Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-31
INFLOW OF NEW COLONISTS
 EXPECTED

LONDON, Aug. 3o.-Empioyment in the United States for ali: Big wages: Such Prosperity as was never before known. Protection proves a wonder ful thing for the workii. gElan. An unprecedented inflow Of Euro pean Immigrants may te expected in the United States within the cext few months. as a result of misleading anI exaggerated dispatches os the above tenor. which are being printed in the capitals of Europe and copied by the smaller papers throughout England. Russia. Austria and Turkey.
 "Payne-Aidrich tariff bill makes work for all," is the drift of the dis patches coming from the United States with a regularity that is so systematic as to arouse suspicion as to whether the source of the "advices" is not in close proximity to protection head quarters.
 The effect of the repeated tales of American prosperity is that hundreds of thousands of Europeans, particular ly southern Europeans have turned their eyes toward the land Of the Stars and Stripes. In the oYeTw-ought imagination of Europe's poor, the Uni ted States has suddenly become land of gold. And it is all due to the passage of the new tariff bill. so the news says.
 Hundreds and even thousands of the poorest clssses are selling whas little property they have to make the fare for the United States. and many who do not have any belongings 10 dispose of are borrowing money from their relatives, confident that once they reach America 1t will be but a shcrt time until they can return the borrowed steamship fare and possibly a sufficiently large additional sum tp aid some of their friends and relatives to engage passage across the sea.
 The principal newspapers of London that are lending their columns to the dissemination of the ''boomI' articles are those that are endeayoring to sac dle protective system on England
 'The note of exuberant optimism everywhere prevails" says the Lon don Evening News. which Is hostile to free trade, in dispatch originating in New York.
 Tn the west and south as well as in the east. the cry is for more work ers-
 Bridgeport. Conn. given as "one of many similar instances has issued an emergency call for 1000 women.
 The department of Labor at Wash ington is receiving daily appeals fo- Iaborrers. One frn at Lacrosse. Wis, naively asks the department To send it immediately "ten or fifteen families of five children each Pts burg. we are told. Is being delugei with orders. and Cleveland is rejoic- 'rs in simil |. c.'aences of retur,.nS inos.:,.Tity~
 The correspondent then adds: ~i could multiply these instances almosf Indefinitely ''Iron trade: recovery good" Railway returns better" Flee tric roads prosper" Large orders for clothing" Mines busy"-these are but a few of the optimistic head. lines in the newspapers.
 What usstter if prices are high SD long as We have money to pay?" runs the general sentiment.
 Another New York dispatch which wss printed in the Evening News. and which apparently originated from the same source as the article describing the increased prosperity, states that Speaker Cannon has become one of the most popular men in America. and is being referred to everywhere IS Uncle Joe"
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