South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03

camera man grlndS II OF, . frames
a second. 900 pictures a minute.
Reel one is now we'll under way.
The next series of scenes shows
Teddy eating crOw-his own words
IA la political exigencies. 1915.
What The Film shows.
Only the film itself on the screen
can adequately portray the scream
ing. boisterous fun OF this slap
stick. Certain sub-titles. however,
will give you the drift-each 81 b.
title being preceded by 4 wish't
hadn't said it."
Taft is a lair"
Taft says what he must know
to be untrue"
TO speak of such actions on his
part as a square deal is really the
crookedest kind of a deal"
Taft said.-It is the closest
ana most astounding hypocrisy"
Taft's government is bossed by
LOrimer. Guggenheim, Barnes, Gall
niger and their like. in defiance OF
/ the will of the people;-the gov
eminent under which the people are
defrauded Of their rights"
After three and one-half years
of actual experience of Mr. Taft.
| the bosses now support him"
Wall St has made up its mind
Taft's prosecution Of Standard oil
and tobacco trusts are fakes"
Never in 80 years of close obser-
walton have I seen such scandalouS
abuse OF patronage, some of which
abuse has been done directly by
Mr.. Taft himself"
Il do not wonder that AldriCh,
Gallinger. Penrose. Lorimer. and
EGuggenheim supported Taft's ad-
ministration-It merited their sup
port and approval"
MIR. Taft believes that we have
a special class of persons wiser than
the people who cannot be reached
by the people. but who govern
them and ought to govern them.
Every UphOlder and beneficiary of
crooked privileges loudly applau6s
Mr.. Taft's doctrine"
"Taft's railroad rate bill was a
thoroughly mischievous measure
which was championed by special
privilege and special interest"
ANY man who stands for the
practices of Barnes, Penrose, and
their allies is an object OF derision.
if he claims to believe in honest
politics or breaches a high standard
of public morality"
This is a naked fight between
corrupt politicians and thieves and
the people"
Crane, Barnes, Penrose, Murphy.
Guggenheim, Mulvane. Smoot,
Aldrich, Cannon. and their associ-
ates cheat the people out of their
rights and uphold the combination
Of crooked politics and crooked
business"
Mr. Taft Performs.
Mr. Taft. being of a shy, modest,
and retiring disposition, asks that
the gallery be screened off and that
Teddy retire. while he proceeds IN
der Roots direction to eat his
words" through some five hundred
feet of film-with the understanding
that each subtitle be preceded by.
For Political Purposes Take II
Back"
Il do not recall in the seven
years that Roosevelt was president
that his path was strewn with the
bodies of bosses that ne killed"
Roosevelt thinks he is the whole
show"
Roosevelt likens himself 10 Abra-
ham Lincoln and resem bles him
less than any man in the history
of this country"
Roosevelt is a damagogue and a
hatterer"
Roosevelt. the political bed-feI-
low on Aldrich, Cannon. Penrose.
Quay. Plat. and Foraker. has his
nerve to charge me with helping
machine politics"
Roosevelt was a wicked man not
10 prosecute the steel. harvester
and other Morgan trusts-even if
George w. Perkins, a director of the
harvester and steel trusts and a
member of the Morgan trust did
go to Washington and beg him not
to-"
M Perkins was one of the
chief contributors of Mr. RoOse-
Velts campaign fund.
The reel closes with this fade-in
from T. RS Worchester speech
in 1912.
When Mr.. Taft speaks Of me.
directly or ObliqUely as a neurotic
or a demagogue. or in similar terms.
I shall say nothing"
End OF reel one. Intermission of
FIVE minutes while sam FairchiIo
loads mp his magazine.
(Reel two follows tomorrow