Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1912-01-05
copyright. by w. G. Chapman.)

i n55v fictitious. The in
toryal which has elapsed
sirce it occurred is so
racppt that it would
ssrve no useful purpose
IN disclose them. "Jor-
dams" and stevens
.ror for WelI-known per-
l9 !. american public life for
s.. u nothing is impossible.
i,' ,bort six weeks after my re-
~. ], nv mission to Admiral Ro-
s ~, a. and the adventures in the
1s o., which | have previously
-. '1'' rben [ received an urgent
Wv n the foreign office. I
ls,5 1ansdowne there, in the
~ I If a young man to whom he
,.'.5 me-. The gentleman was
. ~. the third secretary OF
nPgican embassy.
'...in Adams" said Lord Lans-
q think it will be best for you
=. N.Y. Gardeners report and
=. will take up the matter of
Gardiner plunged into the mat
bout preliminaries.
NAY begin by saying that my
liza colonel in the Grand Army
ppDublic," he began, which
!, as YOU may know, of the vet
4 thp federal forces who fought
mr Civil war. He is in Wash
at mesent, where the veterans
Mime their annual reunion, and
Of the affair from an old com
h arms. the personal secretary
gpps, the millionaire senator,
he encountered for the first
5rcp the close Of the war. The
IN gentlemen met, drank a few
and then. somehow, Stevens's
sr found that he had allowed
hbD to play havoc with his
There is a plot afoOt for
BIZ less than the establishment of
1achy in America.
you probably know, for many
g relations between the presi-
and bis congress have been very
nd, chiefly on account of the
hlts desire to effect the passage
gain antitrust legislation. He
opposed to him the entire power
trust magnates, who are pre-
lalt in both houses of the legis-
Jordans, the multimillionaire,
i said to control the food supply
cry American, and Stevens, his
aaiTe SOn,in-laW, who has the
under his thumb, are thus face
be with the president in q des-
encounter. There can be no
aniSe, 1t is a fight for popular
against a Dlutocracy.
sIasident has the country with
I'D, knowing this. the plutocracy
'laTed to resort to a desperate
nothing less than the over
Of the republic. Unfortunately
'Sdent by his reforms, has an
ilsd the army, and Jordans has
over General Bramwell, the
ander-inchief. Now this is the
BE-:
nVeil has fifteen thousand
snped down in Maryland, just
lie capitol, Ostensibly for the
aeS Tomorrow week the presi-
a4eFtalnS the National Chamber
anerCe at the annual BANQUET
White House. Jordans and
Us and fifty lesser lights will be
@ether with the president, the
ue leaders Of both parties,
" NE senator's, General Bran
'4l a dozen or more army Off
Facucally all of these are
~le conspiracy. At midnight.
" arrangement, the regulars
'a,E entered the city, General
Sl viii rise and announce that
.'0Ilc no longer exists. Jordans
~ acclaimed emperor, a company
'n'S VIII be brought into the
q mouse, and the president will
Prisoner. To ensure the
" Tue troops, l may say that
3, w : suns have been placed at
B'amwelrs disnosaI # is
W. mat each of the men will
\, several thousand dollars
l. IL modern American" I ex-
~ Just the point" Lord Lans-
t,sSrupted me, 1T is precise
H.. ''Qio'lty Of the scheme that
/. w IFS success. Your entire
s, I o he continued, address
a,, uaIulner, amounts to less
=. thousand men. and half.
nd y &sse are cooped up in re,
|Ess,s,r = VeSSlOle army posts on
h.. ' I frontier, from which they
b., " transported, the railroad
k5,.os, Under the thumb of the
/ h. 'S :, Half of the remainder
b ,s Philippines. So you see,
! n r I'd there is absolutely
ss,l prevent the success of this
b. U se America awakens to a
h " " What is happening, she
L W. ne hands of Jordans and
l., ' ~ BY their complete or
! h. u r, all industry, can actually
l. 5o PEOPLE into submission"
s.sS ~" can I prevent this?" 7
I6,s s'lag a message to Jor-
Nv. Lansdowne answered