Show BR BRYAN YAM AS PL U TOCRA T TM Ti i H. H has hu Iou politics t n a more lucrative MM M I ion than have any my of hi his hi contemporaries t in J political life He lie numbers among his bis allies opponents men mell who are arc more wealthy be he but I their fortunes wore won won on onon on other field in industrial and amI venture ventur thc they bad their monc money when I thc they entered thc The Tho half million ofa of a dollars for tor the Secretary of State could dispo r f of Gf Iii hi his property W was vas gathered solely exclusively I from rom politics und it h products byproducts they were coined wholly through the Nebraskans Nebraskan's perennial candidacy f r M 1 I A I SVA j n. I.-n. l- l ln n t 1 Ii A 1 h 1 n nn m f ft li n JI v f ft t Llo b i ok Jl b JI k lit lie J h has a n comfortable fortune r c he be can a look back seven seventeen I teen years to the tho n ago o of oC thirty six when he lie heva va wn an nn im- im IR lawyer r and when a 1 notable ch made mudo him hi his hi party's nom nominee Jl e for President ond placed his I feet on the hi high h road rood to financial pro prosperity The k financial with the thc Commoner Commoner Com Coin moner with his Jis lecture t with hi his as a n aa a writer for the periodical with hi hi lii various orious remunerative tin tive activities all nil essentially political i is due directly I to the notoriety hi candidacy for the presidency pave gave him Thousand o of Americans more prominent than thon lie Ilc when he lie was in ill Congre prior to J more moro able f an and more influential than he have Jano disappeared from fromI I the of ol public affairs into the humble nn and less lessI I profitable walk of life I For or the difference between hi his financial status and andI theirs their one need only scan tho the tory story of Mr fr Bryans Brynn I life ie as s b by himself for hoe hos Who rho It includes in a elude chides and comprehends nothing but political activities and from the lime time timo o of his until I the present day ho hn has nu bi been cn responsible for not n a single le constructive tc achievement ho he has haM existed nn and subsisted exclusively upon tho the body politic The Standard dictionary definition of n a parasite fits him I like n a glove Io c nor i is that in ilL di disparagement of lai his brilliant intellect hi his uk mellifluous voice or his suave Un tongue Hut facts are arc wont to be he facts I III In i his hia statement explaining that ho ha must lecture 1 in order to live hc because his thon dollar a t alary a ai Secretary of State i is insufficient to his needs J Mr Bryan speaks of the time sacrifice ce he lie is making for forI forthe I the Iho American people Tn that trace of the thc demo demagogue t Mr Ir Bryan rum run runs true to form for or hi bi his sacrifice gave ga I I him tim tho employment he lie enjoyed and netted him Mm a n I comfortable lc fortune It is od advisable for Mr fr Bryan t before he be descends into false labe patho pathos to recall I that on three separate ocen occasions the American people declared with enthusiastic decisiveness that thc they dc- dc I de-I i neither him nor his lie Ho hn has pu pursued I I fI th the public wi wish h n as unmistakably l expressed time timo and aud at nt the po poll JOll an nn avocation into which I Ji h ho snugly fit fits that has earned him n a pleasurable livelihood live live- and brought him tutu n a fortune and despite that the demagogy o he chose chose- ml as nil hi bin rule of life tempts tempt him limb into all nil this thiR as ns n a sacrifice 1 Mr r. r Bryan Pryan is i mistaken in assuming that the American Amer Ainer- ican people called calle J him to this cabinet calinet office for which hie II he be i in if temperamentally unfitted Public opinion recognized rec rec- o that his great grent political services to the thc President Pres Pres- ident rendered it obligatory atory that Mr r Wilson Vilson should reward him none non however ho could applaud his assignment assign meat ment to the particular berth he lie drew His unlimited I garrulity his ion for peace at any price however however how how- ever dishonorable In hi idealistic ethics pO- pO possible of at attainment nt at- I only after the millennium has dawned ned render him unsuited to the tn tasks kg of foreign n minister 1 lEnd Had ad 1 Mr r. r Wilon on deliberately null with malico oll fought ht tb tho t single in Je eminent American least fitted for forthe time the tasks that face his premier his Ids choice could havo have fallen upon none other oilier than tho Nebra Nebraskan The ilie Secretary of States State's eminent precursors ors in that hi high h office wore wre re men nien without means the they lern served their ir countr faithfully and ami well and maintained time the pretentious establishment tIme the times demanded dr I upon n year tear four thousand I le less s g than he finds fi None ont of th them m traveled about tho country countr like nn rum itinerant m capitalizing hi hi prestige pres pres- ti tige tiu entertaining audiences n of admiring yokels and exposing to tho time palO fare of tho time world a n Secretary of State Stille in till hit n aspect lct of a n m vendor P. P C. C no I t alone alime in iii tim tho last half century of or predecessors in that office I was wo more wealthy than Mr I r. r Bryan amid his patrimony II no meair came fro fron politics i Ill in- call th time the roll of great cabinet premier I limning hh men n as F. F Bayard 0 O. lw Mm I olm W. W V. V Footer tr Walter Q Gf ham Olney nUll and John III hay liny und reflect t that mull all these were wert without In means amid and onel that they upheld tho time honor anti and I dignity of If that high office without becoming traveling tru I for the tho delectation ol ot tho limo public n a I feeling akin to di disgust gust u t possesses the time soul over ocr the time I of William T 1 Bryan I a Mr r. r n nn exposure ure of himself I in in the thol light of RI n R I mone money grubber i is Ic the thc mo most t revolting of or nil the tho blunders blun blun- I d ders this thie amazing administration has hns made The disclosure disclosure dis dis- dis- dis closure of the tho great commoner in the time guise of n a i money mad plutocrat i is illuminating but scarcely cle elevating a |