The evening world., 1912-10-02
Gossip of the Campaign
And Those Who Make IT

Little Hunsary 10 In Che throes Of
political upheaval and doesn't seem to
Know where it's at 4 mass meeting Of
Hungarisns was held In Cosmopolitan
Hall. No. s3o4 First avenue. sunday
afternoon. It was held under the aus
ptoes OF the Roosevelt Hungarian Poiiti.
cal Club. When the meeting was over
the club was for Wilson and the MEM
sers were on their way to tho Fifth
avenue headQuarters. What wonderful
S>anss came over the spirit Of the Hun.
eArAn dream 10 told In two chapters.
They told It 20 the Wilson men like this:
Paul BELTS, who was In charge Of the
meeting. was q delegate TO the straus
convention. He and his countrymen. he
said. had marched behind the banner Of
the Republican party many years, but
could not see II any more. Tney had
tried out the Bull Moose and found there
ives nothing doing. They were FOR VIII
\pn.
Here's the other story: While BELTS
was haranguing the mass meeting
There were thlrty-six Hungarian pa
tfiots al the mass meeting) into the hail
PUSHED one Aueioert ferenyi, "ior ten
years a Republican" lie Interrupted
the meeting and BELTS gave way.
Psrenyi told them they were all wrong.
that there was no money In the treas
ury Of the Progressive punch, that the
real progressive people were win VIII
son. 1hey must 10 with Wilson. Hoo
ray for Wilson! And the mass meeting
adjourned IN honor Of the next Presi-
dent That is tne Story told oy Aureus
Braun. VINO cams 10 De the real Hun
Sarian Mccoy. lie Is presiuent OF me
Hungarian Society. he says the meet
Ing ON sun AZ. thlrty-s.x present, was
Of three alleged Hungarian clubs Oui
OF lna, uun .er. ne .uI,uei says, tnree
OF them, may w iodr, were vo.ers
President Braun has declared Hungary
In favor Of TAFT In the "canHeI s.uI"
given out oy the Wilson puoncity Bu-
real yesterday laul beu,s. ID. Kostassa
and Aueloert Perenyi are named as
three pa o.ninent Hunsar.ans' wnO
have shaken oil the yok. OF the other
two parues and declared for Wilson.
Hear, hear!
Joseph e. Davies. secretary Of the
Democratic National Con.n.tteo. Is ih
New York again He has returned from
the Wild. wild West--ChIca8o. Mr.. Davies
tho Wilson western Sa.ntaIsn man
agor. II Is unnecessary to say that
Chicago, Illinois and all the West l.
for Wilson. Mr.. Dawes admits Il The
secretary 10 the NatIVHa. Committee.
man from Wisconsin. lie Is OF the ne"
school OF politics, bold. outspoken. az.
gre.sve ant young. tie Is the Rea,
Brummei OF the West and BroIdway
has nothing on him. wisconsin paper,
please copy.) When ne en- ers heii.
quarters. II the day Is cloudy. the sun
seems to siine while he waits. In,
pretty girls trippl nimble fingers ovei
typewriter Keys cease tripping and hnv.
eyes only for Wisconsin. But the cam
paigners mind not tina, delays in work
may cnsue. Mr.. Davies Is a power
When he was here last he was much
Impressed with New York AMI, az he
wrote home, New York was equally
impressed. He wrote also ths, they ha'
recognized his worth. Why" he wrote
IA the old home, II was crossing Broad
way yesterday when ! was noticed In
the crowd by one OF the Traffic squad.
The policeman touched his cap. then
raised his hand. Instantly every car
sad auto stopped and I was free TO
cross the stree. wi:hou. hindrance. TIE
crowd went with me-"
Governor" Thomas Jones Pence Is
one OF the advisory bolrd o. the Demo.
cratic National Committee. lie In a big
man. a big man Of brains and a white
hope physically. He was Governor-r
he was never Governor. But they cal
him Governor. Men have been ca.ie
stranger things than that In this cam
pats Mr.. Ponce was once newspaper
man. He was employed in little town
where the Governor OF North Carolina
lived when he wasn't at the ca"itsl
One dav there came 10 the struss Ing
newspaper man, as there comes 10 all
struggling news amer men opportunity
4 New York newspaper was seeking In
.ferviews with the Governors OF South