The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-27
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AMAZING.

1hta Nufu lsaf ttsaf fttsH ne Ni-
that the latter part 4 tbs we'k prr'Ai.-t
lsst SUNDAY was hsassd hHf rams
all tho cNutcs .murat The aN~fls" human
mind due- not grssp 90 ,,fult'h"hh VIZ
natural forces that hav" Ten arr am
vii cuuttnuts 10 - eliminating Oh" prr~N'
PHENOMENAL movement boz American
cuTtie@ No man "ur uru 81 'ui''-
of nr'n are rs-p-rn-ibhr fuf Oh" rr'uilbu
or uphsaval that l. taxing place. anH ln-'
Tor that fva~un. N" movement T. ~h'
l=s,ana. u i natural lpr Ne'ks and
months Ne hav" t--n irving to show oar
readers that Mature laughs a. laws, law
makers and strikers. and That w. are bNi'H
Ia a transition Ieriod. a golden era. al
II IN" American krnat--anc" has
only Just tsgun. and "a" must l""h ~ y
Calinly and H. grateful that w. VEN 1'u"fR-'
tho-' Who saw u. and nv to profit "a ih'
events bound To result
In a land II unbuuudYl rr-our. go, CON
tanning wealth IL minerals and agriculture
for hundreds 81 mi'liuu- II psuIi" men
of brain and nerve have for q hundred
wears t-en engaged In huiidirg up atd
I-rfe,tng railr,ad--v-'.u- 81 giganitr
proportions with the narrowed surplus
~ gold from ~" exhausted tlruls Long
before Anticipated, the enufmH't- st"driug
wealth and population have enabled IL
,o raw back what We owed, and We find
ourselves to-day the real oSn"t~ II tt'-''
imts rial highways Il Ana
what do We find hr>idss. rot only has th"
business of the country grown up To- thc-'
giant systems, h "a few YEAR seemed
Wild schemes bat "" find. that ~pnle ui The
older lines are not adequate fuT IA" tonnage
To move, while tho newer ones ar" tang
taxed to their capacity. and "ighttItck-
railroads ara -riouSly contemplated "a
many Instance A. a Necessity
The thoughtleSS cry Tor NOR" money,
while tho men If money lind II h1rUi'r ami
harder To arm \ htil" Interest uu what they
own. In" production 81 gold all over
the world keeps Increasing. and from Airicd
will now again l"gln tu flow ~" yellow
torrent morn mpidl than ever Ih"
pu.r Beers wer. like tho Bar. yhev re-
fu-d TO march with the procession. 80 'n"
procession 4 CIVILIZATION marched over
ihem. BOERS. BRlANITES. NIRlktltN.
Ri.ACKNAILEkS AND BEARS a." ouly Me-
on the wheel ~ events. and a. they arr
crushed beneath II, wealth and Intelligence
keeps m command - the human ras", jus,
~ 4 always has don" AMI always will d.
once in a while m finance lik" lU paint
ing. literature nr music. d. ~" inda genius
and right here in the miiSi - our transition
y@riod, there stands one pr'-cinlueLtly
alone Right now out e graf tn"
! eading banker. uf America ought io ef,St
20 this great cItlzen a suitable memorial.
FOR him To look al, lot u- hoy" Tot iw~niN
wears AZ least. Mature natural genius
put this Hercules In command II the Anr'ri-
can army ~ ~inarCier-. And what a grand
selection Mature made again. Herr j. a
man who certainly TO-DAY mas a greater
power and a greater following than any
King or Emy-rpr-vhu- word among
th" banking community q se'"ra! '"ill-
! u"rt- i law, who certainly Il '~itIflo.l TO
I re-i after his work. but who stLl cui-id"rs
il ms duty 20 stand by The helm = the great
American ship and never finch IN any
KIND II weather. Think Il the temptation,
10 evil of such a huaACicr, and Then ~"e
- l. maN A|HAm lam. AHHM
q never tearing dpVu Crossing o."
Atlantic winter and summer certainly Mt
tu make money, uo' but 20 Patch W lu
most Ca-- what IuCumI.tcr' g.%ucTaI-
lost OF DESTROYED FOLLOW hiiu-h"lp hum,
b.. works for all 81 W.. ami n Nuy invest
with HIM. the outcome l. safe Governors
and Legislators ty t. M --t our lruNIrr'y
ami r,tard oar progress. and who defends
u- and helps ~ put, but this all" protector
Ut vested rights We ieyl suIr. hat ~lat
he fnds hi- hardest task l. 20 obtain < sd
generals IN any llEe. bu' al II - can Il"
good -oldkrs by helping hun IN down
ins fools. ana 'hu-' who show n4nrIt
viii h~Come generals IN time Tins
deep thinker knows that every American
railroad to-day j. about 10 tf-oumc "a IA
vid.nd paypr-nsVer mind - nam. uT
what It was before. lie kupw-, that Nature
now las ions her work. and that gu,-i
managers can aud will 10 tho rest VI"
has Just I'M ar'ed his views to king. "n-
t"roTs aud pTim" ministers 81 Europe IN
his firm aud modes way IuIups' H. was
ing up her hnsnci.r- havr b.-'u listening
20 Mr. Morgan and they are now advising
their customers tu put their only T"iuaiu-
iug wealth. gold into American Rail
road s,ocks. III" fever j. catching. Il Will
spread Eastern muItuuain-s in America
are afraid 20 los" control 81 their prop
err l.s Western milliuuaIre- an" after
them IA. great American public l. D.
Cunning 70 huy they vii all buy after a
while. and the next three months VIII Wit
ne-s "A speculation that viii h., exceptional.
dramatic aud AMAZING
II looks a. II the Vanderbilt s's'un'ie-
led by New Work. Central viii bead tho
march. as powerful rich men rcaliz" ia
magnitude. and would like 20 twist N"
control - thu mammoth franchise With it-
va-' l,a-eholds from '!s pr''-'u' owners
Nature has made TIN, grHai system and
all Il them what they AZ" to-day. IL"
railroads Garnet their dividends twtv"
over With IN" corn crop IA fa.ur" Il'N
vii earn them fcuT 'irur- over with 2.Jn.-
5000 twenty-five Hundred Million bush
els II corn ia mel" sam store
houses The moNpmcut will to furious
and il Will not stop, until every railroad
sts'k in Am.rica -ells At a level "lualliug
81 Uer cen return on tie present. out
standiug common stocks IN total Iti- h.
natural and safe and nothing - D." AFRAID
10 A. stn"k- e. up, naturally loans keep
increasing When bv next Christmas. storks
ar" up ~ per vent II will h' natural tia
the loan Accounts expand al least 20 p-r
cent. when five wears from now prices
~ all the railroad -,pcb- have doubled. ~
~willnaiurally 10 show hv loan frur~, Thai
now would look AMAZING but ihsy VII,
nu' l", they viii only L. the ra-ult 81 a
natural expansion and therefor" SURF 20
come