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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
MEXICO FRIENDLY
TO FOREIGNERS
De La Barra Gives Assurance That
plates No Radical y rtIon

,ulnirt Zoo ruing"ui o. ,prriuu capita.
Will 10" raNru hy rur u.,E ..iuuuI geo,
"rumrut d Mrylru. 8 rhr counsel ..
no" w"r. r"u,rr,H.i,' men rlu.. .
ur Mudrru regime mr,aIl.
IT wish ,uu would -a, 'u ib. rw
ripu w"rId, said rrr.d dr lH
liaru tonight, "thw a. I"uu r, am
ar 'hr hoad 70 ilhc go,,rumru' % will
b" rilnudl, rowrd furrign m,r,ruI-
The r"uutrN u""i, capital tur ir,n
"rmru' aud ma. administration v..
wolrour % - did the iurmrs
Tl." president o. rrmppt- mIu,rI 90
negative answer relative ru rur r,
ported dt~.lIu',uu t'hr pIuuur ru-
hN 'hr g",rruwru'
Ar the president ton.r mr--a-r
ct au optimistic rhr3 'r. mr u.r
ing duilN uui roo, atiruuua be- rrrr.,
eel "rr tl"m Cuirulru 90 vnlrb rhr
Mexican colony lu oV't ,altmuiu
sent rbuut. tur The uua-wr, u, MI
lakur 9" Jrsiorr pr."r.
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United Stntcs senate. June roth. lpll
lamos II brewster, ESQ,
Hart furd. Connecticut. !
My prm Mr. Brcwsicr,-
Yours of the 9Th with enclosure reln.
tiy" io statehood for New Mexico IL AZ
hand. II you noticed NV interview
puhli-hrd ia the Hartford Courant u
few days apo you will see that am in
favor of letting Arizona aud New Mex.
l"u iuto the Union with ANY Kind at
constitution they desire; that is, can
see NO reason why Arizona aud New
Mexico should not have the sume rights
that the other forty.siX states in the
l'uion have aud the other tottysi \
states can have The initiative. refereu.
dun aud recall IL ihev choose II these
political curc.alls must he tried,
prefer that they should he tried west
1T the Rocky Mountains aud II look.
nav as though the people In the West
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
HEAD MELTED DOWN

The report vns .tnltrd sunday ai
fc,uuou thu, man ~ l. ~ Mitchell
a Cos. store had hrromr ~ h,l that
his hpuI mrltri down ,Ufu ii~ rluthr-.
The report Wa uulN partially true. Th"
uuu wa, wax figure in the show win
dow uu the north side of 'hr building
aud the heat Wu. 80 intense that the
head hcnd IT he figure was melted aud
run down int" the clothes that were
drapcd around the figure. This il just
q sample ct how hot II was in Ihildres,
Optic.
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the matter
'hut from h"." letters that ~. can
'"N "u both OF Iowa . ."nntor. 'o hr,r
ih" rr,"luii"u D' ruursr ,nr knew
'hn. ~ruo'or ruumius 3. ,rr, min
"nf,nl mau Md ~"urt"r kcu,ru. BE-
'nu," cot Ius living connected with 'hc
Nu"uc, DrurHl pnrrr hcrnr" hcrum
m- l"ird state, senator. aud h,. ar.
'NItE iu ihr prosecution oi trusts. has
wHdr hw prominent MAN
om very glad q" Il" thl. much for
."u u, ! .rid 90 fum"r better wish
t"u would ,rv d" ,"ur hu.,nr.. men "f
N"ur commercial club and u,hct hu..
u".- W"u ,un' 'hc ,I"uruul - ~ hrufi,
nrrutd with YOUR movement tnw nrd
.rDi"h"rd and 50" viii hr glad '" i"
What Nr can tnr Won
N"ur> truly.
Merchant D., Trade Iminal.
Hv ". i. pilkinpi"u.
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REPORTS OF WHEAT CROP
LARGEST IN HISTORY

spokane. Wash. Iuur 30, Report.
irr"i,rd hy local bankers aud millrrs
from country correspondents IN Wash.
inpt"u. Or.go. ldaho ,d Montana, ldi.
cate that tho wheat rrpp IN th" INLAND
Empitr ihis wear will h"' about ~,
nuu, ,uUu hnshels. The largest In the his
tor, of the district The figures show
the crop in ~ r"uniirs 100 eastern Wash.
inptnn will be- 3i.luu .unu IN round NUN.
hers ~ compared with HtS"j ,oou bush
cl, IN lnnp Thi, statement j. confirm.
rd IA late federal crop reports, which
shows - ,I4l nctr, m winter wheat and
~. ,onn acres ~ spring wheat IN Wash.
mgt"n, the percentages being ~ and %
perfect, respectively ia" respective
Averages for period ot 10 wears are
~ aud - PEI cent perfect II j. re.
ported the crop will be- about two weeks
late. Commissioners ut horticulture IN
the PaciGc and Northwestern states -.
port that the fruit crops will he above
The average, The apple crop will nol
be- ~ large ~ IN 1919, hut IL IN likely
the prices will hc higher Pear, peach
aud other fruits will he plentiful in
m"st of the districts,
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Yours truly,
Bonnie Bruthrrs. nisiillrr..
liy " - Bonnie, Pres.

nrs Moiuc,. Iowa. Juuc ~. lHll
r \ Nmlrhrnd, \ TO-,
Tucumrnri. y "
ueuilcmru;
This morning received letters from
senator Cummiu, aud ais" from Senator
Kenyon of our state in regard to THEN
position In the matter oi New Mexico
being admitted to the Union
senator rummius .uys, quoting from
his letter ~ expect ~ do what I eau
to hasten the time when New McNiru
will heroine state
senator Kenyon has been very hu,,
man since taking his place in the Unit
cd States Seatc lie says, - viii ot
course give the subject In which you ar,
interested all the attention ! can lin,
time for, because IL is one of great i'm
portance hath to the new state aud 1,
the nation NJ large, and In its consider
alton will bear IN mind your interests IL
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The business men "f M" city tr" still
receiving lrit"ts from various concern
IN the different state. assuring 'hru
that every effort - lr,up made q" cause
their senators ~ aid New M"vir" IN her
Rrghi for admission The united plan
Ut the chambers uf commerce ut th" l"r
iiiofy IN requesting uur hu.iu"-- men ="
make ihis great final rflurt f"r early nd
mission il CARRYING NOR" weight than
was expected I, 3. rau-iur oa-t"tu
hnsiness interest, =" learn something "i
onf situation aud the, nrc seeing that
they will IN turn h" injured through
New MrNm"s smn ~ husIur,.. aud
they are doing whatever they can lr"m
both q business aud ,,mpathrlir .iaud
point. W. publish many ~ ih" letter.
received this week .. i"ll"ws
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
SEVEN CARS OF BEAR
GRASS 90 TO FACTORY

John u. Flint of this city has hecu a
very busy mHu for the past few weeks,
Tie has harvested aud shipped seven
carloads of bear grass this month. four
for himself aud three for NJ u. Golden
berg. The shipments have been made
from Hudson, the first station east of
this city on the Rock island aud the
shipments have averaged Mr., Flint sll0
q ear lie says the laborers are making
from ~ 10 ~ day out NJ the cutting
which is doing great deal for the
farmers Of that section Of the country
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
lust received fresh and new line Of
Eastman 5 Kodak supplies.
ELK DRUG STORE

WANTED'-To trade buggy for q
light spring wagon. Call al the Tucum
earl lee aud Goal Plant, or Phone 100
Rexall "0a Hair Tonic--Elk Drug
Guaranteed.
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Kan,n. civ. Nh. .mnr "a. 4
Columbia shade rl"'h Ca.
T T. Reilly.

Kansas Citv. Me-, June -, l"li.
American furn I",
Tucumrari y. VI
gentlemen:
We have Your favor of the 18th inst.
ia the matter uf the resolution rr"'id
inp fnr the admissi"u ni New N"Si"" I"
statehood aud are very glad :" dictate
letters Ia the senators from th,s stat"
aud from Kansas
uur wishr, are with New NrNir" ia
this SInirhood matter.
Yours truly,
The iIelmrrs Mfg. 60,
Per ". &. llrlm"Ts ~rrv.
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~, Joseph Mo, Jane ~, lHlL
lion ". !. Stone
senate Chamber,
Washington. u. g.
Dear Sir
A. merchants doing IN extensive
business in the trrrir"iy Ut New Mes.
sea. We are deeply interested m in,"r
able action upon the resolution pr"Nld.
ing for the admission "f that Territory
~ state aud We will greatly urpr"r
late IL IL y"u con consistently support
that resolution.
Nours truly,
Wveih lIdw i Mfg. Go.
Credit Manager
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STATEHOOD LETTERS

Kansas city. Me. June - l"l J.
American Furn. 60.
Tu'umrati. y VI
Grnil.men:-
We have your favor "i ~" lwh 'u''
aud have Noted the ruut"uts We rrr
Iainly will hr pleased :" do anything
We p"S$ibly can ." assist III" cit,I"u-
in increasing both Your hu-in".~ aud
the immigration :" New MrNir".
We will certainly tuk" rl"a.ur" u
huI ~ sI0lHu'S = 'pI 81 7uiIl'N
effect,
Yours truly,
Columbia shade Il"'h Go.
T. T. Reilly
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~. i"srph, Me-, June ~, lHll
American furu CO.,
rurnmrnri y NJ
Gentlemen;
We have written "uf Senators ~ ruu
pliauer with vnur request "i Iuur i"h
per copy nj letter attached,
Ynurs truly,
Wycth ildw. n Mfg, Go,
g. : Dirkrv
Credit Manager
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Your, truly
l'urruw lone, y bvrr Shoe 60.

Cincinnati, -. .luur "gnd.. lplt.
The VI g. G"ldcuhrrg Go.
Iurum,lrr. y VI
trutlrwru.
I'm rurly ?" y"ur letter of the 18th
So" will tai" ri"n~ur" 10 writing u" the
SENATORS ut uur state urging thcu to
.upport a." Statehood Rr,"luti ion whcu
% COME. up tur action IN the senate.
Ne ARE elud g." have nj, opportunity Y
30 10" "i -rrN tee ~ Nuu.
with regards. We are
Respectfully vour,.
Nny"r, SrhrurT, Onurr y 60.
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Merchant - Trade .lmrnal
liV ". j pilkinpiun

- l"ui, Mo- luur -. lrlI
g. \ Nuuhrud y Co..
IurunruTi. y. VI
u"uilrmru
We have yuur lritrr nf the Igih lust
and complying with v"ui request will
wit" To- our N"ua'"r, aud urge them -
,urp"r y"ui ,tur"h""d r",ului i"u. aud
We sincerely h"rr that ynu viii n,
successful lu obtaining .inr"ho"d IT,,
\rv MrNiru
N'l hiudr-t regards, ~, hey tu re-,
main,
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Days for Voting

FOR SALE,--Good ~ new Oliver
Typewriter Inquire at this ohiee. ae.ti
holder In Tuenmeari property.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

Burlington. Iowa. June 80, loll
MessTs. Barnes 4 Rankin,
Tucumcari \, VI,
Gentlemen;
We are pleased ~ receive your letter
~ June lalh In regard Ia urging the
Senators from onr state io urge for the
immediate admission of New Mexico :"
statehood, ln compliance with your
wishes. We have dictated letter 10 that
effect This morning
Trusting you will be- successful In
yonr endeavors aud assuring you that
We will he glad to assist ynu. We are
Sincerely yours,
Chittendrn 4 Eastman Company
by II. W. Chitteudeu, Pres
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01
Adopts New Name.

~ The second annual meeting uf the
Western kHusu, lurmrt, Conference
hrld this year ~ T,,- Kan. "n luur
aud the large pa,h"tlnp hy uuaui
m"u, N"tr drcldrd 'u change the nnmr
to "rhr Knn,s, pu lurmiug N>,"rin
ti"n \ wear ~" Nuru the urpHui/u.
i"u wa, effected. the tanner, ,hird at
han d"c, u hlind maze ~ lire crack
~ nn sane fout'h ct Judy Fifteen
delegates were named ru represent thn
n,,"oiaii"n ~ the ,"lorad" spring,
meeting of the Dr flaming S"ngrr,,
U, 8. Congress Liberal,
The lu,trd state, ,uugrrs. last WIN
Ter appropriated sIgHlu more m"nc,
I"r drv farming experiments than It
I'D tor the same wutL 'nr prev i"u, ,rs
-I"u The appt"prlai'ou Tor l"ll, wa'
iiy drd ~ tnllnw, Agricultural nyr.
,uNr.iipuI ions, sal,'u. crop phy.i"i
opy, tl7.uUui llhnl and dIouth rests
laur plnnr breeding. ,l,,"no; grain IN.
vest ipnr,ons. slSuou. For lpl. the
same appropriation, 900 'u'ir order are
! "a ....... .H., ...... f.. ANN
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1ro hound lo hny" the rNprri,ur" uf the
initiative aud Referendum 10 not the
recall
Yours sincerely.
tru T. Nrl.rns
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san Francisco, Iunr -, IrIl.
The w. T. G"licuhrrg CO.,
Tuyumcnri. y NJ
Gentlemen.
W. have ,"ur of the l"th inst and
90 ,"plv h"g to say that ~" nr" h'aiti
N u -ynwrh, with the stp'rh"od
movement aud viii Il" everything ~
uur power :" forward -nmr
Yours vrTN truly
The j. K \uuShv CnmwuN,
i X Arm,hy, Pres.
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Hartford, Conn. iuur -, 1911.
Nh g. u Hamilton,
Iurumrnri. \. VI.
brHr Srr:
Won prohHhlv will be- Interested in
ihc position "f uur Of our senators uu
lhr proposal rn admit New MrNirn ID
-lnirhni While I have not heard from
uur other senator. aud may not, be-
ll",r they pll hold III" same position ~
senator Mclean
Very truly yours.
Scottish l'niOn \ NatI. Ins. Ca.
Las, II brewster. Manager.
Enclosure
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Yours sincerely.
G"". T. Ncl.cns
rincina,ti -, luu, -. lpIl
Mt Joseph Israel
Turumcafi. \. VI.
nrnr sir.
"" nr" rnrl".ing letter. .n.' ,rrr,,rJ
l'v us from 10Th III "ur uUiu senator.
." 'uu can ."c that the, .n.,ud tn waite
ia'"rnhl, relative 4" r0, pruro,aI tu
admit New Mexicu ns static. w., at,
rlad tu have complied viii ,uur rraur.,
~ III, matter
Awaiting youf rurihr, aiud rom
maud', "" are,
iours yrrs truly.
Tia" JuliHu 4 kptrupr Go.
Pet u B Gibson.
United states Senntr, luur -. luIl.
The Julian aud Kokrngr co..
Cincinnati. Ohio
Gentlemen.
nm ~ receipt 1T vuut iot'rr 1T the
2ird in,t. urring the aduI.. Sion nf New
MrNlr" ~ q state. an entirely favor
nhi" =" his aud shall -urm,oi' rhr state
hnud rrsnlut ION wh"n II cuiur. u,, IN ia.
srnHtr.
Very truly y"ur..
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Kansas City, Mo, June 20, 1871
Mr. q. II. Rankin,
Tuenmcari, n. NJ.
Dear BiF;-~
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-07-01

Big celebration a, Endee the Fourth.
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OWEN Is THE STUMBLING BLOCK

Washington. u. g.. Itur &c. Chain
man smith uf the Sruutr rommttr, u,
territories i, preparing the Nrw Mr,i,,
and Arizona statehood report llr wil.
cnufrr with President lau briurr th
final report l. presented, which viii
pr"hohl, hc i"mmruw.
The democrats urr preparing numr'
"us iurin reduction bills. Kitchen "i
south Cur"liua hn, hrru given wool
although lirtlc Wud b., grown 100 lha
state. RniucN. Illinois, viii work "i
cotton hcrnusc uo cotton b, raised ir
hat state. llnrrisu uf New York 3.
giNru chemicals; Underwood of Ala
hama. Democratic lradcr who ha.
heavy investment, IN steel mills, i-
given steel Others are given either
schedules The cotton report b. ." b,
made soon Democrats iusist ou ror"u
ing "n many schedules, nnd are idit
grrrut about unsettled business.
". :, Hoprwell has .ioiu"d the state
hood workers. senator owen of Okla
hnma remains the chief stumbling
block in the way of statehood
Days for Voting
Washington u. g., June "a Chair
man penrose ~ the finance committe,
tomorrow will ASK the seate to fix O
day Ia vote an the reciprocity hill ag,
Ia name separate days for votes on the
farmers free list aud wool hills
Though favorable action l. unlikely
it win test the senate's temper an,
probably pave the way for longer sit
iiugs of the senate
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Louisville. ~, June 80, lnll
Nh ~iia- MaN,
Turum,uri N VI
Dear sir.
Rrrl,mg rn YOUR communication eft
the 18Th, we viii take great pleasure
iu writing ro uur Senator and rrprr-"u
tuti,rs regarding the mnrtrl referred lu
viz; the admission of New NrN,,u iuru
statehood
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Book and job Work Our Speciality
PRINTERS OF EVERYTHING
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-27
street for POOR OILED for rich.

TO the Editor of the Evening Star:
Sussex avenue has again been
smeared with a lot of Shiny, sticky
stuff that hangs on to ones shoes, as
the ancient mariner of gllttering. eye
to the wedding guest or as the Old
Man OF the Sea to Sinbad the Sailor.
This happens periodically, and as the
people who live in the lower part of
Ina avenue are pretty poor they have
nothing to say and stand for the out
rage. The smearing is done chiefly for
the fortunate owners of automobiles
who like to use this avenue, and the
stuff does not affect them or their
machines. SO, / suppose, it Is all right,
after all.
The oily ooze is put on so carelessly
In the roadway that the c%rosswalks
are covered with painful regularity,
and every h~ousekeeper or storekeeper
or business man along the line gets
the benefit of It. Carpets and rugs are
ruined and the awful smell adds to the
general nuisance.
SUSSEX AVENUE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-27
THE BANKRUPTCY COMBINE.

1TaHE more that the legal combine to exploit the estates of
bankrupts is looked into the worse it appears. When a
man has the misfortune TO fail in business, perhaps after
years of effort and hard work and selfsacrifce, he is entitled TO sym
patty and aid. When a business man or firm has extended credit
to the bankrupt the law shonld afford him every protection in his
claim and make sure that out of the bankrupt assets he shall re
ceive back as much as possible But under the operations of the
combine the bankrupt and his creditors are regarded simply as
prey. The bankrupt is stripped as clean as a hounds tooth and the
creditor behOds the assets deyoured by a set of practitioners who
seldom leave enough TO make any show of a percentage of the
claims. Besides the bitter wrong 10 bankrupt and creditor in.
yolyed in the practfses Of this cormorant combine there should be
considered the injury done 10 the character of the legal profess
sion. Every reputable lawyer feels the stigma Of it and every rep
utable lawyer in New Jersey is up in arms against it now.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-27
DYNAMITE THAT ITALY MAY. Explode.

m COLLISION between Italy and Turkey, provoked by Italy,
EA has infinite possibilities. 1t may take the lid off of the
Eastern questionth that kept The chancelIories of Europe sit
ting up nights for anxious years, until the Far Eastern question
and finally the Moroccan question came up to obscure it, But the
dynamite remained i'll the Eastern question and is there yet. Italy
may explode il. Ii all hinges on the division of HE European es
tate of the Turk. after he shall be disposed of and driven OUT. If
Italy shall seize 100000 square miles of Turkish territory in North
Africa shall there be no compensation for the other Christian
powers that look longngly towards The Dardaneles and The ancient
seat of the Caesars? Austria has made one successful grab, why
not another? Why should Germany hold off? Why Russia, whose.
traditional policy is 10 extend her empire to The Golden Horn?
England and France. too. are deeply interested in this Eastern
question which seems destined 10 light Europe with the eonaagra
ton of war and that may, by general Mohammedan uprising, pre-
cipitate another and a last momentous struggle between the Cross
and the Crescent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-27

To the Editor or tho Evening star
Very little encouragement or support
is given the man advocating the theory
of e%uthanasia. He cennot corral any
popular favor or create much sym
pathy for that practise. 1t Is not only
contrary to our traditions OF human
life. bHt at present It Is contrary 10
law.
Nevertheless there are few people h
have not seen instances OF mortal sur
fering, hopelessly disordered minds and
vitality deficient beings whose existence
10 themselves and to others is far less
desirable than otherwise. for whom the
treatment of %euthanasia could be con
sldered as only an act of mercy.
No element of wanton life destruction
enters into the theory OF euthanaFia.
It's only service is relief of suffering.
Properly regulated and governed by
legal approval and subject to legal
recognition and coptrol, the practise of
enthanasia could only serve to improve
and perfect conditions in the world by
a welcome relief of suffering and to
lift the standard Of manhood and
womanhood to physical, mental and
moral perfection. x. Y. u
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he could, II necessary, pun up in ten OF
twelve feet.
UNI" said the judge.
Then the next witness-an expert
gave his evidence. Said the judge:
IF a motor-car were travelling forty
miles an hour, and the brakes could be
put ON in such a manner as to stop it
within ten or twelve feet, where would
the driver go?"
Depends very much on the sort Of
life he'd been living said the expert.
The Villains scheme had succeeded.
Bound hand and foot. the fair maiden
was put into a sack, unable to move
or scream. h felt herself being car
ried down a fight of stairs, put into a
vehicle and then driven away. She
struggled vainly to release herself, hui
the villain had lone his work well.
Finally the conveyance stopped.
Again she was lifted and carried into a
building. fainting and gasping for
breath. The sack was removed, then
the gag. The villain, still masked, his
eye cleaning like Goals of fire, re-
leased her and said through his tightly
clenched teeth:
There, my pretty bird, scream as
loud as you like: no human ear will
ever hear you. You are totally within
my power"
Where am y" she gasped.
"In the shop of a man who never ad-
vertises,' was the cruel reply.
The seorching eyclist was on the road
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-27
PARTY ORGANIZATION ASSERTS HsELE

6Ta HE nomination in the party primaries in Essex County yes
terday of the regular candidates of the two political parties
marks he failure of The primary object of the election law
legislation of last winter. namely. to destroy party organization and
political parties. abolish traditional party principles and suostl.
tue Il species of politics not wholly unlike that which prevails in
Mexico and Cuba-to Introduce in politics, as we see it in Mexico,
The domination of personality over party, and Of the will of one ind.
vidual over that Of The great body of voters and their legislative rep
resentativcs. BY reason of the involved election law and the bur
dcnsomc and irritating requirements for the citizen, thousands Of
voters stayed away from the polls Yesterday. If they had voted the
verdict given would have been more emphatic than ii was. Every
absent vote was a protest against the policies represented III the
law and Il rebuke 10 those who have reyOlutiOniZed the electoral
system of Tie State 10 destroy party organization among The PEG
pie and subordinate their State affairs to national and presidential
politics.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-27
A NATIONAL RELIGIOUS CRUSADE.

IT y ninety cities Of The United States and afterward in every town
and hamlet a vast religious propaganda. non-sectaran in char.
acter. is to be conducted under the auspices principally of
men of large wealth and by an army of men and women skilled il.
social and lay religious work. The object. is to draw the churches
and the masses closer together, and new methods will be employed.
IT is held That the machinery of the church is not up to the times
and that Il general movement along modern lines cannot fail to
have The desired results. This great experiment will attract world
wide attention and il may have a profound effect upon the whole
social fabric in The United States.