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Instead of satire and an announcement that W. thing
ton was to forfeit his federal Office Blake consented
give Worthngton idea of how politics should really
be played. won't p,,,,a h,s s,;a 45ors ,re
my reasons
They were excellent ones, and after that time the
names of Blake and Worthngton spoken together
in the State.
@We're making our best bid for national Importance,
Tohn," Blake began. "The newspapers say that you
and own Clayton. Well, we do. Everybody knows
it. But I've been in bad with the public, and
they speak of YOU as statesman
They joined in mrth each after his fashion. Blake
guffawed, while Worthington's mouth corners quiv
cred.
aWe've got to put Clayton over" resumed the Sena-
tor @Wall Street says Kingsley is to be nominated,
and am afraid they making good"
Worthngton remarked that Wall Street in politics
had the weakness of telling its real plans the
paper men, practice that Wall Street in business
avoided.
We've been able to follow every move they've
@Im sick of foowing let's lead, said the impatient
Senator.
"Not through the newspapers" cautioned Worthing
ton.
Worthington was past master in the art of being
continually and engthily interviewed, yet saying
nothing. Newspaper always welcome He
would answer every question, gracously waiting while
his remarks being set down in notebooks. When
they appeared in print they conveyed nothing, which
was exactly the effect that Worthngton had intended
to bring.
Blake had long ago vaguely understood that Worth
ingon and his interviews running streams that
threw the press and the public off scent So he had
elected Worthngton to Congress. Worthngton had
become leader; for he man of parts and push
and poetry his instruments All his pictures APP
peared in all the magazines with lock sliding down his
Catonan brow and his eyes pointed with high lights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-02
BY ARTHUR B. KROCK

aNow, let's bark Wall Street up high tree, sug-
gested Blake, "and when they way up let's cut it
down."
Blake was accustomed to this mode of speech. He
spoke as he thought, mistily He always trusted to
precpitate his lngual clouds. This time he rose as If
he had solved the problem and with Worthngton
walked across the lobby.
James Morgan Russell came out to grasp both
by hand. "Bake and Worthngton, giants of
CATH he exclaimed POLITICALLY He Wall Street S
fancy 1t trusted great deal to his rhetoric and
his oratory "Would the Golaths loved Israeli" said
Russell. He trimmed his beard Vandyke and once he
gave dinner that wrecked twelve homes and nsur
company.
Worthington scorned to make the clever reply that
knocked at his lips He had made thought conserva-
ton pay Later he oted down the repartee, unused,
in notebook.
"Why won't the State swing in for Kingsley asked
Russell. at would the finance committee chair
manship for YOU Senator, and the Cabinet for Worhng-
ton We aren't using bribes Gentlemen: we don have
to. But for harmonious victory instead of victory
gained the expense of valued advisers like yourselves
we shall make concessions"
Blake smiled his toga smile, and Worthington re-
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Henderson, Tom Henderson. He
represents a trust at Albany now; but
he would probably be a newspaper man
still had not the West, to nominate
President, made Henderson a cog in its
machine.
Henderson had once worked on a
paper that Worthington edited. The
first time Worthington saw the boy was
when his inquisitiveness had been COM
planned of by crooked Chief of Police
whom Worthington sponsored.
ave are the Chiefs friend, Mr..
Henderson" said Worthington. "Your
charge that he is CRATER is neither
new nor important to us.
The confab ended with Worthington
much pleased. He had convinced
Henderson that to carry his story to
rival paper would serve Henderson
badly, indeed, and the reporter agreed
with him. So Worthington saw to it
that Henderson was well trained in
the newspaper business, and, when
Henderson understood politics and
Worthington began to run the Blake
machine. Warrington secured Hender-
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IMPORTERS had all day been buzzing about the
X headquarters of a Western State wherein lay the
= kernel of the one nut of news in the national
convention Every man knew-and, if he did not, his
news editor had announced to hthat the delegation
from the Western State con the inside The slate
makers were playing political checkers. 1t was the
States move, and when it moved the nomination of
candidate for President would be decided.
The prelimnaries of the battle had been fought for
months between the East and the West, and Kingsley
the candidate of Wall Street. seemed certain of victory
on the second ballot. For here argued Wall Street
smoothly the souvenir vote would patter off and
soidify on him that seemed the winner.
Senator Blake walked into the Western headquarters
1t was at that moment deserted Blake sat down hard
and chewed his cigar end sernly He sat there
legged for minutes; then he kicked bell with his big,
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marked IfldI lie Was u my " lCPiC-
sent his constituency. Then they
went up to 544, the room of Ezra
U. Clayton, whom the West offered
for President.
Country law practice for rail
roads, a judgeship, a governorship,
all bestowed by Blake, had been
Clayton's gradns honornm. His
national repute was for Philistinism
in politics and for the noblest ora
tory of his time. He could set
twenty thousand people to cheering
at night, and get only five thousand
of them to vote for him in the
morning.
Clayton had a corrugated fore
head, and a moist handshake for his
chiefs.
dyes, it looks bad" said Blake,
and Worthington nodded.
Blake looked at Worthington,
and said that the Congressman was
WORKING on a Dlan that Blake had
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place the newspaper that opposed the machine
Henderson hardly realized that he being used He
was wont to political articles that excorated every
body in the Blake machine but Warrington He found
himself excusing Worthington and keeping to himself
small items about the Congressman, to print which
would have stirred those optsts the State who hoped
for reform. So clever Worthngton that he kept
Henderson from the realization that he catspaw
Worthington at the present convention, therefore,
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though too busy to see other newspaper men, asked
that Henderson be shown in to him Immediately after
his conference with Blake and Clayton. Henderson
entered obvious of the fact that the great OIer
rell of "The Chicago CALI and others who sta
toned at the press throne in Washington watching
Worthington wrung Hendersons hand. am glad
you got this convention assignment, Thomas, he sald
because it gives opportunity to show my afec-
ton for you like you tor the old associations and be-
cause YOU are square,
They threw flowers at each other. Then Worthing
ton announced that for auld lang syne, Henderson
should have exclusive story each day until the
vention ended.
"The State will make five moves, via Blake and
Worthington, said Worthington "Idetai them you,
Tom; but don't give any MENTION because the Sen
ator is-well, you know him, Tom, m sure. have
for giving you this information my boy.
will be- as usual frank. Much as like you, were you
working for local newspaper | should be forced to
shut you out. local paper would be at every dele
gates breakfast plate and the East could be prepared
for moves As it is your paper cannot reach here
until three days after the move IS made"
"But | also correspondent for The Chicago
Scoop said Henderson, confessing reluctantly. 1t
Worthington looked startled. Then he said. Its
obscure Tompardon me for saying It. Not five copies
day here, you know. So We'll risk that, and
don't think that your honest confession has been I'M
noticed by me-"
Then Worthington unolded the first exclusive story.
1t was broadside, to be distributed in the various
had decided not to present the name of Henry Chal-
mers, although native son. tor Vice President The
larger design read the broadside, as presidential
nomination for Ezra U. Clayton. He is of State,
he of the West, and for his sake the State sacrifices
the cause of her other native son.
Henderson had it clicking West to "The Scoop and
his own paper in the State within hour. The other
newspaper tried to wheede, badger and bait him
when they him emerge, tight Tipped from Worthng-
tons room. But Henderson not generous
porter and his suspicious aroused he warned the
ger of the Western Union to guard his item carefully
a operator for five years, said Henderson to
the manager land if there is leak I'll know what has
happened He waited until he heard the Morse code
fret
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The constituent owed them his delegateship, and,
suspecting conference, he drfted out again.
There conference.
aThe story will be everywhere by nine o'clock to-
morrow concluded Worthington, @and of course Wall
Street, profit by what blunder, will ndorse
Chalmers for Vice President thinking to split vote
Now Senator, you positive that Chalmers once
fused to vote for Speaker religious grounds"
Blake produced a letter. 1t signed Henry Cha-
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Spcll1IlS out Ills llISl paragraph, lIlGu
he went to bed.
XIORTHINGTON did not go to bed.
W He put in long distance tele-
phone call to "The Scoop office
"This is Congressman Worthington,
Mr.. Baldwin," he told the managing
editor. Il haven't any reputation as
philanthropist; but that profession is
mine just now. | am going to give The
Scoop some exclusive news during this
convention because Tom Henderson, your
man, is one of my old boys. don't want
you to tell him of the request | am going
to make of you. 1t is that you increase
your free convention copies to five hum
dred a day. | will pay the bill. | want to
advertise Tom among the politicians and
the Washington correspondents SO that
he will get big job out of his work this
time Don't let Tom know. | dislike to
make man conscious of being under
obligation" said the Congressman by
way of valedictory.
As he hung up the receiver, a con-
stituent drifted in. Then came Blake.
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suggested. Not CULVER touched Worthington's lips
He was used to PLAYING castle builder the imaginary
Blake foundations and Clayton knew the truth, any
how.
For two hours they unfolded, after the manner Of
politicians qualifying their promises and hearsaying
their information until anyone of the three could have,
on the morrow souully elected each of the others to
the Ananias Club.
THERE was a reporter at this convention named
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tan-shod foot The resultant bell
boy carried Blake's summons to
Congressman Worthington.
"Just passed Wall Street. said
Blake, swearing into brace of
parentheses. "There were million
men in there, allhurrahingfor Kings
ley. Every now and then some
molasses-souledf fool from the West
would slip in, and he'd hurrah for
Kingsley too. If we can't keep the
West regular, we're lost. Clayton
may never even have his name pre-
sented."
Asusual, Worthington agreed with
Blake, whose communications in
variably related the obvious. But
it was something to know that Blake
and the obvious were as one.
Worthington had failed to under
stand that fact just once-twenty
years before. When Blake had been
elected Senator by the timothy crop
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- Wall Street
Has the Weak
ness of Telling
Its Plans"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

mie0erlangt, uno int ct. @arp's So
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&f1n0. 9as g. lommtgemidt Ser 16
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-06-27

.gunge,r es i'm porigen Sabre auf Ell
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Sen &i6ter nidt gu ser Mniidt Britt
gen, 6aB 6as @eiud ridt ol1sreideno
begriin6et lei.
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Gus oe,,1 NoromeIem
Winneipta.

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Se6es Sitter nieres 2ebens bat iei-
ne Sreu6en. Mlte 2eute iolten gliid-
lid iein, 11n6 lie 1per6en es iein, tpen1
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allen &Gn6lern.
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|5dmcine NOR 1880 8iuno. Ma9 slb-
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mnb ser 2ofonnotipe 5crql1etidt NOR
Sen. Die 8ittmc uno 5pei &inOer
iibeneben i'm. = Ottertail County
miro einen lanomirtbi6aftliden Sad)z
peritan6igen oaiteuen, melder bier lei
ne @obnutng nebmen uno bereit iein
miro, sen 6arntern in ollen Sbeilen
0es County nit &atb uno Gbat an Sic
@ano 5u geben. Die 8unoesregierung
mi01net gemiiie Sllmn1en fir iolde
3mede uno 6os County fat Sen &c.
trag BON $500 oufgebra6t uno 0as
Northumberland perltan0igt, 6aB
oieier 8etrag bier fir Sen genann=
ten 3med sur &erfiigung itebt.
ct. Saul. = e=@ouperneur
@oroon %errannte sic orei repl1blifoni=
lden Senatoren 5angita6 BON Scope
County, 8ople bon ct. 2ouis @ountp
uno &l1tao bon 5raperie County als
Mitglie0cr 0es Counties fir Inter
Iudyung Ser @eid6ftsmefbooen ser
8rauereien. 8ople uno &l1itao iin5
Mooofaten un6 Smgita6 lit 6armer.
- 8eim Staotsiefretdr SuliuS
5dmobl iino 5pei 3ui@riften 6es
8unoes=S taats iefretdrs &nor aus
Malbington, 9. T., e1ngetrotfen, IN
mel6en Ser Gmpfang ser Mittbeilung
be tGtigt mir0, 6ab sic 2egislatur BON
Minneiota Sic acknowledgement 3uia<
ZEN 5p1r 8un6esberfaiiung be5igltd
ser @infommenitelter un6 binii@tli@
ser 6irefte1 @abl ser 8un6esi enato<
rem ratifi5iert fat.
.SrtonpiIe. - Die @robge=
idmorenen BON Sig Stone County ba=
BEN ipdt am 9onneritag gegen Die
81. Saul 8obn cine Mnflage erboben,
in meld)er bieie @eienidaft' grober
MadIal1igfeit i'm 8etriebe beidul0igt
miro, our@ meI6e oas giienbobnun=
gIid Bel S0eiia am Is. De5ember
1911 peruria6t tpuroe, nobel 5ebn
Meniden ibr 2eben einbiibten. 9ieie
Mnfloge be0eutet cine iolde ouf Soot=
ldlag inn 5meiten @ra6e, un6 County
an4palt &arder lit ser Mnii6t, 6aB Ell
ne &riminalanflage gegen sic 8obn=
gel euldnft perfolgt miro.
MinneapoIis. - gea6 Oem
@orbiloe ser @ennepin @ountp~Srt=
1doften grceliior un0 Song Safe, oe=
rem Sblt un6 6m16t5iibter =Geretni=