How in thunder would “you ask” them how
they stood on the Presidential candidates ?
Roger Sullivan, of \ Chicago, was one of
Bryan’s lieutenants in 1904; will any worse
man be the lieutenant of Underwood in 1912?
Belmont and Ryan paid over to the Bryan
fund $30,000 in 1908; will any worse men give
$30,000 to Oscar Underwood ?
The Standard Oil agent, Chas. W. Haskell,
was Bryan’s campaign treasurer in the last
national contest; will a worse man hold the
dough-box for Underwood in the next one?
Bryan and Watterson told the negroes they
ought to divide, which meant that the whites
of both parties would have to compete for the
The monthly magazines will no doubt break
out, with Morse. The Attorney-General of
the United States devotes his attention to
Morse. The President of the United States is
deeply concerned for Morse. Medical officers
of high degree in the U. S. army are detailed,
at our public expense, to make an expert ex
amination of Morse. Special correspondents
of metropolitan newspapers are sent hundreds
of miles to inspect, cross-examine, and report
on, Morse. The telegraph wires are kept hot
with Morse. The telephones no doubt ring
and tingle with Morse.
