The Cairo bulletin., 1906-07-16
SOON COMING HOME From HIS
INTERESTING TRIP AROUND
THE WORLD.
RUGGED PERSONALITY
And Assurance That He VIII Be ths
Next President Makes Him cen,
ter Of All Eyes In Europe
at Present.

! london. July When nv iliiasa
Jennings Bryan reaches hnne IN LIN
coin, Neb. ahont September 7. ha wilI
have completed globe trotflng tour
which has taken him below the Enuas
tor and ahlve the Arctic circle This
Journey was begun on Se,tember Ill
1905, and was SO arranged that he hrs
been enabled To visit about thirty dif-
ferent lands, in which he has come ID
personal contaef with persons who
control the destnies of the world
/ His name, pol ition and rugged per
sonaity ard the growing probability
! that he VIII be the next Democratic
candidate for the presidency have
proved a coniurina combination of ele-
ments which haYe opened the dnof ~
him for study aud research IN every
country which he has visited
Beginning his travels N the East,
Mr. Bryan first visited Hawaii ami
from there proceeded to Japan whera
he and Mrs Rryan were present HI NJ
reception to Admiral Togo IN Ka-
rea they had the distinct Of being
among the last callers AZ the palace
before that country went under the
IguardianehIp Of Japan
| Their itinerary next took them To
China, where they visited several Of
the principal cities, and narrowly es-
capped being in Shanghai at the OTIS.
From this point they continued
their journey through Egypt. pales-
tine, Syria. Greece, Turkey and other
onu5riess 10 Russia. II was N So. Paf
ersburg that Mr. Bryan encountered
one Of the most interesting features
E0f his expedition when he mel mem
bers Of the Douma and attended sea
sions Of that body indeed. he would
have fingered much longer in the Rus
sian capital had time permitted hut
wishing to VISIT several more conn
tries before returning home, he RI
sumed his globe-trottIng aud proceed
ed next to Sweden and Norway and
the nto England.
ProIongs Visit in England
Mr., Bryan had intended leaViag
here early this week. but deferred his
departure for several reasons Brit
ish politics has been one of his hoh-
bes since coming to London, and he
had become SO much Interested in the
attempt TO establish conscription here
that he wanted TO hear the great and
llong-heraded speech of Mr. HaIdane.
the minister of war. before the house
OF Commons.
Accordingly he was pre- enl in the
distinguished visitors gallery OF the
house while the debate was on. and
was much impressed with the proceed
ings. The oratory and grace with
which Mr. Haldane SET for h his views
appealed particularly to Mr.. Bryan.
who himself is a speaker of the high
est ability.
Another rea on for his remaining
over here was to await the arrival
Colonel Moses c. Wetmore, of ST.
Louis who has jus, arrived from AM
erica Colonel Wetmore, who Is one OF
the Nebraskans Oldest friends. will
travel through Scotland and ireland
with Mr.. and Mrs Bryan. and may
go with them to italy and France.
The party intends leaving here fomor
row and will return in time for the
peace conference. az which Mr.. Bryan
will be conspicuous figure
Mr. Bryan win SAL for America
from Gibraltar about the middle q
August
With the endlesa speculation which
is being iaduleed In as 10 he platform
which Mr.. Bryan viii adopt should ne
become the Democratic nominee
president. the opinion held by Mr.. Jef-
lferson NJ. Levy. a former Democratic
Representative from New York. VINO
is now in London. is OF much interest.
because Il brings 10 light a mex phase
lof the reforms which the Nebraska
Header is seeking to accomplish. LxoS-
ing at the i.uation from the stand-
point OF a banker. Mr.. Levy believes
that Mr. Bryan's probable campaign
will appeal 10 the conservative fnan-
ciai interests Of the United states
through the prospect Of the financial
system being regula ed in a manner
which will preclade the possibility u
such upheavals as follow a change af
administration every four years.
Mr.. Levys Views.
~ thing is more menacing tn the
prosperity Of the country" said Mr
levy "thaa he upheavals vhica
threaten 10 occur afer each president-
iial election. WHAT Ne need Is 70 have
onr methods 50 systemaiized that
commercial. Industrial and financial
Interests need stand in no fear e
being interfercd with , yany chanss