The Detroit times., 1914-01-10


money so purgga aud Fuunes o MAN
thaJ hclqln sil Ia sud mcnt Oh h.m.
sD.f." h1 .shcd. a no Says that
railroad presidents ought 20 name the
members al the interstate comma rec
commission?
"Ihis bin breaks the muno.oly o.
the national banks. For 50 years "a
certgln kind oil bauk has lad "a I-u-
rplou pl tho taaols of thr uHt.onal
ee{ rnmtnL/ Heftailev all lauEe rs
,siU stand equal before r.c claw.
This bill dlssoltt5 the money
TRUST II cstablshoa eight, perhaps
~ centers, throughout the iand, and
thpy win be- controlled from Wash
ington. not from New iorh
a few months ago there were
lsicus OF panic. lu such "A case. The
secretary OF Che treasury used 80 go
20 Wallst But NcAdoo went 10 tAe
/ WhHo House 10 WAS nearer And
/ the panic folded us tents like the
Arab ana silently stole away
business men isn't IL better 10
/ have president on the side OF tho
people than on the side OF big bust
ness?
In 1901 there vas panic. My
third campaign didn't happen Tin
1908. This panic couldn't wait for
me. How did 10 come? In the middle
of the night an agreement was made
| By which bankers agreed TO stand to-
gether and defy the nation
They said my silver dollar was
worth only 90 cents that * was at
\ the foot OF he class but 70 >ad TO
move up and give it's place 10 "a
cashiers check.
/ At Two minutes past six. few
evenings ago the power vi lew
men in Wall-st. 10 rule the country
passed away forever. u The elder
Morgan can see MS, whether he IS
looking down az us or looking mp at
as wonder what he thinks at the
unscramblng oith q trusts with young
J. p Morgan leading and crying,
Come on, boys
"A change has come. A few years
ago II YOU asked a man about his
combination, he'd say 'None OF your
business
Mr. Couzens warned Mr. Bryan that
his time was short.
Mr.. Bryan speedcd up for his per
Grafton,
II rejoice that the president has
takon the government out OF ~
hands % wealth ana put IL into the
hands of the people. lac said.
President Wilson has told the
Fflpinos that every thing that is be.
ing done has their Independence for
its ultimate obiecs I'VE travelled
abroad and have had. mouarchial
supporters scott at me. and say that
the Declarauon OF Indcptndcnce has
been repealed Now can look the
whole world i'm the facc and ten them
that it's lie That our government
has departed fr0m the principles Lard
down by the fathers.
or ,n, ,lad IN sc,,,a und,- +, rresi.
as,t rho 7,,ontg neare tbrn,iobo,,t tl,a
r.crid T,itt,,-ona ,,g,ions l,a,., osrond
nm an investipa,for MI disr.1rss he.
&C.,, ,D.n, h'fo... tt,., t,.t. HI arp,-
- m 1,o,,,
.,y.,drn,, v-iIsor a. o,n,sed IN
,.,r nor h..,,5teo bc "a afraid maj
,,.,,,,g ,,.n y.r,,id rot nils, 10
lnovs NAT If he issued Tho cali for
400 0oo volunteers +, the morning
hefora tbn sun ,vpnr down their lines
would No. formed NM no knows that
Cod bac crestad ,,,,n far "A hieber ngr.
rosa tbon IN Liu ana he ldllnd in set.
Element NJ disnute
secretary pryan was hurriedly es
oorted 10 a taxicab which dashed for
the Michigan Central station. where
the al train for Jackson was held
ninth he was ON board lie will ad
dress the Jackson club banquet in
mat civ Saturday evening
Secretary Bryan left Toledo AZ 10
o'clock. SATURDAY. morning. on "a
special car. which brought a commit
tee from Detroit 10 welcome him The
committee was healed by Charles b.
Warren Republican national commit
toeuan from Michigan. and yicepresi.
dent of the Board OF Commerce The
others included Mayor Marx and Sec
rotary Fitzgerald Frederick r. ing.
ram. Dr Robin n stevens w r. orr.
n Zelner. william h. Campbell,
William ! GRAY Frank u Faman. see.
rsiary GltcheN. of the Board of com
merce ana Abner j. Larned In the
Hotel Secor the party was Joined by
fieorge william Moore. Daniel ]. Cam
nan Charles W. Caseraia and Charles
liompton. who had come down FOR the
rriday evening BANQUET. After greet
inc Secretary and Mrs Bryan Mayor
Mar SECRETARY Fitzgerald and Mr.
tarpnd lett the partv. as they had
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