"Alderman Henry L. Fick, who always has a big roll of the long green in his pockets, and togs up in fine clothes and sports two or three large diamonds, says that 'The Broad Ax' is not worth two whoops in purgatory since it stopped fighting Rev. Abraham Lincoln Murray," according to "The Broad Ax," published on May 20, 1905.
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Jeffrey Charles Coon
"Alderman Henry L. Fick, who always has a big roll of the long green in his pockets, and togs up in fine clothes and sports two or three large diamonds, says that 'The Broad Ax' is not worth two whoops in purgatory since it stopped fighting Rev. Abraham Lincoln Murray," according to "The Broad Ax," published on May 20, 1905.