The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-27
'Rf An FOR ANY MAN
 CONVENTION NAMES.
WOULD VOTE FOR BRYAN, HE ! SAYS, AND IS IN FAVOR OF ENFORCING THE ANTI
 TRUST LAW.
ALL THE OTHER LAWS, TOO.
Besides That He's For 8 Tariff Fol Reyenue Only and Anxious to Get
 Back to His Farm.

Baltimore. June 27-Thomas F. Ryan was wandering about the corrfs dors of the Belvedere during. the morning as smilingly as basket of
 chips. apparently looking for nobody
 in particular, and chatting good-na: turedly with everybody who actosts ed him. sE4e seemed ito think that the story that had got about that he; waf
 here as proxy for his son was q
 good joke.
 "Allan is pretty active,'' he remarks ed, "bnt the time has not yet quite arrived for me to serve as his proxy.
 You see this badger throwing back the lapel of his coat and exhibiting a Virginia delesaters insignia. IssThat means that t am delegate duly elects
 ed from Virginia The badge really ought to be cut in two, because, you
 zee. have only half vote; 1t did given me full vote but they thought
 otherwise and eonnidereds 1t discreet
 not to argue the n1atter. r
 Whom do you think will be nomi-
 ~oh, I can't answer that question We Virginians want to sec the man Ewho seems to be strongest nominat- ff7 Y st9Es es sss- d TX
 "Do you mind stating who is your
 .oh, that wouldn't bs proper until after have cpn1ekIed with the Soth- CT Virginia delegates. Proba ply, the ChAirnnAp will cAM sa4 caucnS md then we Nsll talk ali oves and sdecide what eeems best to aos':ss z yls lsss :. tWh did you think of Mrs Bryan's s''sT dSn; ts,ink !anvbodv sliyink can maJke Eas good a speech n Htyan. 1 | 6atgwitiIlff eten .feet- q shina wnsn he sppks tn cAiceeo h 1eee and it was
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 ewhaf diS :lo yes; sdf 1lf a5f:yan's warning to the defSgateS not tc be IfriGhtened hg you1s ssz. si0h that was III right. It was Iun- necesssry. that va sai. I haven't | If Fcould All want Is peace and Eharmcny and . succAssful outcome of Ethe c6nyention.r
 what do you think of the pros tsxs-s-,,- t.n,s.x,. E. +hn r,nv,os cratic Party has won the confidence Of the scoyfntfy and T cannot conceive Of aaiythfng Happening, especially in view of the dlscord In the Republican Party that can prevent great trt-
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 s{cw win that suit the interests r Mr. Ryan laughed. ssWhat interests do you mean? The so-ca11ed specfAl interests that have been built up by excessive protection, k or the agr1cuituraT intersAts # the former: lg cannot spsak Tor them f thAf, as farmer. II want to see tlie tariff reduced to q. revenue basis, sSo as to give everybody a fair chance" fsDo you favor maintaining and ear EforcinE the Sherman act Yes, Stree. The Democratic Party l cannot go backward if 1t is going to continue to be the party Of the whole l pe6ple and I belieye In. the strict an l forcement of all statutes son tie stat ute books. st.How long do you think the conven- I taonS will be in session ?s' q can't even make a guess, but things are running so amoothly that l I shoilfd think we ought to get way by Friday I hope so, because want I to get back to the farm. You havent I got an extra ticket, have you? have Eot to find one somewhere for one s0f my rginia friends- ,s
 Family Supplies.
 1 Ffsh specials for Friday: Fresh sea bass. fresh shore haddock, fresh steak |scod. fresh pofgieA fresh butterfish, l ifresh flat fish, fresh white halfbut,