The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-25
BRYAN STORY ! WAS PURE FAKE Amendment Newspapers Az mil k. =s,et ssve. frgs-4 7 NO THOUGHT OF ALABAMA Nebraskan Still Stands on Demo
 cratic Platform. HI. Brother Telephones That He is In the. Far southwest--Lec Lons
 Says IL Was Deeper
 ate Political
 Trick.
BY WILL n. STEPHAN

Bfrmingham, NOV. Z4.-(Specfal.)-- William Jennings Bryan, notwithstand- ing the misleading statements of pro- amendment newspapers, is not coming to Alabama and has had no intention whatever of coming to the State to take part in the constifutional amend ment campaign.
 what is more Mir. Bryan has not even declared in favor of prohibition. although he has strongly advocated temperance.
 sensational story. published broad east by amendment newspapers, pre- sented Mir. Bryan as declaring that the liquor dealers of the country had be- trayed him in his last race and that he would make war on them by coming fo Alabama and supporting the con- ntftufional amendment. It has been learned that this article. & distortion CT Nr. Bryan.s well known views on the subject Of temperance. is a part of the press bureau work of the National AnxI-szioor League. It is supposed to Anws sfIk1natea in Nashville from whtrh place copies of ft were sent to Alrnfnghan- h Birmingham it was xsx~n xtss elresiattoa bx the pro- azsnezzsnf papers and sy the state &Ezez&-nsns Committee
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 Haa zahn vsazz.xazs whn ts &r sFyNnsf elaaest SssHsnHz fxseze "a Ala hsmx. &enaanee& zhe sfsTy tA1x Mr. Bryan woa1a saze &a kas &14 e fAs sasnzsra e. AlahA.as. ss zA4sx a3 sesa as ks heard ef il AS 4@sl4re4 xa2t the article stating sAaf s\e ErrMs hn& rspzdl.1s8 tae #1ss1esraks< Es4<tn<M seefarlnE Tor for4z apsfea ASe8 &<- Sort5en af what Nr. Bryan ha< se4liT a NA He trzsd e get tnta eosnesNzSek- tEa. vim Nr Bryan hus esas4 nS> As- zn4x SiEa- He rsseaeE Ca4zzas ErSSx kzs ss. sSsr. however. Whs NaEzrez A4a> ranzEIns. ' that MF. EFFza zsvsz aaa EaF Inaszs SSn whatever sf Ezzx1zE t1 &l&a4zza peaS zt this fims.
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 He received the fcxewtnE rsssy fa - Charles w. Bryan. whe opened tze ssl- exram to William J- EEvaH
 ''Mr- W. ]. BrTaE's Hpe&Ei1E sn- agreements In ArixoaA. New Msx4ro HzG Texas will occupy ksz entire tisze 11- til after December l.
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 Manager Long. iH speskiaK ef tAs incident. says:
 Tt only confirms my prediction sf ten days ago that the aneseerS see ing themselves beaten. would resort to desperate tricks. This is only ooe of the tricks-only one more eanArd that they matched in a desperate hour to stem the tide.
 Before Monday the people Of Ala bama can look for more tricks and more canards from them