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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Emanuel Mande| Sustans Conclusion OF Brain
and Dies of Hemorrhage
DEATH CAME QUICKLY AFIEH
REMOVAL FROM DEPOT TO
HOSPITAL AT BAsLE.
WASMULTI-M MILLIONAIRE
One Of Best Known Business Men OF
Windy Cty--Arranaements
Being Made to Ship
Remains Home.

Rasle, Switzerland Sept Il Einan
rel Mandci. a mutimi lionaire mef'
chant of Chicago died here today az
u result OF injuries received in a faii
at the railway station
While alighting from the train
Mapdels foot slipped and he Tell
heavily, bis head striking the hagc-
stones. Bystanders rushed 10 his as
sitsrncc, but found he had been rem
dcred unconscious and physician
was hastily summoned.
After an examination the physician
said that MapdeI's leg was broken
and that he was suffering from a
severe conclusion Of the bra n. He
was conveyed to a hcspltaI.
At first it was thought that Man
del's injuries would not prove serious,
but he grew suddenly worse and de |
despite the efforts Of the surgeons
Mandel was accompanied by his
wife, daughter sonin-law and grand
children. He had just completed a
tom Of Switzerland and was on the
eve of departure for Paris when the
accident occurred.
Thn cause Of his death il declared
10 have been hemorrhage OF the
brain, following the conclusion. Man
del died withou, having regained con
sciousnsss
Arrangements are being made 10
transport the body 10 the United
States, aud until these are completed
Mrs. Manlel and the other members
Of The family will remain here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
AUTOMOBILE KILLS ONE
And Injuries Four Others-SiIpped In
&c Ditch IN iowa Road and
Turned Over.

S.Eourncy. la. Sept i.-Whilc "A
party Of West Liberty. Iowa. ncn ani
women were motoring along the high
va, south of this place. en- route To
Ouumwa. their automobile slipped ia
TO the ditch. overturned. killing &. ~
Milnes. aud iniuring four Others.
Three Of them. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Bing.
ham and Miss Mary Robertson. sus-
taiued hrpkeu arms. The chauffeur.
Frank PcterSlsk sustained several
HoEcB ribs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
FLEET LEAVES MELBOURNE

Melbourne. Sept o. Saturday -
At s o'clock this morning the flagship
CoLnccticut weighed anchor and
pointed her prov down the bay. fol.
lowed by tho other ships of the
American feet
A. the vessels passed down the bay
IN single Gle the hills and town Of
MelEcrme rcsounded again with the
booming Of salrtcs from the feet and
thn batteries ashore. Scores of steam.
boats. yachts and launches. laden
with cheering crowds. escorted the
shiis down the bav 10 the hoadlands.
Whe~o they remained until the Ameri-
can vessels were lost in the fog
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY
We'll known Business Man Meets
Death When Thrown From We
hicle-Woman Hurt.

Springfield. Iii- Sept. 4.-Houv J.
Lauer. a well known business man
vas killed. and Mrs Thomas Vreuien-
burg vas seriously injured ~ The re
suit - runaway tonight Mr and
Mrs Nreieliufg Eere riding n q
runabout Bheu the horse became un
uauaCc bale Both Uere fhroHu out
Tae hrrse 1luuEiur through the l,usi
Irss disirr' ard struck ard s1afte--
sd LAYERS oonveFance. and b. uas
thrown cut His bead uss crushed
and - died On q fev moments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
AEROPLANE FLIGHT.
Made Yesterday over Drill Ground at
Fort Meyer, Va, BY orVille
Wright, Aeronsut.

Washington. ID. C.. Sept A. Orville
Wright made another fight over the
driu grounds at Fort Meyer. Va, to
dav in which he encircled the field
five times in addition to going its full
length before landing directly I'm front
of the tent which shelters the ma
chine
nieht was four minutes and fit teen
seconds. the acroplaue being under
the control Of Wright Throughout the
fight
TrcspeeI Of the aeropiane is esti-
mated a. thirty-fvc miles an hour.
Thirty feet from the ground was the
Ereetcst height attained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
FAST MILE MADE
BY MINOR Hf|R
PAGER EQUALS FORMER RECORD
OF 2:0olA IN AN EFFORT TO
LOWER DAN PATCH'S REC
ORD OF 200 FLAT.

81, Paul Mimi, Sept. i.-Mln7r
Heir paced mile in 2:004 at the
Minnesota State Fair today in an at
tempt to lower the record Of Dan
Patch, who went a mile, unpaced and
without wind shield, in 900 fiat 1t
was the second time Minor Heir has
paced a mile in 2:0oA.
rracc Girdle won the the Minneap-
oils 2:2l trot, $4,000 i'm 2:091a.
Mary Mac captured the 2:15 trot
for $1,000 Western Girl won a heat in
. 1917.
The 2:09 pace. 81 0d0, was won by
Governor Searles who captured the
second and thitd heats, Bill Bailey
taking the first Time 2:0S&.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
CAMPAIGN OPENS TODAY.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept, THE Re-
publican campaign in Ohio viii be
formally opened here tomorrow with
speeches by Governors Harris. uf
Ohio; Hughes, of New York and Sen.
ator Beveridge, of Indiana, Harris
will discuss state issues and Hughes
and Beveridre the issues OF the ma
tional campaign.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
.K|LLtOF0RROBBERY
Chicago Grain Dealer Found IN Al
partment With Head Beaten TO
Pulp-Sisyer Unknown.

Chicago. Sept John GricEeL 4
grain handler was murdered in his
room at 313 Milwaukee. avenue. 10
night. supposedly by a man whom be
had befriended and who battered his
brains out with a baseball bat
The body was found partially dress
ed across the hack Of the bed AMI
there were evidences Of a desperate
struggle The identify Jf the mur-
derer is not known The motive is
thought tl be robbery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
KILLS HIS SWEETHEART
Mar Became Jealous When Informed
She Was to Wed Another-Tried
TO Commit Suicide.

Omaha. Ncb.. Sept l.-Crazed by
Jealousy when informed that his
sweetheart Edna kennett. was about
to marry William Witt, another ad-
mirer. Daniel Godell this evening shot
Miss Kcn1ett on the street, inilicting
wounds from which she died an hour
later and then attempted to blow cut
his own brains. The bullet guaneed,
however and he will probably recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
AMBASSADOR ON VACATION.

Kansas City, Sept 4.-zDavid r.
Thompson, United States ambassador
to Mexico, accompanied by his wife,
passed through here today on his way
to his home in Lincoln, Neb. A motor
car collision two weeks ago in which
his left wrist was broken, and tho
nervous strain due to living in the
high altitude were reasons Thompson
gave for taking a vacation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Na,ur, Vsr.u. Science.

As long as aviators consider The
uind their enemy. their sercp,snes
must be- regarded a. being scien-
Hhcsnv defective Birds utilize the
Eind shen IN the air and travel with
ont even hsUVing their sin-.i--Paris
Eclsir
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
KERN IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept 4.-John w. Kern
Democratic vice presidential candi-
date, arrived in Chicago late this af
ternoon, and tonight held confer,
ence with Vice Chairman Lamb, Of
the executive committee Of the Dem
ccrauc national committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Eavors Woman Suffrage.

In Holland where qualified women
have long had municipal suffrage. tho
committee CT revision Of the cunstittr
ton has r~.orted in favor ~ giving
women proportional representation
and making them eligible 10 paTha-
menL
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

II is true DAT Jordan Is = hs-d r1sa
ter travel. said Brother Winis IS. bH
6ar's dis consolation We sia 81 ~
down our burdens On a. green bs7ss
er So uver an 60 in SWinui1 n
a. rffs Auanta Consfiiutis.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
FATAL EXPLOSION.

New Rockford y. D sept A.
Charlie Olm-fed. an enrueer- en-
rinsed on p fhreshinE oufHt was n.
sfantly KILLED and 6vr other me7
seriously injured this afternoon, bv
an explosion II The engine boilers.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
AUTO EXPERT KILLED.

Lansing. Mich. Sept 4-Eenard
Fiehheck. foreman Of the erecting de-
parlment Of the Oids Automobile
works. here is dead and George
Hunt is az a local hospital seriously
injured. as a result Of a six cylinder
machine running Of the testing track
here TO-DAY and turning over On top Of
the two men who were driving g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
APPEAL THAT ToLSToI
eE NOT HONoREC

St Petersburg. Sept f-The Holy
Synod has addressed an appeal 10 all
believers not 70 participate in tn
celebrations next Wednesday in hor-
or Of Count Leo ToIstoi's Se-h birth
day on the ground thar the hOnC-
rendered an opponent Of the church
would be a stumbling block to the
youth and persons Of weak faith.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
Ds-osr Eyer Present.

without danger. danger cannot b.
surmountsd.-PubIius Sy8us.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05
A NO. from Josh VIZ.

Tn funniest thing I ever heard was
. Stubborn man compiaiuin' Of halky
uuis
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-05

Keep It in Your Mind
Make yourself sheep and the
sclsss wtll eat ycu-ltalisn-
The evening world., 1908-10-27
A.sese.~4seGaA4aaAAae.A.
GET BUSY, DOCTORl

In recent ISSUE Of thc American Journal
OF Clinical Medicine. ihc ,dltor takes occa-
SION TO remind physicians OF a number ui
instances. common to the practice ot all
Whtn quick decisive action is necessary
among other recommendations, II says:
Got busy when patient comes to you
WIN cough. II may be Dniy a cold. hui
lhou n cold may h" a precursor of pneu-
MONA, or the cough an early symptom o.
pulmonary tuberculosis
To break IN a cold quicly and cure nuv
cough That Is Curabe there is no NOR
elective remedy than the mixture OF two
ounces NJ Glyccruc with eight cunces~s,.
good Whisky and hllf-ounce of vire
oil NJ Pine compound pure Take A toa.
spoonful every four hours. rhis formula
Is .' inexpensive as 1t is effective. bccnu-e
tho mixture provide r quantity sufficient
10 last the average family, an entire rear.
Where WHISKY is not readily ohtainabe,
i've ounces Of tinCturc Of Ciuchona com
pound can be used instead with equal ei
feet. u Is better to purchase the ingred =
tents separately and prepare the mixture
al home
The genuine Virgin oil OF Pine com
pound pure is combination OF the actiNo
principles OF tho Pine and Snntalwood. re
tanning the cll.knuwu healing propertic q
OF those trees TO insure is freshness an ,
purity, II Is put up for dispensing only H.
haf-ounrc vials. each vial securely scafe.'
in a round wooden case. Be sure 70 US
the genuine, prepared Cnly by Leach Chem
ical Co, Cinclrra'' q.
The evening world., 1908-10-27


To help the teachers who have this important branch Of
study in hand BY offering stnuls for their pupils;
And to interest parents and guardians in the progress Of the young
people in the Of pemashp The Evsing World has planned
test this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater city,
In which prizes aggegatng $500 will be awarded follows:
prtscs tolIous third
5 prtscs of IS soeh of ss eooh and thirty
FVe prizes OF 81 each
GIRLS OF 8 TO 10 YEARs-s1oo
prices third
each; Sc
BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 10 TO re YEARS-s10o
First Sf0j
s. Of Sc each hvve
SO;
IS each str prses Sc each and Mpe
FROM ~ TO rs IN
prises prise, pne prises Of
Any boy girl than sixteen years age any school
Greater New York enter this competition and work for the
prizes
The Evening World asks It's young readers to copy this short
Sentence: "The Evening World read home their best
handwriting and send The Evening World office
Comply with TIE simple conditions in the ACCOMMODATING coupon
careful with your writing, keep paper nice and clean fold
it neatly requires fog for all these elements will be considered
In awarding the prizes
Pupils nunlreT OF specimens, The not
until Nov Practise ana improve your handwriting
postage by waiting until you have written tive specimens.
will carry five specimens and five coupons
The evening world., 1908-10-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

,IrI,I, srHrf;S nfCTnICT COI;nT ron
rHE sprrHEtN DISTRICT OF NEW
1IhN.. IN .h g'H'r " Abraham Bern
r" u'id,.,il iCi ','i receive scs,oI hide.
ruIslsn, !, - 81 Il this Court, da,ci
l- fcr -. - f.- 'he stock ~ men
'l ~ ttiinrh s'rget Mnnh1tian,. Sew
Nuh riiy: AMI also for the lease q. SAT-
prenlIEuE. II" property an be .nsps tied
1al', ai the p'.suirss. The ease hAs fit,
ears ID run ~ an annual rental of SC i0o
l'uil Information obtainebe AT office Of r.
CeIycr's attorneys Rith whom hidA muEt %
dep sited not later than 4 o'clock y. NJ. CO..
HEXFY ROSENBERG. Receiver
NJ AuFtiln H1sss.. Cbt & Sprsgus. Att7r
news Tor Hsceiver. No. los Broadway Mar
haitian. New YoTk ciy,
The evening world., 1908-10-27

PILLs LI,;Eu ~ q 40 ~ DAYS.
IAtu ytN lMENl 70 guaranteed u cure
q hing P'ind Bleed nE Or PrntrudlnS Piles
The evening world., 1908-10-27
SUICIDE WAS A JERSEYMAN.
Thomas sims. who Killed Himself
In california;. was From Trenton.

VALLEJO. Cal, oct. "a Corouers
Jury has returned a verdict OF suicide In
the case of Thomas Sims, whose body
was found in Mare Island Channel yes
terday. Identity was established through
a letter from Sims's wife. dated Camden
Y j., begging him not to take his ifc
Atpers In the dead mans possession in
dicate that he had been State president
Of the Sons OF 81. George, in New
Jersey.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
DEAD MAN IN RIVER. BOUND.

BOSTON, Oc' H,--The decomposed
hody ~ a man with hands and feet
tied together and twenty-pound stone
fastened to the waist was taken from
the hsrDOr to-day. near the Common-
wealth docks in South Boston. The
harhor police say That the man appar'
emily was 'aborer but that the cir
cumstances indicate FOUL play,
The evening world., 1908-10-27
LED INTO WRONG
BY MORSE, IS The
DEFENSE OF CURTIS,
CONTINUED from First PageD

=
Lab ever known Curtis tn do wrongful
thAE or n dishonest thing
This mans early training was I'm q
STATE bank said blCOG. and m State
hlahlIs ,oyer,certihcalion is permitted.
clAIis had been trained 10 look up to
HBse aS great hnanrior he had
learned to regard him as splendid
leader IN 10" world of banking Al"ru
you ] am not saving that Nore" .pa-
guiFy Of any crime. bur do say that IL
9 smaller man ever had excuse for Laing
tempted hf 'arger o. was I'm lIaf great
lnnlr OF lA'i Everything pIul'dluI the
events constituting these charge was Of
3 sort 10 max" curtis regard M0rsr a. %
big and a hne and a righteous figure In
the banking world Gurus trusted Morse
looked hp 10 MIN followed MIN, be-
lieVed in him
Judge Olrott went ON tu say tnat there
cept dummy loans Then he went on
Putting It Ur 10 Morse.
In 1906 Morse came to Curtis aua
said carroll has made enough muno-
on that Ice stock I'm going 30 hu.
that Ice and lmt Il I'm Dawson Bpvur
name. ! VIII guarantee tIiF loan a.u
make some money fur the laIk. AND
Curtis agreed why shouldn't he agree
There wss promis" OF big profit, far
the hank Morse stood behind 10 I.r
ives going M Ills friends tua MIN {,
was going M. And Ice did go up Rut
he had better serurll -he had Morse
sss,rsniee--MSrS@ ,,a,IsIt "he lnoveGr ha,@
never would weigh.
did curtis ask Alors. for his guar
sntee In writing Ne. WHY, 20 iu uHf
would have been lese maleste uu rur-
Ana when the DAWSON Brown Joan
wsk turned over to Nrs Grlsn-arn.
curtlt siill believed Murs" Was .ohud
ihe loan ana when Morse turned .sa.
ths profits to The bank Curtis accepted
4 \ a
The evening world., 1908-10-27
COUSIN WITH WIFE, KILLS HIM,

JOPLIN. Mo. Oct. 27,-Lee Mutt. OF
Neosho. Mo. to-day shot and killed his
cousin. Jacoh Nicely whom he found In
a store here viii Mrs Nutt A year ago
Sutt admitted Nigeiv 10 his home. Last
E,ltr had come to Joplin On business and
arcidcrinlN ran ACROSS the pail. lie SUD
niIlrh nmictlN 10 nrrnst.
The evening world., 1908-10-27
Million SchOOLChiLdren
Enter a Great Contest
for Writing Prizes

10 encourage the nearly million school children of Create,
New York in their writing lessons;
To help the teachers who have this important branch ot
The evening world., 1908-10-27

Agl-E.r ,~oyearob nonNna
2lt S,rt bad, Won 5aie
The evening world., 1908-10-27

in every department of society, and
whether We be young, middle aseu OF
old We viii fee that such govern
ment Is not only a blessing TO the Nv
ing. hut that those who die VIII leel
that they leave II as n rich inheritance
TO those who come after them
Expects Big Victory.
we cannot tell Just now the size Of
the sweeping, victory We are gong 10
win. but Indications point TO very
large one. tApplauseD
"Reports from Ohio. Iowa. Kansas,
Wisconsin, Indiana and Illinois VIII ten
YOU that all those states VIII vote the
Democratic ticket. II these reports are
true. we will have SO many votes that
by the time we get to the Allegheny
Mountains we may not need vov's east
OF those mountains. / want II 10 oe a
victory in which every part OF this
country shall have part. | want New
m we win. il is going to be people
victory. n We win, it Is going 20 bs
people's government and q peoples an
lninistration and / want the Democrats
Of New York to say that tAey helped
to do it
From Broadway Mr.. Bryan went in
an automobile 20 BROOKLYN, ,Mnere he
addressed A big crowd at Wallabout
Market, This meeting was spoiled to
some extent bY the rain and the iaet
that Mr. Bryan was late, o.
and q crowd Of 20,0O mad assembled
10 near him. Then the rain came down
and thousands broke for shelter In spite
o, the efforts o, minor orators 70 holt
them. 1t was nearly ! o'clock when NJ.
had ceased, but about half the big audi
enre had TO get to work in the neigh
boring factories and not over 5000 fin
ally listened 10 his speech,
The evening world., 1908-10-27
Night Workers. ACornS and
Brooklyn Labor Men Hear
Him in Morning Hours.
FULL OF CONFIDENCE.
.andidale Figures That Yes
terday He Addressed
100000 People.


w." m''"''E ana 'aN'''- '''''I h"RfF
''}ock this morning, William Jennings
H,van started on ano er sreechmakins
am, IN and a~onra Xc., York C,tv "a.
49,.
'"S
lie opened with big meeting at the
'adQuarters Of tho order OF Acorns
rh,r,v-njntb stree, aud broadway
,,,o ,,,,,,. ,,,, e.,,.,,,
amer "'S' appearf"' "'' ',.S Se''enu y
."N'H .."" '',""N'N" "'," Jersey >',''.
10 "'''' "'",', ""' '' w "a Va" ',''S
'"' '''' "''e' i'' '''N'S " gu
'''''' "''''''.H ,o,'' u
- w.
. ,,,.,. .,..,., 60, ,,,,,.,,
o. .
MI h'H"h mas 'he CONSTITUTION "1
'''Na M'""'"'" 'Hi'" an" me St"ha'h
'' "''i''r "f'a'h i8'''"ehE men
'''"'''N '"-"a' '' "''""'''e"' VI
'-'.' y past "'. h'|'" t"'oHii"s>e" a.
''''H "''"'N '''S morning a''eF ne
"" ''N''n"e' .'s round OF meetings
ma was maxim" h.s wG to Cty Hall
'arh for tie uigUt-wulkerS' .In-e;iug
lie Was watkins down broadway with
Charles T. Murphy. Norman +. Mack.
lohn j. Kennedy. Of Buffalo: ! R.
Burton and Secretary Tom Smith, OF
Tammauy Hall At Twenty-eighth
street the candidate announced tia, he
was hungry. and Mr.. Murphy steereG
him to one of The white walled Bible.
text decorated aII.niyh, rnrsa and
siuker s,,nor,un,s
Mr. Ervar tool, sa., =. ,o,.
sbed bis oysrcoa, o,, ..,ar ,ool,in :,
over the bin of fare gracefully hid
away this assortment of victuals;
Sausages and huckwheat cakes.
plate Of sinkers.
Two crullers
A bowl of cup custard
Two CUBS of coffee.
After which he spoke for thirty. nve
minutes from the City Hall steps, went
back to the HOFFMAN House and slept
without a qualm or dream until IT
was time to get up this morning.
Before starting from the Hoffman
House on his tour Mr.. BRYAN spoke of
his work of YESTERDAY. He said that
in all his years of campaigning he had
never put in more arduous day.
II have made more speeches In a
day," he explained, from railroad
trsins and the Ike but I have never
- "''
N'ane 81 many e~te'iucu "uu' me
CIV Hall Park was the most uniou. |
49,. .'s,raas
ever """' esseu'
3nn oOO neonIs YESTERDAY and lac, nIgrt
,s,,r
90 not Del!eNe the meeting IN Madi-
son Square Garden could have been ex-
ceued II would not be fair to ask mo
,,,,.t
"hl'h OF 'he meetings addressed I'M
pressed me most because the character
W. -, -, .I ''
speaking Of the early morning meeting
in CITY Hall Park The nicturesnueness
..s, 49,
OF II inaa" s'rohe appeal 10 her'
Mrs. Bryan Impressed.
n1, ,,,,,.,,..o.,. 80 .,i,,,,,,.,,
NM ne p"' ''Iu u'a'H, s"e
told an Evening World reporter, as an
evidence Of the greatness Of this great
citv To see sncb a large crowd AZ
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-14
Democracy Spreading.

We are doubtless on the eve of
great events the World over. There
is demand for more freedom in
many quarters of the earth and
everywhere is unrest in mems minds.
The old order of things is pas
sing away and new era is dawning
that will, through the growth of
Democracy, dispossess autocracy
and bend the wills of Emperors,
Kings and Potentates for the bene-
fit of those who toll and spin and
pay taxes. Even the Republican
politicians in the United States have
felt the whip and spur of the ever
living Democracy and the good old
doctrine of, Equal Rights to All
and Special Privileges to none,' is
becoming a world wide shibboleth
that is ever growing stronger and
louder.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-14
Republican Prosperity.

There is work for the Sunshine
Clubs in New York, for the Wo
mans League which looks after the
interests of working women. reports
that 10000 women are unable to
fud work. The Womaa's Lraguy
appears TO have a more practical
view of business than the Republl-
can Sunshine Clubs and evidently
does not believe that mere faith in
prosperity will produce it. There
fore, the League has named Aug
ust 18th as Prosperity Day." and
to make sure that it will bring re-
lief to some workers. the League is
urging influential employers in that
State to increase the number OF
their women workers on or before
that date. If there are 10000 wo-
men out of work in New York,
what is the number of unemployed
men that are suffering in conse-
quence of mistaken Republican pol
icies that produce panic and pro-
longed business depression?
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-14
Spectacular Politics.

Its preety tough on the Republi-
can managers to have their powder
wet by the United States Court
sprinkling the Standard Oil fine SO
that the antitrust issue will not
even fzz. No wonder President
Roosevelt denounced the Court look
ing at the matter from his partisan
standpoint. There is no doubt the
Standard Oil is guilty of accepting
rebates, but the Republican attor-
neys and Judge Lands were so anx-
ious for a spectacular fine that they
overplayed their hands and did not
allow the jury TO know the whole
truth.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-14
Manufactured Prosperity.

People here who keep close watch
of politics and business are asking
what is going to happen in the neaa
future? They we'll know that most
of the talk of renewed prosperity is
for the purpose of bolstering up the
Republican party and the Wall
Street stock market. Neither the
G. O. P or the Wall Street gam
ulurS cau exist Wi!uJut u Juh ma,
let, therefore Sunshine Clubs and
Prosperity conventions have been or
ganized, press agents hired and won
derful tales told Of the increased
business being done. Still there is
trouble in business and politics and
no,one can tell what will happen.'The
financial managers, Of couse. are
not deceived by the rosey reports
their agents have set in motion
Far from it, They are still cropping
blindly along trying to stay the fiooc
of liquidation that has continued II
greater or lesser force since last Dc
tober when the panic overlook them
That this is not an overdrawn pic
ture of present conditions is shown
be the declaration of that master ol
finance, Edward H. Hartman, tha
he is at his wits end.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-14
A Soft Snap.

The Aldrich Monetary Commits
sion consisting of nine Senators and
nine Representatives in Congress
has been having a good time at
Narragansetts Pier. and have now
arranged to visit Europe, all at
government expenses. No limit is
set to the amount they can expend,
q. ,.n,T'ciun Ifn ~ ;ir,l .. t. y
ernlnenl uispu.e rnt bliis tncy 90"
in. If that is not a cinch which
could be turned into fine field for
grating, what is it?