The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-13

you sell girls and save me blonde"
(Applause)
Nov. here's the proposition: This IL
no game OF politics with me, so | amt
very well able to get along with L. Ike
l would politics. think that maybe |
| could turn trick or TWO in politics,
but I've never been In this game before.
However, when a poo! man came to
me and asked for a job | framed up an
'ad,' and stuck 1t in the paper, gave
my address, No. 319 Carroll street,
Brooklyn. AMI ever since I've been both
cred to death by men who want to sell
themselves. The thing got TOO big for
me. 80 | decided to give this auction.
I've got a wife and I've got a child.
GrhunderS OF applause that snoOk. the
roof and a loud "rOOt, loot. from
the organ. Business OF great empa:-
Iassmcnt on the part OF the specialized
YOUTH
foot! Toot!" Said the Organ.
There's nothing crooked in this
game. wouldn't allow a cent TO pass
cent Tor doing this. did !, doctor
pleasantly inquired Mr. O'LouSnl!H,
turning to the Rev. pr, Long
No; CERT" replied the doctor'
foot! loot went that unFuIy o.
say, Teddy" exclaimed a tall man
with a black mustache and Il red Gag
nation in his coat, busting up the ais!e.
they're dead sore outside. The bulls
won't let EN- in"
send some one cut 10 address thc'n'
said the resourceful O'Lousnlin.
Yes" said the red canationed man,
hall are sore, too. They want you 20
cut t, short and get down to the sale:
Are you tired vi me?' asked
O'Loughlin in agoTizei tones, spreading
hi. hands appea.ingly: -,
les" from the bacl; Of the, nall. eu:
they cry was drowned in thunder OF
No, 80 on, Give the capitalists hell
This is IS a hazardous business l am
OLoughlin. armcred by the lndorse--
men, Of his hearers. My wife dreamed
last night that I'd be shot and Killed
here tonight ,O-oh, from the audience
bu, don't care. | don't care II any
one wants TO rough.house the church
n God thew can do Il. Shoot me and
YOU Get siG0Q Insurance for my WE.
Wow, Murray. Shut up, Go on Hi
him with a brick. Pinch en-" flcate1
through the windows from the overflow
audience on the IenoH road.
"TeIl EN- to Shut Up
There are 5.e0 persons outside who
can't get in, gentlemen, sHoG'sd AZ
'e 1,ro A en- 10 sau; u2" sail oLouga-
somesod here joltct the ,sRectaeled
yoIth into lite-he havlnG fallen mo
a peaceful doze-ard he dragged lew
bars OF John Browns Body out o,
the unrestra!ned organ AS me mrs,
notes groaned out, through the doors az
the back OF the church came strassly
n,rade Of twenty six men, masked with
hioCE aon,inoes. with an extension OF
sable crepe that cffectullly MD their
whole co,iltenanCes. They Sarched up
70 lie stag and grouped themse Ives
"),nd the specialized youth, who re-
marked
catching O'I.oughlin's eye subsidized.
O'I,ouyhlin's cue to get busy now
having arrived, lie consulted slip OF
paper and announced
THE first man to he sold Is No. H.
We is a young man, twenty-four years
old and has been out OF job eight
months. He is truck driver, strong
ana READY u Wulh- Itt1 Hlo IllusNt's
rsel his legs and arms
The Appeal to Reason" man jumped
up and enthusiastically gripped No. lis
arms and legs with m Gwestruck eX-
preston. But there were no bids on
No. Ii, and he was put back in the dis
card.
the hack Of the hall Jumped up and
ofIerel him go n week
"Where?" asked O'LoughlIn.
"Norwalk, Conn" was the answer.
mix on Norwalk."
nix on Norwalk," said No. IL. At
this moment a little man with heavy
black mustaches sgnalled the speaker.
lie said he vas \. c. c. Wills, a baker,
lyn. He offered so week. Mr.
0'I,oughln wanted TO know II anyone
wanted to give sl5 per for No. IL, but
there was nothing doing.
W. r. Copeland, the Straight Edge
Man, from No. Abingdon square, was
chance. as he expressed IT, to all
10. %, a little fellow, heavily built,
with Hight hair. opened his overcolt al
this point, after turning his back on
the audience, and consulted a gold
watch attached TO a heavy chain. He
later got job as painter for a man
who halls from East orange. His wage
is to he 80 week. Mr., oLoughlln
positively refused TO give out the name
OF the man who employed him.
Put poor n cant go to work tn
March l." announced Mr., OLoughlin
whats he to do TN thNn2"
"I', board him ald give him three
loaves ~ bread day" volunteered the
enthusiastic Mr.. WINS. and had EN-.
ploed No. II few minutes before.
After this the auction Jagged and ten