dealing in futures, nil* .' Hi* !a»« r» v . xn*»-
P f-olb-s. j-kbU ri* s iin.l *.a*|. | < tit d« r t*s
forms of law—ait von.* ir to Gw *ount and
trust |»|v.i i t«» ti-• general indhttn in. \\ •
ao nv i r«»|M»-e to j .iy the |«art of pn#<v~
■ cuting attorney—it is not our tor’e. bin ’
• neither * s?at««mun. a lawyer. .<u *• •
• tteian. i'ne fact and the <m .u i«.n an
’ sita>|»!y !»• ’• tiie gr :it na• > of the pe;-
ple, i •• only of this country tout *4 the < .vi
•*>a I aorhl, haw i*» • i». tn some way «»r *t>
a number of ways, r**«»bed of th* .r itoility to
I roc’:re, by exchange «»f labor and fuo-iwt!*
of labor, an abun . iwe « f th ngs d sirublr
for comfort and tishinne-s, y« a •v< n t. -
<c>. Pies of tote. Th- ma* -s of tile |.<-..|”v
: strict economy -v« nto the verge of • tifftr
Ing. At this very mom»-nt there ar*’ th »u-
> ;.*ndii and hundreds of th«*u-.«■; is of th*
5 very men who toil and sweat and produce
the Idg cotton top* of th«- Ftmth. whn hove
’«'n <!<>;». ng. whose wives .tr<- ••j-ut to th-ii
rm!” to • !T- t n change o’ b- I lin»-i
*. .»i»•»;:* <»*.*-•• a week; whose «' ning tabi*
?< of pine Is’ird % cover* •! with a iagg< i.
