The evening world., 1912-04-29

ne territory b vASdA csl nssssvs's is
eupVoss1 - ~ strsag. Immense crowds
turned out b hear him, but the crowds
were no iasgsf than thoss whioh greeted
Col. Roosevelt on saturday. From the
demeanor Of he AuAisaees greeting both
candidates II 10 impossibls TO deter.
mine which stands the c9oser to the
people and the whirlwind ewo-rins po-
iiucaa cirouu lsavss the result In Mas
sachvsssts 0uh IN dUust, 10th sfose
calming On ovsevvhebm4nG victory.
FAIL RIVER. April San hour Wa
spent here b. President TAFT DRIVING
rhrough the stresta, unsd with school
children. and later masdne . spsech IN
the New nngiasa League basebafl
nounas.
Precedent raSt smpAasssd the iasa
that ne believed - much ~ M n IN
sovsrnment Of the people. for the people
and b. he people In conceusfon he
said.
Il want 70 80 you whether n eood
turn does not deserve an0therf And
whether you ere soins 10 cay 10 the
Administration that has done justice TO
you and protected your industry and
vetoed me legislation that would have
made q disaster for you In business
that you are ro,na 70 stand BY that a.
m,ndstrat,on and hs,p Il on VIM your
a~pprovaif"
5000 oNGCT TAFT At NEW
NEW BEDFORD. MAeA. April -
One OF the greatest crowds aver ~
sembled IN s~oush.eastern Massachusstse
at . political meeting mssssd on ths
common hees to-oey 70 srese !rss'ceus
Taft. the nrst presidsns to War Nv
sscIoru s'aos uren. wc"sn ..s
~'
y ~..x A.. n,.r,..,.. q,
N 80 80 4. -. -...,,-..sa n ~ 40 49,
~. s.cs.s .,,e ~ Ch,.s a.
pou~ 16asoe 1scisred m. crowd va
ton simes isrrer ran IA, vhssh Col.
Roosevelt drew Saturday.
The frseident referred 10 Roosevelt
only once on his trio. In 1~eida,sboro.
who're be rspsatsd MS chsses mat
boaess became lead~ss when they favor
tn Colonel.
Al New Bedford Taft again sppsaisd
for q square dsM At IN. primasiss. ana
~ aesendinr HE adr1nistraton. ssdd:
I'VE brought the railroads closely
within the control Of the Interstate
C>nmerce Commission. We passed q
poUe.a sav,nwv hank bill. We crowded
for paroels post. We passed an en-.
p,syers iaablaity bin.
sNow, I cay, therefore. to the work.
-~~>--
ssvs Aesa end Il u the people who DO
them, no the people that Say things
that are entitled to your gratitude"
WIFI GIVE " 10 vOO, jill"
10 IArI At AITIesoHo.
A1TLEBORo. April 0.-Prsssdens Tsft
lsatvsrsd An sddrsss from . platform ~
she railroad station ana Q shrong max
blocked CITY Square listened to him.
The President made no rsfsrsncs 70
Roosevelt. He dealt on his sdministra-
tion and referred TO the Payne tahR
law.
"one thing the Payne bill didn't do
eall the President, ut didn't injurs
q industries In Attisboro. For the
reason that the administration has
dens we'll b. you, you ought 10 10 we'll
~ T."
wen give q 70 you. BILL" yelled
some ons In the crowd that was cheer.
inc the Prssidsat's invitation fss sup.
port
o. the train coming 20 New England
the pres,dsut rave out a isttsr from
pcAsr, r. lincoln. .on NJ Ahrahsm
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49, ~
m Csf os"ounone Eoose.
vese TOT "Pervsrln9 And misapvsyinC'
HE fAAhsr's words and visws.
sANv ONE WHO aAva An NOT
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WeNls H9'S IN gWHoh."
TAUNTON. Apsa O.-Dartng his 80.
60 sosseh q ths deg. delivered from
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~ IL ~ 49, csl RosssvsH "a
n~AEsprsssessl end nissssssA he
1919 " Tssesseee 70 tae eo"'s %
~ oeopp - Govssn thsnseivee.
en- naturally intsreseso u the
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