The daily tribune., 1907-11-11
J. ". CLINE
SAYS BRYAN
IS THE next


The Tribune is receipt of letter
from DR.. j. W. Cline Of this city
who is now taking postgraduate
course in medicine in New York and
it is so full of interest that it Is
published in full 1t will be noticed
that the doctor gives political horo-
scope of the East and it is his opinion
that w. j. Bryan will be the next
president of the United States and
gives his reasons for so thinking.
The letter:
II am receiving my paper o. K.
keep it coming, as it is very pleasant
to know what is going on at home.
AS you frequently ask me for news,
possibly few words relative to our
trip and what l have observed may
be Of interest, SO you may say that
am now in New York City doing post
graduate work in the New York hos
pitfalls, while Mrs. Oline and Ruth
are visiting friends in New Haven.
We have visited most of the points
of interest in the East. including a
trip into Canada, and no place that
we have visited it seems to me is en-
joying greater prosperity than Can
ada With the farmers, there is no
place that have observed where they
have as good houses, big barns and
fine stock as l awDhere. They have
to pay less for their farm impleme n Is
than the farmers do in the States,
and get just as good price for their
produce.
'The most beautiful trip think
that we have yet taken was boat
trip down the Hudson river The
scenery is magnificent, and interest
is added, by reason of the fact that its
banks are continuously lined with
points of historical interest. Going
from New York to Boston by water
was very pleasant trip till we all
became sea a-sick when it was less
interesting from pleasure stand
point. The New England coast,
from Boston to New York, impr esses
the traveller by rail as being almost
one continuous town, no thickly is it
populated, and almost every place
is reported as rapidly growing.
I'm New YORK, during the past two
weeks. there has been a great excite
ment relative to the financial situa-
tion; it has been common sight to
see long lines Of people waiting in
line all night, in order to draw their
deposi ts from various banks. However
this has practi cally stopped now.
In regard to the political situa
tion. or political forecast as you
choose to call 1t; 1t is a we'll recog-
nized fact that Vim. J. Bryan. is fast
becoming very popular man In
the East, and IL Is freely predicted by
4 conservative men that should be and
Wm. II. Taft be the next presidential
nominees that Bryan will he the next
president Of the United States. A
few nights ago attended great Sal
vation Army mass meeting at Carnage
hall. where Gen. Booth and W. ].
Bryan were scheduled AZ the speakers
Of the evening; when Bryan appeared
on the platform. the whole great
audience arose enmass and applauded,
till 1t was only Bryan himself who
could command silence.
ION Fifth avenue, New York, re-
side the rich men OF America, and
yet l could not help but notice that
with but two exceptions, that OF Mr..
Swaub and Andrew Carnngie, do they
seem rich enough to afford little
breathing space or yard about their
residences; each residence is placed
M closely TO Its neighbor ~ II they
were designed to form a stone wall or
fortress for protection.
"We do not expect to reach Flor
ence before the middle Of December.
~. W. CLINE. "
Dr.. K. c. Sapefo