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tie hopeless congestion Of the wire
gaa Officials at the lone aTiseaHee or
sanitation say however, that this
f.s1 t5dratory WORK. has =feen SO thor
eaeh that any ole OF the subscribers
heir system or that of thor allied
companies can have the results sent
to him promptly By notifying his
central in adyance. Already those
who have telephones in their homes
are dropping casual invitations to
their friends 10 come around elec-
ton NIGHT and GET the returns by
:! hone, There will be a good many
thousand of these telephone parties
scattered throughout the country on
the evening of November s.
All this is more wonderful than a
! lare recital of facts makes it appear |
In the big cities where the newspa-
pcrs display continuous bulletins it
will not make so great a difference I
as in the smaller towns and rural
districts though, even here, many per :
* lis will find it more pleasant to sit
in their own house and hear the news
than to Join the mo tTqjostlns crowd
in the streets. But III he small towns
v hare the telegraph Offices close carly
or where if they remain open, the
the members of the state or county
committee remembering to notify
The town committeeman. the new
method Of obtaining the results will
find special favor.
1t will be Il particular boon to the
Farmer and his family, four OF five
niles from the nearest village, pro
,aed his telephone is in a system
connected with the long distance
ines. The telephone is almost as
essential part of the equipment OF
he uptodate farm as the sulky plow
hn harvester |
,lans that have been made mean that 9
he families in all these scattered {
ann houses, perhaps thousand or q
fifteen hundred miles from the .
,oint where the information is gath +
red. will be made acquainted with .
he result practically rs quickly as :
he members of the national CAM
aien committees in New York or l
'hicago or the candidates themselves. Z
Each of the presidential candidates
i'll learn by telephone of his victory
= defeat. Judge Parker is very fond
9 the telephone and uses it exten-
lively. Members of the Democratic
ational committee say that extensive
pecial arrangements have been
,ade to insure the prompt receipt Il
election results at RosemOunt
here he will learn the fate OF his
andidacy. These arrangements in u
lude a special wire from New York,
yer which he will be notified of the u
CURES as they are received -
President Roosevelt, unlike his dis u
licrished opponent dislikes to use o
le telephone himself. In the execu- -
We Offices at the white house. he will u
ave the services OF both telegraph
,d telephone operators and he doubt -
ss will receive many messages from
G camDaign managers over the