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The sun., 1913-10-24
FUSION GANG LEFT NARY A BONE.
Mother Hubbard's Plight Told t0
McCall In Verse.

FROM the second edition OF the poem
=! Alonzo Fink. presented to Judge McCa
yesterday. ~ culled the following;
pld Mother Hubbard
lame back from tho cupbOsrd-
Hsr dog gave yclp for his share
" There's nary q bone.
'rnc ssid with a groan.
THE fusion gang has been thsrs'"
The sun., 1913-10-24

Some people say. Why it's shame for
YOU t. be running against Sulzer VINO
was nominated first" What right mas
Sulzer to run here? Who was the first
run for the Assembly in this district:
81 took train for Albany last Satur-
day afternoon and went up TO the Peoples
House 70 see Sulzer ! said. Billy. what's
this talk OF your coming down to take the
Assembly nomination in my district" lie
said. What do YOU think of II"
Il said Why, You can't do II. That
vacancy WAS made so tnat the Progress
sizes and Republicans could fuse on ,he
local candidates. You're going TO spoil
the whole ticket Arrangement If Hou do
anything like that Well he said
providence seems 10 have made that va
cancy for me to vindcatr myself
'Now what can YOU say to man like
that" said Well. look here. you're
gonG 10 elect Aaron !. Levy for the
Municipal Court Judsship by accepting
that nomination and you've already prom
ised to support Gustave Hartman against
Levy.
Il, j. the most absurd thing In the
world for Sulzer to seek viudication In
this district. OF the 5000 voters IS per
cent. are Jews and the district is nor
mally Republican. What vindicaton can
he get in New York State out Of an
election to the Assembly in "A Jewish dis
trict OF 5000 voters" It's absurd What
will the man up in Cayuga county say
to that vindicat.on' Why doesn't he go
to a Democratic district and fight Muir
ply there why sacrifice me and Franl,
j. Dotzler. the Alderman. Why make a
tool OF himself for Max Steindler. who
saw that he could elect himself by grab
binc this idol OF the people
Furthermore Sulzer does not want to
serve YOU in the Assembly. He told me
he didn't care a rap for the office and
that he'd probably resign when he is
elected. All he. wants is vindication and
he thinks by getting elected in this dis
| trict by the emotions of YOU people. he's
going TO be vindicated He signed a con
| tract to deliver "A course of 100 lectures
| and he could not serve in the Legislature
| even il he wanted to. What good would
he be up there?
II have no fight with SulZ"r the man
We have been friends for fifteen years
i But ! have fight with SulZer the candi-
| date. coming into this district AS car
pctbagger and taking nominate that
does not belong to him, He's simply work.
| ing on the emotion of these people who
must have an idol every few years.
But I'm not going to withdraw.
will stand up and have my votes counted
, think the absurdty of the situation Is
an outrage. Here we have Sulzer. tn,
prosecuted helping to elect Levy. the per,
secutor in the same district. for 'vndi,
cation"
The sun., 1913-10-24

At 3 o'clock this afternoon it was esti-
mated that thirty-two lives were lost aud
200 injured in the tornado, The death list
by towns follows: ThibodauX, : Iuling.
Q: Plaquemine ! . Madison Parish.
Abbey. 3 Strose, ?.
CALvEsIoN. Tex. oct. 23.--Records fo~
heavy rainfalls in this section We're
broken by the heavy storm which abated
late last night. For fourteen hours the
Government records show the precipita-
ton to have been l2.30 inches
Considerable property damage was
done. and transportation lines were put
out of commission. Despite the heaN.'
fail. however. there remained little watcr
in the streets this afternoon, and trans
portation was resumed.
The sun., 1913-10-24
THERE GOES THE IDOL,
SAYS SUFFERS RIVAL
Harry kOpp. Republican As
sembly Candidate, Holds
His Audience.
WHY ALL THIS INSANITY?
Tells Crowd Ex-Governor Has
40 Right to Run In Sixth
District.
WHY ALL THIS INSANITY:

Narry kopp. the Republican nominee
for Assembly in the sixth Assembly dis
trict. vino was to he indOrsed by the Pro-
gressives on Monday night as part OF
the fusion agreement but was turned
down for William Sulzer. stood on Il
truck at East Fourth street and Avenue
e last night making campaign speech
and held his audience almost to man
while the automobile passed by with Sui
Zer standing in the car waving his hat
to the crowd.
Some of kopp's hearers left the cart
tail for few minutes while the auto
mobile slowly went by but when Sulzer
started to speak a block away kopp's
crowd was just az large as 1t was before.
The Republican candidate. whose
chance of election is believed to be abso-
lutely hopeless in view OF Suffers over
whclming popularity ON the East Side. did
not say - word while the Ex-Governor =
party passed down Avenue & to
Third street. when the cheering for Sui
zer was heard as he arrived kopp said
There he s. There's your idol. Now
10 and follow him"
Greeting Not Retururd.
Salzer waved his hat to kopp. but the
latter did not notice the greeting. instead
he stood leaning against the side of the
truck and smiled at the demonstration
when his audience gathered close about
the cart again he told them what ht
though, of the absurd situation in the
sixth Assembly district
What's the matter with YOU peopl.
over here anyhow he said What has
this man got? Why am | to he sacrificed
TO vindicate Sulzer" Why don't you pco
pie he guided by reason and not alway,
by emotion: What has this district done
that 1t is always to I've cursed with som,
new dol, some new auack every few
years.
Some years ago il was Willie Hears
that set YOU mad. Now its SuZer. Wha
did do TO he uunoticed at this time
Where do At in this campaign? | wa,
"A candidate for the Assembly befor,
William Sulzcr thought of running fo'
offic. What's the matter with me now
Wash; | all right two years ago and four
years ago? I'm not a Murphy man. In
not suffers enemy. | didn't vote I,
impcach SulZer I'm not a carpetbagger
Why Sulzer is not even resident of thi.
district He lives AZ the Broadway Cen
tral Hotel.
The sun., 1913-10-24

THE press, instead of presenting them
as an argument that | used in the ad-
vocacy of the issues dstorts them beyond
a possible conception of what have given
to YOU h. re-, and instead Of setting forth
the fact they said that Mccall is the
enemy of the park systems and the play
ground areas.
Now what did say was this That !
would like to see the man. II was Mayor
of New York in the present financial
crisis. who would come to me and think
| was gulible senough so that he could
put to me such proposition as that
Rockaway Park scheme was. How many
In this room know just what that means
They say ii is for the benefit of women
and children. vino have no real chances
OF getting to the seaside. But | tell YOU
that II takes 90 cents to get a return trip
ticket to that place. and when they get
you to the end of the railroad they drop
you two miles aud half from the park
somebody said 1t was for the benefit
OF crippled children When | looked II
over found that the only cripple ! could
see was the crippled band of people who
owned the land and sought to make a
sale Of il to the city of New York.
"po you know that involves nearly ST.
.oOO' And your treasury milkcd and
the bottom of your bank staring YOU in
the face. And more than that Dreamland
cost $4,000. 600"
The sun., 1913-10-24

Judge Mccall went on to speak Of the
sad condition OF real estate on the lower
West Side. He said relief could be ex-
pected from the new Seventh avenue sub
way, which the Public Service Commits
sion Is pushing rs fast as II can.
Judge Mccall got after Mr., Mitchell
again in answer to his charges of delay.
He said the Centre street loop had been
opened despite the criticisms OF Mr..
Mitchell and that the commission had
tried to get the Steinway tunnel through
In the face Of the same opposition. He
spoke OF the 10 per cent. allowance pro-
posed to the Interborough for overhead
charges.
"Mr Mitchell goes from stump to stump
through hout the city saying that that 10
per cent. represents bonus or prOnt" said
Judge Mccall. "He knows that he Is
utterng wilful. malicious falsehood,
And he Is doing 1t for ulterior motives
he Is trying to create an impression that
the Public Service Commission undertook
TO make a contract involving profit to the
InterbOrough, whereas the engineers and
inspectors OF the commission report that
there would not be a copper cent of profit
I'm ID ="
The sun., 1913-10-24
THIRTY.TWO DEAD IN !
LOUISIANA TORNADO
Millions Of Dollars Worth Of
Property and Crops Arc
Destroyed.
WIND CUTS 500 FOOT PATH
Rainfall Of 1870 Inches in
Texas. Where storms Dam
age Was Heavy Also.
WIND CUTS 500 FOOT PATH

New ORLEANS, oct. 23.--Thirty or
more are dead and more than a hundred
were injured in a series Of storms that
swept Louisiana this morning. The
damage done reaches many millions.
Damage in New orleans alone exceeds
$500, 900, but no one vas killed In the city.
Nine persons were killed and thirty
eight injured when the storm wrecked
plantation buildings near Thibodaux and
Luling. Mrs. Allie Borne and two
months-old child. killed when the tornado
tore through the Energy plantation build
ings near Thibodaux, were the only white
persons to die. The rest were negro
laborers who had recently been brough.
in TO cut and grind the cane crop.
Twenty-three houses in the laborers
quarters ware swept away by the wind
Only four Of these buildings were left
standing.
Cutting a clean path 500 feet wide the
tornado struck the houses that cluster
about the big old home on Ellington plan
tation. near Luling. thirty miles up the
river from New Orleans The house lost
only its chmneys.
But in the frame shacks that comprised
the negro quarters the tornado was NOR"
deadly even than at Energy Five negroes
were killed and twenty-five were injured
as one after another OF the buildings
crashed In. white woman and a white
Iidu W'It injured. Later re-
ports are expected to tell of more deaths
Wind Cuts Down Poles.
Poles were snapped by the tornado and
tangled wires make communication with
the stricken district almost impossible
In the city telegraph and telephone poles
We're blown down.
Many roofs and cornices were blown
from buildings here. Wr. communica-
tOn with Luling is shut off and reports
| of the disaster were brought in by passen-
gers arriving on tn" Texas Pacific Rail
| road.
According to them the wind came sud-
denly in the dead of night and the terri
| fled negroes were caught in the dark
among the flying timbers. The wind was
said to have been so strong that men
we're killed by the force of the boards
driven before tn" gale.
The damage to the plantation at Lulng
operated by the l.. \. Blouin Planting
| Company will amount to S.jo.0oo.
From a dozen other points came unv"ri-
| fled reports of deaths
The sun., 1913-10-24
Faces new and
faces old
at Saks'
q Perhaps no other cloth
ing establishment sees so
many new faces, in the
course of a day as we do.

AHS9 o>So w
many new faces. in the
course of a day as we do.
q And surely none ever
sees so many faces in which
past satisfaction beams
forth a kindly recognition.
@ Man may forget past
favors. but he seldom over
looks them where his pock-
ct is involved.
q Those who have worn
Saks clothes once return to
them with a Twist-like in
sistence for more.
q Those who come to test
for themselves the vaunted
superiority of Saks clothes
retire to attest it to others.
q There is that in the style
of a Saks garment which
will persuade any man that
here at last is tailoring
which fulfils the printed
promise, from collar to cuff,
and from hin to heel
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gjs'anopeNine Der Ginbi ibrt frif9tn
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bcioen Seiien aadfer ,rrD gteine afs
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GrSbeersnIe;t in gseitIpeoS.

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ilbr qbenss pirS In oem idontn 5nys
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Hou befiHblifen9riidt an ssr eoiftrn
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auf ipeIGem iie iianoen, ploslid sus
fommenbrnh nnb bic beiosn Mrbsissr
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ip1brsne gdmpbea fid .insn 9ruh
fes IiHitn an06:Is sasOs. Die gsrs
Iesisn spsisersen iih. in sin 6fpiial
80 asbsn unb liebsn fd naa ibren
Wobnungsn ibsrfiihrsn.
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Zen goIferH Ses Erienss n,ire
turh Die gieliaicn seIebrt, bus
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Saften nes storpers biIit, iih RON BEN
sis:igen abfoIIitcffen ou befresea: !:
ct. Bernard arduterpillen. Sn Apo.
thefen 81 baben. b,S
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