The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24

n AruANyTC CITY. N. J., any a.
ksven thousand people gathered on At
Asnttc Csty's mllion-doilar pier. with
S,eotrtc ngfsfs glowing arross hssoof ana
Electric da1s fiittering at intervals along
me tops of ths galleries. made the Dig
- audiSpos Theodore Roosevelt has
9acud IN New Jersey In his nght FOR the
Reps,blican presidential nomination.
K me crowd was enthusiastic. as he
Srsed me men to vote for the Declared
Hsi~rat<v rafhsr than tor men whosre-
3uss to sst Oh the fence"
Z 4 would ratt,sr have = man asasnst
Se than . man VINO must be watched
- tnow which side he - on" said the
Cclqnei.
\ eEs address at Atlantic City was
more or less OF . lecture on the duty
I Zach voter to take direct interest
a eovsrnmsnt, tsaein9 control from tho
bseosh>d oossssI' 4 four foot high
srsady bear stood With . fixed stare OF
,esannn approval at "'BuwanA Tumbas
Hen - he spoke.
suovaNo PICTURES or 6oosE'
X NelT,o POLITICAL BATTLE.
An the time he was talking there
Rv.. 4 constant clicking Of moving pic
xturss. telegraph Instruments and the
h~m,u. hack Of the targets OF nearby
tshootinx galleries
4 A meeting for negro voters WAS ne'o
lat Kentucky and Atlantic avenues on
1.-THE way from the station TO tho pier
HCea Roosevelt spoke To great mon
kef ,vaiters ana porters from an automo'
- m the middle OF the street.
3NThsrs was q ten-minuts stop At Bur
ernrton in n bewiidoring mass OF nuny
tvSite frocked femininity.v The men
3vere there, zoo, but they had connder'
Nassiy given front places to the women
lCunas0seutly, me opening lines OF tne
tCoioners address were drownea w
sScuss Of "Can You see him. Aeos'r
cd '~rhers he IT," -.
cVT. \. wsAStsd Of the oppos'.icn ~ n
cstartsd ell over again. IKE ,n'
dkSds," he satd. 6haking MS crunp.o'
tblack feit hat at tho younss'sr oe'
vuun MAO them TO give me chance
Z .Iust let Us hoaler once. Teddy
SsS,ovisd a man In q greasy jumper
y'Thsn wsli be quiet"
< dou'4 care how much you honer'
Ordained Roosevelt. but don't Forge
sonsa,ow this particular remark
tvH1oh me Colonel has found 90 enectiv
}. TIA ne uses II at almost every stor
shito the average New Jersey citizen
sthe thnN Of wit and humor. The az
pisuss end cheering which greet It a
ways AFFORDS the speaker chance Q
.csA0hADg his breath.
y The closing sentences OF Roosevelt
Sspeech at Burlington NJ taken down .
his stenographer illustrate better tina
scould any description the dimcultit
t.whiaA trouble . man of his remarkab
sU1ft Cor stirring public excitemsnt
rtrylnG 70 sddrsss q rear platform crow
20 3 osrious subject.
.RoooEvEtT COMPLIMENTS tn
PNGrrY GIRLS or BURLINGTON
Il have never preached hatred Of ar
1class except the class OF crooks"
tsaid. 81 don't like crooks. that 10 a
Anl now. friends. here In New Jers'
.thsss ie . chance for the people to vo
'sthemselves. for you yourself to vo
swhat you wish, and ] want 10 see "
sturn out on Tuesday in this lineup
thu plain people against the bosses. al
80 that New Jersey does Its duty. Al
n groeting all OF you here ] want
congratulate you on the number
pretty girls you have got.
Many small girls waving hass we
waiting at Hammonton. They hear
ana those OF Burlington. how he Xix
Them. how he was himself a gran
father, how he did wish they wou
Keen quiet and let him talk.
'srhe kids are all right. and ! wi
,eWscially." said the original foe
raee suicide. ito congratulate the ci
zsns carrying small citizens. and
hhank the two small citizens who "a
kns these bouausts which very greai
value"
Tue youngsters who had. handed
~ ~ punches OF hornely country "a
Asa flowers swelled UP to such an I
tent that their mother and aunt had
Ipst them down.
The candidate for delegates fr,
tins district who are running agaii
Roosevelt have not declared for TIA
They want TO 20 to Chicago unpledg
Therefore Mr.. Roosevelt at Egg Ill
Dor took pains 10 lie impressive WI
be as<ed the voters TO cast their pri
asy ballots for "men who knew n
.iNoees they stand rather than for n
40 viii not know where they eta
nth after you have elected them"
TAkg1 A WHAck At CAM
oArEe WITH NO MINDS.
- ~ speech In Atlantic City {