ROBERT LEE HENRY

... wholly in the interest of the creditor classes, the banking fraternity, and the commercial world, without proper provision for the debtor classes and those who toil, produce and sustain the country.

These great forces are in such combination and agreement that it is well-nigh impossible for honest competition to be set up against them.

These great forces are in such combination and agreement that it is well-nigh impossible for honest competition to be set up against them.

... wholly in the interest of the creditor classes, the banking fraternity, and the commercial world, without proper provision for the debtor classes and those who toil, produce and sustain the country.