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ajaj HOTLY REPLIES J
11 UJEffLT hTTMX
??No Ruie of Blood. No Privilcgc
of Money Picked We Out."
He Asserts at Scranton.
BERATEs THE THIRD PARTY
Would Turn the People Over to
Those Who Had Corruptcd
the U. S. Government.
Says the Governor.
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jjorarton
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n mvadi
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when
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Bj. Roea ' to put II there.'
Be *?
-ad ao prevlslor. of thi Innd.
Thi ' '
ant 1 tak* 1
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H*arer* Crow Apatimtic.
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i on the platform a llttle after 8'
ietei of t ielr non I
taght thoi -
Whlle thev
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?We Are Sporta." He Says.
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don't car* o* ftenevohtni thi
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44?8?t? ,- ? t?l;a th* ii-i pi
"?'a or th-.y arc too targe.
?8* i- BOlng to tell how ;-.
?*? >n an effldency of
48aunlatrat ? ?? much fron.
?aalva p
lt waa aearlj ;i a^elaob wh?: Oevamar
*0aon r-i?h*4d Mb speay-h. After a re
?Pttorj ?t th?> llotel ^a*ev :. went
4oBar?! kh i ti car.
Bevarnoi "'...?- d her,. abortly
afttr ?; o'cloek and after ati ".utomobll*
?*rad? be waa
?bwe he took i ttend
prornlnent Dem.
11 Peni rnoi
? - ? menl for, al
bwttgh t,f hlK coi
vkk*> a?;?. two or
tkraa ?
h BT*4V
Ureje* Palmer'i Eloction.
i itontebfle I
?'dBeii ,o . rea Trenton
8 tbnc i
?>uri. iv-, -a ? - - :> crowd of about
bn? tno'i*irid p-rsona ln addltlon to a
'ralnload .,' I>emocratJ! fron tl clty,
Ti . li parl ? h>P
r?aeoui Mltchell Palmer'e dlal
*?d the lai |*d Bpea Um (Je*""
*"r ' "' ? a ten-niln'ite real :
form apa, |, wn|i, watttag fe* hi- private
8* to b* attached to a ?peclal traln for
?wantori
lahvi r Btroodabura the 04yv?
F"?r ahook handt froi thi rear pJat
Bf of ht.4 car urtll one husky farmer
?y-i.-ned im- haiwi h< Ioiik and ?*" hard
~*ta ooupl< of new*peP*r men had
The Birthplact of
PLANTATION
RUBBER
Ceylon's
"At Humr" Day al Ibe
Btttnurtianal Rubber E.posilion
Grand Central Palace
*8th St. and Lexington Ave.
Friday Afternoon.
September 27th
i-jT.An-.r, HAjfr. nooK*> on ki hi isn
- l> te> ruici. t< Al io.".
nn
IEMBERS offi
CITY'S
m
Republican Clubs
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JOHNSON TO STUMP HERE
Straus Wil! Open Campaign on
Long Island Saturday.
BUraan W. Jiilinaon eaafrhtata to: ? *
vi<-.- | an taa Uekef of tkf
partj wiii Baaki a rampalga
toai of thla ataai aaat waak, ffrtloffrtng
his agf ? rlptki Bk-g
land thla week Thh ** r
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0r t),, i , part] . i.i arhli h Oof*
rlll begln i etfa
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flohei t Bay al ? and
Hf ?ii) raturn ? ? New
york Clt: o" Oetoberl ffrfceri bi -
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lV ,.r thi can i- -
.,,?,,. alll '- gtn tbH week
. party on Beturdej aft? raaoa
Coekran pH ''"rt
WfMblngton. Tha m.renlng
...... tlni ? lya.
,. tfondaj .\tr. gtrau* Boooaipanled n\
I .,, i, . ? port, Progn
foV tUutena il G eraor, wtll atarl
?..-kh trlp through thi ati K ti
wUl Baaah -t rankera, Pfaetakffl aad
Pou-, , , ,. i, ln Ui. courae of thr da]
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rtloii rnad. W Mr.
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buui - tTSitlS
wrttten to
?,..? of tha wb-camialttae t?l I* oan
the Incloned article from J " *?" >h
ii.il. i maka* th" "?' '-", ,. , ,
?i:,?. . ii n.ili..-.- s,.
Ilarvei - munej w
piihfican nominatlon.' ,,,_Ma
, ,, u- commlttre to reouli x' ''''
- ix-ror, ,,, Moo...; "??:?;;r"V. ?
ror Kn hearlng- .r?l*-r thi i ?,<
may K# requtred to t< (HfJ ,''1'
- kai z< that ha inakca.
baa i ?? ?
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ly aorred aa a refen
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the 841
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Wilson Sends Word to Stand No
Dictation from Boss.
O'GORMAM AS DELEGATE
Seimlor Will Accept Proxy So
as to Oppose Tammany
Irom "Insidc."
. .? I anno mof a a
-? nator cVlorrimn aad
ra ahred only a
, .i :?.! ..: thf nafnattnaj of ih'
. I auipalsn Commil
h i a Bfrtlrg *a;i current
j ome ratB t!<-ndqu;i.rt?-rB that a
f all tha Daaaoi ratl i fareaa of
oul ..' laraa any Hali
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meawagi from fjer
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for Pn ? ii i'.n oner
t. m _t;..:ii(i! on the
araaay iiaii ta J
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.-. b i o ? ? ? ? ? ? wlll prob- I
i one of ? . I roi I
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Bghl Mr ala -:
? out*
Ittet
,? T- - LoepUon of
FfjtJtenaD Mmer, af Pannaylvanla. Thara
i we.ro present William Q. McAdOB, cliair
I rr.ari; tlenry Morsrer.tliaij, gflMBMBhW* DBW
ie!n. Robtrt HudBpath, MIHard Haulsbury,
Benatnr i rXkeraaaaa Jndga 87. k BJng,
i Daidal J. .McGllllcuddy and Botla W? Ua.
I In answor to a letfor fi<?m riiail
I llllles. ln whleh the chalnnan af kh* ''-? ?
Ipubtfoan Nati.mai OotBuntthM eball*ag*d
DefnocratSa si,.ak<rs to .??. lotnl BV
with llep'ibli.-ans on Ih* ttuttt oi.-stion,
Actlng Cl-.alrman M'-Adoo repJie.l ycster
gay aa toiioi*
I dor t thlnk tliat a tfiot uebal-; tie
tTv-eet, Laemocratlc and Taft B*pubUcan
..rutors on tho tanff quttbtioii. .. prODO* '1
I ln your lettor of the 19th Inst.. wouM ????
a "aquare deal." becausc I am afrald
1 that your side can't fnrniah it.- ahara r"
i tiie audionce. in short. tha Deinocrata
, would draw |b* crowd and your oraior.
! 4\i,uld ^et a vart of thtlr Ume.
i Again, if ? joint alaeuaalon 8 to b*
le iXMnptote, lt nho.ild Include repri
BenttitlV** of the Thlrd Term or Buil
8oo*e K?pul>lirann. Whlle lt ts tru* that
they, llk-:, the Taft BepUbllcanf, favor
rnalntenance of th* hlsh protocttve tarlif.
y< t the probleni ahould b. d8cn***d from
thelr angaa, too, tf we are to bav* a
tuii and fatr debata Agatn, they might
??otitrlbute a aharr. of the audlen.
B . don't mlnd putting one Democrat ,
aaalnst tu.. Republican*--* Tan aud a]
Thlrd Termer?but wouldn't lt bo un'air
K. an andieri.-e to subjf-et 1t t>> B pro
tracted meettng and so mueh tatk or " j
queatlon wblcb, ur.like most queatloua, ,
h.is onl4- onr sid- to it? Th* Ami rlcan
peoi.le dccl?red for tarltr redUCtlon when
Mr Tafl wai elected Preaident but thej
dldn'i ?? t khe reductlon. altho'isrh averj
body, R*publlcana and Democrat*, \oted
The only queatlon now ln th" j
<.-)e,-tj,in of a nau who wtu affect tbal
i tlon. Ih that a d?batable queatlon? ,
l thlnk not. That Wllaon La Ih* or.'y j
??.I'.didafe who wlll. If elecJad, re?.,soiiab!y
rtduee the tarifr, 8, 1 bclkrr*, bo Bxed In '
tha publlc mlnd a?? to niak.- Joint dbv I
cuMlon av argument nnnecei
i nall b* glad at all tlmea ??; recelva
your sugs?'^tion^ aboul the campatgn, aud
to flv* tbi i.. ai - il ?? luaeferatton,
i-ormer Oovernor Jaaaph 87. i-'oik, of
Mlaauiirl. oalked at b*a>dtraartara yeater
gay, bringiiib* 4vitn hlm epijaatetk re?
porta of the Deeaocral.miooit la w ?????
/?rn n;ttes. He aald Gotvrnor WllKM.
I would c-arry MIphoutI by a pfBIBtttg of
from 'IVu ro UM.0O0.
It uan --.Itv OfBcfale" dag" >'nt*rdiiy
at the Tarlff Chamb??r of Ilorrora. and
HmuriK th" BBHBakayi war*- < alU: Tom
i l<ln.>, <o'.iiiiilssioner of Do"ks and K??r
j rlea; John J. Murphy. Tenement liouae
j < -ommiHHion.-r. and L;i<\?..i. Purdy. Tax
01 mlaalOPOr Mr. TMBJrJgM ^ald, amoriR
! other ihtngB:
' it ig ga ahBOrd faf rtooacreli to ta:k
' of progreaa, leavtng the naaaaaulted ettay
1 dal Of tarlff rrlvil*-?. h. 1 it.rj htm, .. tt
a Tii'l have been foi OeneraJ Granl to
1 have attempted the capture of Rlchmond.
ioavlna Lee batwe-'n hbnaalf and waah
I Ingtotu Bueh futu-.u- atratagy la bm
., || is treaaon Thi plutocrata who
I in flnandng the Rooeevell campalgn are
inaklng thelr laal deapcrat. flsht to aua
tata tii- prrvtlegaa of proteetlonhiro.
TAFT FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA
Courts Will Be Asked to Oust
Roosevelt "Republieans."'
: Batnaiaaato, ? -'?- Bapt a?"Rn
eaaa favartag Ta_fc" an.; "IWpebllisaae
favartag Rooaa eK" ar" tbe coluinn beada
uader ftrhtcri tt lapra ? ' tkat tba Beero ,
|tary oi' Buta wttl plaee two of tha ana
0f Pr,. ... ? .-lo^-torH t.. ba ehoaan bera ,
to-morrow l i i otaln tl - onvfartlona. ,
Th^ canventJona ar" comi.I ol tka|
Aaaamklg nfantoiaa naaaad i ? thi raoantj
prl oarlaa ?'
tor . Candldataa pleflged to the aopport|
, . i; .. . ?..-!'. Bad Johnaon ? aaful,
at tha prlniarlai aad the outconM of the :
RepobHoan oonTentJoa ts ko certair: thal
tha Taft ntaa bafra anaeafaead thelr r?ro-1
BTattnaia In BBvanea
Thay v 111 latroBui ? a n dere- !
Ing },"r^.-t'i. :it Taft. and wbei aa thej ex
. . ^ I Bel ? . ' arlll nom:.
thelr ? ttif
uft^r hrii.ginaT BUlt i.i federal courts toj
tCHt thf ? Ig I ?' '?? ' ' ' '.'" tu U
AN HONECT WAY TO
AVOIB PAYING
PERSONAL TAXES
October lst Is the datc on whlch
personal property wlll be assesscd.
You may honestly avold payment of
this tax by investlna) your Idie funds,
no matter what the amount, in our
Guaranteed First Mortgage Cfrtlfi
cates.
They net 4'v*. free of tax ir* this
State, and you can procure them st
any tlme without expense.
iVg investor has ever lo$t a dollar
Po^^cmxO^E (HiB^RAFTrn: ^
Capltal 8 Surplus . *8.r*(H?.<MH?
176 B'way. N. Y. 175 Bemsea St., Bkn ,i.
330 rulton s:.. .taaulra.
p'a^" on tb* Novembcr Lallot UB4BSC tba
d- idgnatlon "Kepubllean."
a
THE PR0GRE83IVE ROOSEVELTS.'
Ticuton. n. .i.. Bapt -"? iranl a .'?
? dent o* the Btate Board af Bq.oall >
rion ?)' Tasee, and n B8j*aavfH d**agata
to bOth Chlcago .-onvcntlor*. |..-da;.
the Becretarv of Btau a pettttan a
ndiuati for Congr**a In tn* 1*1 Con
greai DUtrlct He ba^ adonte.i tlie party
deelanatlon of th* l^ogroMlvr h ??
\\>, was precludod from 'if'ng
??iJrof;r^-.si4e" al<>-?> becattae that .leHlana
tlon bad oecM pre-ein,>te<3 P> Oeorge w.
L'henowetb h bla petftJon a;, .'(Liviidatr.
? ?
BAINBRIDGE 8UCCEED6 HINRICHS
Tb* eaoeotlv* eoBBiiilfla* af kbe aaagtlra
Btate TVi'io'-nvy hekd a Baaefliaj laal
,. \0 *) i"ourt Btr**t ilrooUI.-a,
" .t;;"eVl.Vtha.h.,]yasacandidat'
lw Governor. it waa d*dd?d to aak
. . ? Bryan to ?peok al tbg
Acad?ni3 of Mualc at aa earty dat
OMAS W. LAWSON
cuts loose
EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE pkdges itself to
i readers, to ih rcadert yct to fc, and to Mr.
f.tr,,->or- :' ' < r. earnestly pkdges itself~-to
fyht thi -'"< k i ? hanges of all the big and Itttle
Wall S i wi America until?until theyshut
down their gatnbling nnd until they agree to
vonduct business as legitimaU stock-exchange
business should be conductcd.
TWs is a stronger-pledgi than w< gave Mr. I.awson
in "THE RKMEDY." in thf currcni iaaue of
EVERYBODY'S and different.
\\ i travi him the one I" asked for.
This oim :i" "'" asked for.
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... .... columbii
r in fnl
?: W '- ??'1:':" '
\\, ari pledged to Mr. l>wsori to liurl everj
barbed Kliafl of his into the body of Ua Beast. He
I nows tlie v ulnerabh ipotaaixl how l" miike the shatts.
Bul thej musi bi big ahafts. EVERYBODY'S b to
!n tii: huge shaft-liurleT.
More than tliat, ne mean tu cul and haul big tim
ber ror his shafts, and to aid him in every posaible
And more again. we mean to <l?? whal we can to
perauade other.monster-hunters to buni and harry
this Beast,
[1 -v riskv business.
lt isn t conifortable having tenttdea feeling round
om i throat.
And w/hen tlie 15< nst ia hurt and lasbea his tail and
roars in panics ind threateni lo wreck eveiything, it'a
scarr.
But
EVERYBODY'S ia going in with Lawwm, biow
ing thal hurling ahafts is riakj buainess, knowinir thr
power of the Monster, hoping to dodge tentadesand
tail; and, above all, hoping if il doea meei up witt ?
husky aide-swipe of the MonsU r'a tail or is too fondly
embraced by a (a1 tentacle, it will have thi courage to
jMlt il|) I good fight.
thal ' ' " ' !""f
hile the tenth diri l>< ? " I ? hat ' >sl qttitc
bc ?? r- ? k
\fiu whal possible excuse <"?n tbere be for per?
petuatinfl ;< game wbeie the wrheel is "fivd" and tlie
playerhasabsolutclj iwcfiance?
The snorting answer is: uYou can'1 legislate to
protect fools.
Bul ili.it is just whal legislation is for to take
care of the weak and foolisn. The irise man takea
care of bimself.
However, we are no, going to tel] Mr. Lawsona
ll is fair to s;t\ thal for years EVERYBODY'S
has believed thaf tlie goveninient, eitlier stafe <?r
national, oughl to find a way to }?i< veni legal crooks
talriiig advantage of tbe greediness <>f tli?' weak and
foolish by temptlng them wito'wortMeai aecnritiea
protnising quiek ncbes.
EVERYBODY'S for yeara baa refused tinaneial
aaVertuing aboul whrch tfciere might be any question.
EVERYBODY'S for yeari baa attacked bucket
sliops and fake minea and AVall Street jobbery nnd
"--YERYBODY'S riaked rUlife and lound it in Mr.
Lawsona "Fren7aied I'inance."
EVERYBODY'S is tbe oatural vtbkk for this
new canipfaign.
Whv are ue bfginffing this Caunpaign in thr midst
of the moat ?tretTuoua.poL'tieal campaign erer!
Beca\uje you are all rjiinking aEout big qiiestiona,
and it ought to he tlie ri^ht time to get your tbougfata
beaded toward the hiKM'est question <?t' all.
This questioti will not be diacussed by the eandi
dates, because they <lo not ufrderatand it and there
lore ean luA reahze it> tremendoua importance.
That men lose money gambling in Wall Street,
everybody knows.
That the banks loan, purely for Wall Street
gambling, millions upon millions, that would
otherwise be used in the country's industries ?
this every good business man knows.
BUT THAT A FEW INSIDERS IN WALL STREET USE A
STOCK-EXCHANGE OEVIGE FOR AUTOMATICALLY ABS0RBIN6
THE NATION'S AHNUAL SURPLl<S, ONLY A FEW KNOW, AND
ONLY ONE MAN IS WILLING TO TELL.
Mr. Lawrson ia n<?t an eemnonist in Ihe text-book
stitst ; bul lio is I praelieal ceonomist, and he haa
spenl his life in tho stock^xciiange buainess and
knowa every trick and dei ice of it known or miagined.
Nrone ot' the preaidential candidatea could possiHy
know wrhat he knowa about Wall Street. Indeed
Mr. Lawaon himself says in this number of EVERY?
BODY'S that it is to an Ameriean's eredit if he doea
not know aboul tl.is Wall Street deviec. "\o man,'
he says, "can rjoasibly know the one bi^r evil, unless he
has had hand in its ereatit?n or its wOTaaing.''
]t ti.r prr identbl Cgadidatei aHB take tht tJtne, >fr
L.a^ ?. ill apend houra or dayi to thtm; thera the SyitenVi
Dgvici gnd hi tt il ii a*orked an<l how it can v>< sragshed.
.1 ? ,!r.r- nol gak lo -ir.a?-li it himaclf. N ^r tlie eredit for
ng il , ,. ythatitbc maghed, aad Low-Coil Lfriag
ln "THE UKMKDY.'* Mr. I.awson will ahow
you, as be has JiOWH us. how a few men have got and
are getting all thr money.
That's whata the inatler with us. isn't it?
Mr. Lawaon wrill s1k?w you hou to stop it.
That's whal we want, isn't it J
\u preaidential candidate ean do that until Mr.
Lawsofi, <?r one of a very few others, anowa him how.
But oimv showTi how, anybody ean stop it.
ll uill h< atopped, Vou wfll insiat that it be
stopped.
cr jg th, h( ? ? erce political toi leat, "-e eorac to
i an,, bj ;;,.? tprivati cittzen out of hia horae-ieniegnd
> nerienre can teli jroa kh? one thing :ou ought to kaoar
and argnl to know.
We believe that Mr. LaWBOO Imowa wfatt'l the
niatter, and how to eorreet it.
We commend him to your rjonfidenoe aml your
i< aard, sure as we are that h<" is enliated in this cam?
paign inspired hy ? aingle purpose to roake an in
valuable rontrihution lo tbe eonimon good.
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THE RIDGWAY COMPANY, NEW YORK

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