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| ing. said; II will now introduce 70 ron tn
:" Crowd up there, you fellows" said . boy
| The Boy Orator said:
u-shS ibs sGn 1TaS moved S on you '' 0"0
| At the next station, Kirby, there was an Ia
formal sop, in fs Y car and
President. :" Hurrah for Willie" yelled on;
| the Boy Orator was glad this time when the
| train moved on,
man Hare. The train stopped at the Hockinp
Valley Crossing before the station was reached
There srs three or four
The tram started before they could get at the
Boy Orator, and they ran along the tracks, but
and got aboard the car with the Boy Orator.
."ob, amt ho Just lovely" said the owner OF
"Would you like to vote for him ~ asked a
No don't. want to vote for him." said the
get on his fighting clothes"
There was a band playing at the station and n
dosn the steps Of tho car and introduced him
only as the candidate for President. Mrs. Bryan
followed. The Boy Orator let out another link
OF that 3oo.mile speech. He said
"LApiEs AND GENTLEMEN: II gives me a
ESeat deal of pleasure to greet the people " no
1--we in the town of my old friend Judge Hare.
the people who honored themselves BY his cleo
the future to have rs faithful and honest and
courageous n representative as you had when he
was your member tCheers.l lam glad to see
There was such q crush here at Upper San
being crushed. lie lifted them up and passed
them over. to the man nearest to him. or course
shouts the s50T 'Afs5H S tnS and ws hfrs
rs the train moved on. Gen. Findlay
sod so n The .ss, @ for a Mr.. uRpss Bssn I'D sSS
Mrs. Bryan that Mrs. Findlay would be at tho
lBueyrns depot armed with a bouquet, and that
mites % also got on nc charged Wv With the he duty Of
sscorting the Boy Orator and his suite to Crest
duced the Boy Orator as the next President Of
the United states, and the 100 people gathered
rs this here the Boy orator7" demanded
Yes" said the Roy Orator. "this is the one"
nine. The Boy, Orator said:
III can judge anything by the way people
~ %hen eny er
ed ed pst! pst! and once more ,he train moved on;
There were some bouquets In this crowd and
them. Mr.. Bryan asked one of tho men who
hoc-,ied the train at Nevada how things looked.
~ "see " here % There's ints u Of WI" Morsnippers of
idols in Ohio. Bill Mckinley. he's an idol and
he'll get them; All that ain't worshippin' that
idol will vote for you. l want to tell you, MIR.
Bryan. that these railroad men has sent out cir
oulars saying why Mckinley should be SUPPORT
X.
indulred in by the p!utocrat monopolsts. and
the gre Ersat american people is going to rise up
Yes. yes" said Mr. Bryan. The starched
shirt front OF the Boy Orator was gone. Tho
collar was wilted and he didn't look half as
. There There was crowd of about 1900 or perhaps
1000 at the Bucyrus station. Gen; Findlay
stood on the rear platform. and. pulling the
FELLOW CITrzeSs: am now going to in;
tsodqse to ypn the man who will be elected
AT this moment Mrs. Findlay. with a hugo
bonGuet. clambered up the steps, all excitement
the crowd she reached Mrs. Bryan's side and
put the flowers in her hand with the remark:
You dear. sweet, good thing"
The Boy Orator surveyed tho yelling crowd
for a moment and then let out another section
OF the 800, mile long speech. This section was
II thank Gen. F,ndlay for having sowed the
day. Before l commenced the study of the
the restoration OF silver. Gen. Findlay was bat.
tlng Tor the free and unlimited coinage of
metal fss as psoDs Is whom sG he am has sA1s$ lived
among are so enthusiastic | am not surprised
that there are so many. when consider his
have had 20 learn the fat IS about this thing.
believe, and have believed. that tho United
askinG any nation in the world to aid us in it,"
. The train started on at this point in Mr.
sowers Sa @ eue Of 1h only wen iew feet
devoted to hand shaking. Mrs. Bryan pinned
the big bouquet on the bosom OF her linen shirt
Hurrah for Tor " Mrs. III '' Bryan" yelled half a
dozen. and three cheers were given Just as tho
u One OF the men WhS got on the train a,
nnoyrns III, " T wss M named Mskelvy who Sas pointed
the Short Line Railroad and a shouter for free
silver.
dency OF the short LineI" asked the reporter.
y" Oh" said the Ian of information. = don't
know. They just voted him out"
Before or after he became q free-silver
oh. it was after" was the reply. He's
The first big station after leaving Fort Wayne
was Crestiine. There were $500 persons there.
her was 10000, and they became angry when
those who we're experienced in estimating
crowds announced that 1000 would go. II was
the tree.slver men aboard the Bryan train esti-
mated the crowd at about lU to /.
The treStlne station IL u union station. The
crowd WAS jammed In about both sides of 1t.
and big stand had been erected in the
boy Orators traiii came up \ rush was made
by the crowd and number Of persons were
throw thrown under the cars; but tRS train stopped
neither one keeping time with itself. let alone
with the other. In addition to the brass
bands there were cannon going on.
TALK on MONEY AT CREsrLISE
The Boy Orators mind had been made up to
do tho usual car platform act, but tne crowd
got hold of him and ynnked MIN over 10 the
stand. Mrs. Bryan followed him there. one
lnan presented grea: big red apple 10 her. and
another one gave her two lunches OF flowers
The Boy Orator was introduced, and while the
crowd yelled he let or another section Of the
800. mile speech. 1t was:
LADIES AND GFSTLEMEN: | would not be
surprised TO ind such An audience as this in
Nebraska, but can hardly realize that such
gathering as this is assembled in the State
which has the honor to coutain tho resi-
ience of my opponent. Laughter and
great cheering. ] am Rratihed MT the Interest
" Mich you are taking in this campaign. | want
you to realize that in this contest we have un
Issue which appeals to every man. woman aud
child In the land. Aye, more than that, upon
the decision of the United States may turn the
financ ial policy of the world
Not only in America, but all over the
world, the toiling masses arc looking for
relief to that nation which ought to stand
foremost In every great reform. We have an
which comes TO few generations.
but that opportunity brings with IL
It's Utilities. The policy ad Vocated by our
opponents is a CONTINUATION OF the gold standard
policy, which they dare not defend. tCheers.l
II tho gold standard is good thing. |
ask you why did not the Republican
party IN st. Louis declsre that tho
Told standard should be manta ined per.
And II the gold standard Is a
bad thing. why was II so oowardly as TO say "
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