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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
SHERtFF'S SALE.

IN CHANCERY OF NEWJERSEY
Between Citizens Mutual Banking &
Building Society, Complainant, and
francesca Bartoszeweiz, ct ais. De-
PENDANTS, Fl Fa.. for sale of mortgaged
premises, dated March First. 1905.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to
ne directed and delivered, l will expose
o sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH, NINE
TEEN HUNDRED AND FIVE.
At two o'clock in the afternoon of the
said day, at the Sheriff's office. in the
City of New Brunswick, New Jersey.
All that certain lot, tract or parcel OF
and and premises situate in the City
IF Perth Amboy, in the County of Mid
dlesex and State of New Jersey; Being
lot number twelve [12l in Block c, a.
shown and designated on a map entitl-
ed Map of Iands belonging to Alfred
Hall, situated in Perth Amboy, N. J.,
Nov. 10th, 1879. J. Opperman, survey
or" filed in the Middlesex County
Clerks Office. June 18th. 1882. and
numbered 40. Situated on the easter
ly side of Co1tlandt street and fronting
thereon. bounded on the north by lot
thirteen 03(, on the east by lot twenty
Il cd, southerly BY lot eleven I'D,
and westerly by Cortlandt street, said
premises being twenty-five (251 feet in
width in front and rear and running at
right angeles to Cortlandt street one
hundred feet in depth.
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties, privileges, heredlta-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anvwise appertainirg.
WILLIAM CARAVAN,
Sheriff.
FRANK P. SCHECK, Solicitor.
Printers Fees SS.G4.
1O404 3-11 st sat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
o. U. W. ENDSSESSlON
Grand Lodge Which Met at Trenton
Finished Work Yesterday.

\ Trenton, Mar. 1.-The Grand Lodge
OF New Jersey, A. o. g. W, ended i-s
sessions yesterday afternoon with the
infttaIlstion OF these officers Grand
foteman, f. p. Fowler, Irvlngton mas
teri workman, J. P. Sutton, Camden
grand recorder, j. l.. Lippincott, Cam
den: grand receiver, Golden Test, Cam
end: grand overseer F.. W. Ries, Atlantic
City guide, Hiram Walton, Ashury Park
inslde watch, d B. Partorius, Elizabeth
outside watch, r.. 7. Raub, Tren ton
grand Trustees, G.. P. Burroughs Camden :
grand medical examiner. DR.. Elmer Bar
wis, Trenton. Charles ". Wood, Camden
is the past grand msater workman. The
officers. were installed By Supreme Mas
ter Workman George Narvis, Of Missouri,
assisted by Past Supreme Regent Rob.
son, Of Ohio.
The following were named a. repre-
Esentatives to the supreme lodge: Charles
w. Wood, Frank W. Tnssey, Camde n,
and r. @. Stahl, Trenton.
The retiring grand master workman,
Charles W. Wood, was given 800 on &c
count Of is faithful services a. New
Jerseys executive officer of the order.
The proposition to change the Insurance
rates was voted down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
VICTORIOUS
JAPANESE.
the MaHchurian Capital
Car Hears of Total ROut
Of Army.

LONDON. March 11.-Aukden AaS
fallen. Thousands Of prisoners, asst
stores and many guns have been cap
tured by Oyama's victorious army as il
entered the city. kuropatkin's troops
are now i'm retreat Two hundred
thousand Of the cars troops are re-
Dorred surrounded. and General Nogi is
said to be holding Tie pass TO block
their escape
Field Marshal Oyama has reported
as follows.
we occupied Mukden ut 10 o'clock
in the morning. Our surrounding
movement. in which we have been en-
gagged for some days past. has now
completely succeeded. The fercest
fighting continues at several places in
tie vicinity Of Mukden-''
The Russian strength west of Muk-
dem consists of two army corps. The
who destroyed the railroad.
progressing the Russians ~northward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
POLICY OF
PRESIDENT.
Boston Economic Club Discusses
Rate Measures Comment
on Roosevelt.

BOSTON. March II. The "presi-
dents railroad policy was the general
subject of discussion at Il dinner Of the
Economic club OF Boston in the BAN
guat room Of the Exchange club last
afel1. The principal speakers We're
Judge Peter ). Grosscup Of Chicago,
President David Wilcox OF the Della
ware and Hudson Railroad company
and Interstate Commerce Commission
rr Charles y. Prouty. Each comment
rt at length upon President ROose-
relrs views regarding the regulation
of Interstate commerce rates. Follow
.uG the set speeches there was n gen
Grad discussion. during which numer7
OuS in~terrOgatories We're put to t4s
chief speakers Of the evening who re-
piled.
Edward J.. Fileue presided. q -Do
members and guests were present Mt.
Prouty defended rAc proposed na'loAaI.
legislation and. referring I'D tle cFlt--
cism that legislators were not always
competent business men. said mat
while a certain amount of expert
knowledge was necessary. the ques-
lions to be- decided though requiring
good judgment. were not difficult of
comprehension To- guc LabituaIIy en-
gagged in hearing them.
Mr.. WtlcoX vigorously opposed the
interference OF the government in the
rate question aud declared it impossi
be for % small body Of meu at Wash
ngtou To- properly dictate what the
abroad rates Of the country should be
The remedy for existing evils lay, he
,a.d. in 81 thorough enforcement Of tn,
resent statutes.
Judge tirosscup said that he saw Sc
.i1lI> danger in the whole question IN
.,~ IT was handled dclicately not onl.
President Roosevelt, but by til
~tiIroad men. The latter, he SAID
while Insisting that there should be n
ond-cation Of their property or super
-isiou that in the long run woul
mount TO c~onfiscatiOu. should jou
with the president in establishing
tribunal through which the nation
over could b. honestly exercised.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
iOAST FOR
WOODBRIDGE.
Witnesses Name Citizens Thtre
Whom They Would not Trust
With a Cent.

New Brunswick, Mar. 1t~:-Judge
Strong listened yesterday to q story Of
low poor pay some Woodbridge people
srs. Is came oas during the hearing
4 the exceptions to the accounting Of
| Lawrence and Frank Moore, executors
81 the estate of Ellis F Moore, late
5f Woodbridge. The case had been
vet down for yesterday. and Assembly
| man Martin, representing the exacu
tors, was present with -four witnesses.
Theodore Strong, representing the ex-
| 3eptanss, sent word that he had been
aIIed out Of town unexpectedly, and
nat be would not De able to be on
hand. He asked for an adjournment.
Judge Strong consented to allow
Mr.. Martin to proceed with the taking
Of testimony, "a the s~tenogrspher was
present, and Mr.. Martin agreed to
take the testimony subject to the
cross examination Of NJ. Strong later
If ne 30 desired.
Exceptions had been made Of the
failure of she execu tors to collect on
DEBTS and notes and the testimony was
for the purpose Of showing that the
debts and notes were worthless and
shat the executors would have been
foolish TO throw good money out into
the attempt to collect them.
Names were freely used and the wit
Nnesses declared That the people men
1t6oned we're bad pay and that they
themselves had been stuck With aG-
counts by she same parties.
Howard Valentine told how he bad
held and still holds a no'e Of one Of
the parties and considers it worthless.
John Thompson, a harness dealer If
Woo3trifg- gave the namfs Of p-opls
whom be woaltn't trust for a cent,
because they sri " him monet
which he is un4bls TO collect
Clarence f Tur er, 4 bntor er, and
William H Miller gave similar ssr-
mony Mr.. filler dsclare' fhat ore
Of the men uhu IS n de ted TO the
estate, he has been If rtDed lift the
employment SONS hf ? q y ers ago
under The cloud Of rel "A d-faui'eJ.
Mr.. Turnaf sven m ntiOred tNr name
Of ms OF his rei,si7es fr m whom he
declared it imposs biz to collect any
thing
At tn c9ncius on OF III tax ng Of
testimony y sterdsy morning the case
was adjourned uuil Sa urday, March
<0sx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

WICHITA, Kan. March III. c
Casey, head OF the Casey Wholesale
Mercantile company. was shot through
the head and Instantly killed by Jane.
oliver. Oliver lost $4,000 in the fail
urc of the Casey ~ Garst Mercantile
company ii few months ago, and the
misfortune preyed on his mind. He de-
mau,led his money when the firm was
reor4anizcd. and while Casey was seat
rl ut his desk Oliver slipped mp behind
4tIu and fired three times without
warning. oliver walked to police head
quarters and gave himself up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

NEWARK. y. J., March ia pa
.het.r story ot the ruin Of the life of q
promising Young man through the ust
of cocaine was behind a charge of pet
~ larceny made mere by Tunis Van
Hest. Van Hest accused his son Chris
t.au with having stolen and disposed OF
a uuEber of small household articles.
The father, with tears in his eyes. told
the court that he made the charge not
for the purpose Of having his son pun
shed for stealing, but rs a possible
means Of securing his redemption.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

EAST GATE OF MtkDEN.
md the portion of the Japanese center
lressing the Russians northwari along
he Mukden road is now engaged six
liies north Of the Hun river. The
xtremc Japanese right occupies Flu
nun.
Nearly ali the Russians heavy guns
I'D many field guns have been cap
red.
1t is believed that the dispersed
russians may attempt to reach Kirin.
= miles northeast Of MGl.den. through
ne valleys. but IL special Japanese
rps from the direction of the Yalu
-er probably General Kawamura's
rcest threatens to cut them of.
General kuroki is advancing north
,st and Is forcing the Russians
-Iiust General Nogi's army.
Fhe casualties on both sides have
..en enormous. The Russian Six
enth army corps was practically an
Inflated at TdtcLekiao. Eight thou
md Russians fell at ~Lcukuanpeo.
y late dispatch from Tokyo says the
japanese under General kamamura,
n" nave de9tf"EcI tu' railfoad oe-
veen Mukden and Tie pass, are press
Ig the Russians uorthWarl ana cut
ing them off from the Russian center.
1t Is said here that oycrtures for
eace have already begun. the cars
eadiilesS 10 negotiate having Deen lit
49, .
mated 10 the reno government ana
oihiHullcatlohs nave passed between
NJ BRUSH VIA rene" governments
WIN Il view 10 'reNl h'lta!h opening
communications WIN Japan.
y special ulSpaicA % - IetcfS'
'urS says ti"t GENERAL ~huropatkll
las sent uhe iol""luS dINpatch 10
Emperor NicholaS;
Last hlSht began me retreat OF all
our armies during the night there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
An Ice Water Marriage.

DWINGSVILLE. Ky, March II. =
lnding waist deep in ice cold waite
I'D %shivering from baptisnaI imme!
on, james Knox and Miss Dora era
am were united IN marriage in Still
water creek. near here, by the Rev
+. VI. Folsom. Huge cakes Of ice wer.
Ioatins along farther out in the stream
but they never touched 'em." Tn
young couple met ut Il great reviva
that is being conducted by the Rev
Folsom on saltwater creek and be
came acquainted at the mourners
bench. 1t was Il case Of love at first
sight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
Churches
Presbyterian.

Presbyterian.
Rev. DR.. j. p. FearIe, of Rutgers
Theological Seminary, will preach
both morning and evening.
Grace English Lutheran.
Tomorrow evening the second of
tie series Of leuten M will be
preached by the pastor, Rev. E. J.
Keuling. Subject, The Lenten Gall
for Special Meditation. Services IN
the morning at 10 30. sunday school
at $50. There will be special Isnten
mid week services e7ery Wednesday
evening at 8 O'Clock. Confirmation
class meets On Wednesday at : O'Clock.
Junior League meets on Friday after
noon at 3 1880.
st. Paul's German.
Services will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Sunday school
will begin at 2 O'Clock.
Simpson ". z
Devotional meeting, $50 a m.
Preaching servic', 10 80 a. m. Miss
G. J Dre.belhies, who has ju.t re-
turned on a furl0u9h from the mission
fields of China, will give An address
The CuInese baby will be with her.
Sunda7 school, $3.50 p. no.
Epwn' tn Leasue, $50 m. Sub
jecr, "Cnri.t the Great Phys cisn."
Leader, ? t-r Pc erson.
Praactang b. the pastor 7:30 q. m,
.utject, EXAMPLES Of Inspira ION for
tn Young T. ople of this unity
in thu Acc p-anc- Of th- Il ghest
Truth "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
mEN ARE
re Fixht Asainst Disease Unless They
strike at the Underiyfnx Cause.

To treat DandrufT. and Failing Hair.
With frritants or oils on which a para
little germ viii prosper. H. like s1ooping
water from the al 70 prevent rhe tide
rom rising.
You cannot accomplish g. satisfactory
cure without having a right understand
ting Of the fundamental causes ot the
trouble.
You must kill the Dandrur Germ
NeWbro's HsrpicIde does this because IL
Is specially made to do that very thing
When the germ Is removed. the hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the aus you remove the
effect
Sold hy leading druggists. Send Toe. IN
stamps f5r sample TO The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit Mich
C A. SEXTON. Special Agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
Frand In Trnmps' Arrest.

NTACk, y. y. March 1.-THE Rock
land county grand jury, after a two
wecks' session Investigating alleged
fraud by justices Of the peace and ON
stables in presenting bills for arresting,
trying and imprisoning tramps in the
county. has found indictments against
seven Of these officials for presenting
alleged fraudulent claims. They were
held IN $1,000 each for trial. This is the
result Of the war upon the tramp arrest
business.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN CHANCERY OFNEW JERSEY,
Between Foster NJ. voorhees,, Receiver.
&c, Complainant and Elizabeth O'Hara.
t ais, Defendants, Fl. Fa for sale Of
nortgaged premises, dated the Second
.ay of March, 1905.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to
ne directed and delivered, l will expose
. sale at public vendue, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18TH. NINE
TEEN HUNDRED AND FIVE,
t two O'Clock in the afternoon of the
aid dav. at the Sherifs office, the CITY
# New Brunswick, New Jersey.
All that tract or parcel of lands and
y enises situate, lying and being in the
18th Of Perth AmboY. in the County of
IiddleseX and State of New Jersey,
aid premises are known on a mdp made
" J. Opperman, November 10th. 1878,
$ .ot No. 9, in Block c of said map,
nd 4 { more particularly described as
oliows: Beginning ut 4 point on the
.ascerly side of Cortiaudt street, one
hundred feet north of the northerly side
f Hall avenue. thence running norther-
V twenty-five feet; thence easterly one
hundred feet; thence %southerly twenty
i've feet and thence westerly 4 hun
Ired feet to the place of beginning.
Bounded on the north by lot No. 10. on
he east by lot No. Is. on the south by
OTIS Nos l, ?. 3 and +, and on the west
" Cortlandt street.
Together with all and singular the
ightS, liberties, privileges, heredita-
uentS AMI appurtenances thereunto be-
onging or in auywise ~apuertaining.
WILLIAM CARAVAN,
Sheriff.
CHARLES A. TRIMBLE. Solicitor.
Printers Fees S.2S
1OIOI Al II sat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

LYONS. y. Y, March li.-Eliza o.
trander, wife Of Rev. Luther A. Ostran.
der, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, is dead here following an oper
alton for appendicitis. Mrs. Ostrander
was a daughter Of Or. Alexander
Thompson, a pioneer missionary Of the
Church of Scotland to Turkey, where
she was born. She leaves a daughter
and three sons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
RECEPTION AT NORMAL
ArgurOmuthos Society Entertained
Other Literary Societies.

Trenton. Mar LITTLE A%rguronu
thos society Of the state schools held q
reception las night. Members of
othei literary societies of the school,
attended.
Questions wera asked by Miss Edith
Cook q Miss Hazcl B-nbrook. Thr
sooiefy sang several selections. Mis-.
Annette Hill gave n piano selection
Those on the reception committee
were Misses Mary Wade. s, Willette,
Ethel Hammel, Marian Provost The
arrangement committee consisted of
Misses Mary Morris and Mary Resell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
FREE ORGAN RECITALS.
Local Students TO Take a Promi-
nent Part in New York.

Miss sssie Booz and Dewitt c..
Garretsan. Of thi- city. will TAX n.rt
IN a series Of x free organ Eecit :
and coacer in he Cuurch OF the
Divine Pa rni'v n York. on
rha sd,y afternoons during lent COIN
nenctnR Ii y Thu sday.
Mt Ga tsln " Il pl : a. the sec
out I. ciral on March %, First Sorare,
Jl % T.. ) lome. Mss Booz Will
MAY on april 6. p st0 al-sonsta, Op
IS, los { Ri inn rger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
WANTED n PROOF.

y local dealer went to another store
this morning to ascertain whether the
butter being sold there was really Elgin
butter, "a advertised. Re bought a pound
and then asked for a certlfi ate, or re
c,ipt "a to its being the genuine article.
The other dealer suspected that bis Gus
was a dealer, and a dispute arose.
The proprietor called Patrolm an Nc
Dermott to eject the customer. y small
had meanwhile gathered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
MRS. HANNAH M. NELSON.

Mrs. Hannah Marie Nelson, widow
of the late John Nelson, died yestar-
day al her home. 1872 Carbon street, at
the age Of -.Itr-f1ur years and four
months. Mr.. Nelson Aad been a
resident of Perth Amb5y for thirty
six years. She i. survived by a son
and daughter, Arthur Nelson, OF Jer-
sey City, and Miss 3lario Nelson, Of
this city, The funeral services will
be held OF 2 O'Clock Monday after
moor from the h'nsa, thence to Our
Saviour Danish Lutheran churc1,
Rev. V. b. skov officiating. Inter
ment will be made N Alpine GENE.
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
CUT THE DRUM.
Objected to the Music of the
Gutter Bard.

The drummer Of a two-man Hebrew
cutter hand which YES erday arrived 10
torn, met someone on Cor'landt street
about : O'Clock lasr night who evi1e1tIg
did not like the music. The stranger
according to the wandering musicians.
sit thp head Of the drum With a poke
knife The drum heal bears a cut about
ak inches long Morris Ro.e1baum the
drums owner, says hat a new drum
head will cost Sc 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

FATTEN. Me. March ia wood
mems hotel at Sebois, located in the
woods Of northern Penobscot county,
bout twenty miles from here, was
Uncd during the night, and at least
me life, that of the young daughter Of
Luther Hall, proprietor OF the hotel,
WAS l,ct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March ia
special from Mariuettc, Wis. says.
Isaac Stephenson, who returned from
II trip to Washington, announces thai
President Roosevelt has accepted pro
viSionally and that Speaker Cannon
has definitely accepted an invitation
TO be Mr.. S~tephenson's guest on IA fish
ing trip OH the Escanaba river next
August"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
PLASTER FELL.
Show Cases Smashed and Some
Stock in Kiein's Store Ruined.

A large quantity Of plaster fell. from
the ceiling in MaS k.ein's store, next
to th4 post Office, last night and did
considerable damage. Several show
cases We're smashed and the contents
mined. Several persons in the store at
t le time mad . narrow escape from
being struck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

RICHMOND, Va, March 11.-Belle-
wood midway between Richmond and
Petersburg. on Frank Jay Gould's in
terurban electric line, is in a state of
excitement because of the nightly Wis
Us of a ghost, supposed TO he the spec
ter of the engineer who constructed
the line and aftcrward killed himself
in Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
THE People OF PERTH
AMBCY.
.Ousn Letter frsm Kind Heart
Ohiaaa.

Ousn Letter frsm Kind Heart
0hioan.
The following letter will be Of
interest to u readers. It breathe
true spirit of charity OF helping
May is do the good that Mr.. Ca1z
hopes for. To the People of 4
Amboy
Although may be unknown 10 you.
yet hope my experience vii carry the
weight that earnestness always should.
1 believe in doing good to my fellow
.meH, aud in no way can help them
better than in pointing out the road to
health.
Hyomei, the treatment that cures
cztarrh without stomach dosing, has
done ms so much good that want every
body TO know of its merits. | had 4
very bad case Of cat4rrh, and EIyomei
completely cured me. | have recon
meEded IL to my n~eighbOrs, and they.
too, have been cured. Now I want
everybody in all PARTS OF the country to
to know what HyonIsi has done for
me-
G. orge w. Carpenter,
Vincent, Ohio. p"
Hyomei contains the healing baIsanis
that are fOuud in the air upon the
mountains. where catarrl is ~unknONp.
It, destroys all catarrhal germs III the
,ir passages Of the head, throat aud
uugs. and makes complete cures.
\ complete outfit costs but 81, while
extra bottles can be obtained for so cents.
Ask G. A. Sexton TO show you tbs
.troug guarantee under which H.. >elIs
he treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
BRRGR TONIGHT.

Tonight Bragg Singing Society
holns a masquerade ball and reception
10 Braga hall for the children. Suit
able prizes will be given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

Harvard Defeated Princeton.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Ma-rh IL
Harvard defeated Princeton in the
luaI gymnastic meet last night. IIar-
yard scored % points and Prin .et1n IS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
SAWMILL BURNED.

Keyport, Mar. William d.
Bailey's sawmill in Matawan was des
troyed by fire Thursday night. The
fire was not discovered until il had
gained great Roadway, and the fl e
companies could only work to save the
surrounding buildings. The origin
OF thu FIRE ia unknown. The loss is
estimated at SIG, 600.
Need rooms? The News want column
will find them for you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-11
OEsER S

Apple Chariot c, Brandy Sauce
App e Dumping Assorted Pies
lea Milk Coffee
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wen, lnplNtf, tuilitl'.''h i"'
old man Ia his wife. "l'ij @j," r,r.
one nj the chickens Ia rat AMI III
take the other. and John can haN"
the third. How is tIal. John?
IT SERVED Tum RhIir "t"urt-
rSy always pays. said Mmr lS'&lur.
THE French actress. Ia III inter
viewer. If W. are ruuri't.> la
people. they lik" us. and they Try !"
help lis. II We are hi~rUurI,"n~ ~
them. they mate WN and "pp"~" IL.
Two women occupied 4 r"mrari
meat in Il railway carriage win 81"
man, Il stranger. They w"r" "\
trrmrly rude 10 this mam. IL whj>-
pcrS that he cuuIh uv"rhrar they
criticised his ruStum'. his l-Ir"aud
his manner. He. Ia hr r"v"u"'i.
did Il singular thing.
The blarknrsS Of i lWuu". "uy"l-
uprd the ear, and under r,'vrr -. III"
darkness the man ki>S,' the uarn ~
his hand loudly and repeatedly.
Then. when the train entered 'h"
light again. he Iunk"rl from "n" ""
man I" til" "'l"r with Il Significant
smile
They exchanged Chances 81 '''n'
piciun.
Was il you Il" kissed ?
No. Of ruur>" not. Was il y""'
And neither lady w"uId brj.","
the other denial, and each III h"r
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Necessity Of etiquette.

prup." whu chalr against the r.
>lricrh'u>. customs and unwrlti"n
laws .".l down by society should
stop !,r few minutes and think
seriously of what would br the ~
suit i."yrry person were Il law unit"
him>r' or herself in all the daily
matirr, that have To- hu with social
life.
In reality it is III" umwrirlru law
ui cli,, "il" that binds society to-
grth"I
WiihIt il there wuHld hrnurhrrk
on rad HrSS and had uaunrrS. and
lhu~, p,uplr who are only polite he
cause '','y are obliged t" h" would
brhavrl~ badly and rs rndrIy rs
their .turHl man dictated.
S"ri.. laws hav" grown To their
prr>"n' state very gradually. ~ thu
nr',n'N> y arusr for their USE. and rs
tim" a'uI custom required.
In "h,'n day, til" lawS"f rhivaIry
prurIai u"d that Difference wH~ dl"
To the a.a!;rr s'X. that man should
wait ua,u the wuranamd uphold I"r
honor 80 al cost, and il is stiIi""in%
to the carnival Of these Jaws that
prrcW"i sc. i -iy"m To- III" wonIaiI ::
the ma. : introduced Ia her, h" M
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