The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-20

.pSifoU w lPUy. MAIIVnu niVfo ceSA y S~t
for their stekf than they would II
|this law hao not been made for their
Ibenent. Jim, there u no disguisins
the fact th3t tub American people are
as helpless ~ ne hands of these thuts
lpt the 'sy6ttM' 81 though they lived
in the realm OF the sultan. where q
,Sw cuttktoat bfisAnds are'llcenaed to
rob and oppre6s to their hearts con.
.snt. jim Han66ibh. you know this
game d AnAAts. You know how II y
worked. ana the men who WORK II.
Tell me II there u any considsraticn
due Wall street and its heart.And.soul
butchers At the hands Of honest men"
II do not know what you mean.
Bob What are you drivint. at"
Never mind what am driving ct.
ask you whether, II an honest man
knew how to beat wall street at its
own game, he 6hould hesitate to beat
it--hesitats because Of anything con.
nected with conscience or morals?
You saw what Barry Conant was able
TO do to us that day simply by stand
ing on the fioor. of the stock exchange
a,ns,na 40. a,s...h wan'.aw ne 90.
IN. 90 sa,, eus.r 60 ,ninf so Inv
that l was obliged to let 70 Of our
160, 900 sharet at q, 1000, 900 to $4,000
900 less than We could have got for
tu ,,.aav ,aos,,sa =, IRIS tr,ck NJ.
o,,ants IN. ..vst.n,, ,ns,aaa n, ne
mska Ave ta .evsn ,n,,,ionso
"T aon,t fo,,cx yon pob know
,hot v9T,cs -, 700. ahIe 10 do tb,s
heca,se h. bsa more money behind
him tbsn v8s, "
'"you tb;nk.xo do Won linz That
60 Tho wavs n {lcct. IN yon hut 7 tell
yo, u,onav Ma nothiny IN do With n
Notbinv MA ~ Al Win n but the
aenaisb sv.tan \, f,aud and trIckerv
unon which thSs wbo,e stock .sambline
.trnctura q .rssrsa Notbinr entered
,nto tba vhals gh,,s,nass M, tho trick.
erv NJ etock. .rsinh,,ns as conducted to.
aav n 49,, orly ouastIon lin n,
a mans opening ana closing his mouth
and snittinr o,,t words From the
minute barry Conant came into that
crowd nnfi, he left and we were r,hn.
ed. he showed no money. no anything
that did not show. From the very
nature OF the business he could not.
He simply said Sold oftener and
longer than said Buy He may have
had money back OF him. or he may
only have had nerve. God Almighty
is the only one who can tell, for when
Conant was through he was able to
buy back at 80 the $4,000 shares he
sold me at It's, the $4,000 that broke
my back. Jim, II i had known as
much that day as I do now l would
have stood in that crowd and bought
all the stock he sold at 1870. and ]
would have stood there buying until
hell froze over or he quit; then I
would have made him rebuy 1t ut 2S0
or 2,OS0, and would have broken him
and all his Camemeyer and STANDARD
Or hackers: broken them to their
last crime-covered dollar"
bob. what are you talking about ?
It Is all Chinese to me. cannot get
nehu OF Iall OF Wn6t you are urlVluB
at"
N"T know YOU cant lin. neither
could wall street II n were listening
| to me. But YOU will. and wall street
| will too before many days 20 by.
| Now must be of. have work ia
do" f
pa nnt an b,s ha, and ,art me trv.
,nr IN n,,ayle our inst what hs meant
| Next dav tha S,,oar h,LIs had the
| center of the stock exchange stage
| All day long they tossed sugar from,
one to another. as though each thou
| sand shares had been = wisp of hay
instead OF 5000 OOO-for soon after the
opening II SCARED TO 200. The 'sys
TENS" cohorts were in absolute con
troll. with Barry Conant never a min
ute away from the Sugat-pole, always
on the alert to steer the course ol
price when they threatened to run
away on the Up or the down side
1t was evident to the expert readers
OF the tape that the system was car
rying its ,steed for an exceptionally
brilliant run. Ike Bloomenstein, the
Avenger Fiend. who for 40 years hac