendent him. and for that which best only for the
other fellow He not msled by the shadow of the bone
in the water.
The American people, for the first time in years. have the
of prosperity firmly between their teeth Are they
prepared like the dog in the fable to to chase elusive
shadows?