Show II Let no farmer be deceived bj by byg golo goiC bug g claptrap cl tr p h ern if b llie rise iise rise o of f wheat heat ny Any man who read must know knot y that a it sq comes from comes l from froma a veritable bread famine famme in other other ther thero countries o lri Prosperity rity which 15 is haunted haunted au ted by th the ghosts ghosts of of sta staved starved ved millions millions in in other lands is not the i. i Y r J it that 9 m. m q the J 1 Ameri Ameri- ri i t Ji fJ J iri Yf t d' d can people people- desire Moreover t such prosperity is bound to be temporary I. I for even ev n a gold champion champton great reat though he be- bebe be in promising can I assurance that scarcely give give- U us the assurance th will there w ill ahva always alway h be be g general ner l crop failures in India and i Argentine Ar ntine and short crops crops in Europe But even now with famine abroad and plenty of tariff at home we we- weha ha have nothing like genuine prosperity Merely a temporary rise of wheat and a flurry of speculation in Wall Nall street National Bimetallist 1 1 v y t l r 5 t in r |