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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
NAMES CLARK MAN

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. ia seri-
GUS spit in the Democratic ranks
was averted here when the Demo-
cratic County Committee named ex-
Postmaster Michael A. Devine, a
Clark man in the pre-convention cam
paign, chairman of the campaign
committee. which is to make strenu-
Gus efforts to carry the county for
Governor Wilson. Edwin Woolbert, of
P~leasantville, was made secretary of
the county committee. succeeding
Clifton c. Shinn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
SECRET

Say, what was that story about
ElviraT"
"welL can o keep a ~secret?"
"Sure."
so can LUX
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

$3.50
on Saturday on their vacation, which,
will be spent in a trip by sea to.
Halifax, st. Johns and other PORTS
along the Canadian coast. They ex-
pect to return about Friday Aug
ust 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carl Downs, of
William street, East Orange, left on
Saturday for an automobile trip Of
two weeks. They will make a tour
Of parts Of New York State, going
through the Catskill Mountains and
visiting some of the smaller lakes.
among them Otsego Lake, Cayuga,
Lake, Lake Skenneatles. Oscawana
Lake, Richfield Springs and over to
Lake Ontario.
DIR. Charles Abraham and sister,
Miss Abraham, of Main street, East
Orange, left last week for a stay Of
two weeks at the Hotel Traymore,
Atlantic City.
Harry B. Bristol, OF Danbury.
Conn. is visiting his sister, Mrs. John
Quincy Adams, of 242 West street,
y OAoh6C 80
Mrs. r. F. Moment, of Harrison.
street, East Orange. left OF Saturday
for an out-of-town visit.
The Misses Ruth and Edith Harris.
Of South Orange, were the guests at
a party given in their honor at
Kineo. Me, Saturday.
Miss Patsy Graves, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graves, of
East Orange, is at Bluff Point, N. T.,
for a few weeks visit.
Roundsman John H. Macdonald. OF
East Orange, with his family, is
spending W weeks at Asbury
Park.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
SOMETHING TO ANSWER FOR.

eTa HAT "no-battleship' and "onebattleship" vote will return
to plague the members of the House of Representatives
who voted for the gripping of the navy. 1t will come up
against them much more seriously if anything should happen in
our foreign relations to put this nation to the peril of a war.
There will be a lot of explaining to do in the congressional cam
paign for the smallnayy representatives.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
CALL MOOSE CONVENTION

GREENSBORO, N. c.. Aug. ia
call for a State convention of the
Progressive party. to be held Sep
TENDER 3 has been issued by the Pro-
gressive State committee. Presiden-
tial electors will be nominated and a
State ticket may be named should it
at that time be deemed advisable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19
SIMPLICITY OF DRESS

Assertive Wife-John Henry, L,
iced a e gown. hat, shoes, gloves.
lace collar and feather boa. /.
Husband-Oh Why-why, what's
all that for? !.
Assertive "Wednesday next T..
lecture on THE Simplicity of Dress"
Judge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

Read the advertisements in this
newspaper and learn where the best
bargains are to be found.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

Chester c. Kerr, of Orange. is tour
ing the New England States in his
motorcar.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Noble, of
Renshaw avenue. East Orange. left
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

Mum avenue, East Orange, and her
daughter, Miss Eudalia White, have
been for two weeks on Squirrel Is
land, Me. They spent Saturday night
in Boston and reached home yester-
day. Miss White will cav this week
for a visit of several days at West
Point.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur S. Williams.
Of Hillyer street. Orange, and Mrs.
Henrietta Rice, of Harrison street,
East Orange, Mrs. Williams's mother.
left on Saturday for a two-weeks
visit at Hackettstown.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-19

Mrs. william Audley white, Of isa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

delavcem zvezsti tudi po volitvah.
Eden ali drugi nezavednez DO
rekel; kaj bonn volil socialiste,
sal ne bodo izvoljeni. ia prijatelj,
ako hi vsak tako govoril, potem
bi sploh socialistov ne bilo. Po-
glejte druge dezele, kako ponos-
no gredo naprej delavci, ter volt
10 socialisticne candidate! lie ma
ia natin je mogoee delavcem pri-
ii do samostojnosti.
Do sedaj smo imeli V Washing
tonu samo sodruga Bergeria. On
je stavil dovolj dobrih predlo-
gov, a kaj pomaga, predlogi so
bill samo stavljeni, a sprtjeti nj
so bill, ker imajo republikanci
in demokratje odlotujoco vecino.
Date Bergerju dovolj tovarisev
in boste videli, kaj znaio social
sti.. cato je dolznost vsakega "a
vednega delavca, da gre ma vo-
lisce ter odda svoj glas "a socia-
listicne candidate in "a nobeno
drugo stranko.
Cas- bi pac re bill. da hi delavci
sprevideli svojo zmoto ter glaso-
vail "a svoje lastne koristi, a ne
"a koristi svojih lastnih izkoriSGe-
valley - kapitalistov. Vsak glas
oddan "a republikansko, demo
kratsko ali %napredno stranko. je
glas V koriSt delavskih izkoriSGe-
valcev.
Nolilci, ma glasovnicah naredi-
tie kriz pri socialisticnem tiketu.
NSi ma dan > novembral
j. Paulic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

du, nikamor nj prisel zastonj. Ko
pa je prisel V sesto hiso, je pa ma
letel ma pravo revolucijo. Psovke
so letele yse navskriz in tudi piv-
ske steklenice bi ne i~zostale, ako
bi sodrug Skerl ne incl zaslombe
cd odzadaj. Ako hi prisel kdo
ysak dan kolektat "a cerkev, hi
gotovo dobil, a kadar Sc pa gre
"a delavski list, cd katerega ina
delavec dosti k%oristnega "a XIV
ljenJe, je pa ogenj V strehi. Clio
veku Sc zdi nerazumljivo, kako
more clovek, XII je vse svoje xiv
ljenje jedel V potu svo.iega obraza
trd kruh, ostati kljub temu Sc
napreJ tako zakrknjen in naspro-
ten %stvari, XII ina namen izbolj-
sati njegov bedni polozaj. Delo in
spanje je ideal takega cloveka.
Use drugo mu je Spanska vas, "a
takega cloveka ne more zaveden
delavec imeti drugega kakor po-
milovanje ter reel S pesnikom:
Idrami, zdrami Sc trpin,
konec mai bo boleGin,
Narocnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
Globe, Ariz. - Odkar so zaGt

Globe, Ariz. - Odkar so zaGeli
Crnogorci odhajati V domovino
vsled vojne, so Sc delavske raz-
mere nekoliko zboljSale In della
mo vsak dan. Steer so pa volitve
pred vrati in kakor vselej pred
volitvami tudi letos kapitalisti
pustiio da Sc bolje della, mai potem
lazje pridobijo delavce V svoje
mreze, ces, ako bodete volili "a
naSe candidate, bodete imeli We
dino dovolj della, ako bodete vo-
iii pa %socialiste, potem pa ne BIO
nobenega della. In kakor je bilo
pc vsakih volitvah, tako DO ne
dvomno tudi letos. Vsak dan DO
napisano ma desko: no man wan
ted.
Slovenski delavci in v%olilcil
Volitve so pred Mani! Vsak slo-
venski delavec maj gleda ma to,
da BIO MCCOY tOvarls sodelavec
volil in dabo volil prave delav-
ske candidate, XII bodo delavce
poznali tudi potem, ko bodo IL
voljeni, ko bodo dobili priliko res
kaj storiti "a delavce. Kandidatje
republikanske in demokratske
stranke poznajo delavce samo
pred volitvami. ko rabijo delav-
skin glasov "a izvolitev, a potem
ko so enkrat izvoljeni poznajo pa
samo z~atiralce in izkoriscevalce
delavcev, kapitaliste. Socialist so
pa do sedai Sc vselej pokazali,
kier so imeli priliko. da so ostali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
LIZ naSelbin.

moe, Ker G nj incl sredstey IN
pomoc, Oni. XII so imeli moe. MISC
vse to hotel videti. SkuSali so ii
witt V glavo, da 81 svoboden in
SO med TEN svobodo V blato tep-
tall. Ali upaS, da bodo V bodoGe
daJall postave nam V prid? Ce
bl to hoteli, potem hi sami zoper
sebe delali. MIN nj "a mas. Nth
zelja ie: obdrzati moe in da to "a
moreio, lovijo naSe ~glasove. Raj
delJeni so V wee strank; vsaka
nam obeta zlate gradove, ena dru
go pobiJaJo, a imajo vse skupa.i
emo misel: nakopicenje bogatst-
va, ohranitev danasnjih razmer.
ker lie pod tenn Jim je zagotovlje-
no, ola neomejeno izkoriScajo de-
layca. cato pobijajo socialiste. XII
hoceio dobiti moe V roke in ma
rediti postave, Xxi bodo dale de-
lavcu wee syobode. Neizmerna
bogatstva so danes ma svetu. a
kle so? V rokah nekaj MOI. ka-
teri d~olocijo. kako bo delavstvo
zlvelo, kako bo stanovalo, kako Sc
oblacllo. In vendar so naSc delav-
Ske rOke iZdelale vse to neiZmerno
bogatstvO. \ mi niSmo gospodarji
samih Sebe, niti drzave. &c pray
mas je miljone in miljone. Zakaj
ne! NidiS. mogoce tudi ii pripa-
daS k onim nevednim. XII so sami
SvoJl sovrazniki in tudi vsega de-
lavstva. Ali YES kaj zahtevaio So
cialisti! Da pride vse bogatstvo
V roke liudstva. MogoGe misliS,
da hOcejo denar razdeliti? Ne!
Drugace. Tukaj ena prilika. V
Ameriki Sc ie letos pridelalo "a
mlllone buSelnov wee zita kot Ian
Sko leto. F'armarji so bill primo
rani prodati vse pc 800 cen
TOW ceneje kot prejSne case, "a
vzllc temu ie moka drazja. Nlada
Idr. drzav ie izdala proraGun o
polJskih pridelkih. In kaj Sc vi
di! kar Sc je pridelalo V Ameri-
Xxi to leto, ~zadostuje Ia cell svet
IA dObo enega leta. A vseeno pla-
cujemo vse viSje. ker vse to ina
sedaJ V rokah par mogocnezev. IL
tega izvlra "a ME neiZmerno bo-
"atStyo, med TEN. kO V mnogih
delayskih hisah hi kruha. Ali pri-
pOSnaZ tovariS. da hi bio dObro.
kO bi vse to imela drzava V ro-
kah in tn drZava bi bila vladana
od mas delavcev oziroma MOI, XII
hi Jill mi izvolili IL nash vrst! Go
tovo bodies pripoznal. ker ie ia
Sno, da bi bllo potem vse to bo-
gatStvo V rokah mas vseh in bi
nObeden ne mogel izkoriScati. In
isto je 4 vsemi stvarni ma svetu.
Il zeleznicami, rudokopi, Z emo
Oesedo, 4 Vsem bogatstvOm. ON
stroll, XII danes izpodrivajo delav-
ca in so zanj ~nesreca, bi bill po-
tenn zanj blagoslov, ker bi Sc lah-
ko skrajsal delovni cas-. Potem,
kO bi Sc to ugodilo, prenehale bi
nesrete pc tovarnah. Delavci bi
bill srecni in zdravi. Imeli bi pro-
st cas-, naobrazili bi Sc bolje, isto-
tako svoje otroke. Tako bi po-
stajalo clovestvo vedno Boise,
vedno p~rostejse cd ran, XII ga da-
mes razjedajo. Ali hoGeS tovaris,
pomagati vse to doseGi? Potem
glasuj "a socialisticno stranko !.
&c tega ne moreS. Sc pa ~ridruzi
Mi, kot west b~ojevnik svobode.
r n
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Yukon, Pa. - lima prihaia
vSak dan 2 vecjO silO. u limo pri-
haJajo "a reveze hujSi cast. novo
trpljenie. move nuke. Gorje mu.
kdor nina della in sredstev. da 81
preskrbi gorke obleke in gorko
stanOvanje. Ma milione oblek Sc
sedaJ proda. ma milione ton pre-
NIGGA Sc razvozi ma vse Strani.
Da. ma milione ton premOga po-
kupijo Indie in clovek hi mi
sill, da bodo sedai prcmogovniki
delali $ pOlno paro IN da kliub
temu ne bodo Y Stanu zadostiti
vsem nebrOjnim naroGilom. Toda
temu nj tako. Use delo V premo-
govnem ozemlju ie nekam klaver-
no. lie toliko. da Sc giblie. sal
pri mas je tako. Vsepovsod ie o.
pazatl. da Sc premogovni podjet-
Mkt mic kai dos'i ne brigaio N
svola pOdietia. marveG. da YES
svoj cas- porabljaio IN politiko.
To pac kaze. kolik strah ina ia
goSDoda pred izidom letoSniih vo-
litev. kot kapitalisti storijo vse.
kar je V Nth moGi. da zmagaio
kapitalistiGne stranke. pod koiih
okriljem jim bo Sc naprei dovoli-
jeno ropati, moriti, goliufati in
izkoriScati delavce Sc nadalina
Stiri leta, ako zmaga ktera cd teh
kapitalisticnih strank. Ako zma-
ga Taft ali Roosevelt. ali Wilson.
bodo Sc naprej brez skrbi udriha-
Ii pc delavskih plecih in Nth
hlapci bodo Sc napre:i uprizarjali
vsakovrstna grozodejstva in ma
silja mad izkoristanimi delavci.
Ma delavcih volilcih ie lezeGe, ka-
ko sc nam BIO godilo prihodnja
stiri leta. Ia kar bodo glasovali.
to bodo dobili. Kaj Una Taft. smo
okusili zadnja Stir leta, kaj n
Roosevelt, vedo delavci cd pref
in kaj INA demokratska stranka.
to je pokazal zadnji demokratski
predsednik Cleveland in njegova
kriza.
Tu pri mas ma Yukonu je do
malega vse rdeee; kakor drugod.
Sc dobe tudi pri mas izjeme. JAZZ
sem mislil, da smo tukaj Sloven-
CT, katerih nj posebno veliko, vsi
n in iste we're, a temu je dru-
GAGE, kar kaze naslednji slucai:
Dne 6. oktobra Sc je sOdrug Val.
Skerlc podal pc naselbini "a ma
rocnike "a "Proletarca'. Obiskal
Je re pet his in vse .je bio V re-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29
Springfield. III.

Springfield, III. - S tenn. da
smo dObili mi amerikanski Slo-
venei sOdruga f. Kristana V svo-
10 sredo, smo provzrocili pri ma
sprotnikih ogenj V strehi. Kako
hud trn peti naSim mraGnja-
kom in nazadnjakom je bill Kri-
stanov prihod V Ameriko. kaze
to, da je bill denunciran, Sc pred
no je stopil ma ameriSka tia. 2 ma
menom, da mu oblasti ~zabraniio
vstov V "svobodno" Ameriko.
Drug talk dokaz so podli izbruhi
zupnika Sojarja V A. ST., IL kite
rih dina strast Skodezel.inOsti in
zlobnosti. Razume Sc, da imajo
vsi ii napadi ravno nasproten IL
cinek, kakor zele Solar & Co. ko-
Jlh prlvrzencev sc tudi izven Chi
cage in Jolieta ne manjka in ia
ko tudi pri mas ne. I'll l.iudje. XII
imaJo vedno ma jeziku najviSio
zapoved svoje we're: "Ljubi svo-
jega bliznjega kakor samega Sc
be-, ii liudje Sc Y prakski StrOgo
drze natela: Skodui Socialistom
kjer in kolikor moreS, &c jim wee
hudega prizadeneS, veGie zaslu-
zenje imaS V nebesih.
Kakor ze ~poro6ano. ie bill Kri-
stanov shod V naSi naselbini ma
povedan "a -. okt. oh S. uri we
Ger. Razume Sc, da je bill Ia shod
tukajSniim individuom Soiaric-
vega kalihra bodice trn V petit in
cato hi ga bio treba pc Nth
mnenju ma vsak naGin p%repreGiti.
pa raj hi Sc cato hilo treba POI
Sluiiti Sc tako umazanega "'tri-
ka". Ia poole duSe cello lazniivo
denuncijanstyo nj bio preumaza-
no. samo da hi Sc zadostilo niiho-
vi strasti.
ker je bio o tenn shodu podrob
no porocano, maj pripomnim Sc,
da nasi n%asprotniki svojo prise
go jake malo %cenijo. Ma podlagi
mayorjeve izjave, je oGitno, da so
nasi nasprotniki prisegli po kri-
VEN. Torej cello krivopriseznistvo
Jim nj bio preumazano sredstvo.
S tenn so Sc pokazali V tako jasni
luci, da mora vsakdo njihovo po-
stenost in svetost pc zasluzenju
ocenjati.
Poleg slovenskih delavcev IL
Springfield, so Sc shoda udele-
zili tudi SLOW. delavci IL Virdena,
Ill.,, "a kar Jim gre priznanje.
X sklepu maj pripomnim, da Sc
tudi med tukajsnjimi klerikalci
dobe posamezniki, XII obsojajo
navedeni Erik" in cato tie ia do
pis ne zadene.
Zivel socializemi
Joe Kamposh, tajnik kluba
stew. 81.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-29

Slovensh udarji ne hodite v
Bingham, Utah, kajti tam so ru-
darji ma stavki!
The evening world., 1912-05-18

changing compliments with all the dell
cacy and insouciance OF truck drivers
In blockade Is edifying in the ex-
treme to US as citizens. 1t certainly
must excite the wonder OF the people
Of other countries.
''Of late years II has come TO pass that
candidates for the Presidency appear to
base their. claims on their ability to
perform in public. There isn't q high
place or q low place within the boun-
daries OF the country that either Tart
or Roosevelt hasn't hit since 1905 There
was q time when people would travel
q long way from home to see Presl-
dent Of the United States. After a
while the President will be so common
q sight that even the village barber wln
refuse to step outside and see him go
by.
when II comes to a pass where Pres
dents and Presidential candidates shall
attract no moro attention from the pop
uiacs than deputy marshals It will be
necessary for those statesmen to ex-
ploit themselves like soubrettes or So
ciety leaders We may anticipate the
time when candidates will 70 out under
canvas With troupe Of assistants and
q couple OF brass bands and . calliope
and do q high dive from the top Of the
tsnt Into . tank. The President will
The evening world., 1912-05-18

said Mr.. Jsrr. well. tell mo what they
the two7'
He put the cat on the nv.p.n... ..,,
mrs 'er. That was the beginning.
You know they say II you Kill . ~ now
u won't lay ten million eggs q day. or
something like that. although Il appear.
70 mo II they kill q ny for laying no
many eggs they make Q big mistake
some OF these scientists should study
the ny and md . way to make hens
Jay nve million eggs . day. a. fiiss do
mems ny; and hies ny. don't thsyf"
Il believe they do" said Mr.. J.n
But hens have feathers and n,s.
haven't. And flies do not oacxls vh.n
'hey Jay their eggs. which 10 perhaps
good thing"
Weli' they hum. don't theyr' ashed
Mrs. Jarr. ''Still. I guess IL n . rood
thing hies don't cackie or han. 6o M,
buzz around you when you ars ,rx,,.
70 sleep little late In the morn,nr
Aithoush' II do say Il myself. neither
files or hens would DO any bother a N.
IN the matter Of keeping me awake An
the morning." "
But you were saying something about
whiie dropping the cat onto the fv.
paper" said Mr.. Jarr.
80 was" replied Mrs. Jar. .,u,
you Interrupt one so and 70 ran,bl,nv
on about something else that I urnnIv
have to walt TO get a word In edge
ways"
well. what about the cat ana ths
hy-paper-and WiMie?" asked Mr.. Jar
Cant You be patient Just one min
ute?" retorted Mrs. Jarr. IT was telling
you that had spread some ay-pansr
IN the dining room because. although
ny-paper is so sticky that IL you leave
the windows up a moment II blows OF
thS table and sideboard where you have
put 1t, and always falls with the sticky
side down on the floor or on the new
wall paper and nothing win take Il on
| except alcohol and one 10 too afraid of
fire to use acohol; but, at that, I pre-
fer to use the sticky fy-paper rather
than the poison fiy-paper. because the
sticky fiy-paper holds the germs As we'll
as the files.
| But at the Modern Mothers meeting,
when Mrs suffren Katx. the eminent
lady biologist, told US a fiy's foot would
carry nve million germs I almost
laughed In her face. for It stands to rea-
son II flv stuck It's feet in that many
germs the feet Would stick fast. or the
ny couldn't walk. STILL IT'S best to be
on the safe side. and. after all. one
doesn't like to see the files fan dead IN
the cream or the dinner dishes. ~ they
do when they are poisoned. 90 II 10 .
blessing they are not ~ big a. hens,
ana that's why ! say things might be
worse"
"But what about wilnef" asked Mr..
Jarr.
"Oh, have punished him." was the
reply. ''Surely you do not want 70 whiI
him. toof h isn't the worst child II
~ werl4v
a=-
The evening world., 1912-05-18

sears ~
protested cut
delicate color proudly his svs
soulful
howl EaoW
For furnished according t a
must Name
.gd
sublime devotion replica Of the aurora ooh
soaked N. young
mockingy
moved h and
candles all star
red
sunset the where
a
and bought to dssppea
gilt Cupid MI go
be bo$n
something
almost a ~ exciting As living with genius" -.
oh wel said the an
tin
ssreed the RIB dyy and everything
red marrying wl
he Is
eddest tho preends
inc modest violet But that isn't the M
he yelowes
you want 20 attract mans attention ts
hm Ho of but
ne brilliant butterfly that he abord
THAT
who and fni
darkened
WELL
ana safe itself his
Tu sighed the RIB And that's
n the world"
Then iongcd a the Bachelor
Tho
'sometmes I man
but think MAT
coat ninety
ssd ana me.se results
han one
The evening world., 1912-05-18
Letters from the PEOPLE

lsss operators. ana even pay them more
wages. When you ooms TO think OF
II. . wireless operator has saved many
. ship from 'pAvy Jones' LOCKER"
Probably We never would have heard
OF the terrible disaster OF the Titanic.
nor would the CArpathia have been able
to locate the Titanic II Il had not
been for the wireless operator. What
u an operator should become sick while
on the middle OF the ocean, ana an
accident should befau Q shlpf Tho
other operator then could DO the work
II second operator were employed. !
would Nike to hear mors about this
subject from readers.
A. l.. Jersey City, N. J.
when Women Vote.
To the Editor q Ths Evening Word.
When women vote hope they wiz do
% more quickly ana less awkwardly
than they got tickets ct subway. tunnel
and IL" windows. Ten women will
hold up . hne OF ticket buyers longer
than double the number OF men. At th,,
rate the polls viii have to be open for
twsnty-four consecutive hours IN order
to ret In all the vote. oh. Isn't II all
very iptsrssunS! Ma 7.
The evening world., 1912-05-18


Roosevelt have been picking delegates
out Of the air. These air delegates will
not be on hand when the convention
opens In Chicago. II they keep on pill
ing up their claims both candidates will
soon have more votes than there are
delegates In the whole convention.
II wonder what the people in general
think about this con game OF claiming
delegates who haven't been selected or
instructed. Everybody knows that the
Taft people are claiming moro than
they have and that tho Roosevelt people
are playing the same sort OF a hand
And this in a contest for the nominal ton
for the Presidency of the United States!
''The spectacle Of the President and
the only living ex-President chasing
each other around the State of Ohio
like couple Of process servers and ex-
The evening world., 1912-05-18

YES. you know. soft. puffy nothing
that looks classy on top. and lemon
PURE IEMON-when you dig! In plain
language. I suppose you'd call EN- gold
bricks. The world 10 full of 'em-so's
'em better now " had an x-ray eye!
can tell by the way they put the dime
down on the desk Just how many more
IL growing where that one come FRONT"
"Really?" ! gasped.
Sure! And let mo slip you the latest.
All the blow-by -nights carry fountain
pens. Make a n'awfm fuss about the
color OF the Ink. too--and spring the gag
that their bank'll think II funny II one
OF their checks comes In In unfamiliar
Ink! Those are the guys that don't
know absolutely nothing about q bank
'cept that It opens at 10 and closes at g.
So don't lot no silver-fiiagreed, hard
rubber Ink dispenser sting you. neverv'
About tho Tight-wad." suggested.
He was tho first conquest wasn't
hep
YES, he was the flrst. didn't have
my training then. He used to hang
around my desk and ask for numbers
what never answered. He must "a made
'em up In his head. And after q few
days ! begin to think he was a ringer.
And then. right after that. I saw him
talking real intimate with some ladies'
fussy-ussies. you know. the kind tina,
carries morocco leather Jewel case.
when they go abroad. And those dame,
took him In to tea with 'cm. SO !
thought he must be pretty near al
right,
\ 'One afternoon he walks up to tn,
desk and leans all over the place. rea
The evening world., 1912-05-18

- - nnsss 4 N nvai.s wor,A,
write IN . spiT4t Of mingled aston
iGA0eat and gratltuds 70 thank you for
~ Dlsasursbis experience I had the
49, day when upon the termination
= . taS1csb journey which usually
es0os me f1ty cents I found the meter
Sau1o1orsd only thirty cents.
Uufortunatsly. when 4 looked over
~ vehicle in order 10 find out what
foUoasy had profitsd by your sage
4ovoes 70 cut down the taxi charges.
oeu61 not ana any distinctive mark to
UlA6s me In the future.
3hank you once more for your valiant
noht IN this matter. TAXI USER
1gsw York. Nay H.
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u rNGard - the gentleman who
thsaGht u would be good 70 have q
~ attached 70 . wireless" 20 when
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Waks the spssatss, lot sne Just cay .
~ wsrAs. 4 bs1l could - attached.
~ The Operator would be disturbed an
unUh4 isnG. think the steamship COM
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