The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-29


based IN the FALSE L-a'Ilines or narrative
NJ s,rn" thor nswspai.sr. instead OF on thei
own truthful account tut on the whole th'
,sltnrial work NJ IA" newspapers her" II
New York cav and throughout the r'''intr
- ''rrv Sl'l- anil discriminating
an srrs - ~ N~l,'Or- Mr. stone ot th'
ASA, ist-,i Press t'1Ck from Asih. remind
inr -. %, wise words that ta"V have there
,-tNIliy-ti"n mare than tT"usaHl v~ET'
ol'l~T that "ur - ~ and that " We want p~sC'
sih them the Iim- has arrived when ~
u.ust stop tAUnIing them as uBciviliaesi
NA hsN. air adv ssOpI,-si doane that in th.
| case of JapSn. Utt OnlV after she al r~
couT-'. to cannon larE. aud I'Inp"wd~I
A. strong a. oIT own. - rs not wal. fc'
that ~ IN" "s-~ ~ 'hins. b'It be iu~t 80 he'
a. y H,a't-T 81 hTi-iian PTtncIpl~ and Eood
Will
TOO sTARrLFD IN APPLAUD
There had been applause only occa.
-ionAlly. Principally because 10 seemed
4 that the hanIuet-rS we're 80 absorbed
they d'dnt want tn take time Ia cheeT
OT to interrupt They listened leaning
/ forward. CHANGING AT each Other nov and
then with uplifted eyebrows After the
Mayor sat down cool a. chunk Of ice
there was a moment only % ab~olUte
quiet Tom Williams broke Il The
clsnE Of his voice was a. startling AZ ths
firing oG a pistol in church
He's q bag man ~ williams. long
and broad. and the owner 10 a heavy
rumbling voice He STROBE from hir
seat at table toward the front ~ the
room waving hs arms to get Toast
master wright's attention Nat Wright
saw that trouble was coming and heai
tsted a moment n. hanged the table
with hia Eavel and asked Williams gently
To re~ume his seat williams shouted
the louder Before the uproar ross 30
high that few could pick words Clearly
from the clamor Williams was heard to
say:
Mr. williams APPEAL.
4 want to defend MIR. Hearst He haa
| been vilitied aud h.. IL not here Co defend
himself
From all over the big room men yelled
st Williams. sit down! Put him OUT
And once ia q ~ lille thers ~As a cheer for
Gaynor. -Hurrsh for an honest MAvor,-
vas uns ot the calls that rang Ioudest
Williams. turning to a gray hAir-si pub
Usher On the fringe - the crowd ia front
IT the Mayors CHAIR. cat the air With his
fist
fht mo o'N' ne rh"Nei iou be
fins. lOt ot brave gentlemen To put the ont
Try 49, I'm a meInbs,r of this lp',lV and the
man " hO Laws - hand oO In- will l'e -brry.
NO EASY rAsK REsToRIsd PEACE.
Al the way down the main tahl. the
guests ~ the y. y. and me publishers
al IN amaS~tn~n' s,mniahnk c"o'n.-~-
mar n"ne ~ thetn ieU. mere was ury
snitt" "h 'sofk~ A"~ isc~' hA' Nh~
h' S'ay-h Az ne ta,'", n"' snSn mug
got very hot Al" -hpI'~d our ~ ms seat
and tound a tri~rd hark IA the room.
Melville y. N"n~ au'e~~i calmly, WIN n
cigar SUCKING ~ tne corner 81 h's mouth.
Toar'tnar'~r wright ~ h'@ iees All the
tune. Was IN M ~" couicn : make
NWl@m- ah'N up ana Ne. GHlnh uiAA~
hin-s'li heard hs.caus' ~ th" pounding.
ne yehng anu "" inc-s~Ant nckeI
"" t'rn''t q" Mayor Gaynor and ~hia-
I~r-'i ." We" mayor "F. "' "Syhr
i have n",h,ns to- saw: nothing
Tn" May"r never moved a musc'e
,hr""gh3W "" shlndy Mos :" me
VINE ne hs's'-i -l'Hr-'N Nv "lham~
o-'M I'mrhy' nanAE',r 'h ne wal.
Mt. m,,-, ID W, ,o - T ', sian.
'i-'""t,''> They kaih"r-i Ar"''"h VIII
iain-. hi 'h'-y hIdh 'o'nh Nun ,Is'''r
kept asking 'h', t9'.Si"hs~,-r. NJ H"ns
ana h-ruhah hHhr' Ior in-I''"t'"i'~,
Nh!''h 'h~N h'ih t'-"' INC EiNhk
Williams 'hn'l'-i ni-'h mar aud
fought =" get recognition Time and
again They dr"Nh'~t h''n "'' after d" had
-ari
! nan, lev h'uni"-S
hon The ma aging ,Nhi"r ~ ~" wash
y'll'' HdhE'r, The e'd"riy p " SiAhin'.tn.
a Sohh"rn k"ht'~tnah w" wears h's
fTU'h "''ai ati~F 10" Ia-hion ~ ntty years
..H". m"hhi'~i on 'hh't 'y "Hiains and
'ri"-i Eru'lN '" l''rs,asi' MN '" let ~"
ifpgTaunl" 60 "l " was 40 "a" VIII
i'tnr Shn'h'-i NAV y" Hn'ld he h-ard u -
iOok All ihkh' h- SIid from ia" ri,tiT
." The 'Nl''" A''l Sai i"Sh "tSDh ~ With hrs
i'su'h -'llar~iy in MANDt tAyhpr M-i-
ven" = N,"b" S'i" .p'n',hInk ~ Williams
St,,,,,.
What The he'll arr yon batting in for
he ,t''in.th'is"t
Mr. S'oh" paid no attention ." him.
looking sta Rii over htS head
,.,,.,....,
~ was "A ds-ailOsk The hO'Is.. d.t-C.
lives dIdH't dar~ 10 throw Williams out
and williams TefIIs'si To hudge ~
IOa-tmast~r wright nahs a further
appeal
will Won let Mr. Williams say Just
forty WOrdHT- he askesi. He Only wants
TO saw forty words.
-NO-O-O-O-h' Put him OUT came from
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