The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-08

who will get into the battle after it | is over" What was at first supposed to be the dawn of day turned out to be Col. Jim Ham Lewis, and an engine of war ro Sauls ancien | eye was only Gov. Hiram Johnson. I Even his old friend, Joan Of Arc was really Albert J. Beyeridge, dis guised as. Mary of the cottage" The action progressed until the | Bull Moose and it's followers were | fleeing and the man with the golf stick was preparing to leave the | green. The battle was soon over ana Saul started post haste for Washing ion to seek a job. declaring that he mad been lifelong democrat since | the battle ended"
 One of the striking features of the evenings entertainment was rendi- | tion of complete ;.ct of the tunefll opera of Carmen by the vocalists oi the club in full costume. This was | the famous act of the bull fight, only | it was rendered with stronger char I,acters than Bizet eyer dreamed. of. and even the bull was replaced by full grown Bull Moose Entered
 
 Moose trainer of tho world, who an- nounced that the Mexicans. tired of oull fighting, wanted a sport that had some real hot tamales and chile con- carne in it, which meant Bull Moose fight. President Garthe, after ] whispered conversation with Presi- dent Taft, announced that the presi. dent of the United States assures me that you can have him, (the Bun Moose) and welcome"
 Carmen appears, "History's gay coquette," as. "Popu.ar applause and sings, Tu win my smile the greatest statesmen pause, but when my glanc- es seem most fair then have a care beware, beware"
 The Bull Moose. paving and snort ing enters, and then in order the toreadols are introduced and invited to explain their methods of attack Don Roberto LaFNollettio replies, "lr had got a chance to catch my breath, I'm sure l could have talked the brute to death" but hastily re- tires into the group as the Bull Moose makes a demonstration. To-eador Champ Clarkio sang:
 I know the way to get that Moose.
 so grim,
 Why don't they turn Bill Bryan
 loose on him, fl they did that, I'd have a good exc
 cuse, For saying: Go it Bill, go it Bull
 Moosel" Then they sang Carmen. Carmen; But where's Don Taftio? ? That's the man I'd call by far the worthiest Matado- of all.o Don Jorge: Don Taftio's a good fighter, people say'
 Carmen: Too good for any rough and tumble
 fray, Frank and Forebearing, inclined to
 show A liberal mind to an ungenerous foe. This little message he has paused
 to write, I'm busy now, let Hilles run the
 fight Yet he's the kind of man l hate
 to see, Ponder of duty than he is of me" nen the clmak. Don Woodrow singing and wavering his blade as serts: I'll bowl him over with classic lore. Lines of EuTipides, phrases of
 Sphoeles,
 Plato and Plutarch. at him I'll bel
 low and roar, ~ Oratory in all it's glory, I'll hurl at
 him with might and main, He'll get no chance to tell the story I'll never let him explain" Whereupon he turns upon the Bull Moose, who falls and is dragged off by the $. P. c. A.. while Don Wood row turns to Miss Popular Applause who greets him. Woodrow, I'm yours for four long years. per haps.'
 The farewell to President Taft was touchingly conveyed in the verses en- titled, "On the Ohio set to the music of, Moonlight Bay" as follows:
 Nesting down,
 By the old Ohio shore;
 There's a town,
 Famous since the days Of yore,
 Cincinnati--good old station
 For the leader of our nation