must relieve me of further responsibility.
As the people who look to me for advice are scattered all over this country, I know of no other way than this to simultaneously notify them of what I have learned.
If the powerful people who manage and control Amalgamated, and who, after selling it to the public at $100 a share, allowed it to sink to $75, and after it had advanced to 130, smashed it to 33, regardless of their sacred promise to me and the public through me, now reveal to me that it is not worth over 45, it is inevitable that if they are honest in what they say, the stock must go there of its own weight. If they are not honest, they will put it there anyway, and lower still.
I would have waited until the reckless speculators who are now manipulating the market had put the stock higher, but I did not dare. During the past