The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-03
MR. BRYAN DISPIEASED
GROWS PURPLE IN FACE WHEN
 ASKED IF HE WILL RUN fs AGAIN. ~

GROWS PURPLE IN FACE WHEN ASKED IF HE WILL RUN f AGAIN. N CommOner Is stating on Teur Of South
 America and wiu Not Get Hone
 UntiI Next May-Then He WiII
 An,sraaa and New San Antonio Expresa
 ., That is an impertinent question. question. and could only come from . to me-" @' 9 7. - ->1'-'s This was the exclsmatios of William J JJeninings Bryan, erstwhile idol of the into soeD, P Rssfy of anssr wa0 wsss gss asked Monday night by an Express res porter If he would accept a fourth hSnas ths dos Sss nsn a, the made 1t his face grew crimson from anger. his eyes flared and for the mo- ment wore an expression as if he had
 The query was asked by an Express reporter while interviewing the Nc- braskan in the waiting room of the sunset depot 2 few minutes after Mir. o'clock
 no offense was intended: that 1t was a
 
 many Texans who would be glad to know whether or not MT. Bryan Is to be candidate for the presidential nomination once more at least. as the Taft smile, but smile. never theless. drove the darkness of anger from MT. Bryan's face. and he explain ed that newspapers hostile to him had caused him great annoyance of late In asking the question which last night he declared was impertinent.
 But the sunshine was not to be long on MT. Bfyan's face. While on the subject of newspapers he took occas- lon severely to denounce all Texas enwspapers that do not agree with his s sss .sosa bs s E sa fs aat Ga waas ae s the newspapers had maliciously and unscrupulously misreprssented him; that what they had printed about him wa1 have a iaom Dsa ae said Lp!a mr Bryan land nothing but the truth finds its line of copy before 1t goes to the facts are published. There are many newspapers in the United States that do not follow that style.
 No Reception Committee.
 MT. Bryan, who Is traveling alone, looked lonesome and tired when he got of the Southern Pacific train from Bl Paso. No reception committee of citi- Express reporter was the only person to greet the three.times Democratic presidential candidate. The meeting ss Prs ut Ss M Brya1 rys was ses dial and readily consented to be inter- viewed. He was looking extremely well; little ,s fleshisr dn than he sas, was on year ago. He said he now weighed
 Il am carrying too much weight; srss Bryan 'Saia Ss hsaith saids has Seen excel:
 "iieft my home in Iinloln November nsxt ne on May TIP psaid Mnish ar M Bryan 1 or tWo weeks have been in New Mexico and Arizona. leaving Tucson. Ariz. Sunday morning. am going to Galveston to me on a duck hunting trip on Lake Surprise, near Galveston, until Decef1- Der 8. Then I will deliver few iec- lures at Mission, Hidalgo county. carry days to inspect my farm of 16O acr.s which have purchased for the purpose of developing a winter home and rais- ing oransews wa and Not otnsr snameP srSP.cai
 "Do you intend to make your honls at Mission?" was asked.
 q do not care to discuss that mat ter" answered Mir. Bryan. with q touch of warmth. T have been annoyed by newspapers by questions as to if ft was a fact that I am going to give up my nome m Lincoln anu HioVo eo AcAaS.
 Pressed for a definite answer. Mr. Bryan said: T am simply going to make my wister home at Mission. Tex. that's all. The report recently clrcu~ lted that was trying to sell my Texas farm is false.
 Then. resuming his story of his pres ent trip. Mir. Bryan said:
 After my visit to my farm will spend another week in Texas speaking and Recurring. I do not care at thus time to announce the cities. and towns which I will visit, but 1 will say that San Antonio Is not included in my itinerary.
 aMy Texas visit ended. I will leave for Florida going from there to Cuba, Jamaica and the Isthmus. will spend several days looking at the canal and tries. expect to visit all Of them. This will be my first visit to South Am erica, and I will not return until May. I will go to Edinburgh. Scotland. about the middle of June to attend mis- sionary conference. Within the next two years l contemplate trip to Aus tralia and New Zealand
 Outlet On Politics.
 On the subject of politics Mir. Bryan had little to say. Asked about the fu- ture of the National Democratic party.
 "i hope that the party will soon be united in its opposition to the ship sub sidy and the central bank. As to what will enter into the next presidential campaign cannot be, forecast now. Con gress will probably shape the issues oy likely to develop candidates."
 MT. Bryan declined to discuss nis re- cent controversy with Senator baiieS.
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