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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
LECTURES FOR
The TEACHERS

The teachers Of the sixth, seventh
and eighth grades Of the public schools
will hold their monthly meeting at
the grammar school this afternoon.
Miss feathers, will deliver an address
on the "Schools of Newark to the
sixth grade teachers. The seventh
grade teachers will observe a model
lesson on mental arithmetic taught by
Miss Hawk, with the assistance Of her
pupils. Miss Ella Kent with the as
sistance Of Miss Gilman g and Miss
Kent's pupils will observe a model les
son on music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
MANCLEO ARM
IS AMPUTATED

John Ndo, an emplayaa at4@tha
Standard Underground Cable Works
got his arm caught in some machinery
and mangled badly yesterday. He was
taken to the city hospital where 1t
was thought best to remove the In
jured member. The operation was per-
formed successfully by DR.. g. w. Tyr
rell. The man viii remain at the hos
pital for some time under treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
Church voting Contest.

Voting contests for a diamond
ring and a solid geld watch r I'M
der way among practitioners of the
Italian Catholic Church OF. Our Lady
of the Most Holy Rosary. They be-
gan last Monday and will end on
Easter Monday. The contests are
held as a means of raising money for
the church,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02

IN DAhVILLEE:

Special bg UHited Press WIRE.
Danyille, H., Feb. At was re-
ported on good authority here today
that the grand jury has already
drawn up more than fifty indictments
against prominent politicians and
ward workers charging them with
violating the election laws by buying
votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
FEVER
ON MARIETTA
astsd Press wire

spscsoI bv Unstsd Press wlrs.
Washington, Feb. Am Illness
suspected OF being yellow fever has
appeared on board the United States
gunboat Marietta, now on duty on
the Hondurian coast and the vessel
was today ordered to Key Wast
Florida. for observation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
Held For Assault.

Charged with assault and battery,
Albert Kirchner, forty-seven years
old, an employee of a saloon at 2
Smith street, was held under $500
bonds by Recorder Kehoe this morn
ing to await the action OF the grand
jury. The complainant In the case
is Henry odlum, Of Sc Front street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
ARCHBISHOP RYAN is
DYING THIS AFTERNOON
special bu united Press wsre.

Special bN United Press Wire.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 2;-The
life Of Archbishop Ryan. is this af-
ternoon approaching its end. A turn
for the worse came shortly before
noon today, following a restful night
and encouraging awakening. He Is
unable TO recognize those about him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
AFFAIR.

On account of the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Ferd Garretson at 286 High
street, being in the possession of
the Ford family for one hundred
years, the anniversary was observed
last evening. To fittingly celebrate
the occasion ME- Garretson enter
tanned a number of the Ford family.
The house was d veritable garden of
ferns and cut flowers. The evening
was pleasantly whiled away with
music and songs. Many reminiscent
ces Of the times had in the old resi-
dence we're talked owe At 10
o'clock elaborate refreshments were
served. Many kilograms OF regret
were reeeiyd by Mrs Garretson
from q number of the Ford family
residing out Of town, who were UNI
able to attend the event on account
of distance to be travelled or through
old age. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Garretson, Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Duncan, Mr..
and Mrs: r. 3. Hope, Mrs. a. FRANKIE,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. FRANKIE, Mrs. Mary
Alcorn, Misses Sue FRANKIE, Florence
Duncan, Fanny and Mary Ford, Es-
Their Hope, Jeanette Garretson,
Thomas Garretson, Voorhees, Carrot
son and Donald G~arretson and Rus
sci Hope all of this city; Mrs. Ella
Ford, of New York and Mrs. M. j.
Greer and Miss Emma Lavelle, OF
Paterson,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
500 CORPSES
ARE BURNED
Special by United Prsss wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
Pekin, China, Feb. 2-The cremation
Of bodies Of the plague victims at
Hardin was completed today when 500
corpses were ineinerated. The stencil
of burning oil-soaked corpses p~ermeated
the country for miles. The disease is
spreading In the affected districts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
GYMNASIUM
FOR Y. NJ. H. A

An up-to-date gymnasium was
planned at the meeting of the Y. M.
a. A., held in their rooms in Smith
street, last night. Morris Greenfield,
Abraham London and Benjamin Gid
berger, were appointed as q committee
to attend the organization of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the club at 8
O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
ROBBERY AND TWO DEATHS.
Mexican Bandits Are Indirect Cause
Of Murders at Santa Teresa. =

Mexican Bandits Are Indirect Cause
of Murders at Santa Teresa.
Torreon, Mexico, Feb. PA party Of
armed men who are alleged to be BAN
dts robbed the store OF Manuel Abas-
cal, a wealthy merchant in the Santa
Teresa district, near here. Of It's entire
stock, valued at $1,000. They loaded
the booty into twenty wagons and
drove off toward the mountains.
Abascal started In pursuit and, meet
ing a man in the road whom he took
for one Of the bandits, shot and killed
him. The father of the Head man
killed Abascal when he learned OF his
sons death. The bandits also sacked
q large store at San Marcos and made
IN attack upon the ranch OF Aniceto
Garcia, near San Pedro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
COURT DECISION IN
FAVOR OF STAMPS

specscl BIZ Uaited Press wsrs.
Minneapolis, MINI, Feb. 2-Fhe
court of appeals today declared uncon-
stitutional the Law past by the last
legislature making the giving of trad
ing stamps illegal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
TWO KILLED! IN COLLISION
caol by United press wsrs.

Special By United Press Wsrs.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Feb. 1.-Two
persons are dead and three fatally
hurt in a collision between an auto
and .nterurban a near here. The
dead are Edna Cooper and Stan
ley Clark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
Neoro Murdersr Eleotroeut.d

Dannemora. N. Y, Feb. 2.-Samuel
Ford, a negro, was e~leetrocuted at the
Clinton prison for the murder Of Cap
tora Ashe, a colored woman with
shom he was living at Browns sta
en, Ulster county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
FOR "PovRRTY sooIAL.o

At q meeting of the social commit.
tee of the Philathea Glass held at the
home of Miss Emily Greene, In Mar
ket street, Saturday night, it was de-
eided to hold a poverty social, Friday
evening, in the Baptist chapel. After
the business session a social time was
enjoyed and refreshments served.
Those present were Misses Irene Rock,
Marion Foote, Pearle Koch, Henrietta
Hanson, Nettie Liddle, Florence Leath-
ara and Emily Greene.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
BALLINcER CASE IS
THE FOOTBALL AGAIN
Ipecial bv unAed Pres. Rfs.

Special BY United Press Wts.
Washington, Feb. Holding
that it had no Jurisdiction to consid-
err a report made by a regularly CON
stituted committee of two branches
of Congress. the House Committee
on Agriculture today voted to refer
back to the House the report of
the Ballinger-Pinchot investigating
Committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
pENEEI FOR sHOME.

Plans are being made for q dance
and reception to be held on the
evening Of March 16 In Washington
hall for the benefit OF the Danish
Children's Home. The affair will be
conducted by the Danish Dramatic
Society. HeImaupChristian Is chair
man of the arrangement committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
BAND TO GIVE BALL.

The first annual reception and bail
of the Perth Amboy Union Band As
ISOLATION will be held In Washington
hall Monday night, March 10. The
committee named at a meeting of the
association Tuesday night last night
secured the hall for the above date.
1t is the intention Of the association
to invite nearby bands and drum corps
50 as to make it a real musical gath
ering. The music for the dancing will
be furnished by a military band of
twenty-five pieces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
MANY AT THE aTEA."

For the purpose Of enlarging the
church fund OF the Simpson Metho-
dist Episcopal church, a number of
social events have been arranged
for. The residence of Mrs. George
D. Runyon, at 173 High street, was
the scene of a large gathering yes
terday afternoon from 8 until s
o'clock, the event being a Calendar
Tea" given under the auspices of
the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the church.
1t is estimated that fully seventy
Ave people attended the event. The
dining room was presided owe by
Mrs. South r. harrington, Mrs. G.
X. Seguine, assisted by Miss Grace
Wells, Miss Lavina Colyer and Mrs.
Heman Anderson, while Mrs. e. Y.
r. Sofeld, Mrs. w. G. Healey and
Mrs. ]. s. Smith assisted Mrs. Rum
yon in receiving. A similar affair
will be held next Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. S. G. Grea-
cen, in Water street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
POLICE NEWS

James Kenne. thirty-nye years
old, of lis Brighton avenue, was ar
rested this morning By Patrolman
Oulnlan on a drunk and d~isOrderiy
charge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
RAcK EROM TnUR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mindeleff, OF
army venue returned to this city
ay after an extended tour or Dem
i Salt Lake City and Los Ange-
Mr.. Mindeleff has visited the
d aren't United states mints as a
a~sEaerologist and chemist In the EN-
ploy OF the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
HANDSOME I

Those who have charge of the mas
querade dance and reception to be
held in Washington hall on the evening
of February sixteenth, under the aus
pieces Of Liberty Camp No. So, Wood
men Of the World, held a meeting at
the home Of Armin Tomaschoff, in
State street last night. Handsome
prizes are to be awarded for the diff
ferent events, the prizes are now on
exhibition in Mayor Albert Bollseh-
weller IS cigar store window, in Smith
ported and 8ofhing wllisbe left undone
~ the committee 70 give q good time
to those who attend the event. On the
arrangement committee are: Armin
Tomaschoff, David Solomon, Matthew
Zaerai. John Omiei, Thomas Horhai,
John Gaspar, Joseph Koppel, John
Foster, Arthur Reiehman, Louis Val
radi, =. vshkan ard Ferdinand Lonayi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
ENrERrAMs an CARDS.

The residence Of MI. and MIS-, q IL.
Toft, in Gordon street, was the scene
Of a notable social event last evening
when a number of friends were enter
tanned at a card party. Pinochle was
the main attraction Of the evening,
music and singing was also enjoyed
and at 10 o'clock a sumptuous repast
was served. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sandbeck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Morrisey Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fl. loft, Mrs. Dora Nit
chic, Misses Carrie Amer, Mana Nor
risey, Alfred and Howard loft and
Howard Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
pLANNING DANCE.

The members Of the "Up-fo-Date
Pleasure Club or this city are PLAN
ming for a dance and reception 70
be held ia Mckinley hall on the
evening Of April n.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-02
san. q EUROPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Anders Thusholt and
son Robert of this city sailed for
Europe this afternoon on board the
9. r. Tietgen. Passage was booked
through Frederick +. Brown.
Evening star., 1911-01-15

We will price and easy terms only direct letters
plainly mail before you forget it. Dr. Rdpath dead
print price broadcast for the sake of quickly selling Il
Evening star., 1911-01-15
lDPATH throws the mantle Of personality

heroes Of history. Alexander is there; patriot,
diplomat, crownine the glory Of tirecin bis
tory Xerxe from his platform. ThsnstoGcs With
three hundred and fifty Greek ships smash his Persian feet
thousand sail and help mould the language which this para
graph Rome peches Nero the throne
earth and sets mailman stand for countless
the OF cruelty: Napoleon fights Water
loo under eyes and reels before the fact that
last the end Of his glded dream has Bismarck there gt
overhearing giant pugist diplomatic rng laughing
shall
of
Evening star., 1911-01-15
f r EE

WI, ,.1i will mail "a free aa'. = beau.
on history to every reader
Of this paper interested in our
offer who mails us the cou-
pom below. 1t contains DR..
Ridpath's Race Chart in
colors, tracing all races Of
mankind back to the parent
stock: the best map OF the
Panama Canal ever printed,
two beautiful duotone repro
ductions OF great paintings
showing Napoleon Before
the Sphinx in Egypt and
Queen Elizabeth Signing the
Execution Warrant of Mary
Stuart, together with por-
traits Of Socrates. Caesar.
Napoleon, Shakespeare and
Roosevelt and other great
characters in history; also
specimen pages from the His
tory, giving some idea Of the
wonderfully beautiful style in
which the work is written.
Mail Coupon Now
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
MONEY BACK
hVoMGl CURES cATARRN WITH
OUT STOMACH DOSING. OR
MONEY BACK,

Yes. dear reader calarrh can he
cured but not 10y pouring vile. naus'
eating drugs ialo the stomach,
Ana caiarrh germs lhrlV, flourish
and multiply Ia the nose and throat
Can Nou kill these tough nnd per-
sisirnl little health destroycrs by
swallowing pills OF nostrum? Any
ply sician VIII tell YOU IL cannot be
done
HNOMEl pronounced llieh'omel
is "a germ ,illing vaporized air which,
when hrealhod ei,ho: through the
mouth on nose. viii Kill catarrh germs
and soOlh and heal the inllamed
ana mulilalpd membrane promptly Il
gives relicl in Two minutes
llNOMEl rs such a powerful germ
destroyer thai II peneiratcs every
told and creylco OF the mucous mem
hranc oi the nose aud throat.
4 complete outfit, which include
inhaler bottle of iIyOMEl and siin
pie Instructions for use. costs ~ 10
Should you need a second hottie %
HNOMEl lhr price II only 30 cents
J. H. oRiolly and leading druggist
/ everywhere sell HYOMEI,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
\ LESSON ~ " ~

yhc report of vha, Uoo eros. li,-
s.oans found whom thD invaded
Juaro1 YESTERDAY foo attempt to f,.
lr,v tho~" aho N,r, Vuuudrd in hHi-
ue is 1t tmrh lesson Tor "a, mot
headed Young Americans who would
Ike Go join IN, usutroctos IA IA, war
boo M,N,".
The charge. the battle ana th, vio.
tory appeal to- th. mind OF Youth
tn,N make dramatic reading ana set
tho blood on 'ir.. Isn't ii cannes ~ y
SOLDERING Influence tn litt the curtain
and look IA upun those Mo found NJ"
iaVor with the guddcss Of forum,
Thos, poor devils Who were sii"t To-
pieces dur,ug ths battle at Iuaro1
aud even som, who Wcr" wounded
several months ago nt Casas Grandos.
were left Wiihout medical attention,
amid fuh. surroundings ana with not
even water aud bandagcs for treating
themselves
Human 90. becomes cheap when II
b. pat ~ 49, the wager IN warfare
and while IL - probably great To- he
~ soldier II is better not to don u
uniform nr,l the ncccSsii, absolutely
arises and the Nc. OF the nation " IA
stake
rhosr Americans VINO iuincd tn
Mad.ro command wcr" not fiehtinl
from patriotism bat Tor thu lust {"
lighting the battles outcome was col
mo- mom,'d To- thrm further than t.
win Th,N rould nav. found muCl
better channels tor Then energy ~
any Other walk Of lifo. and The sigh
ut lcW Of thrm diving without care
aud being buried like cattle ia trench
- should prove sufficient 10 disc"ur'
age further m,itar, ard"r along tina
line
When war actually comes 1" N"uns
America he had better pursue rs sur
tunes under thc stars ANA stripes
CLOSE Go rncl" sans big modicin'
chest t.y"n with all The modern ap
uHpucos. nghunp be- bad enough
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

while cutting alfalfa On his ganch
north ~ Leasburg on Tuesday after
noon, Ramon Aguilar lad his right
foot badly cut by tn mower knife.
lie had stepped Ia front of the ma
chine L. clear the knife from weeds
and punched VI grass when the team
started. the knife catching Aguilar
lust above the lnst"p and cutting n
CASA over three inches dccp. exposing
the bone. The team stopped almost
~ once, and this was the only r"a-
son that IA man did not lose his en-
tire foot Ne was brought Ia THIS
city Yesterday afternoon VIII 'ar ih'
wound was dressed, ana II Is thought
tAat there Win be no serious consr'
puoncos. unless blood poisoning seis
/ I'm on account of the rusty condition
ui the mower knife This II the first
accident nf tn Nild reported this year
\ number OF marrow escapes have
bs n had during the past week on
oalrrs John liesluc having his foot
: caught In thr hopper Monday, bu
fortunately extrlcatlng i before the
bones were brokcn.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
M\ulu\tE NND DIVORCE

The question as To- whether az not
marriage h. failure has long been
q mont.d "nc Emerson. "a. h"li"N"
h was. inquiries rs not parriag" an
npcn question. when u ~ alleged. from
tn. beginning of ;hc world that such
a. are 10 tn. institution wish to get
out. aud such as are uut wish Z" SET
in" Jonathan swift g"r~ further
and apparently accepts the nfiirm"-
tiv, 90 tho proposition when hc SAYS
- h. reason so t,W marriage ar"
happ, H. bc,.,usc Young ladies spend
tncil time IN making nets. not IN
making cages
However. let IA. possibilities "i sue
D,..s or failur. b. what th'v may. ~
is quite certain that prcnuptM Agree
meuts sometimes play an important
part IN determining the conrs" ~
married felicity 10 the 81 Louis
Times We are indebted inr an instanc"
~ such prcuupual agrc"mcn, bring
lWk tN'N' ~ SUM " nv ''' 'i''''0''
mrnt between a husband aud wife AT
'nickasha okla
uN the terms Of an agreement
blou both the man and the woman
.IaIed h.ioro tn, wedding ceremony
seas performed thc woman was &
receive tn sum of $3.50 per year i"i
.e,u year She Hysd win the man
tuIs uu condition that thcN should
ever dr,,d. q. separate.
Under IN, circumstances q scpara'
tou SOONER or latter, might have beer
..u-iderad inevitable Ans way. n APP
turt soon after the marriage ccr"'
mouN wac performed hnr tear o'ing
that her husband Was not saving
enough 10 pas her tho agrrod sum al
$50 per scar, m 40, event that The.
over decided 30 part And so hul
dcnsomo dld She mak, Els NE, ac
,ordnp to IN" account. that ne sep
aiatlou has now ocouird. and ~
woman has gone into court to see
nid iu ,oli"otnR the money due n'
~, b. not duIeult SAYS th" Time
"to frame arguments against th' maj
rage that - binding. or diiiirult
break Liberal minds inquire wh
the word ot thc minister or 10" ofF
cial should be- respected when u is +
often obtained readily tor small f.
from people whos' lives mas bee IN u
mnnnsr snnctifcd The answer mu'
D.. that the marriage tie as !, ~ rec
ognized and respected hy thc worl
as "A whole. SERVES as AN anchor she
the storms pass when lh' god :
soddens proves to be- ~ clay there
speedy impulse IN the part Of u
Youthful and diallusloned 10 run ava
from the partnership which has be'
formed But the restrictions est"
iishsd by church ana stat" sorN"
stny those who are wounded and -
pulsive; and In u sres, majority
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12

cases th.r" grovs "It .' fu" Infatu-
ALTON OF Youth uu Affection hich
recognizes "a th, d.H'u.d d"l a
moody -irugglins ci,...i. t... .H'N.
'ne crmpassipn and pat r. .no H
dec. .rus' ~ dut,
$50 one should rt,f ,.f.. I'. iN"
utrae, collation. .v,cpi t.r Pill. ..-
I,.' Intention OF maKug ur nlf
uu. u.f 90 p' severed .V.,p. . tNt
d.ltu .f ,u, of the par,i,- ,na ..t.
chat .ufpu-. urmi, uNod u OBJ. wiH'
% $500 rho easier - pass tHfuHH'
'b, aaihost OF domosu, clouds rr'
BOZ, .lt. Nou rr right then a. arosI
-ai..u.u Goo accept the old ties ,ua '
.o.ui .r tu, old rewards
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
VALUABLE LANDS
ARE SOLD
One Hundred and Sixty Acres
in San Juan Bring $l6,25O
When Disposed of for Ter.
ritory.
,>p~"i~, correspondence ." the U~raid )

Fnruington. y Vi Man sltl..
which has attracted Wild" attention in
this section 81 IN, country Was PM
through tudn, Whom what WIS know pa
as 81, SWarjI estate was sold ia tu"
interest of the trrritor, to- \ VI
Palmer for Sl6.-,o. IN, estate con
-ists OF lGo acres of land ~ 900, most
tamablr vrttinu ut the vicinity. Nuu.
about nn,-haI mile west OF he ,iir
Units. aud ha~ good water rights AT
SNart2 dl,d Nithout having WiN
aud 40 hcirs ha>, h,,u found to claim
th" estate.
I'll, removal 90! To-, old Home rcs-
tauiuut FROM Main stree, b. causing
much excitement these DAYS Thu
huildiug, which b. a seven room
iam, structure. is ou, ct thr oldest
! landmarks of li, town, aud th' con
tiHrtoIE ar, having many oiffi,uiti'S
~ muNius - without collapse. u
| rs 10 10, replaced with u modern st"u"
/ rank Mhdiug which - tu be- built
| b, ,hc san Junn county buk
! Tie san Juan river has o"ru rap
| ihh rising tho past f"V DAYS Hntii y
| now ~ at = danger point io th'
| ranches along it, hauks NvN,r "u
| TIA, Whuic. nave prospects l"r un
mcnsr crops been better than THIS
YEAR. FreQus,nI light ruiiis 90, k''p-
ing things moist and the i'"sls ha''
J done N,'N nttlc inJnr2, white ia"
weather Is gradually groWme Naim-
o. ana brineing things "ul SLOWLY.
! H,, a. g. Jackson has returned
| FROM mi,f visit L" points n Nirh-
| igan aud canada.
Lawyor Martin at lhr urm OF I'd
wards and Martin. Is sprndir- iI'
N,rk in Santa Fc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-12
uNU, OID NO,JNI


o. .. interesting 80 loatn that ever
sine. tnr dtN- of The revolution tbc
constitution uf u, Ini,cd state. and
tho b,clituou OF indopond.nc. has.
boon preserved intact bv this goy,ru.
mont aud that ,heu th, secretary pl
stat, r..rutN Opened tn" dopositott
coutnmus th,s, ancient documont.
tho, ,,r, found iu good condition a.
.ccpi that th, signature had faded
m, constitution BIZ rar, old vulum,.
~ has been found sIincion, for Il
goodh puuu,r of Years es u basis for
free governments aud lt iS the corner
stnn. ~ thr emancipation uf the world
from fcudaiism and monarchy
Just noN thor, b.. wave sweeping
over th' ,ountr, for what II termed
ptugr.ssiV. ideas The basis ot these
prugr, ssi,. idrnr Tor th" most part
ate to overthrow SOME Of III" essen
uals ou which the constitution aud
TN, iudiciur, COZ tine countr> are haSrd.
Under TIA, constitution. which was
framed lbs TIA. b,st brains uf the
thirteen colonies. the Judiciary WAS
made tn. ia,t appeal IA government,
next tu M ballots OF the pcupl". and
after q thorough ,rNout that system
has worked with mir success
Progressive idous now advocate
! patching NJ IN. constitution. amend
| ing our basic lnN with q number OF
now theories aud untri'd cur"-alls
tina, are like man, pat'nt nns,rums.
Iad,piis,d 4" mond at. defects in cor
political system.
should th.s, Id,a- prevail IA the
lcours, 81 IA. noNt frN wears. those
ancient documents preserved with
such care viii be- useful cht.tly as
curios. aud So, viii %, living nndor a
new regime
Eithcr our fundamental lHH is
sound and the government and ma
ton that have Erou Up on that basis
las. pormanrn, ard proven sucrcss's.
"r Vc should convene la th" rouutr'
L. u.v constitutional convention, east
aside tn, old d",um,ut aud nuild e
new on, nNol,ul the changes that
an, advocated lo cur, an our M
The sn-callcd progrrssiv, wave IN
Ithis country. IN ~ munt radical t.a-
lures. means nothing hat thr sweep
ing aside of tn, past and the starting
anew at q government Win a radical
Ily different principle than any that
mont might prov" successful. Bat
likcviso al experiments ar" danger
Gus things and the, shoIld b" we'll
considered hcfor, an rfior, T. made
20 u, them ont "p such an extended
plan.
There are many changes IN govern
men, trom tim. go umr that b'com'
imperative from altering conditions
ana chansng ages, bat thcs" can Esu
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