Putnam patriot., 1910-11-18
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Editorial Scraps.

in Lhe Efate or New 1ofs rsIe eiaIIy, where their candidate for Gov eruor received e5. .0O0 votes--doubie ths vote given only two years ago. Ihi' class Of our citizens afe in no senst wiid-eyed dreamers, but sober think ane class of citizens, who have views they deem essential for the bettermenl of the great mass of our toiiing popa' lalion They number among theti leaders some very eminent men. Their wishes should be considered by the great political parties At an early datei as their strength is growing not only In this country bat all oget Europe The dangerous and destructive strikes may be terminated i'll dealing with the socialist question. The Socialists Will have two members In Congress to re- pieseui them. and Milwaukee and an- ofhef city to show how well the sys. teul works in municipal government,
 Jadge Simeon l.. Balwin, Governor. elect. will have the power ef appoint. tnR ADHlt fillI6HS bt ttis RaitJ A' 'A'"' many that carry comfortable salaries two at least within his gift are worth more than the one to which he has been elected. One thing may be de- pended upon when these changes are made, is. that the new incumeents will be worthy citizens and not heelefs.
 The Connecticut Republican State Central Committee have decided that all caueuses, held for the same purpose shall be held on the same day through out the State, and thnt ail members ol she State House of Representative shall be nominated on the same dpy and that the vote in the convention, nominating candidates for office shal be by roll call and viva veee.
 The conference between the represen' tatives of the United States and Cana da. on the subject of improved trade relations, ended Thursday after foul days sessions The whole discussion was of the most frank and friendly na. fure. While no conclusion was reach ed, the ground was cleared for fur ther conference which will be held in Washington early in January, While both countries favor closer trade relai sions, the English newspapers express dread lest the movement ends In an. nexaiion of the two countries.
 Judge X. Mcclellan Mathewson, Re. publican treasurer for the Eighth Sen. torial district, Hartford, has filed a statement with the State Secretary showing no funds received or eSpend cd in the last election.
 Texans, on the border towns of Mex. aco, Iynched Mexican for some sup posed crime. ,rhis so enraged the Mex jeans across the borders that they be gan mobhing the Americans buildings and everything American and also tear Ing down the American flags, stamp ing and splitting upon them. fhis wa kept up several days, in which large amount uf property WAS destroyed The Mexican authorities inteffefed ana pul stop to the fioting. fhe Amefi can government has authorized th' Mexican government to investigate th' lynehing oi one of ils citizens. nnde its protection.
 President Taft has gone to fanami to examine the great canal work goinl on, and te cheer and heatlen the tsola ted officers and workers.
 The Socialist municipal government of Milwaukee will ask the next Legis lslure authority to establish mantci pal loan bureau, in order Ia put out Q business the "loan sharks, who de mand exlortionate interest on smal loans to poor people. The idea is ageot one.
 Four women will be In the next tie neral Assembly of Colorado, as a rcsul of Tuesdays election, The pefsisten ey of the women's efforts lo gain th' same right 10 political power as met is slowly gaining hcadway.
 A negro in Chicago was found gail ty of murder under unusual evidence Finger marks were found on freshl, painted wall in the room where th' murder was committed. X suspected negro was apprehended and cotnpar sson of lac simile print of his hans and fingers coincided so exactly witt the print on the painted room that th' twelve jurors didn't hesitate 10 fias him guilty of murder.
 A Nursery for blind babies was for anaily opened in farmington. las week, by religious services and,an at dress by Dr. Rockweil II. Potter, whs told how Connecticuts work for ths blind was begun seventeen years ago when Mrs. Emily Welles Foster tool into her hone, in Hartford, two blint babies, and began 10 interest others Finally the State Board of Education for the Blind, by her efforts, assumed the duty. and the Nursery for Bisnt Rsbies was consumnased.