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The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
KENTUCKIANS HOLD REUNION
Speakers Discuss Themes Of Par
ticular State Interest.
Luther VI. Walter Predicts Great
Era of Prosperity for Com
mOnweaIth.

More than $50 natives of the Blue Grass
state were entertained at the Pythian
Temple last evening by the Kentucky Re-
and most Of the speakers dealt with top
les and scenes familiar TO Kentuckians.
Lewis r. steeley, president of the club.
discussed the progress made by the Re.
publican party in his State. and. Incl
dentally remarked that Representatives
John ". Langley and J. B. Bennett,
scheduled to address the gathering and
unable TO be present. we're detained in
Kentucky after a hot convention held last
Wednesday.
Luther NJ. Walter, of the Interstate
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
Colonial DANES Adjourn.

The annual convention OF the Colonial
Danes, in session for the last week, ad-
journed yesterday at noon. Considerable
business was transacted, despite the great
number Of social functions held. To-mor-
row the danes VIII journey to Baltimore.
where they will be the guests of the Bal.
timore society at the Country Club.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
Charlotte Han school Reunion.

The annual reunion banquet of the
alumni association of the Charlotte Hall
School viii be given Saturday night at
S o'clock in the Belvidera Hotel. Balti-
more. Many prominent members of the
association have been working to make
the banquet the greatest reunion given
by the alumni
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
WiII Entertain nr. TnrIor.

Five thousand True Reformers have
completed preparations to entertain Rev.
W. L. Taylor, D. D., Of Richmond, Va,
grand worthy master and president of
the True Reformers' Bank.
DR., Taylor, his wife, and daughter. Miss
Beatrice Taylor. will spend today and
tomorrow in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-10
ATE PLANKED SHAD
Members of Bench and Bar
Dine at Marshall Hall.
JUSTICE HARLAN's ATHLETICS

Throws OR His Coat and Makes a
Record at batting BsIIs-Hish
Mark as the shooting Gallery.
Several indictments Are Returned
Against Entertainment Committee.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

Belleville. Joralemon street, 100 feet
north from lot No. .. 81. 100.
Agnes S. Rye and husband to Agnes
r. Scarlet. Belleville, west side Flea
nora street, $50 feet north from Grey
lock avenue. s., 900.
John A.. Pierson to Ellnwood Build
ing and Loan Association. East Orange.
cast side Bedford street, 297 feet south
from Elmwood avenue, 81, 800.
John +. Hasserd to Augusta Thier-
bach, West Orange, east side Whittle-
sey avenue, 472 feet northeast from
Chestnut street, 1900.
! Oscar H. Frahnert to Thirteenth
Ward Building and Loan Association.
East Orange. east side Halsted street,
237 feet southwest from Central ave-
nue., 81, POO.
Samuel L. Eoush TO Henry Boutil-
lette. East Orange. west side North
Fourteenth street, 46 feet northeast
from land of A. p. Mitchell, $4,000.
Same to same, East Orange, same
property. $3.50.
American Homes Company to Ed
ward NJ. jackson. Caldwell. south side
Westville ven east side land OF
Thomas s.. Gladding, $1,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

J.. Okin, 495 Springfield avenue alter
alton, store, brick. S75. .
Charles A Gehrie. $40 South Orange
avenue, wagon shed. frame, $3.50.
Trinity Construction Company. 135
Ridge street, dwelling. frame, $4,000.
Gottlob Keifer, 6S6 South Twentieth
street, dwelling, frame, $4,000.
S. Bremen, 62S South Eighteenth
street. alteration, dwelling, frame. $3.50.
Sadie CarTigan, South Orange ave-
nue. and Boylan street, store and dwell
ing, frame, 1898.
Arthur d. Crane, 300 Sanford avenue,
dwelling, frame, $1,000.
II, Rosenthal. III South Orange ave-
nue, alteration, store and dwelling,
brick, $500.
NJ. Kline. So Avon place, alteration,
dwelling, frame, $500.
Playground Commission, $685.:
Waverly avenue, playground annex
frame, So, 500.
7. A. Boyle, IS Bergen street, dwell
ing. frame. $4,000.
NJ. Sternick, 81 Rose street, alteration
office, frame. $50.
William Gittinger. 43 Tracy avenue
dwelling. frame, $1,000.
Samuel Goldberg, south side Parl
venue and Seventh street, dwelling
frame, $4,000.
Samuel Goldberg. northwest orner
Park avenue and Seventh street, dwell
ing. frame, $4,000.
Newark Bill Posting Company. 340i&
Si2 Broad street, sign. frame. So.
Henry Bush, $500 Alyea street, alter
alton. wagon shed, frame, $3,0 900.
Earl Pierson, 80 Leslie street, garage,
frame. 500.
Alfred Either. t52 BoNery street
dwelling. brick. $3,00o.
John Kaiser. II komorn street. alter.
alton, dwelling. frame. 5000.
Rudolph Bavink, sos South Seven
teenth street, alteration, dwelling,
frame, $500.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
MORTGAGES RECORDED.

Alexander Kraft 10 Teutonia Build
ing and Loan Association, west side
South Eighteenth street, SO feet south
from Fifteenth avenue, 1850.
Rudolph w. Faas to Pacific Build
ing and Loan Association, east side
Polk street. PSI feet north from Ferry
street. $500.
Ida Schwartzman and husband to
David Rosenbaum, east side Barclay
street, 2S2 feet south from Waverly
place, $500.
Dennis Freeman to Jas. H. Daven-
port, west side Vincent street, 125 feet
south from Horatio street. $500.
Mario Zinme man 10 Cha. A. Feick,
voyt idc Njucteenth street. south side
Avon avenue, a 900.
Emma Hemstreet and husband to
Theo. A. Kastner, east side Hardwood
avenue, 100 feet north from Fortuna
street, $4,000.
Geo. Koenig to Fred Herman, east
side Hunterdon street. $50 feet south
from Clinton avenue, $1,000.
John ]. Metzler to Northwestern
Building and Loan Association. east
side North Sixth street, 375 feet from
Berkeley venue. 5000.
Jas. Whelan to Catherine Becker,
east side Parker street, 40 feet south
east from Bloomfield avenue, $500.
Rosa Warshowsky and husband to
Warren s. Brown, north side Ferry
street, "a feet west from Jefferson
street, $4,000.
TOWNSHIPS.
Harold L. Lombard to Christina
Trefz. East Orange. east side North
Seventeenth street. 27l feet north from
Park avenue, $500.
Same to Star Realty Co, East
Orange. same property, $l.775.
Frank s. Benson. trustee. ct al, To
Elizabeth w. Sigler, Glen Ridge, west
side Highland avenue, north side West
Belle avennc. $1,000.
Nellie X. Crane and husband to Mary
Kent. Montclair, south SIDE Walnut
street. east side land OF Fisher, $4,000.
Katherine Mulvoy and husband to
Essex Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
Montclair. south side James street. 306
feet west from Central avenue, $4,000.
Antonio Tutulo to Mary F,eddington.
West Orange. southwest side Lakeside
avenue, l2j feet northwest from
Watching N 500.
,John +. HasSerd to Harriet Carter,
West Orange, west side William street.
80 feet northwest from Valley road,
81 1880.
David Davies to Essex County Build
ing and Loan Association, Bloomfield,
south side Willow street, northwest
corner Of foundry lot, $l0o.
Lanrids Andersen to Ottilic S. Sci
bert, Glen Ridge. northwest side HILL
side avenue 1873 feet northeast from
Linden avenue. -. 20o.
Same to Charles l. Seiocrt, Glen
| Ridge, same propesty. 500.
Ernest A.. Eberhardt TO Milton IL,
Garfield, Caldwell. east side Hanford
place. +23 feet south from Whitefleld
street. a1,77N
! NInrenzo Fusara to Lorsns c, HslIcs
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts we're filed in the
county clerks Office:
Francis Il. Bennett, owner. with
Frederick and Henry Conrad, contrac-
tors. mason, Se59.5o; Cherry street,
West ORANGE.
Agostino Crarso. owner with David
NJ. Elm, contractor, mason. $500; Ss
North Fifth street.
David +. Lyall, owner, with Anthony
Peters, contractor. carpenter, 50, 200;
Bloomfield, y. j.
Same owner with Elmer B. Goeffeth
d Bro, contractors. plumbing, Timing
and heating. $725; same premises.
Same owner with Leonard Bros. con
tractors, mason, 500; same premises.
Same owner with Samuel G. Branne,
contractor. painter, S162; same prem
ises.
Nathan E,ich, owner. with Max Muel-
Ter, contractor, alterations. $500; 1873
Springfield avenue.
Model Storage Warehouse Company.
Inc, owner. with Conrad Siebrecht,
mason. $1,000: corner Crane and Web
ster streets.
Miss Carrie Fioehrich, owner, with
Kelley Bros, contractors. plumbing and
steam heating. 81. 004; 43 Farley avenue
Mr.. n Mrs. Fanny Sickle, owners,
with r. G. Hoeler q Co, contractors,
carpenters, S,9S7; Nineteenth avenue
and Grove street. Lrvington.
Same owners with Peter Haase, con-
tractor. mason. $500; same premises.
Same owner with c. Strebinger &
Son. contractors, plumbing, $3.50; same
premises.
The trustees of Mount Olive Baptist
Church, owners, with Oleson & Lenard.
contractors, carpenters, s 2,63s; Ashland
avenue, East Orange.
Same owners with George w. Whar-
ton, mason, sS,495; same premises.
II. ]. E~ngelberser, owner. with ]. A,
Martin, contractor, erect building. 49,.
sso; 10 Howell place.
Elizabeth Farsell. owner, with A. &
y. A. Robinson, contractor. alterations,
&&Is; ~ Court ssrest.
Bertha HoetsF, owner. with Rein.
haSdt Construction Company. ~contrac.
tors. erect building. $500; So Linden
avvnue. 1~rvington.
Max Lippman. owner, with J.. Tenen-
berg & Heynnan Sintzer. contractors
alterations. se55; 50s South Eighteenth
street. Same owner. with Sukoenk
Bros. contractors, alterations. $500; sos
South Eighteenth street.
e. w. Raynor, owner. with A. +
Warren. contractor. carpenter, 1890;
North Grove street. East Orange. Same
owner. with Mills & Brown. contractor,
plumbing. gas fitting. sheet meta
work and heating, s1.175: East Or.
anse. Same owner. with Charles Fl
Shanger & Bro. contractors. mason
81. 1920; Fast Orange.
Security Company OF America, owner
with Lewis w. Butter1eld. contractor
steam fitting, $3.50: corner Lincoln anl
fremont avenues. East Orange.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
BUILDING PERMITS.

$. IIirsh, 1856 Livingston street, alter
alton. shed, frame, SIS.
F. Woznitzer, 100 Spruce street. alter
alton. dwelling. frame. $3.50.
Phillips MacSinson. 223 South Seventh
street. dwelling. frame. $4,000.
g. Cordayco, North Sixth and Chester
avenue. store and dwelling, frame,
$4,000.
Joseph NJ. Smith, al Mt. Prospect
avenue. dwelling, concrete, $4,000.
e. G. BRADLEY. 80 Highland avenue
alteration. shop. frame. $50.
c. Samuel. 270 Springfield avenue
alteration, store, frame. $500.
r. A. Heller. 73S Lake street. dwell
ing, frame, $4,000. a
George Grobc. JOG Peshine avenue,
dwelling, frame, $1,000.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS.
NEWADE

Francis A.. Tiore to Lelie Rando,
n S Sth av S W o 1879 Sth av,
3SSl0o.. =. =.
Naomi Lipnan and hus to Alex
Kraft, w s S 18th st so # S fr
18th av, 20x100..
David Rosenbaum to Ida
Schwartyman, e s Barclay at
2S2 $ fir Waverly pl, 25x39......
Harry Slifer to Jacob Wigter, W
s Boyd st 40 IT n fir w Kinney
st, 25x39
East End +. & l.. Assn TO An
dreus Becker ct al, W S S 10th
st AZ n 8 fr 18th av. 50x100. -.
Church of Blessed Sacrament to
Mary J. Sweeney, n s Milling
ton av IS IT g FIR Leo pl. 3lx121.
Emma 7. Kellerman to Geo.
Koenig. @ 5 Hunterdon st $50 IT
s fir Clinton av, 25x105.
Stella L. Rosenberg 10 Hy l..
Bauman. s S w Kinney st 43
IT w fr Bleecker st. 47x100; and
other tract
buStdNF FdullAAVtS " fhoAhh
Hahne. q 5 Jelliff av s g fr
Bigelow st. 25x95.
Warren S. Brown to Rosa War
shawsky. n S Ferry st "a 1T w
fr jefferson st, 24x96. .........
Morris Cassell to Angelone Tee
lone, n g Orange st Is IT W fr
\ 9Th ST, ?5x100. ....,".....
TOWNSHIPS.
Martin v. Kelly to Eva +.
Jacobus. 4. Orange. . 5 Clinton
st, 4o1 # S fr Central av. 60N150
Mary Liebstein and hus ct al to
Orange Building and Construc-
ton Co, Orange. n $ Feynold.
and Ogden SITS, I0XS6............
Emily NJ. Brady TO Thomas
Bradley. w. Orange, c S Valley
rd. 800 IT II fir White st. 60x151..
The Clinton Avenue land CO. to
Charles Schaedcl. J%rvington, W $
Harrison pl, 316 # 5 fr Spring
field av. 50x134.
The Clinton Avenue Land Co. to
John Schaedel. ~Irvington, e S
Harrison pl, GO 1T $ fr Spring
field av, 50xl63.
Susanna Taylor and hus to Henry
GrohGrr, u. Orange, o = Grows
+ st. II fr Park sv, ls5S2la
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

Henry Grohert to Susanna Tay-
lor. L. Orange, n s Rutledge av.
800 It g IF Arlington av, 50x140;
and other tract..................
Henry Boutillette to Samuel f.
Roush. r. Orange. W s y. 14th
st. n e fr lands Aaron b. Nit
cl1ell. 25xlOc
Caleb Crane to Edward M. Jack
son.. Caldwell. centre Westville
aV. o lands I'd party. 235x424..
Edward NJ. Jackson to American
Homes Co. Caldwell, 8 s West
Vile av. c fir lands Thomas S.
Gladding, tract containing five
acres
Riverdale Land Imp. Co. to Raj
faelo Larcheri, Belleville, = 8
Roosevelt av, 626 1t n # River
side drive, 2ox116.
Hugo f. Chrlas to Jskob Zim-
merer, Bloomfield, s s Watching
ri, 2S6 tt c fir E. Passalc av,
i0XIfo
William Hill to Edw. J. Tidaback,
Millburn. n @ s Short Hills av.
$50 IT $ e fir Hartshorn land.
ljX200
Julia A. Dengler and hus to Ber-
nard G. Ries. l.. Orange. w .
Whittlesey av. $50 It S W fr Cen
trail av. 76X101
Star Realty Co. to Harold z.
Lombard, E. Orange. c S y. 18th
st, go 1t n fir Park ay, 2Sx10S..
Austin Realty Co. to G~eneroso.
Belleville, $ $ Mary st, 294 It
fr Pasasic Nv. 50Xl26. ..........
Nary Kent and hus TO Nellie X.
Crane. Montclair. s S Walnut
st. e fr Fisher. 52Xl92.
Augusta Thierbach to John Ed
ward Hasserd. w. Orange, c 5
Whittlesey av. 472 # e fl Chest
nut st, 40X100
Charles l.. Seibert to Laurids
Andersen, Glen Ridge. n w $
= Hillside av, 1913 1t n fr Linden
av. 95S132
Milton II. Garfield to Ernest a.
E~berhard, Caldwell, c 5 Han
ford pl, 423 # s fr Whitfield st.
ooHlao
Ernest II. Wilson to Frederick A.
Lassen. Caldwell. " s Forest
av, 50 TT fr land John Espy,
50x156
Groylock Land Co. to Agnes S.
Rye. Belleville. W S Eleanora st,
$50 # n fr Greylock av, 37x100..
Security Realty Co. to Will Brad
ley. Millburn, S S Hobart av, 677
TT n fr Coniston I'd, 1~70x200....
Antonio Cipriano to James Lieb-
stein, Orange, $ $ Taylor st, "a
it W fr Hickory st, aSx100. ......
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
TOMMY'S ERROR.

Mrs. peSmythe--Tommy. do you want
some nice plum jam?
Tommy--Yes. mother,
II was going to give you some to
put on your bread. but I've lost the
key to the pantry
You don't need the key, mother. |
can reach down thru the window and
open the door from the inside"
That's what ! wanted 10 know. Now
just wait until 9cur father comes
home.''-The Catholic Mirror.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

"Was his auto going SO very fast?'
your honor. 1t was going so fast
that the bulldog ON the seat beside him
booked like a dachshun1 =. Houston
lfexasl Fest.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
rARM O u

FINE FAi.A. for sale. TO cioss an estate: best
location m. NtTticrn New Jersey: ore hour
ron Ne", fc}H about eighty acres; tally
.giiLlsdi To- p:tte; easy terms. Address W.
". RIDDLE. executor, r. o. Box 3S2. Boonton.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
Sew Brunswick, N. j.. send FOR Year BOOK.
Rutgers Preparatory School for Boys

Founded l.55., One OF the Oldest coilege-nttins
schools in thes countryr "A .finc type u what .
Preparatory School should. be. whether pre-
paratory for college, or preparatory for a sue
cessful and useful business career. Accomuo>
dates boarding Students as we'll as day stu
dents; Maintains an elementary school. Three
buildings. Strong faculty or professionally
trained teachers. Supervisdd athletics. Mil
tar, drill. MYRoN 3. SCrDpER. Hesdmaster.
II College ev. Recently Principal Of State
Normal School. New raltz. n. Y.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED. TO rent. with privilege of purchase.
a slnal farm OF from 5 to 20 acres. within
computing distance OF Newark: must be In
Once.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

FOR Houses, 5000 10 s., goo; new ones
IS. 200; every Improvement; send for circular.
AMANN, Hs Midland .av.. Arlington, y. j.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
Atlantic Highlands.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
CEA VIEW.
Lots Sl00 up; free excursion sundays via
Sandy Hook boat. For ticket apply .SHoAb
HARBOR INDUSTRIES, 1i2 Market st. Open.
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

FOR quick results list your property now FOR
the fall dc rsnd. We have buyers OF bargains
ct once. Good tenants secured,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

NEW one-farnily brick houses: 8 rooms and
bath. all improvements: steam heat: elegant
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER,
~ Harrison av., Harrison.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.
FARMS within committing distance my spe-
ciaIty. lists free.
JOHN w. GOSMAN,
CALDWELL.
OUT OF TOWN.
AFllnCfOn.

FOR SALE-Eight-roon house, some improve
ments; price 81 900: easy terms. -.
house, all improvements; lot
J0x100: price 49, 700.
Il. ALLEN, 14s Midland av., Arlington, y. j.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

TWO large front rooms. with board for fou
afnlts. p rilv private N'ress NJ call &
Sherf HE az.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to station and troll
ley; one or two largo. lleasant rooms. with
board, In private fanilv: every Improvement.
Address HOME. Box G, star office.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
DWELLING HOUSES 10 LET.
CITY.

KINNEY ST., EAST. corner or~chard-Four-
teen room house. all improvements; rent $50.
DE RICHEMOND. S6 Broad. 4,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

THE NEW HOTEL kENSINGTON.
East Park and Mulberry SITS, new manage
inent ca rooms. single or on suite; rates
about same as the ordinary boarding house;
every modern Improvement and hotel service.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

Chatham. n. j..
LOTS and building sites: high. healthful Sec
ton: for homes or investment; Backawanna
Road: adjoining summit; oj minutes rom New
ark; Sc minutes from New York city; y trains
daily; near station: attractive low prices and
terms. See or write BROKATr, Chatham, n
J, or 100 Broadway. New York.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
o WANTED.
STORES TO LET.

LARGE STORE and basement to let. ssl.2s5
Market st.; rent low. Apply THEODORE
I. GoTTLIEB. counselor-at-Law, SEQ Broad
Street
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16

fanilt. MR.. {. PAINE NJ I Franklin av
Hari.ruI rrn site pump works.
WASHrTGTON ST. 1e7-Pleasant, large rocrn,
suitable for man and wife. or two gentlemen:
also hall room; good table.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-16
Miss Craven's School for Girls

NC. zoos BROAD STREET,
NEWARK,
Reopers TIL Irs6ay, September "a; primary.
intermediate. academic and college prepare.
tory departments; a limited number Of boys re-
received In primary department. For circulars
address MISS RAVEN
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
THE MAN WHO STOLE THE EARTH"


door ready FOR an enterprise Mr.
Langley was piedsed 20 dictate
The three men made their Way
through Jhe narrow lanes down. - The
wharf and there th-y ran the III ont
into the water
Langley kneelins OF the shore bus
led himself Nth tire machinery and
was glad 20 Gnd thai every thing was
we'll he dropped suspicion ~ oil
hcre and there ea@ed one OF the
switches ana then put his tcet into
ne Di
Well. soodby. he cried y DO not
know when shah see you people
again. but hope 90 Vill be soon
Don't you go for 10 leave IA long
In ignorance about Mr. strong saia
ola Bill
L don't ovcn mind turning out ai
this tim, ot night SO long As ! know
ne is an right
Don't worry your head about Rat
Old Bill. said Langley Won ~ill near
enough If Mr. strong in the next few
days 10 keep ven talking tor the next
few years Goodbye
II. started the hi and lct her run
as quickly as ~ dared down stream.
When he came 10 the broad.e waters
OF the Thames ne let her drift on I'll
he came to place on the river where
the trees hung over either bank il
was dark here and there was little
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
EDITORIALS 81 81 THf PEOPLE.

rhs Times rss. Mr. lve't


no the Editor Of The Times
y ~ =-fv-4hat papers .. ~
CIV do not say more a. 70 the AVER
~ - f------
maNo.9 X appears 70 me tAat mere -
gtaye danger Of losing all that We
hav. contended FOR IN TIE past -
years by way ~ tho street car proc
lem
one candidate Mir Brcumeyer, pro
uo.a- iu iii, platform 90 have the
matter referred ~ he common coIh
cu for settlement l. that not pre-
.,4sa, where Tie ID T. r wants r.
with certain men running FOR AIDE
men throughout the citS. and boin ME
altraeyer and those aldermanic can.
iidaf-s being backed by the Cod
machine looks mighty suspicious. WA,
s. MOI the candidacy Of Ny Dust pre-.
scented more 10 the public through the
column ~ the press Nf one ~ 'he
candidates can Dee compared with
him A. 20 Atness OF stability RE mas
proven himspif gii that ApecleG
OF him Is public servant mere l.
no dount h. could nave ia.tened mis-
MRS, we're ne Not, au honestN man.
%AN. whore is7bAo HRaukz2
----e-An-E.AxL year will pe tryins one
or thab street car deaf r W.T. TT
a man with the ReceAsary oackhtNe
49, hnudfe,t and protect thc Interests
az Tho citv. Either Mr.. Dust or Mayor
-,-----,----+------sft-t..-- sel+ed- ot,-lt H.
pns, was the nominee on one side
and Mr. Thompson on the other II
would no. matter SO very much "a ~
who Was elected. The H. U-R, woula
-leas.- he baked IN any atLemn- tney
might 20 push "a scAeLle
Through Should Brei,meyer be eiecte'.
by the presidential slump all would
be OF and the d. u X. would have
frHrUFs -TVrT Owl VIZ Ut P"fV's
ought 20 take this matter up.
DANIEL c. INETT.
Detroit. Sept. s. 1905.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-07
The Moral Soundness OF
Democracy

Crr! Schur2. in the last o. the series
h.s famous rem!niscerces publish
eu ,r the September McClures.
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- opposed 20 the dangerous moral
cowardicc OF the Politician IL Tie re-.
public Re says
Il have had an active part in a
great many political campaigns and
probably addressed a. many popular
meetings as anyfman nov living end
have always found that whenever
any public question under public dts.
cusson had In 81 any moral element.
au appeal 10 the moral sense of the
people proved uniformly the mos pow
erfui arr ument With the majority o.
the people. notably the plain people
using the term IN rhe sense IN which
Abraham Lincoln was wont 90 use it,
/ round the question. i, this moral
right? To- have ultimately more weight
than the question. Will his bo proii
able|
I'VE have. indeed sometimes wit
n,rsr-ti- St,-ealled 2craZes in favor W
financial policies that were essentially
immoral such as the Imitation craze
and the silver crave gaining an ap
parenuy almost Irresistible mnmen
rum among The people, But that WIS
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demorAlMal fon ON the popular Ccn
sciehcc. JIM rather to an artful pr's
entation Of the question which coNefei
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In ~ and 40 deceived the WuSOpNisl.
GATED ,,udarefeudiup and also fO ~
cowardice OF politicians ol high a.
well "a low rank have scen men
Of great ability and high standing In
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ishing things when they mieht, as FAR
as their voices could be hoard, have
easily arrested the Vicious heresics ny
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The moral (owardice OF The politicians
Is one OF the most dangerous ailmcn,s
OF democracies