New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
HE WAS FOR FREE SILJER.
AND HE WASN'T ">kEERED" or THE ''GoLBUo
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From The Baltimore News.


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From The Baltimore News
There was trouble in locating him He was
for free silver. and probably will be until the crack
U u4Vn Srow "p for YOU coud trace his lin
cage right back through the Farmers Alliance and
na T,hS. ssh em about
noon when things are busiest In an afternoon news
What yer want Granpop?" asked he irreyer,
-nt ottics boy. whistiins few bars OF Where Did
"Nawihin from YOU sonny WA. want a.. 10 , talk to
sos Of yer me, aronnd se Esse old man was @ directed
What can We do FOR you. sr?' he was asked
Yer can't do nswthln fer me- Thank Go, God. ,n ~
got where I don't believe nawthn' O. yer YIN goid
have got sum lutte silver arguments here that want
to publish If s yer SM5 sSs me s, n sack and
brought forth his little arguments They were
FOR the number Of hem II seemed i.som, Insy ne.
kept coming out Of the carpet ssch 10 mgcn M, ~
same way that Hermann takes things oui or hisn
Now. then" said the oil fellow. gathering them
tSsr! iSss!neF into mighty p'e' s0'" ''"s ' '''1
But We haven't time to read all that said the
That's the way That's the way yer do. You're
all The sO dfn Ss ssi yqu hsps
as big as hay wagon an set !. rgh, down sforr
sr p bs the "anf ss to viii k"ow ske YER w
yer needn't read it, then. IN read /, TO yer >.
all that; indeed haven't"
Listen yere 'rher creates crime ever perpe-e-
decentralization OF silver in 1913 by the Brit
ish' -
that and the British didn't demonetize silver any
They didn't Yer don't know what yer are talk.
Which tried to make slaves OF the free American
You'll have TO excuse me, sir"
Il amt d-goin TO excuse yer. Yer got to listen
10 ther truth" BY this time the old mans voice
had reached high pitch and other men In the
.Ycre a lot of gol-donged sorhugs. he said.
"a on yer Yer know that what got here Is the
truth and nawthin but the truth. and yer aint sct
the nerve to listen. let alone publish it, ain
askeered OF no gofbug press howsomever' an m
sH' ain got sS S tIme Yers TOO dern busy
lies about go. II won't do yer no good MY wnc, ,
deesrecks fer silver Sos me wnoa xen'.y: n, YER
don't look out we'll hang ther whoF goi Dug p's''
we Couldn't possibly publish all that" sr.d the
newspaper man seeking TO molfy the man
bit TT would cover about twenty-N pm,,,.
In the per You'll have TO cut II DOWN "'"e'
"Nsw. yer ion,t Yer don't ,n cut my nv, .rs'mena'
All right take them to Bill Ruby" ,..,...
The old man. in his excitement. was looxms
0s 70, and Hs Tsy reporter nsy guided him to the
elevator door. Just at that moment the car shot
into. view. brilliantly lighted. ga., %, ~. ,,,.r ,,.,
thing again / was in IL, and that fellow pulled
a rope an thought my liverd turned over: Yer
SSn ssox oy amy my Ss step. 81 out c hs
won't 30 down nawthin' but steps. wher's them
lie was led 10 the stairs. according 10 his de-
sire and az he departed. carpet sack In one hand
and his bunch OF manuscript In the other. his
Tried TO trick ole Josiah Bowen. did yer. I'll
tell Bill Bryan T al ,s about H. o ss the nS r;' time 50,
Will be chile's play alongside what yer viii Get
Hhen free silver wlns."