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average of 2,000 children n year.
l.Uhiy-iii'Vtn r coot, of tlioso itlriNiily
prorata! tor Lave turned out wtill, 8
per cut. im Levu returned, 2 jut
cnt. died, sue quarter 01 ono per cent.
hava lta arrested for potty crimes, 2
3-4 per ceut have disappeared, lor
very youuff children, whose parents
are both dead, It la easy to find good
homes and legal adoption. The last
census shows a declining birth rnte.
Dotnhly In the States of the Middle
West, whore homes should certainly
be tileutufil for these unhappy little
one or Uie great city.
WOULD LIMIT TUEIK CAPITAL.
Senator Newlands Plan for National
Railroad Incorporation Law.
Senator Newlaiids consumed sovcra'
hours the other day In explaining to
the members of the Senate Committee
on Interstate Commerce the provisions
of his hill to prohibit over-capitalization
of corporations.
Mr. New land's plan provides for the
incorporation of railroads under a rat
tonal law instead of the conflicting
laws of forty-five states, lie said
THE POSTER IN POLITICS.
VO TiRS OF KXGLASD AITEALEV
TO TUROCGtl OA IDIL V COLOR'
1) SHEETS.
Vast Fortune Spent for Printed Mat
tcr. -Prominent Lnglisli Statesmen
Ridiculously Cartwbncd on Bill
board And Post Card.
In no country In the world aro more
time and money spent in appeals to
the reason and good will of the public
man lu l.n.cland. Stringent laws
.Against malpractice in securing votes
force candidates for office and their
agents to Invent numerous and Inge
nious devices to attract public atten
tion. During the last General Elec
tions every effort possible was put
forth to influence the opinion of the
voter by means of posters; to such an
extent were posters utilized that the
fight for election wes nicknamed the
Poster Campaign.
England in January was plastered
from end to end with political post
ers. Big four-sheet posters and tiny
postal card posters,
bright and dull,
I M I f .L ;i At I- 7.-.. .. -nl?F
A NACBOW TENEMEM DfSTCtCT 5TBEET IV NEW YORK
and In
posters
raritalization irould be limited to
wueat valuation and actual investment
instead of being swollen abnormally
ly "the familiar device of stock water
ing." Dtyidends world be limited to a fair
return on actual capital, said the Sen
ator, bnt would be virtually guaran
teed, because the roads would be per
mitted to make rates which would
earn not less than this normal return.
Taxes would be .fixed and definite.
Continuiii!,' the Senator said:
"With the settlement of both rates and
taxes on a permanent basis, railroads
would go out of polities because they
would have absolutely nothing t. piin
by political activity. Ily meagre Is
based on the theory that railroad con
solidation is not harmful if properly
controlled. I would not only permit,
but encourage such consolidation un
der national charters."
Uuroacsa Rosea' 3 Violets.
Undoubtedly it is pleasant to loll
upon the cushion of a perfumed lan
dau or coup, and the owner of such
a vehicle is happy amid the odor of
violets and lavender that come from
the satchet tags she has placed around
it But, the Baroness Elizabeth Kosen,
daughter of the Russian Ambassador
to this country, has more poetic i,!ea3.
She has a charming little co'ipij at the
side3, of 'which, where another woman
would have a mirror, powder puff and
hairpins, she has two contrivances
which hold water and keep a handful
of violets fresh and fragrant. It Is
a delight te step into this carriage. The
Baroness is going to have additional
flower stands in the coup, and will
have perfume and color wherever she
goes.
The original New England was on
the Paciic coast. Francis Drake took
possession of the western coast Id
1579 and called the country. Nouva
Albion (New England) because be
thought the white cliffs near Point
Keves resembled thd chalk cliffa of
Dover.
clever and stupid, in rhyme
prose, humorous and pathetic,
adapted from Mother Goose; and post
ers stolen from Aesop's fables.
Each party printed them in thou
sands and exhibited them in clubs and
rrt rooms to its admiring adherents.
In Birmingham, Mr. Chamberlain's
home and the strongholl of the
I'nionist - Conservatives, a boarding
with 20,000 square feet of surface was
erected and completely covered with
the posteT3 of that party. At night
Chamberlain's protection poMcy was
a source of nuver falling inspiration
fer the frea trade caricaturists. The
Liberals save nn Initial exhibit In the
National Liberal Club, Umdon, fr
the benefit and K'ttdaneo of the party's
candidates and ugents.
The l.nborltes. or the working
man's party, got out only a few post
ers. They have little money to spend
for campaign purposes unless it is fur
nished them by one of the big parties
which wants them to pull votes from
the other side. This time the Liberals
contributed to the Labor fund.-.
The Unionist Conservatives had the
wittiest posters. A big favorite
showed tho new Campboll-llatmorman
cabinet recoiling In horror at tho en
trance of Ixrd Koseberry, who has fre
quently played tho part of political1
wrecker. The best Unionist shots
were directed against tuo Liberal
leader's (who Is nlwnvs referred to
as "C-il ) supported brllory of the
Irish National party piloted bv Mr
John Hedmond. For samo time past
Mr. IJedmond has lfcn a masterful
man-on-the-fence, leaning to which
ever sldo promised Home Utile and
other plums for Ireland. A humorous
poster represents John Bull In his
best clothes, a bouuuot In one hand
and a key InbeUM "Office" In the
other, waiting at the church door. He
Is horrified at the sight of his bride
Airs, Liberal Party, with tho face of
C-B, a bouncing widow who has
Irought her little son of Irish extrac
tion with her. The cartoon Is entitled,
"Little .Tohnny would come." Still an
other poster represents the dilemma
of Mrs. Liberal Party an nncompll
mentary portrait of C-B as An lrrltat
ed old lady who finds her unruly Irish
adopted an embarrassing and noisy
hnndful that she sincerely wishes did
not belong to her. A protectionist
poster that would appeal to Amerl
enr.s Is labeled. "Help, in the King's
name," and shows John Bull belne
slugged and robbel bv the pickpocket
ing nations. Cerniany making off with
British work, tools and gold, while
Mr. Chamberlain as a London police
man, armed with the club of Retalia
tion, leads the colonies to the rescue.
The Tariff Reform Loagoe contrib
uted to the Unionist collection a poet-
or called "the Parrot, whereon that
feathered folly sits perched above the
door of the Cobden Club and with one
warning claw upraised, parodies "The
Raven."
While Mr. "Joe" Chamberlain's ad
vice to Mr. Arthur Balfour, as quoted
by the Liberals, "Mind. Arthur, not a
word about the fiscal question. Stick
to Home Rule," was "carefully fol
lowed by the Union 1st -Conservative
followers of those gentlemen, the op
position's posters were largely devoted
to repeating the err of the Parrot.
Your food will cost you more," and.
worked every pictorial variation pos
sible on the free trade vs. protection
argument.
The Hanky-Panky Government was
tie biggest hit on the Liberal hoard
iegs. It represented Mr. Balfour as a
sleight-of-hand artist who, having ca
joled his hat from John Bull, proceed
ed to take out of it the goose and ralv
bits of unpopular legislation, whi-h
Mr. Chamberlain supplied from be
neath the t-' ' to the evldn
amusement of the prestidigitator, who
frankly owned that he was "oolite sure
the gentleman who loaned him the h;t
had no Idea what was inside of it.''
Liberal wit reached its zenith with e
caricature of Sir John Millals's paint
ing, "Bubbles," which showed Mr.
Chamberlain anxiously blowing the
bubble promises of protection benefits
and watching them burst.
Notwithstanding all the prominence
given the tariff question in the post
ers, however. It cannot be said to
have been a live issue In the English
General Elections. Mr. Chamlerlaln
himself anticirta'-pd defeat, beeaus
the old party during Its long term of
as lit the United States In isss inn
1$'V2.
Hit Eiifc-lMi take thing sertuus
ly, even posters. A Llbeial errteon
represcutliix a motor ear canning a
frlghteued horso to jump n fence
wouuded the susceptibilities of a
Unionist candidate. Ills chauffeur de
manded through his solicitors that
the cartoon be destroyed on the
ground that It libeled his Ability a n
motor driver. The LlUnal candidate
responsible for tho cartoon replied
throui.h his solicitors that ho would
accept service In any proceedings but
that the poster would "stny put."
Elections in licl.md arn exciting
though not so violent as they were lu
tho days of George IV. who. when he
visited Gahvny on the occasion of a
general election, was told In answer to
his question, "Whom do you expect to
elect ? l bo survivor, sire."
The cost of the January elections In
th,e British Isles was close on $10,t00,
(NH). A caiulldato'soxpcliMesuro limited
by law. but each vote costs on the
average four shillings, or an American
dollar. Orkney and Shetland, Scot
land cost their aspirants to Parliament
most, votes costing as high as four
teen shillings apiece in legitimate expenses.
The cheapest constituency Is Merthyr
Tydvil, the labor district which sends
tip Mr. Kelr Hardle. These votes come
to about a shilling. The curious thing
JilEjPARROI
Whrn tti Coh
rifMi flub
Into erft '
Mmnnrh tmiw
A l'.irmt prn i"
rinllr
Jllt hnr h
To (v,thMiii tftnt"
mid tn hint
Or Mtnir lu ulm, or md
to him
He lint no ntbrr
nw.-r v
"Ytxir K-nI V. l'l
Cusl You lKr, "
T e t Ti rtrnml
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Thiit !) t il.iltv l'vlng
Vul irthlvi; will ! Iilk'licr
Thu'i IT rv.-r r lw-f'
viiili.niirwiitnwill hr1ln
To a lu-lKht tlwl's quiU.- ur-
Tfi. I'.irrnt imlr wwrr'lil
Will
is
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Jlorte"
Bh In nrnl wit
of ri
Ro f to com
mon rn.n
A 1 1 nrrimif utr
rir wut4i
ThiU a no n h'p
'ii iev. fa
Mm to hit fully
Dn It ni'itt'-r if n Polly
Thnt liionr-.'fljit' ami Crifli
i'rivu "Your Ytmil A 111 'ift Vuu More?
DON'T BE HANKY- PAN KY'D AGAIN.
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YOLB FOOD WltL COST YOU MOC.
Is that the defeated candldato usually
has a bii'ter bill to pay than the suc
cessful one. One Item of M shillings
a hundred for ballot papers, which I
met by candidates, scorns outrageous
In theso days of cheap priming.
H'us Short of Moaey.
"A black cutaway coat? Yes, Sir,"
said the furnisher: "now this style of
derby Just suits a short man."
"Indeed? replied Mr. Runt. "How
mi;ch is It with tho T'stT"
"Twelve dollars and a bargain!"
"Huh. That price wo-ild never suit
a man as short as I am."
Drunkards
Cured Secretly
Any Lady Can Do
Is at none Costs
to Try.
A Nott-d Salvation Army Worker Pays : 1
Think tho World (,we u iJubt of iir:itl
tudotuDr. Haines, tho rJi-vorerrr
of Golden Kimciflc.
A nw tiwifn and ah irlef 1 1 vorory wb Ifh
can be Kivnu la lun, olli T fxl. Himly
!,, rui-.l liv W. (!.'!'. 1'. unci ull tciiiiMjrarice
! workers. ltdix-H ItH work wjellimilyainl nun-ly
that wkiilw the l-voi-il wifn, niKtitr or uanuiiivr
I(Mknn,theiininkaril Ih ri-rialmcil ovcnugaiimt
his will and wlUiuut hi knowledge.
I will drop this egg into the hat which
the gentleman hds kindly k.ot mc.
There i no deception, ladies and
gents ! "
the display was lighted with electric
ity. The Liberals, who have scored such
an astonishing victory, had the ad
vantage in the poster battle. All the
mistakes of the s?ven-year Conserva
tive government furnished them ma
terial for cartoons, while Sir.
' I am quite sure the gentleman who
lent me the hat had no idea what as
inside it."
power went through so many dark ex
periences, notably the Boer War, the
fight over the Introduction of Chines'
labor In South Africa, etc. Stump
orators made few references to the
tariff question, and then only In flat
statements. No such campaign of ar
gument was devoted to the tariff issue
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HiXJUIOO THIS TELKSOOPH AND TAKH
5rrer ferfbre aetd ea aay Teleaaeae fur law tAaa St.OO or 10.00.
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IrTTUlND BHDS. CO- Dept. AU DO Cluuubors 8t N. T.
Intwrewtlna; Booklet, wntltlad "Teleacopa Talk," FHKK with en order, or sent on requtait. This bookiat tells all about the oarw of Tslaauopea, and about aVJipawS of the Bun and Kooa ths ranlnff and momuiff for rear, wher. vtalUe, eto.