The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-01
FORWARD WITH WILSON, OR
BACK TO THE GOOD-OLD-DAYS?

he issue of this election told the of the Shady Lane
Of Wall Street and the Shadow Lawn of the Nations Summer
With Wilson White House you where you get
thrown of.
Wilson gave them three square meals day. eight work.
the h Wsen wages s known tP to history +h had
Why &c onl You know what Wilson gave you. You know
what kind of job you've You know whether getting
have had four You know what has been done
Tenanty system Europe? And you
Yu aw that Wilson WON'T make on Mexico to
Hearst and others who similarly interested that country You
R T i he sna aas war on Germany just to please Roosevelt
You know that this Administration has done
crooked than has been % forty Of american history
the & W broke o public ls
unanimously said Wilson can't possibly keep of Europe
straight nose keep eyes both legs and all
ten fingers and house over heads They'll drag whether
Wasn't that the argument passed from mouth
to mouth h in July an. and August Of 1911! ,.o,a
wood working better paid than before
in school and nghbor proud
look back with pleasure the days when big brohered it
.soac full and we'll ready to hand battered bruised
bleeding Europe when she tires of the fruid boot of
There is just Europe today s,rpasses she
If You don't know Wilson and what he stands for. its
YOU busy with your pros
for FOUR it you have felt r
ing his Administration that haven't felt the need
Yes; You know Wilson. You him. You
Make mistake That; what That what Hughes
v.ro labelled i has been called Promises vs. Achievements but
has wasted thousand miles of perfectly good railway
travel find he hasn't got yet
the
trees!
men i received awful Jolt That the the
that was their idea of prosperity aboreT with
farmer BY sending him packages of seed pamphlets telling him,
seed in h e % IN 1 nas 'd not plant
owns his the bo rs paid ad oft his and the man
It W issue that 9 it's ' of
The the United States November 9TH decide which
leads TO- and that at the end Of it more p5ospe d
@s ss ras Ass ss wa s @ ae s
publican spebnde by GoododDays Republican Progress?
And they fed with high moral ideas" So they WERE the
the railroads they represented when these corporation
directors would drown their stocks with and ugge freight
and passenger tariffs make the SELL when
railroads day and bought them price the
boards of aldermen legislatures states elected their
own I s TO- the Senate corrupt Bosses and
out subsidies da out trading stamps
had its s1d es feny M ea g
pancs rugged with little trouble
at when s sh s Den II. ;y b de e
interest for the and another for the when deposo
related
THOSE were the Good Days those good old days!
between Wall Street and Treasury and Mr. Mogn
had pass-key the White House
Who
used the Crowd that backing Mr. Hugh
doubt about it?
the
big
help re-eect President Wilson y
If mouths
tale Of glue
There contributions that Taft directors
Of life Mr. Dryden Of the Prudential
alone turned in $4,000
The Morgan been especially
Taft Thus the list Of contributors Mr. Sobury
itself subscribed $5O0O friend Mr. Perkins original
George W. of the firm of Morgan director National City
International Harvester Company International Mercantile
Company the United Steel
contributed
$4,000 the PROGRESSIVE!
difficult working Woodrow Wilson
the White House!
The Rock Island Railroad
hands Did the fact that
Robert Mather contributed $4,000 Mr. Taffs election have anything
Here few other Friends touched for Mr. Ts
paign fund and the Of their subscriptions:
american Ian Company. Makes dinner pals 10000
C. N Bliss. Penn R. $500
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