document before Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World. Remember, this was a year before I met H. H. Rogers or any of the "Standard Oil" party.
Since Donohoe began his latest series of attacks I have had scores of letters commenting on them. A significant verdict on what the man is accomplishing is the following:
Buffalo, N. Y., January 23, 1905.
Dear Sir: I herewith enclose you copy of a letter just sent to Mr. Donohoe, also to the editor of ——
Yours respectfully,
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January 23, 1905.
Mr. Denis Donohoe,
Financial Editor, New York Commercial, New York City.
Dear Sir: With considerable pleasure, satisfaction, and conviction, I have carefully read all the articles on "Frenzied Finance," by Mr. Lawson, and from my limited knowledge of affairs, gained by fifteen years of active life, am of the opinion that he has been telling facts, although at times they are clothed in the language of a writer of