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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27
Manhattan,

9TH AVE. cor Of 4th ST. lO5.2 Tus-
canv Realty 60 To Edward Clark. CoOpers
town. y Y Jan -; due az per bond; Sll5 900;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l7J
iST ST. :. 67.l Z, . Of "a ave. 2sx726 Hen
riettl Levitt and ano 10 Albert q Morganstern'
II East 18th ST. Jan :; > yrs $4,000 attorneys
Wolf a Kohn, 2O3 Broadway.
nth ST. i2i East; sly erk; -'XlO2. ?; Abra-
ham Grossman TO M n Ryoa 80 Soo Isl a1y
ney. 4 y Adler. 1906 LIST ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Abraham Grossman 10
Pauline Pollak 1905 LIST aye; Jan . prior mtg
attorney. same as above
s4TH ST. :. 100 Il Of Isl ave. 49, lXi02 :;
lanes NJ Power to James Power, 40 East Nth
st. Ian - prior mtg 81. lOol; yrs. per cent
81 800: attorney. l. Goebel, II Park Row.
l2oTH sT. SIS East. 3 sly brk. le5xlOOll;
Mary Mercadante to Equitable LIE Assulance
Jan II 3 yrs. $500: attorneys. Alexander a
Green l5j Broadway.
The Bronx.
DE KALB AVE, . = 15I2 Il II Of Gun Hill
rd j0xilsG. Lottie l. Welch TO iiadarsh Dis
count. lgS Columbus ave: Jan "a prior mtg
Robert G. Peters 3O2 Broadway.
HOFFMAN ST. = 1905 II Of 18th So,
asx9i 10. opposite Realty co to James q Nentz
SSi West End ave; Jan a. demand. per cent;
$4,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
.oTS 2O5 and aO6 map OF Bronx Terrace
charles Rheinander to Pauline sosch. 10 East
73d 4: Jan "a. yrs, per cent; t2.~o: attor-
ney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100
Broadway. -,
NORRIS AVE. cor OF Fordham ri. us
y. Henry L Singh TO Mutual Bank. ~ West
cd ST. Jan q. ", . per cent; S2.Wp: attor-
uev Title Guarantee and Trust co. l16 Broad
PROSPECT AVE. so. g $. 90xs0: Caroline
Weippert to Herman q Weppert. rs East Nth
81, July rs prior mtg 81 300: due Aug l. 1913:
per cent; $1,000 attorney. ii Moerchan. 1855
Broadway.
hony To Agnes Loeof, 2034 Decatur ave: Jan
20; yrs. d per cent; $500; attorney, 4 +
bergman i4sth st and ID ave.
li0TH ST "a East 10. sxl00; Mary G Mahony
10 barbara Lauer, 1913 East l3jth st. Jan -; :
yrs pei cent: 81, zoo; attorney, r r Bergman.
fisth ST and 81 ave.
isGrH ST. :. l75 II e Of Courtlandt ave 37.e
MOO. Benenson Realty co to Jacob Plant. 40
East lNst st: Jan "a: yrs; $4,000; attorney,
title Guarantee and Trust Co. lac broadway.
18TH ST. 81 East. 50xl0o; Nista construc-
ton Co TO city Real Estate 90, l16 Broadway;
Ian q: due as per bond So. 900: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. i16 Broadway.
si5TH ST. 5. 20 II of Pauldin~ h"'
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

First Mortgage and Real Estate Co to fr,i
Are.l. trustee; 81.
Andrew Wilson. exr. TO Mary WILSON
81 2Dr
Edw T. Black 70 Etw : Clark and an".
So. 900
Robert Conner To Edw Bird ct nj; 81.
Caroline r hissel 10 Bertha . heuHei
$4,000 -
VIM X Thorn Ct al eXrs. 10 Caroline ]
Kissell, -.
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Eurland'i
Young Men's Mutual Ala society: 500"
Henry Gntermeyer and ano, eXrs 10 Aususl
Iepf. 50 600 49,
Eliz < Doollng 20 VIM r Ferris; 500.
same 20 same. 500.
New York Trust Co 70 City Mortgage 80 >
Cfty Mortgage 60 TO Nm l. CondIt; sSs,"VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. " cor eIth 81 lo". ,
r,.nng,.t,,ania cement Co agt Ninety-seNcnth
street and Broadway Realty co. owner ~
well Contracting q Construction CO, contractor
SIS 4,
Ferguson A Co agt William Kaufman con
strIIc,ion co owner and contractor: siOO.
HEATH AVE, 2s92 and 20O2' Beinaiu
Hirschberg agt William Anderson o"ssi
Aiayandar Anderson. agent and contractor; S3l
32D ST. 80 East: David Steur agt Josephine
Jacobs and Sao Cohn. owner; Joseph felPe'
SlgJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27
GREAT WESTERNS EARNINGS.

The December report Of the Chieaso
Great Western Railroad system, maze
nubiic to-day. shows a total operating
revenue Of 81 1885 an increase OF sl'''-
$50 over the same month of 1871. Ihere
WAS an increase of $42,20S in operating
eypenses leaving net operating revenue
q, sais. s9S. or a gain Of s63.57s. After
deducting for taxes and other chafse9
and allowing for the addition OF other IN
come the December net amounted -
s1S63 54.
Net income for the six months was
sSs5 qGO or s259.9l7 in excess OF un"'
shown for the corresponding period Of the
previous year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27
The Bronx.

BELMONT AVE " g. 2Of q Of lSlst ST.
- INSG q. Nlchaels Realty 90 20 Sophie hnep
per 1884 Eastbourn ave; Nov !. 1872 'mig
$3.50. 500.
DECATUR AVE 32s5 :. 25xl0o: Marie
Hoenack 10 PAU Hocnack. 37Nj Decatur ave;
Jan a mtg 5000: 500 attorney, Title Guar
antce and Trust Go. l76 Broadway.
HUGHES AVE. . = $50 n OF 1891 St
2JXiO0. Corby Contracting co To Nicloa Trianie,
232G Bathgate ave CmtE $4,000: Nov !; 1872;
500. attorney. Charles NJ Nillone 1892 Sd ave
LOT 2G3 to 266 500 TO 3lG map Hunt
Point Realty co. Hunts Point Realty co 70
Broad Realty Co TS4 East lj6th st; Dec 30;
sau ST.
LOT 81. blk -. map Sect | Morris Park;
Washington Savings Bank to John W Nc
Kinnou 337 Riverside Drive. Jan 49, order
Of court. attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust
CO. lTG Broadway.
LOT ~. blk 40: lot 70. blk 40: lot So blk
-. lot H. blk II. same map same TO same :
Jan IS. order of court: attorney same as
above.
LOTS 2O5 and zoo. map Bronx Terrace;
Realty and Commercial co 20 Chas Rhein-
lander. Ely ave. near Boston Post road Jan
%: 500: attorney Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
LOTS 30 and 80. blk G. man Dore Lyons
property: Robert Barker 90 irving c Ben
OAK TERRACE. II =. 125 II W Of Beekman
ave. 2JxI00: Boscohel Bldg CO 10 Kate Dem
merle. 9sl Fox ~ mtC $1,000: Jan "a
500: attorney. Henry Demmerle. 9Sl Fox ST
JTH AVE- =. 12J n Of Nelson ave
5ONlOO: Land 60 n Of Edenwald 20 Timothy
Cornell 800 East 10Th st: June 20, 1917: 81.
iJGTH ST. :. lI5 r. Q OF Courtlandt ave.
37.Gx--; Bent Benenson 10 Benenson Realty
Co 400 East $3.50 ST: Jan II; 81. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l76 Broadway
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
LANTARY 3

JANUARY %
2i5TH ST s. 22j 10 ~ Pauldine ave
Grrsmanu 4 LoIncr. Inc. agt Rosario 10 bl'
ct al: Nov - 1912. $500. 800
SAME PROPERTY: fremont Moulding Mis-
agt same: Nov %. 1912. $1,000
SAME PROPERTY. Gi5varha'tista Feriara
act same Sept 20 1872. 81 con.
BATHGATE AVE. n e cor l0lst 81: 'snh"'
Smith 4 Rowland 60 agt Fordham University
81 al: March :. 1911: 81. Us %.
SAME PROPERTY; John Pinches 90 ayr
same. March 10. 1911: S42li -.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

55TH ST. - s. 30 II Of 9th ave for n
f. atv Iofts. 2OONl126: Isaac Hopper inc'
.3l Wcsr l25th 81. owner. Won Beren < La
Vele. 500 9Th ave. architects. S6OoOoV.
BROADWAY, cor 9th -. to sy
store and lofts: Echhere, 80 Nassau 81
tect: So 600.
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor SD -. to a
2 stv tenmt and store; D Neenan. ~ Nes'
architect. 81 Ooo
LEONARD ST. 1l3-a 1i5, 70 q sly store
and lofts JaGray Realty CO. i Cecsi 81
owner: T. Piatt, 1928 Broadway a''h'-
tect: 1000.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
JANUARY %

oi5TH 81 g. 225 II W OF Pauldng ave,
5oNIOu. North Side Mortgage corporation
loans Rosario 10 Bue $1,000 o.
HOE AVE. IS 5. l6S n y Aldus -, S'N
$50. CIV Mortgage 60 loans Mack Construc-
ton 60 lie. $4,000 -.
NELSON AVE. 81 s. - n OF BTanGi
place. 75xl0n: city Mortgage 90 loans MoreA
Realty co s.. 900
1T9Tp 81. n - 95.3 q . ~ Mohegan ave,
5ox992: RoclNand Realty co loans CLARK
Renl'N 90 SO. nOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27
JAMAICA LOTS At AUCTION.

On Saturday. February 10. Bryan L.
Kennedy will offer at auction on the
premises three lots on the east side oil
Morris avenue 40 feet south of Liberty
avenue. In Dunton. Jamaica; six lots OH
the west side Of Frost avenue ga feet
south of Liberty avenue. and two lots AT
tho northwest corner Of Old South and
Three Mile Mill roads, in Bay Edge
Jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27

100 Rosario T.. Bue 10 North side Mortgage
Cooperation 39 East li9th 81: Jan 20 due as
per bond: $40 000. attorneys, Clocke, Koch a.
ReiGy. 3Si East li9th II.
SAME PROPERTY: Rosario 7. Bue 20 Aifred
Frankenthaer 1915 Madison ave. Jan - tpriof
mtg SO oo0D: due as per bond, 500 attorneys
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27
COMMERCIAL LEASES,

Pease a. Tliman have leased. through
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. Office space at
No. Col Madison avenue TO the Three
States Realty Company.
The Cross & Brown Compan! mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27

BROADWAY. 3495 " cor 1880 81. 30 llyi25
McMorroW Engineering and Construction GO 10
Ernest !. Sawyer 100 East Both 81 mig SidV
ODm. Jan -. exchange, attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust co, 100 Broadway.
SUFFOLK IT. :. 100 ~ s OF RiVlngton 81
2ixIOO: clara Hlehrand 20 Augusta Pnug
heber. 40 Jackson ave; ID part mtg s2',Wo'
b and >. May ~. 1912 500. attorney Edward
\ Hiiebrand 40 Jackson ave.
9Th AVE. 1859. 25Xl00, Scion singer 10
celia Brightman. 100 West Seth 81 tmtg SD
IST ST. ii East. 90 2x72 7x36 1891; Wind
sor Construction CO. Inc. 10 Henrietta LeNltt:
- East l09th st. O.. part mtg S26,j0oJ all
title. oct ~. 1912: 81: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 60, 100 Broadway. $500
9th ST los West sty brk, 20XlOo ..
Wutert Garrison 10 William Runyon. lbl
Hillside ave. Newark, y mtg $4,000 Jan
-. 81
,0TH ST: s. 223 II e.of Ave \. 3I6xlU22.
Martin Genius 10 Rosario Lagumina, 25l East
l09th ST: q q. Jan - ST.
SUTH ST, s. 34s n Of Ave A. 50Xlo2.2.
same 10 same: g: Jan - 81
l57TU ST Jos West 10 sX99 II. Adeline +
Campbell TO Kate Campbell. sos West l5Ith
II. = part mtg 5000. all liens; Jan l.
500. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
i16 Broadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor
ueyb
Interest per cent. unless otherwise stated.
TA\I-ARY ~
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OK FRIDAY.
At 80. "a NESEY STREE ].
BY Joseph T.. Day.

MADISON ST 81. > :, :l0.2 n Of scam
mel ST a3.3x9I 23.3XoJl. . sly icnmi ahd
storcs. LAWYERS Mortgage co agt Elka Blrh'
baum et al: cary q 9. suys' u ECKER
ref. due $40 292 40: taxes. etc. SLOT 10
SUFFOLK ST. 1850. " :, l26 II OF Eas'
uoustou 81 2iNlO0. sly tenmt and stores
and : stv rear tenmt. y - stern, trus. agl
Kath YheIan ct al; cary a 6. attys' T. II
chIlds ref: due. slo6lj 30: taxes etc
t0IST ST. 22l East. :. 80 II OF "a
av. 95x1Oo I sty 'tenmt. j Bowers. 'Nr
act NJ + Thorne Il al. Borland. atty j
" Hyde ref; due. slO''' 81; taxes etc
s342 10 100, .. -, -, -,
ieiTH ST go Fast, s. 4oG.6 n W OF is,
ave. IsxiOOIi. sty dwlg. y Spies ag'
Love In. ref: due. 81 si5 %; taxes. etc
SILL "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-27

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, :. ~ n
OF Tiffany 81. 10ON1o0: Dec !. 1911. LYMAN
Atlas and ano 10 James + Meehan co. 5000
attorneys Stoddard a Mark l35 Broadway.
1ST ST 3 being lots G32 and Gii, map -
Iaconia Park each 2JxlO0; oct :, 1871; Rosario
10 Bue 10 q 4 : Realty 60; ~. 4cv: attorneys
Frankenthaler & Kr1us. - Nassau st
o SAME PROPERTY. same map and date, G.
a : Realty 90 20 Alfred Frankenthalei. Si"',
attorneys. same as above.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
JANUARY %
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser and at
'orueNl
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
WEST SIDE.

ALI. THE COMFORTS or HOME. WITH
none OF the worries; suite or singy: with or
without meals: magnificent location: adjoining
Genital Park West; telephone each room; every
modern convenience references rigidiy de
manded first instance u. y. l1l6
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or THURSDAY
At 40. "a NESEY STREET.
~, r...,f f. DuN


EVEIAND PL. 10. 8. 49," ~ "t
curin., 81 .7xq9 3x2G. ABB: sly tcnmt ana
store crescent star Realty 90 agt mi'.h'
t,ricapta ct al: \ ID Papc. atty, j VI YIN
cent ref. due. sJ.G1J %; taxes. 80, SUI
sub 10 two prior mtgs aggfrsathE H-N''''
At NO zoos THIRD AVE.
b. Joseph +. Day.
rUATTERTON AVE. II cor "t 'asue
nm ave 30 lNIO3.1. also Iercga ave. -
Who'll. front between Weston ave ana ltaNl.
.,.. q o71I n ~ Of Castle Hill ave. 81. los
a. 10 10 iTtth xiO7.11xlo3.@; ! T Albert agt
r. NJ Albert IT al. W i Ryan. atty, Don
oyau. ref. partition. 400
SOTTuERN BOULEVARD. 1"O', =
il1G n n o: Jennings 81. 31.GNlVO, sly na'
Ana stores Michael Fauscr agt MARTA"
peaItr 20 - al. Il : Patterson, atty. l''tet
Lazarus. r,f. due. s., So 40. taxes 't''
spsa 90. sub to first mtge OF s"1.oou'
1f5TU ST 141 East. s, BOZ ~ OF
pirues ave 3axiGix irreg. Michael brennan
- nj AIT Mary Perillo 81 al; j. haIse!'
attT. n NJ Robinson. ref. due. s6.''N -
,.xae - $3.50
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(Wlih name and address Of lenders Attorney
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

9TH AVE. %. iTxIOO: April 20 1910. Geo
Ronlnson 90 EdM D Bird 10 ri. so .nOn.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02

to each page and added to their
length and is certainly getting out
an all around good paper for little
town" Wow! Does Leon mean
that the paper is so great as to
make our city look small, or does ne
speak in a sense of relative pro-
portions when he says a little
town." If we thought the latter,
we would take a quiet trip up
Clinton way some dark night and
there would be one less Fielder vote
in that section.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02
Mr.. Hunt and the Courts.
September &c, 1913.
Editor of Lambertville Record,
City.

Dear SIR 8
l Permit to me thank you, pro-
fessed exponent of the election of
Judges and their subsection to re-
call by popular vote, for the plain,
although unintentional, statement
in your editorial column this week. of
one of the principal objections to
that system, namely, that judges
thus selected and thus subject to
removal would suffer tendency to
be swayed in their opinions by the
popular feeling of the moment up-
on the question before them for
adjudication, while judges holding
office under the system now land
ever heretofore) obtaining in New
Jersey, can and do perform their
judicial duties with an eye single
to justice and the law.
2 Criticism of judges has recent
ly been very free, and most reck-
lessly disregardful of truth. If the
authors of these calumnies were
the only persons to be considered
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02
Trenton VS.. HObOken.

The editor of the Hoboken Obser-
yer (evidently after considering the
superior charms of Lambertville)
says that Trenton is "a sleepy little
town. The Trenton Sunday Adver-
.tiser says that Hoboken is "a frowsy,
saloon-ridden town. Both seem to
know what they are talking about,
but why quarrel? Select Lambert
vile, which comes under neither of
the above heads and be happy ever
more.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02
A Three Months Stir Up.

When the Lambertville Record editor announced, on
lime 26 that this paper would take an aggressive attitude
from that date not than one In ten OF our readers
actually believed it. There few who doubt it, yet
but they are searching their dictionaries for the meaning
and they will know shortly.
The funniest part of the whole thing is that have
not had anyone come to lick the editor though we
are not of such aggressive magnitude, measured by
weight that they need stay away on that account Even
the people whose pet we have walked over stamped
upon and whose heads have fired bricks of rhetoric at
were the first to come in and hand up their subscription
money when we issued call for volunteers along that line
Our only conclusion is that the peopelike to hear the
truth even if it dsagrees with their views and we
expect to keep right giving it. We not arguing
issues with feeling Of malice but in the light of reason
We are not basng political views upon things discarded in
Adams time but upon such recent illusions the Const
tuition of the United States and its representations in the
form of law and order
When the Lambertvlle Record says that one political
candidate may be elected and another may be defeated
bears gudge expects political favor but bases
it's assertion what appears to be the most likely happen
ing. Those who reading it will be able to say
of these days, that they voluntarily and not
simply because they could not carry their daily affairs
without it. Procrastinaton is bad habit and it's the
thing that cheerfuy pass by whenever it comes
to GLOWING own horn"
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GAee IAAuZeN1u.

then those in whom indignation
prompts a desire to reply might
well be guided by the Proverbs of
Solomon, chapter &c. verse 4, and
refrain from answering. But when
the slanderous falsehoods are cir
culated through the press it be-
comes the duty of those who are in
a position to know the truth to
give utterance to it, lest their
silence lead the public at large to
unknowingly believe the false ac-
cusatiens true.
3 No judge of the Court of
Chancery, the Supreme Court or
the Court of Errors and Appeals of
this State can justly be accused of
any deviation from the highest
grounds of conscience, morality and
the law in deciding causes coming
before those courts for adjudication.
The published reports of the de-
cisions of the judges, containing
the full text of their opinions. fur
nishes the best evidence of the
truth of this statement, and they are
available to all who care to examine
them; but, presumably, they are
not frequently consulted by editors
1t must be remembered that the
function of the judges is merely
to declare and apply the law as it
is; not to make law; and there
fore, if any law is deemed to be
contrary to right and justice. the
remedy is to be found, not in criti
cism of the judge who expounds if
but in an application to the lepis-
lature that made it for it's amend
ment or repeal. 1t is a shameful
thing, then, to charge the Judges bv
lnnuendo and insinuation with evil
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02
A Democratic Compliment.

~ How these Democratic editors do
love one another. Leon Carpenter,
whose Clinton Democrat made
the town of Clinton famous, says
that Joseph N. Hazen, of the also
Democratic "Lambertville Beacon"
cultivated boils from ''rubbering''
at slit skirts. We don't believe it,
but it only goes to show to what
depths Fielder editor ventures to
say unkind things about Katzen-
bach editor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02

motive and wrong doing that can
not be proven, simply because they
do not exist.
4 The proposal to make judges
subject to recall for an unpopular
decision is the most monstrous at
tack that has yet been made upon
orderly government. 1t must be
met and overthrown or it will de-
stroy civilization itself. No man of
sound judgement could ever honest
ly advocate such proposal. No
self respecting man could ever ac-
cept judicial Office under such a
system. When the recall of Judges
by popular vote becomes a part of
the law of the land the rights of
personal liberty and personal
security, the protection of which
has been the chief object of
government among English-speaking
peoples for thousand years, will
be lost; and the Individual, or the
minority, will be utterly at the
mercy of the temporary majority,
and the swift and sure downfall of
the Republic will have commenced.
The American people. have no
greater danger to face in the i'm
mediate future than this proposal
10 undermine the very foundation
upon which all government rests.
lney have not faced so great a dan
ger since the War of the Rebellion,
and that danger was not so great as
ehls, 1t is proposed, in dealing
with the individuals right to live,
his right to be free and unhamper-
ed In his movements, and his right
70 acquire, hold and transmit pro-
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1918.
THEODORE G. KITCHIN, EDITOR.

Edward C. Stokes, the Republican
candidate for Governor, is running
on issues that Abraham Lincoln
used in his first campaign, and were
first offered by Powhatan as the
myths of his ancestors.
There really is nothing new to
offer in politics. Any man who
has something genuinely new to
offer long suffering voting public
could be elected President of the
United States by reclamation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-10-02
After all this clamor
in the political world
and especially in
Nothing
New in
Politics

NEW Jersey tHcIS 10
nothing really new in politics. Re-
Gently Woodrow Wilson gathered
up a few ideas discarded by Achilles
and Pericles, of ancient Greek
history, mixed them with some
other things that came down to as
recent a date as Left Erickson S
time, labelled them new and was
electedPresident of the United States.
Theodore Roosevelt, conjurer OF
mystic political wan DIS, gathered
some platform planks from the 1ncas
of Peru, and the Aztecs of Mexico
all dead few thousand years
called them progressive and caught
several million votes in the mad
scramble that resulted in the ranks
of those who wanted to be abreast
of the times. 81 a4
James Farnum Fielder collected
unto himself demeanor that would
have been considered unnecessarily
chilly back in the Ice Age thirty
thousand or so years ago and was
proclaimed by the Democrats to be
the man they wanted nominated
for the Governorship of New Jersey
because of his seeming friendliness
when he asked for their votes. s. 4
Everett Colby, with limited
franchise ideas that were discarded
in the Stone Age, is the popular
idol of political party calling it
self Progressive; while James M.
Kelley, the Socialist candidate, is
advocating socialistic tendencies
that eliminated the race of Cliff
Dwellers in Arizona many centuries
ago. DR.. James G. Mason, the
Prohibition candidate, is running on
issues that were patent to Jesus
Christ nineteen centuries ago.
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Is it a Compliment?

Editor Carpenter of the Clinton
Democrat, speaks very well of last
weeks Record, but adds: Editor
Kitchin has added another column
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Socialist Nominee for Governor.
Editor Lambertville Record,

Editor Lambertville Record,
Dear SIR
In recent issue Of the Record
you ask the question: Who is the
Socialist candidate for Governor?
His name is James M. Reilly. He
represents not his own ideas, or
some other individuals, but part
of the great world wide movement
which is sweeping on in every
civilized nation, to end for all time
the Cause of Poverty, Shame and
Crime; to give back to the people
the natural resources of which
they have been deprived and to
place all the social means of life in
the hands of the people who create
and use them.
1t is human nature for people to
vote in favor of their own interests,
when they understand what those
are, and it is to the vast majority's
interest to vote for James M. Reilly,
the only true representative of the
working class.
remain,
Yours respectfully,
JOHN STUART.
while we are not making any
promises to cast our vote for Reilly,
of whom we have heard for the
first time, we always take pleasure
in publishing such well-written and
conservative communications as
that sent in by Mr.. Stuart. We al
ways knew the leading local Social
list knew how to bake good things
to eat, and now we know that he
knows how to write - communica-
ton. Ed9 s@ss ~ - a-s - - 'es sra y
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