Who Would Lose By Free Coinage

All who labor, whethor witb muscle or brain: 47 per cent. of the pnrchusing power of their enrnings. All who are dependent upon fixed in comes or stipouds: 47 per cent. of the purchasing power of the amount they now receive. AU who have put aside soinething "for a rainy day:" 47 per cent. of the purchasing power of their savings. All holders of insurance policies, annuities or mutual benefit rights in fraternal associations: 47 per cent. of the premiums or dues which they have paid In and of the contingent claims to which they may be entitled. All holders of railway or chattol mortgages not expressly payable in gold: 47 per cent. of the principal and of the interest yet to be paid. All holders of railway or other corpora tion bonds, except those expressly payable in gold: 47 per cent. of the principal nnd of the interest yet to be paid. All holders of railway or other Corporation stocks: 47 per cent. of their present market Talue; in many cases their entire market value. All holders of state, county, town or municipal bonds not expressly payable in gold: 47 per cent. of the principal and of the interest yet unpaid. All who pay taxes: 47 per cent. added to their share of the cost of maintaining paui !,'! pers, lunatics and prisoners.