The evening world., 1909-02-13
you sell girls ana save ne a bondc?"

you sell girls and save ne blonde"
| IApplause)
Nov, here's the proposition: This r.
no game OF politics with me, so | amt
very well able to get along with L, Ike
| would politics. | think that maybe |
| could turn a trick or TWO in politics,
but I've never been In this game before
However. when poo! man came to
me and asked for job framed UP an
'ad,' and stuck 1t in the paper, gave
my address. NO SI9 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 wife and I've got a child.
Grhunders OF applause thai shook the
roof and a loud "rOot Toot" from
the organ, Business OF great empa:-
basement on the part OF the specialized
YOUTH
foot! Toot!" Said the Organ.
game. wouldn't allow a cent 10 pass
in connection vita 1t. didn't get
cent Tor doing this, did !, docioG"'
pledSuutIN tI MI " A'|sS
turning to the Rev Or. l.ong,.
No; a cert" replied the doctor.
"'root! loot" went that unruy or
Say, Teddy" exclaimed tall man
with a black mustache ana Il red go
nation in his coat, busting up the aisle,
they're dead sore outside. The bulls
won't lei 'em in"
send some one cut to address them
said the resOurCeful o l.Ougillln.
Yes" said the red carnationed man,
but the fellows at the back OF the
hall are sore too. They want YOU TO
cut 1t short and get down to the sale
Are you tired Of me-. .o ASKED
O'Loughln in agonizcd tones, spreading
hi. hands appea.inely.
Yes" from the bacl; Of the. hall. hu:
they cry was drowned in thunder OF
No, go on" Give the capitalists he'll
Good boy"
This Is a hazardous business l am
in tonight" smiilngly went on
ment Of his hearers. My wife dreamed
last night that I'd be shot and Killed
here tonight Ooh from the au1lencel
bu. | don't care. don't care II any
one wants TO rough-house the churcn
OF God they can do II. Shoot me ln"
you get sl,CO9 insurance for. my VIE,
Wow HurraE: S1 pi,l nP, az -" on io,t ~
through the windows from the overflow
audience on the I.enoX road,
"TelI EN- TO Shut Up."
There are 5,Go persons outside who
can't &c, in, gentlemen s2or'ed Al
her, al this juneture. o.
Tell en- 20 saui up sa:L OhouGA-
''' someood here tol,ei the spectacled
vorth into life-he having fallen mo
peaceful doze-aud lie dragged few.
bars of John Browns Body out OF
the unrsstraIned organ AS the hrst
notes groanei out, through the doors az
the back OF the church came strasSlE
parade Of twenty'siN men, masked with
sable crepe that cffectullly hid their
whole conltcnanCes. They Sarched up
20 tile stag and grouped themselves
~lrnd the specialized youth. who re-
marked:
catching OLoughlin's eye subsidized,
OLoughlIn's cue TO get busy nov.
having arrived lie consulted slip OF
paper and announced;
THE first man to he sold is No, H.
Ne is a young man, twenty-four years
old. and has been out OF Jon eight
months. He Is truck driver, strong
and ready to work. Feel his muscles.
rsel his legs and arms
The Appeal to Reason man jumped
UP and tusiastically gripped No. lis
arms and legs with m awestrlCk eX-
preston. Bu, there were no bids IN
No. Ii, and he was put back in the dis
card.
~ now No. I, VII! y you step out. said
the Gstk Of the hall Jumped up and
offered him $40 a. week.
"Where?" asked O'Loughlln.
"Norwalk, Conn" was the answer.
mix on NorwaIk."
nix on Norwak," said No. IT, At
this moment a little man with heavy |
black mustaches signalled tho speaker. |
nj No. 81 Coney Island avenue, Brook, |
lyn. He offered so week Mr.. |
OF ,oughlln wanted to know II anyone I
wanted to give sl5 per for No. Ii, but |
there was nothing doing.
W. +. Copeland; the Straight Edge
there. and offered any man an even !
chance, as he expressed 1t, to ali /.
10. q, a little fellow, heavily built. I.
with light hair, opened his overcolt al I
this point, after turning his back on
watch attached to heavy chain He .
later go, n job as painter for man .
Tho halls from Eas, Orange. His wage /
is to he 80 week. Mr. O't.oughiln .
positively refused To give out the name
OF the man who employed him
Put poor q cant 20 to work tn
March l." announced Mr.. OLoughlln.
What's he to do till thon?"
"1'll board him and give him three
leaves NJ bread a day." volunt sered the
Mr.. WINS. and had EN-
ploed Nc. II a few minutes before.
After this the auction Jagged and ten