Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-06

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Company, of Newark, the lavish thir-
teen course dinner feast was served.
during which piano music was rem
dered.
About IL O'Clock, when all had be-
come well satisfied with the luxuri-
ance of the menu, about six strong
voices led by County Clerk B. NJ. Gan
non, struck up a doggerel parody ode
to DR.. Ramsay, part of which a like
this: We are glad to be here today,
eating and drinking with Ramsay,
"for a jolly good fellow is he" Then
a quartet, composed of Messrs.
Stricken, Bollschweiler, Fraser and
Schloss, rendered a municipal an
them to the tune of "My Maryland"
composed by Mr.. Stricken. The song,
which was given in German started
with these words: ooh Bollschweiler,
Oh Bollschweiler, vie gut list bent
dein %frenen."
Toastmaster Mason then called on
Acting Mayor Garretson and request
ed him to deliver the keys of the city
to the visitors. Mr.. Garretson replied
that at many assemblages he had
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the city to honored guests, but in this
instance he thought no formality is
appropriate where so many loyal
friends are gathered together.
After kilograms had been read
from Hon. Thomas J. Scully, six 9TH
ers who regretted their inability to
be present POSTMASTER Mason in a
iowery denial of his discipleship of
Demosthenes, promiser the guests an
able speaker, and introduced Hon.
James Fielder.
Mr.. Fielder ayowed that 1t is an
honor to be a member of the New
Jersey legislature, and that in his
duties, though he had a lot to relin-
quish financially, he did not feel that
he had sacrificed himself, as the eX-
%perienee gained in attending the ses-
sions of that body and the friends he
had made fully compensated for any
personal privations he had caused to
accept the Office, and he knows that
will be the experience of Dr.. Ramsay,
who has been promoted at the polls
from the lower to upper branch of
the state lawmakers. He said he is
glad to give his expression of friend
ly feeling and honor felt for the SEN
a%tor-elect.
DR.. Britton ('tBrainstorm') Evans
said he had known DR.. Ramsay for
thirty years, and if he gives his word
of honor you may rely confidently
upon the fulfillment of his promise.
He knew DR.. Ramsay before he knew
he was a Democrat, and if he had
proven to be of another political
faith he still would revere him, for
he is a true man; true to the medical
profession, which means he is true
to his fellow men. DR.. Evans then
diverted to the humorous and kept
the assemblage continually laughing
at his ludicrous and facetious anec-
dotes. He compared his talk to a
Mother Hubbard, that covers every
thing and touches nothing" Return
ing to the serious DR.. Evans eulOg-
lied DR.. Ramsay as a man who had
sacrificed much to serve his state.
Prosecutor George S. Silzer took a
tiff at the medical profession In a
friendly way, accusing them of using
seven and eight syllable words which
no one not versed in medicine can
understand. He said he did not
know what the law books would be
in the future, couched in the phrases
of the M. DIS. But after all it may
be we'll, for since the public has been
swallowing such large doses of Soc
ialism, Woman's Suffrage, etc, the
pulse of the public needs feeling, and
what better legislators do you want
than those that understand the con-
stitution, and who understands the
constitution better than the doctors?