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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-19
FEAR FOR DR.. SUN YAT-SEN
His Friends Anxious Since Re-
cent Executions.

Shanghai. Aug IS - Or. Sun Yat-sen
ex-provisional President Of China, disre-
garding the warning OF friends who fear
for his safety since the execution Of sew
eral Hankow generals. left Shanghai to-
day for Picking General Huang-Sins,
who commanded the Southern republican
army in the revolution which overthrow
the imperial government, and who was
to have accompanied Or. sun has aban-
doned the journey.
The southern generals recently put TO
death were members Of Dr.. Sun hat-
sens party the Tung Men-hui, and were
seized at the capital by direction Of Prcsi-
dent Yuan shih-kai. charged witt, being
implicated in an alleged conspiracy
against the Picking government. Two OF
the officers were tried by drumhe3d court
martial in the capital and shot. TIE 9TH
ers were returned in chains to Hankow
and there executed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-19
B.Ilioerency Unrecoenized.

appeals OF the insurrectionists for recos
milton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
In Rlsek and WhIt.

As a rule the newest hats OF
beaver are ether large with low wide
crowns or OF shape akin 10 tho
masculine derby Draped toques are
no. usually seen either In plush or
BOZ fnif but rather in long haired
material Stimulating fur and known
appropriately as peau de bette These
are seen frequently in white. and
arc quite OLD Cushioned 90 appear
aucc when drpcd loosely and not
qIi." +o hieh as formerly. turned
back with "a black undcrbrim and
ornamon'od hy a vide half band Of
cuf ict
This fypo ~ ha' viii soil quickly
and be- difficult to clean. while.
though DO is smart cnuch for tho
morning. BE- con never look we'll
dressed
beside ths bat is another IN "a
sf5i uncommon Tor winter. tIt real
ly rharminc. n large form ~ black
velvet WITH fouurIrr ~ white
rIIiH and one pink rose. f".s being
r. mcdif ALTON o. SIMMER style
fhaf means .n persist throughout
rho autumn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
MULE FOR TAFT

Greek met Greek Monday evening.
at Br.G-c alloy. when "a or.,lfad o.I
man. much fhe worse to- drink. m.2ed
DO D terrific alteration NIth o. DIS.
EusturIs obstinate mule
The mule in the story bappens fo
Do ono az Tho pair aff.crei FAB tho
Myers Provision romDsu, wagon. o..
is an obstinate brute and can't take
Joke
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srpro,,b.t ,.t4 -,,i. .,t .t-,,-,.,.
asked "k.b, uo.rt ,o,, ,-.,. t.- az
pr,sidort7.
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go ,', a' QUOT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
SUNDAY SPECIAL
VIII Leave This Morning cor Whirl-
Wind Trip Through tire state.

After hrireing his sir weeks 70
vivm IN East Liverpool to q success
fll close. Rev Billy Sunday arrived
in This city yesterday afternoon 20
begin his weeks tour ~ West Eirginia
ln The interests az tho ratification 0f
tho Prohibition amendment ON hIa
arrival 40 bridgeport at 1.15 o'clock.
b. Has mot Dr. delegation ~ Whcof.
INK min.efrrs and laymru. headed hv
reception committee composed ~
Ur s. X. hrhufhu0t. John q. Lynch.
M A Wilson D.. g.. Hurkham and Wrt.
q. I Robinson. ID ID Ha was
eacDrird IN automobile ~ fho NO
lnre hotel % hcro dinner was served
90 Tho parry
The special train on which VIZ Sun
day and parry Will four fhr STATE U.II
leave This city over fhr ~ a % no 500
o'clock fhIs morning iu fhc parrr Will
Do Nr and Mr. Surdar. Miss Anna
Mrti1rcn. Miss IDA Alexander OF
Columbus. Rev 2 X. Arbufhnnf. D %
John O. lynch secretary ~ Tho n "
O. 8. D. = Trnudfo0t travelling rls.
snnrer arorf ~ Tho D. A o.. Rev o. A.
Wilson. 20 SIefrrat 'iIe. Thomas cole
man. ~ Iarfruhurr Rrv y 81 W4d
dell of Charleston. p U Sutton. Of
tart hurr. and r. s. Middleton ~
Grafton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
CHILDREN HATE!
CASTOR OIL,UGH
AND IT GREAsEs THEIR LITTLE
BOWELS FOR ONLY 4 DAY.
Delicious Syrup Of Figs IL sest 20
Cleanse Your Little Ones stor,-
seh, Liver and Waste
Cloesed Bowels

Look hack A. your childhood days
Remember the physic that mother in
sisted on-ccstor oil. calomel. cAthar-
tics How ynu hated them. how you
Fought against taking them
With our children It's different The
day OF harsh physic Is over We don't
force the liver and 30 feet OF bowels
now; We coax them We have no
dread after effects Mothers who
cling 10 the old form OF physic simply
don't realize What they do. The chill
drens revolt Is well founded. Their
little stomachs and tender bowels are
Injured by them
II your child is fretful. peevish. half
sick, stomach sour. breath feverish and
It's little system full OF cold: has
diarrhoea. sore throat. stomach ache.
doesn't eat or rest well-remember-
look at the tongue. n coated. give a
teaspoOnful of Syrup OF Figs. then
don't worry. because you surely will
have a well. smiling child in a few
hours
Syrup % Figs being composed on.
trcly OF luscious figs. SIENNA and aro-
MATES simply cannot be harmful II
sweetens the stomach. makes the liver
active and thoroughly cleanses the lit
tie ones waste-clogged bowels. In "A
Few hours all sour bile. undicested
fermenting food and constipated waste
matter gently moves on and out Of the
system without gripping or nausea.
Directions for children OF all ages.
also for grownups, plainly printed on
the package
BY all means get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for the fun name.
Syrup OF Figs and Elixir OF SIENNA"
prepared by the California Fig Syrup
Co Accept nothing else.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

ish army 20 take the offensive. In
any case. a few days must see some
thing decisive.
The victorious bulgarian army Is
stu ADVANCING
Mess the Turks are able 20 lake
The offensive vigorously. the present
Indication is that they vii be driven
out ~ Eurupc altogether. falling in
reference boy 'he powers az me pres
"nf stage 20 end the var. as happened
IN the Russian campaigns AGAINST Tur.
Key IN ls2S and ISIS. when Russia
captured Adrianople and Was At the
gales % Coustantinople
Decisive Battle.
CONSTANTlNOPLE. Oc' cs-The
Minister az War. Marin Pasha. who
has reached 'he scene % operations IN
me 'ast. telcgraphs today that he g.
well satisfied ~lth the position o. the
Turkish forces and expects = decisive
battle soon The minister SAYS tho
bulgarian army sustained such severe
losses IN tho battle o. October IS that
u was unable 20 reform and resume
the offensive. On The other hand. the
Turkish forces since thar date have
gained In strength and numbers and
await confidently the Bulgarian a..
tack
II is annC'nced that Illmi Bey. who
commanded A division At Kirk. Kilissah
and is credited with INJECTING heavy
losses on the Bu'rarisns. has been
promoted 20 brieaGicr general
Prince Is Wounded.
The eN-SUltan. Abdul Hamid. arrived
in Constantinople late tonight. His
son. Prince Abdul Sahim. who was
serving on The stan of Prince Aziz.
reached here today Hc was wound
cd in tho arm and leg in the hghting
AT Kirk Kilsseh
Martial law is being vigorously on.
forced. Nobody Is allowed out after
10 O'Clock az night
The Minister Of the Interior has
issued a circular cenaurinr the admin
istrative officials ia tho war zone for
ahandon.nr their posts. thus !rcreas.
ing Tho panic OF tho populaco Instead
OF striving 20 tranquIiizc them The
cabinet crisis has been avcrted. and
the Grand Nizier has decided to retain
his office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
CONTINUED from Eleventh Pag.)

spacious lawns. green fields. brousing
fattle beneath shaded trees. and flowers
ana all that make life happy. and the
towers and spires Of "a great city were
GA the level with the top 81 the dixie.
n hundr'd years ago the dikcmuster.
VINO super intends the men, had planned
10 Eo To Amsterdam. November blasts
were shriekluE. n the tide would
continue 90 Increase until midnight and
me storm Increased IN fury there would
oe foundation and destruction. lie said
1t Is now six O'Clock. The stage starts
TOR Amsterdam az seven. II ! do not
come. my friends will be disappointed.
u Just an hour and the tide will rise
until midnight u was "A ease Of duty
against tnclination-dutv Co remain az
The dixie. and inclination TO 20 20 Ann
tterdatn Tor pleasure. He thought "a
moment and said, q go to-the dixie"
lie turned back and when the two
hundred dixie men saw him thew cheer
"a and cried. "Now We Will an be saved
Wonder comes tho dikemaster" lie took
me men and rcperated them along the
nike. and then took place an awful
battle-fnan against the sea.
presently the cry came. Help. help
and then Help here and they came
WIZ sacks ~ sand. and bundles Of viii
lows. and with canvas and they etorped
inc breach. And then the cry thcr. for
help. ana -Four holes went ont when t,ie
waves struck. Tn" a kcrnast.r sofz.I a
rope and slid down into fI. s,,. H.
stopped the breach. Constantly tho cry
came from every portion 81 the dixie.
H.'A AiANtfAAAN AlAfIf NffN no more q
or sand, no more bundles OF willows.
ana no more canvas. The men stood on
the trembling dixie. u was half-past
elet On -Four inches higher and the s.,
would sweep over that dixie and not "a lif..
would he left. The dikemasrer rtf-1.
Wen. OF with your coats" and on went
u" coats Of two hundred men lie
jeIked OF his coat, and. slivering he
stuffed them into the breach. Tfe said.
Al'n, down on your knees. We have done
OH Nc cen And every man feli on hts
Knees. while the wind hoNled and the
waves beat on them The dixie held.
lives were saved. and an North Holland
Wa rescued.
Up 20 the Voters.
"f say 80 Won N I4 up o. won .rbc
hfeWers and the distllIers. ike the angry
SEES are pounding against your home.
against your happiness. AGAINST Norr
prosperity. against your wife against
your children. against dceeucy. stand
uIs come uu. throw Yourselves Into rI.
breach on Tuesday next and save West
virginia Tor Jesus Christ. VIII YOU holm
ne hoysf y you Will. get up AMI say
Il Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
WhY Have MNerves q


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be che hrfor
u the H-uifv
n should take
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, fsros dars long period rr,e,- prescription made
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~ such Ah IN
Torn ~ Dr. a.
'a'y proeurahe' medicine, ere handled
Mr' pr, H,wxly' w. writes. ftl l. -f.-, t,t
r. "a trouble arf sr. t' T,.-
D. Oh I r ry re. [.
if "r l'ercf.s wonderful mteir .ursf i'''F 'i
TAKE DIR rERcEs PLEASANT PELLETS FOR LIVER Ills
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

MEETING
AT FOURTH STREET CHURCH
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED
And Gathering Heard Strong Talks
From Miss Alexander, Of Tenne-
see, and Or. Rutledge, Of
Ohio,

Over 300 men who we're dis
appointed in not getting 10 hear Billy
sunday speak in the Court theatre
last night. crowded into the Fourth
street Methodist church and listened
with interest 20 convincing addresses
delivered by Miss Ida Alexander. OF
Memphis, Tenn. and Rev. James Rut.
ledge. OF Cleveland. o.
After the opening temperance song
service and prayer by Rev. Hart
man, Miss Alexander, a woman who
was instrumental In putting her home
state. Tennessee. dry. delivered an
address that was fun OF facts that
would convince any level headed voter
that Prohibition could not possibly
place any stumbling block in the pro
gress OF business In any state.
Miss Alexander opened her address
by asking all Of the men in the audi
ence who were going TO vote In favor
OF the Prohibition amendment TO arise
10 their feet Every man in the
church save one arose TO his feet
cheering and the man that remained
seated cheered. II possible. louder
fhan any Of them. Miss Alexander
manned seated. Why do YOU remain
Gated. though YOU cheer for pro-
hibition2"
The reply OF the man brought
another cheer when h. said. Il would
Ike TO cast another vote against the
devil. but unfortunately. live in
Ohio"
A. stated above. Miss Alexander
took an active part In putting the cit
les ana the state of Tennessee dry
and gave an interesting account OF
the business conditions in her state
as they existed before and after the
election.
Would Be Debt Ridden.
She stated that when tho citv ~
kunttlll" wIs FIRST voted dry tho de-
f'tted wet interests. after having OK
pended all Of their efforts and tho
greater part of their money ON keep
INK liIuor in tho CITY. made tho dire
prophecy that the CITY would De deeply
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

IN debt inside % few years Now.
stated ne speaker. AL % the streets
are paved. AL OF the residents % the
city. white and ooiored. have money.
al ~ the children 70 10 school wear
inS good clothes. the bank deposits
nave Increased. the police force has
oeen reduced and the business men
h1F" no worthless accounts on the
pases ~ their ledKers-
Continuing. the speaker said ~You
men talk about your splendid bust
ness faculties and say that We women
nave not brains enough 20 vote but
We women do not spend our money
over the bars Of the country and leave
our children 10 wander the streets IN
RAGS with barely enough clothes TO
cover their bodies
Among Criminals.
Miss Alexander stated that her
work had carried her among some II
the worst criminals that mn tho iaii.
OF our country aSd that tho greater
part or them are the sworn enemies
OF strong drink. the evil that has
placed the greater part OF them IN
prison 1T would be n great thing
stated the speaker. ~ We could turn
the prisoners out 81 the MoundSviil.
penitentiary on the day Of election
and allow them 20 vote" They woulI
= EAhaA RANNHEN hAAAuNL ""
liquor business IN this state that
would long he remembered. for they
are, almost 10 man. the sworn on
emies Of the demon that took away
their liberty and removed them. by
It's cursed Influence. from the society
OF their fellow men"
Again returning TO the results OF
the temperance reform in Tennessee.
the speaker stated that the people Of
that state no longer talked OF the in
creased taxes that prohibition would
bring, for II they do. she stated, we
Know that they are standing in with
that low class OF law-breakers. the
speakeasy men"
The speaker stated that the liouor
business was either the direct or in.
direct cause Of the white slave traffic.
the gambling business and all OF the
great evils that overshadow the cIti.
zenship and progress OF our country
to-day and that unless we take a firm
stand against the traffic now We will
be unable 10 check the tide that
means the destruction OF the coun-
try. (ApplauseJ
In closing she said: ct takes grit.
grace and gumption 70 down or even
fight against the liquor interests. but
the people OF Tennessee and many
other states IN the union have blotted
out the business and, by the grace of
God. the voters OF this beautiful state
OF mountains and valleys Will fight
the evil until II will be driven into
the sulphurous depths OF hell and
placed under the care OF its father.
the devil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
suIaarLans Advancirr-

SOFIA. Oct. Is The Eulrarians
gre marching On kuleli Hurgas. a. the
junction Of the AdrianoT To- Saloniki
Railway -Four thousand Macedonian
volunteers have started FOR the front
after short military training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

LONDON. Oc- 2S-The Seryian le-
cation announces that a hundred Ar
naut villages 10 The vicinity of U-kup
have surrendered Great festivities
ar' being bold throughout the con.
,gered country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Turkish Ann surr.rd.r.

BELGGADE. oct 2S semi official
adNir"e report that the Turkish army
which retired from Uskup towards
Neles surrendered today TO the Ser
Wan cavalry and delivered mp their
arms. The Serviaus later seized l27
guns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Up 20 the Voters.

There Is more truth than poetry in
the statement Of Chicago teacher
that bad biscuits drive many a man 70
drink. Who ever heard OF a good
cook being defendant In a divorce
suit?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

announcement is fust hcine made
ir rreIsnd Of an Imperial e1h.bron
f1 ho held in London Tor r.v months
~ Tho year 1915 Tho exhibition be-
ORGANIZED for atrcnrfhcnire tho com
merc.al ncq between Great Britain
and fho colonies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

RflNN. Montenegro. oct. eS-Tho
Mont'nccrins captured fhc town Of
Plcvlie. in the Sarjst of Novipazar.
near th" Bosnian border, at noon to-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
A Great Event.

lie stated that g. would not only
be a great event I'm the history Of
this STATE n the state were voted dry.
but that 81 would also be a great
event IN the history Of Ohio and every
state So the union. az 70 would have
great influence va putting them dry.
He stated that the liquor traffic IS
the greatest foe that tho people OF
the world have 10 combat to-day. and
that II We are not 20 submit 10 on
tire destruction We must take a firm
stand now.
Ancient Babylon and Macedonia
we're reduced 10 tributary states
through liquor Rome was burned by
a drunken ruler and this great coun-
try will follow just as sure az We
allow the business 10 exist in our
midst" stated the speaker
IN closing. no stated that tho vote
on the prohibition amendment boz this
Ptate has not only reference 10 Wheel.
ing. Ohio county or West virginia.
but 20 the millions all over the coun.
try who are being humbied driven N
prisons and asylums and finally killed
by the interests that cause an 81 the
evil of tho world and that return
nothing but evil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Rev. Rutledge Talks

The next speaker OF the evening.
lt"v James Rutledge, of Cleveland.
O.. who took prominent part in pIac-
ing many OF the counties Of Ohio in
the dry column, was introduced, and
opened his address by saying that
the sight OF a whole audience pledg-
ing themselves 10 vote dry vas
good omen for the state. He stated
that the liquor business Is the only
business that has absolutely no re-
deeming features and a great many
undesirable ones that we allow 20
exist in this country. "All we have
out OF the saloon business" stated
the speaker, rs a little he'll. that for
heat and general accursedness, Is "a
worthy competitor OF that region
ruled over by the evil ono" lie stated
taat last year, IN this country. there
were 100000 boys learned 10 drink.
$4,000 of this numSer becoming con
trmcd drunkards. while 1855 900
deaths were caused by drink. lie
stated that the liquor business caused
one great. continuous funeral process
sion clear across the continent and
that 81 the money expended for liquor
last year were used for the purchase
Of bread. II would be possible TO
make n pavement OF loavcs OF bread
around the entire world sixteen miles
wide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Finish Housecleaning
With Green Death"

Finish trc bugs with o. 900.
Green Death u.s. sure
death to a'l rcj Rug, ana
reaches. 90 Mills fhsm Hut-
right And they jo0t have
tD cat DO.
s quarter buy~ a pint. pat
entcd. squirt Top can-any
drug store.
Squirt IL into their hiding
places and the bugs will hide
no more.
BE sure fo get The genuine
GREEN DEATH"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

In the vicinity Of Eski-Haba, carrying
troops ana supplies from Constantine
Tle 10 Ndriauople
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
ADRIANOPLE
Continued from first pug.)

key defeat Roumania would insist
upon being consulted In any redis-
trlbu'ion OF Turkish domiuiuns.
Turkish Army.
LONDON. OCT. 2S-Au interesting
question az the present moment ls tho
whereabouts of the Turkish army. OF
which nothing definite Is known Tho
news that Eski-Rabs has been taken
by the bulgarian cavalry. apparently
without resistance. shows thar Nazim
Pasha's army BIS not where g. was sup
posed 10 have beeu-on the line be-
tween Kuleli BurEas and I.ule Burcas
u may be further west. In the direc-
ton Of Demotica. but Is IS generally
supposed It has retired from the limo
of the railway and entrenched Itself
on the long line from Demotica To-
Tchorlu.
Constantinople dispatches continue
TO speak Of the readiness Of the Turk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29

Constantinople dispatches continue
to speak OF the readiness Of the Turk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-29
Wedding Presents
Japanese Lamps

Artistic creations of
smoked bamboo shades.
silk lined in red. yellow
IT green. thus harmonic
ng. with all dark woods
or finishes. Each one has
silk cord and plug ell
ready for attaching -
socket. Prices 1915 10
$1,000.
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Candelabra

Reproductions Of CO.
lonial patterns in brass
with marble base. crystal
with priSmS and from one
20 three lights.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-10-31
VOTER! VOTE CAREFULLY!

These are the days of human
rights and of individual indepen-
dence, These are the days in
which the voter demands to know
who and what he votes for.
These are the days in which the
voter CAN KNOW who and
what he votes for and does know.
The Republicans are making
deceptive campaign on the as
sumption that the Democratic
party will not keep the pledges
Of the Democratic state commit
tee and of the. Democratic state
nvention for a POST ELEC-
TON primary on November
80, in which the voters of
the Democratic Party in the
state will have the right to regis
ter their vote and express their
individual choice for United
States Senator.
THIS PROMISED POST
ELECTION PRIMARY WILL
BE HELD and the electorate Of
the state will have the right to-
say and the opportunity of say
ing to the Legislature in the
event Of Democratic success WHO
SHALL Be Senator. Will the
voters Of West Virginia miss this
great opportunity Of naming the
next Senator7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-10-31
The Scanlon Meetings.

No more forcible argument IN favor
of the Prohibition Amendment has been
heard during the campaign for its rati-
fication than that Of last Sunday after
noon when DR.. Scanlon spoke in the
Court House to = splendid audience,
being introduced by Bishop Gravatt,
who brought most encouraging mes
sages Of the prospect Of success from
the other end Of the State. This elo-
quent West Virginian win always re-
ceive warm welcome from the people
Of Jefferson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1912-10-31
IT. IS UP TO YOU!


Tne fneeoorn CITIZEN gets up when dew
Is on the grass
And sees nimself rejected In trust
A trust controls the soap ne hnds al
Length upon the stand.
And through the favor OF some trust ne
takes his comb In hand.
his shoes. suspenders. shirt and socks.
the buttons on his coat
His handkerchief. his necktie and the col
All came from factories that trusts per-
nit to operate;
A trust allows him to have coal to PRE-
upon the crate.
By yielding to the sugar trust he makes
his coffee sweet;
~ bowling to the beef trust he may nave