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Stock Photo - Back to the woods. Illustration shows William Jennings Bryan walking along railroad tracks, following a sign To Salt River (on the 1896 free silver dime), he is dragging a carpet bag which contains a gold cross, crown of thorns, bellows, and possibly a megaphone, following him are Arthur Brisbane who is carrying a doll-like William Randolph Hearst, James K. Jones, Charles A. Towne, Richard F. Pettigrew, and Gardner F. Williams. Date 1904 July 20. Back to the woods. Illustration shows William Jennings Bryan walking along railroad tracks, following a sign To Salt River (on the 1896 free silver dime), he is dragging a carpet bag which contains a gold cross, crown of thorns, bellows, and possibly a megaphone, following him are Arthur Brisbane who is carrying a doll-like William Randolph Hearst, James K. Jones, Charles A. Towne, Richard F. Pettigrew, and Gardner F. Williams. Date 1904 July 20.

Stock Photo: Back to the woods. Illustration shows William Jennings Bryan walking along railroad tracks, following a sign To Salt River (on the 1896 free silver dime).

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Image Code: MEV-10606563 Photographer: Mary Evans / Library of Congress Collection: Mary Evans Picture Library Ltd User license: Rights Managed HI-RES availability: Up to XL 50 MB A3 (7560 x 4620 px - 25.2" x 15.4" - 300 ppi)

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