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USWDTS PROPOSED TO TV CONSTITUTION OF TIE STATE OF REV JERSEY IT TIE l£GEUTURE OF 1101. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 6. ' 8TATE OF NEW JERSEY. Br it Resolved (the House of Aa- ! aembly concurring), Thil the following 1 1 il 1 m 1 1 1 1 to the constitution of i this /State be and the same are hereby ! proposed, and when the same shall be 1 ■creed to by a majority of the members < elected to the Senate and House of As- I aembly, the said amendments shall be < entered on their journals, with the yeas i and nays thereon, and referred to the ( Legislature next to be cboeen, and pub- 1 fished for three months prior to the flret I Tuesday after the first Monday of No- 1 1 v ember next. In at least one newspaper 1 1 of each county, to be designated by the t President of the Senate, the Speaker of ! t the House of Assembly and. the Secre- j t tary of State: ! « 1. Strike out paragraph 3 of section < I, Article IV . and insert In place there- e of the following: 1 8. Elections for members of the Sen- t ate and General Asaemnly shall be held c every two years on the first Tueeday after the first Monday in November, tc- e ginning anno domini one thousand nine c hundred and ten, and every second year s thereafter; and the two Houses shall t meet separately on the second Tueeday e in January In each year, at which time 'of meeting the legislative year shall t commence 2. Strike out paragraph I, of section 1 II, Article I V, and Insert In place there- < of the following: 1. The Senate shall be composed of I one Senator from each county in the * State, elected by the legal voters of the counties respectively, for four years. 8. Strike out paragraph 2 of section II, Article IV, end insert in place

thereof the following: 2. As soon as the Senate shall meet I after the first election to be held in pursuance of this constitution they shall be divided by the Senate as equally as may be Into two classes. The seats of the Senators of the first class shall be vacated at the expiration of the second year; of the second class, at the expiration of the fourth year, so that one class may be elected every second year and if vacancies happen by resignation or otherwise, the persons elected to supply such vacancies shall be elected for the onexplt' d terms only ; provided, that the Senators having the longest period of time still to serve st the time of making Mid division shall be entitled to the longer terms. 4. Strike ont paragraph I of section III, Article IV and insert in place thereof the following: 1. The General Assembly shall be composed of mem berg elected by the legal voter of the counties, respectively, every second year, beginning on the first , Tuesday after the first Monday In No- j vember, anno domlnl one thousand nine , hundred and ten, who shall be appor- i , (toned among the said counties as nearly x M may be according to the number of the inhabitants. Tbe Legislature shall t in the year one thousand nine hundred i and ten, and at its first session after • each United otatee decennial census hereafter, and not oftener, divide and arrange each county of this State into a district or districts for the election there- i in of a member or members of tbe General Aeeembly. Each Assembly die- t trict so constituted shall contain, as , nearly as practicable, an equal number j of inhabitants, and shall consist of coo- ( venient and contiguous territory in a > compact form, but uo county, or part i thereof, shall be joined with any other t county, or part thereof, in any such t district; provided, _thai each county j , shall, at all urnee, be entitled to at least ; , one member, and tbe whole number ol I

members to be cboeen shall never ex- 1 , eeed sixty. The Ooug of Last Resort by whatever name known, is hereby iuveeted with exclusive original jurisdiction and With full power, under sucb procedure 31t may by rules preset ibe, to review1 y division and arrangement* made by the Legislature into Assembly districts of tbe counties of this r-tate for tbe . purpose of determining wnelher sucb ar- . zangemeut and divi-iou, or any pait i tbereot, is In accordance or in couflict with this section, and, if iu conflict herewith, to adjudge the same, or sucb . port thereof as muy be iu conflict berewun, null and void. In case said court ! shall determine sucb airaugemeui aud ! division, or auy part thereof, to oe null < and void the Legl laiure shall pioceed. . to make a new arrangement aud divl-|: sion, entire or partial, as tbe act.ou or i tbe court may require. 6. btrike out paragraph 3 of Article ! V and insert iu place ihereol the follow- l tog: 8. Tbe Governor ehai: bold bis office for four years, lo tounneuce at twelve : O'clock noon on ibe third Tueeday of i January next ensuing ibe eiectiou for i Governor by tbe people, aud to eud si I twelve o'clock noon on ibe third Tut*- I d»y of January four years thereafter; and be shall be incapable of holding that office for four years next after his term of sendee shall have expired ; and | no appointment or nomination to office . ■ball be made by the (jo.eruor during i the last week of hie said term. ' , 6. Strike cut paragraph ti of section i II, Article Vll, and insert in place i thereof the following: 6. Clerks aud surrogates of counties j •hall be elected by tbe ptople ni meir i respective counties at tbe elections for l members of tbe General Assembly. , They shall .hold their offices for six I years. 7. Strike out paragraph 7 of sectiou i 11, Article VII, and insert iu place . thereof the following: , 7. Sheriffs and coroners shall be elec- , i ted by the people of their respective i counties at tbe eiectlous for members of the General Assetpbiy, aud shall bold their offices for (our years, after which (oar years must elapse before ihey can i be again capable of serving. Sheriffs ■hall annually renew Ibeir bonds. 8. Add to section 2 of Article VII, j three paragraphs to be known as par<grapbs 12, 18 and 14. i I |P 2. All elections for Governor*, member* of the Senate and General Aseem- i bly, ahf rifle, coroners, oouoty clerks and surrogates of oountfce and all other I officers now or lureaftor necessary to . be chosen by tbe electors of the whole i State, or of any county thereof, shall be i bald every second year, on the first i

IF Tuesday after tbe first Monday to November, beginning anno domini one thousand nine Bund red and ten. IB. All elections for justices cfthe peace and all and any municipal officers, as distinguished from Suite and . county officers as hereinbefore provided, now or hereafter necessary to be chosen by the electors of any city, borough, town, township, village "or subdivision thereof, or any municipality of this State, except counties shall be beld every second year on the first Tueeday after tbe first Monday in November, beI ginning anno domlnl one thousand nine hundred end eleven. 14. Except as herein provided with ' relation to the office of Senators, all offioere filling any elective office at the time theee amendments take effect shall continue In tbe exercise of the duties thereof according to their respective . commissions or terms of office, aDd uo- : til their successors may be elected and i qualified undpr the provisions of these amendments, and all officers whose i terms of office would expire after these ; | amendments take effect aud prior to i j the election an i qualification of tbeir i j in office, at the election for i I the respective office* first beld under' ' tbe provisions of these amendments, i I shall continue 1n office until their successors can be elected aud qualified, at tbe election for such office or offices to be beld Dext after these amendments take ! effect, accordffig to the provisions here- • of. Tbe Legislature shall pass all ueces- ! laws to arrange tbe terms of office * of all statutory Elective officers so that . said terms may be iji harmony with these amendments, and to carry into eflect the provisions hereof. These amendments, if adopted, shall take eflect and go into operation on the J first day of February, lu tbe year of our one thousand nine hundred and ' ten. 1 < AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTITUTION OF j • THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY' BY THE LEG- ( JSLATURE OF 1908 , j

1 1 ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT KESO- : 1 1 LUTION. NO. 4. -j csTATE OF NEW JERSEY. I J Be rr Resolved, (the Senate con- ' curring), That the following amend- ' ments to the destitution of tnis Elate ' be and the same is hereby proposed, s and when tbe same shall be agreed to } by a majority of tbe members elected ' to tbe Senate and to tbe House of As- ■ sembly, tbe said amendment shall be '■ entered on their journals, with the yeas and nays taken thereon, and referred 1 to the Legislature next to be cboeen, ! and published for thfoe months previous to the first Ikieeday after the first 1 Monday of November next, to at least ' one newspaper of each county to be i designated by tbe President of the tSen- ■ ate. tbe Speaker of the House of Assembly, and tbe Secretary of State, payment for anc)} publication to be made by tbe Treasurer on tbe warrant of tbe .Comptroller. First-strike out Paragraph 10 of SectloffvII of Article IV, aud change tbe numbers of tbe following paragraphs to correspond. Second— Change Paragraph 10 of Article V so as to read as follows: 10 Tbe Governor or person admiuis- ' tering tbe government and four citi- j zens of tbe State appointed by the Gov- 1 ernor, by and with the advice and cou- j sent of the Senate, shall constitute tbe | of Pardons. Tbe members of I said Board, or any three of them, of j whom the Governor or pe.son admin- , lsteriog the government shall be one, i ; may remit fines aud forfeitures, aud i grant reprieve*, commutations, par- j , dons aud paroles, after couvictlou In all j ; leases except impeachment Tbe four L i i . I .... — .Kul' IIAM I i members speciallyhppoiuied #hai: bold

■ j office for five years, aud receive for their I services a compensation which shall | I not be diminished during ibe term of > their appointment. ! Thild— Change Section 1 of Article VI, so as to read as follows: SECTION 1. j Tbe judicial power shall be vested lo ' a Court for tbe trial of impeachments a Supreme Courl, County Court*, aud *uch other Courts inferior lo toe su- ' preuie Court, as may t.e estaldi*hed by I law, w hich Inferior 1 ouria tbe i.cgls- ; laiure may alter or abolish as the pub- 1 I lie goo ! shall require. Fourth— Strike out all of Seclluus II, : IV, V, VI, aud MX, of Article VI, | change tbe number ol Sectiou 111 of; Article VI to Sectiou 11, aud lusert tbe | following sections in Article VI: SECTION 111. Any judge of any of the Courts ol the ; Slate may be removed for disability i continuing for oue year, or lor refusal lo 1 perform tne duties of bis .office, by a | vote 01 IWo-lbtrde of ail Ibe 'members ol | the ScUate aud of two-thirds of all tbe j member* of tbe House of Assembly vol- I separately , after a hearlug before I Houses iu joint session. SECTION IV. i 1. Tbe Supreme Court shall be or- i gauized in three divisions, uauiely tbe Appeals Division, the Law Divisiou, and the Chancery DivUlou U thai! Consist bra P esidiug Justice of tue Ap- ' peals Di'"isiou who shall be styled the Chief Justice, a Presiding Justice of the I Law Dlvislbu w uo abali be styled tbe President Justice, and a Prraidiug Justice of tbe Chaucery Division, who shall j . be styled tbe Chancellor, and eighteen ; Associate J uetices, which number mayincreased by law. 2. The Appeals Division shall consist ol tbe Chief Justice, aud six other Justices or tbe Supreme Courl to be as- I si. ued by tbe Governor. A Justice of j tbe Supreme Court aasigued by the Gov- j ernor to tbe Appeals Divisiou shall >erve in said Division until the eud of bis term. Tbe remaining Justices -hall be as- ' sigued by tbe Su preme Court to the I Law or Chancery Division, as thejjum- ' nese of tbe Court may require. ' , 3. Whenever the number of causes before tbe Appeals Division shall be so great that tbe Division cannot promptly bear and determine tbein, tbe Governor shall, when authorized by statute, temi porarily assign five of tbe Justices of the other Divisions to ait in tbe Appeals i Division, which shall thereupon sit in i two Divisions (or the hearing and derision of reuses pending at the lime of rich assignment.

»- 4. Four Justices shall be neoessary to le constitute a quorum on tbe final hearing of any cause In the Appeals Divi>e sion, but the Supreme Court may prof- vide by rule for the making of interd Jocutory order* by a leaser number of 1, justices, or by one justioe: such orders Q to be subject to revision by the Appeals i. Division. a On tbe bearing of a cause in tbe Ap- ■ peels Division, no Justice who has 1 riven a judicial opto Ion Iu the eause to r favor of or against the judgment , order - hr decree under review shall sit at tbe 9 hearing to review each judgment, order or decree, but tbe reasons for such i opinion shall be assigned to tbe Court - in writing. - S. A majority of all the members of I the Supreme Court, to t>e presided over > by the Chief Justice shall constitute a i quorum for the assignment of justices. ■ and for tbe appointment of officers, and I the enactment of rules. 6. The Supreme Court shall appoint' : one or more reporters, not exceeding j i i three, to report tbe decisions of the j > Court, and shall by rule defiue bis or j • their duties and powers.. -The reporters ; i ' shall hold office for five years, subject, j ■ however, to removal at the discretion of i j tbe Court. SECTION V. i 1 1. The Appeals DivUlon shall have j and exercise the appellate jurisdiction 1 heretofore possessed by tbe Court of Errors and Appeals, tbe jurisdiction 1 heretofore possessed by the Supreme [ ] JJourt on writ of error, and the junsdic- ' tion heretofore possessed by tbe Freroga- ' Ave Court on appeal, and by tbe Ordi- J nary on appeal, and sucb further ap- ( peltate jurisdiction as may be oonferred ( upon It by Law, together witb such 1 original jurisdiction as may be incident 1 to the complete determination of -any 1 on review, saving, however, the : ' right of trial by jorv. ' | 1 2. The jurisdiction heretofore pos-i-sensed by the Supreme Court aud the ' j J ustlces thereof not hereby conferred on 1 1 i the Appeals Division, and tbe jurlsaic- 1 tion heretofore possessed by tbe Circuit | j and tbe judges thereof, and sucb j further original jurisdiction not of au j equitable nature, aud sucb further aj>- | peilate jurisdiction from inferior courts,

- as may be conferred by statute, shall be j exercised by the Law Divisiou of the | Supreme Court aud by tbe several jusi lines thereof, iu accordance with rules I of practice and procedure prescribed by ] statute, or in the absence of statute, by , | the Supreme Court. 3 The jurisdiction heretofore po»- - sensed by tne Prerogative Court and tbe - Onftoary, ndt hereby conferred on the] 9 Appeals Division, and tbe jurisdiction , heretofore possessed by tne Court of > Chancery and the Chancellor, and sucli | I further original equity jurisdiction as - may be conferred by statute, aDd sucb | s further original jurisdiction as is now | i confer rable on tbe Prerogative Court i shall be exercised by the Chancery Divi- , sion and by tbe Chancellor and the aev- , - eral justices of said Division in- accord - t ance with the rules of practice and pro t cedure prescribed by Btatute, or, to tbe ) absence of statute, by tbe Supreme | - Court, but tbe Justices of that Division 1 shall be under sucb control and super- ■ vision by tbe Chancellor as shall be pro- > vided by tbe Supreme Court. : 4. Terms of tbe Supreme Court pre- j sidkd over by a single Justice of tbe | r Law Division for the trial of Issues : joined to or brought to tbe Law Dlvi- ; • sion of the Supreme Court shall be beld in tbe several counties at times fixed by . f the Supreme Conn. Until so fixed, I j euch trial terms shall be held at tbe ■ j places aud time* now fixed by law for j ■ithe holding of tbe Courts of Commou . •| Pleas to tbe seveiai counties. 5. Tbe Supreme Court may provide | • : by rule for tbe transfer ol auy cause or ,. ih*ue Irom the Law Divisiou lo tbe ' Chancery Division, or from tbe Chan- j 1 eery Division to tbe Law Divisiou of!1 tbe Supreme Court, aud from theCouuty 1 I Court to the Law DivisioD or tbe Cbuu- 1 | eery Divis on of tbe Supreme Courl, ud 1 for tbe giving of complete legal aud ' equitable relief iu auy cause lu tbeCourl J I or Divisiou where u may be peudlug. 1 <

r G. Nothing herein eoutalued shall ( I I prevent tbe alteraiiou. by law of auy ; ■ f I statutory power or jurisdiction confer- 1 | led upon any Court or Judge since be 5 adoption of the Constitution iu the year • oue thousand eight buu .red aud furly- ' . four, aud nothing herein contained ' j shall prevent ibe Legislature Irom cou- 1 1 i fernug upou auy interior Court which 1 J may herealter he established sucb jmjw- * er or jurisdiction as was exercised uy or 1 ;; which ma" uow be conferred upon the 1 " ' Inferior Courts meutioued in Sectiou J I ' ! of Article VI. ol the Constitution of 1>44. ' SECTION VI. ■ 1 The Couuty Courts shall have aud ex-. ' I ! such original common law jurisdiction ■ | concurrent with tbe -upreme Court, aud such other jurisdiction heretofore | exercised by courts inferior to the Supreme Court and the Prerogative Court . , 9 1 as may he provided by law. The dual ' j judgments of tbe Couuty Courts may ' ' be brought for review before the Su- : * I I preme Court in the Appeals Divisiou. 4 ' | Until otherwise provided, tbe jurisdic- c i Hon heretofore exercised by tbe Courts c - of Commou Pleas. Orphaus' Courts. , ' s Courts of Oyer and Termiuer, Courts of j quarter Sessions, or by tbe Judges there- 1 : -f. shall t* exercised by the County ' ' Courts pursuant to rules prescribed by 1 • | the Supreme Court. Tbe justices of c : the Law Division of the Supreme Court shall be ex officio Jud.es of the Couuty ' i Courts. AH other jurisdiction or author- . ity uow vetted iu any Court, Judge, or ' magistrate witb jurisdiction inferior to 'ithe Court- iu this section meutioued. aud not superseded by ibis article, sball t • I continue to he exercised by such Court, 1 f I ; Judge or magistrate until the l.egls- s ' laiure shall otherwise provide v SECTION VII. • j This amendment to the Couslitntio.i \ - shall not cause the abatement of any I suit or pi ceediug jaiuding when il ' takes effect. The Supreme Court shall • I make such general aud *|«clal rules a: d I rders as may he ueoi-sary- lor Hie I transfer if all suit- and proceedings to the appropriate Divisiou or Coi.rt - created by Ibis amendment. Matter* : | pending when ibis auieudmeul lakeeffect shall be decided by tbe judge n judges lo whom they were su omitted ! and the order, jud menl or decree made i or advised by said judge shall be enu r- ■ ed as that of the Division or Court to j - - which the euit or proceeding shall have ■ been transferred. : ' f Fifth — strike out Paragraphs 1, 2. 5 J i and 8 of HecuoD II of Article VII; and £ i substitute tbe toltowing Paragraphs m I • place of Paragraphs 1 and 2, and r ciiange tbe number* of tbe Paragraphs following 5 to correspond: y

0 1. Tbe Chief Justioe of the Supreme r- Cburt, tbe President Justice of tbe Law I- Division, tbe Chancellor and tbe A»o- >- date Justices of tbe Supreme Court - sball by nominated by the Govern ■ r •f and appointed by him, with tbe advice s and consent of the Benate. They aha II s not be lees than thirty-five years of age and shall have been practicing attorney* - to the State for at least ten yean. Tbey b shall bold office for tbe term of seven 1 yean; shall, at Mated times, receive for r tbeir service* a compensation which 9 snail not be diminished daring their i term of office, and they shall bold no i other office under tbe Government of : i the {Mate, or of tbe United Statee, bod , shall not engage In tbe practice of law i during tbeir term of office. Tbe Chan- a r eel lor aDd tbe Chi e* Justice of the Bo- " i preme Court*^ndktbe Vice Cbanoellon I land Associate Justices of the Supreme I ' Court, in office when this amendment j takes effect, shall be Justloee of the SnI preme Court until the expiration of : their respective terms. H Tbe circuit Court Judges to offioe when this amendment takes eflect shall be continued in office with tbe . of the Justices of the Supreme i Court at tbe Circuit UDtil tbe exI piration of their respective terms. Tbey may bold tbe County Courts, subject to ] assignment by the Law Division of the Supreme Court 2. The Governor, by and with the advioe and consent of tbe Senate, shall appoint one Judge of the County Court in each county, and stich additional County Judge or Judges in any county may iie authorized by law. The County (Judgee may bold oourt to any county subject to tbe control of tbe SuCourt. The County Judges shall not be lees than thirty years of age, and r shall have been practicing attorneys to J this State fer at least five years. They t shall bold office for Hie term of five • years-, shall at stated times receive for their services euch compensation , which c shall not be diminished during their c of office as the Legislature to its g discretion shall fix for each county, and " tbey Bhalt< bold no oth-r offioe under the Government "of the State or of tbe 8 < nited States, and snail not engage in t r practice of tbe law in the courts ot the :

^ coun'y where they hold court during e tbeir term of office. The judges of the . Common Pleas, in oflice wbeu ibis . amendment takes effect sball be tbe • judges of tbe County Courts until the f expiration of their present terms. 3. This amendment shall take eflect . on the first Monday to February, to tbe „ year next following its adoption by the e people. J 4. Tbe Legislature sball pass all laws f ueceeeary to carry to to eflect tbe provlj slope of tbe constitution aDd thisamend- [ AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE OHtSTITUTlON Or TE STATE 0F NEW JERSEY BY TE LEGISLATURE OF 19W i I ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION, NO. 0. jj STATE OF NEW JERSEY. i '! I i ; Be it Resolved (the Senate concur- ■ ringj, That tbe following amendment ! ' 1 1 to ibe constitution of this State be and j I tbe bsBR is hereby proposed, and when { I - tne name shall be agreed to by a ma- i | jority of the members elected ta»thei. ; Senaie and House of Ass-mbly tne said ! ' . amendment sball be entered on tbeir , • journals, witb tbe ayes and nays taken ; ■, . : tbereon, aud referred to the Legislature i , I next to be cboeen, and published for | j three mouths prior to tbe first Tuesday I c after tbe first Mouda of November next, I ' in at least one newspaper of each 1 1 county, to be designated by tbe Preei- i dent of tbe Senate, tbe Speaker of tbe | House of Assembly and tbe Secretary j * ouuw ui Aseuiuij auu iuc oecreiarv

of State: Amend by striking out ParagrapO 7, ! IV, Article IV, aud to place thereof the follow. ng: 7. Member* of the Senate shall resand dollars, aud member* of tbe General Assembly shall receive annually, , sum of ten hundred dollar* during i the lime tor which they shall have been elected and while tliey shall hold their | office, aud uo oilier allowance or euiol- . whatever, Tbe i'mudent of the Senate, and the Speaker of the Gen- | salion. equal lo one-third of liieir allowauce a* member* b-1 14 NOTICE TO UMIT CREDITORS Estate of Theodore Mueller, deceased. Pursuant to the order of Chas. P. Surrogate of the County of j ! Cape May, made on the 30th day of 1 July. A. D., 1908, on the application! of the subscriber. Executrix, of said : deceased, notice is hereby given to the ; creditors of said deceased to exhibit i ; the subscriber under oath^ir affirmation their claims and demands against ' the estate of said deceased within nine months from the 30th day of July, A : D., 1906, or they will be forever barred 1 of any action againt the subsscriber. | Dat*d July 20th. A D.. 19u6. CAROLINE MUELLER. !l Executrix, i, FOR SORE FEET "1 have found Burklen's Arnica Salve i be the proper thing to use for *oie as well as for healing burns, 1 ' sores, cuts and all manner of abrasions, " : • writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Poland. <| Maine. It is the proper thing too for - piles. Try It! Sold under guarantee at A!! Druggists. 2.".cf au CASTOR I A For Tnf*jit.fi and Children. 1 The Kind You Have Always Bought '. Signature of \ ! == 1 Your money grows when in a bank. < j without effort from you, even when , are asleep. Try it. Begin now. Trust Company will help 5 yon to save. « i For Coal, Coke and Wood, pbone T. t W. Millet and Son, i \

1 5 Emulsion an 6 J It make* than phnp, roqr, aethe, Iwppy. X It conUhaCod Lhrer Oa, H jpopto«pliite» « _ X ■ > .ud Glycerine, to mric f.1, WocJJV^bor^, J and to P^tosedxr that it u euily d>*nt*tl NHL A _ ALL DRUOOlSTSt 6O0. AND tl.Oa vTllf

IRON ROSE BIBLE CLASS h WHilAM H." R1BGWAY, Traaawlcr. TOUR HUES AMD BE SURE TO FIND TK REFERENCE. " . ADDRESS AU QUESTIONS TO TEACHER VAT COATESTHLL PA. LESfeON 6.— DAVID AND GOLLATH. Sam. 17:38-49 Angust 9th, 1908 . Copyright, 1MB hy B. 8. T. Co., ( PMMjaSbreMWmalr. 1 INTRODUCTION TO DAVID. You' will all like that pprt of tbis narrative before tbe 38th verse. Tbe ; youngster coming down from tbe farm see "the fun." His indignation ! that some of the professional fighters , did not stand forth for God and put a quietns on the boasting giant Tbe grand airs 'of his "big soldier brother— "you get right back home to the sheep!" And the littl>fellow's, "Now whatjhave I done?" Don't tt all seem

! so natural and (Drescnt day like? All , '• big brothers and all little brothers | have been in the same situation dozens i of timeg. Then the interview with s King SauL "I'll fight with tMs Philistine." "What, you! why you are ( only a boy." "Yes, but I am a hand • to paw lion and bear fighter. My God, who gaVe me success with those beasts. ' will help me with this one. " How * refreshing to meet a young fellow like this. No wonder God choee a him for a king. Have yoO the same spirit in you to go against the world's Goliahs : and win your kingdom? Rev. 2 : 26 28. "OUR FIGHTING CLOTHES." 39: "I cannot go with these." ' David knew Saul's armor wouldn't do, but he had \o obey the king. How ■ ridiculous be must have looked. So j looks every one in a bigger man's har- ^ n ess. Let the armor be ever so fine , how much better off are you if it don't fit? Suppose you do come into a high position and it is too big for yob ! Takes time to be fitted. David's real , i was his trust in his God and that little leather affair dangling over his shoulder. Both fit. They fit, how- . ever, was not made in a day. Those , long, weary days under the hot sun, on . j the Bethlehem hills with the sheep— , and the lions and bears. Don't ape ; anyone. No coat fits you like your , I own. Be yourself with your homely , j sling. Every fellow has some ad van- , tage. Ever see a sparrow whip a jhswk? God has something individual , 1 for you to do or you would not be here. | [ Get right with God and ask Him what

, | it is. He will use you according to e ability Bnd pay yon according to your . ! work. Matt. 25 : 15 ; Rev. 22 : 12. THE SLING. ■' 4t>: '"His sling was in his hand." - [ David's tribe was famous for il* | , slingers (Judges 20: lfii and David'is j r ! about to add new glory Will you dis- j " tinguish or extinguish your tribe? ! f David s skill not born with him. j . Patient training always counts big j r when the time comes. Improve every " moment with that sling of yours and 1 | be ready when Opportunity challenges | yon. Will Latta was a boy in the 1 tower at Parkersburg. His duty was 1 ! to record passing trains and telegraph I ahead lo the ne.it tower. During ' train intervaiE. instead of dozing or ' loafinv, he worked at improving his j : records. The head man dropped in one , ! day and "sat up and took notice." as 1 j you fellows say. Latta was soon trans- I j ferred to Brosd Street Station and in a , | little while became the General M*na- | i ger of the Pennsylvania Railroad, the 1 1 ; greatest railroad system in the world. | ; David was first of all trusting in God. 1 he took pains in selecting liis scone. Note he "chose" them, not ' grabbed them. Took four more than he ' I needed. In your sheep to-ding down at 1 the office, store or mill, in your odd. moments, do you practice your sline? I If God ever "calls you He will use what ' he finds in your hand John 6 : 9-11. BEWARE THE LITTLES. 1 42 "The Philistine — disdained him. ' | fo- he was but a youth." ] This famous Bible sto*y has forever j I taught the world the uncertainty of 1 | disdain. The old generals "disdained 1 . ! the quiet little fellow whose name was | i Grant. The British generals disdained 1 I the Virginia country surveyor, whose j ! name was Washington. Never disdain anything but evil and wickedness. I That nasty, ill smelling Coal Tar that < folks conld not frive away has proven j be richer than a gold mine. That | vile "smoke" from the coke ovens now yields wealth and power to drive great - engines. Goliath not the last man to down because of contempt for small t things. The am ull fellow pitta God is ( This is oar only hope in

. -■» J life's warfare. Most of as are very ' little fellows, indeed. How few kpow us five miles from borne? But some of you are like Goliath iu your conE tempt for the little fault that comes up out of the valley with Hs deadly sling in hand, the little stake in the game," the "little flyer in the market," the "little fun with the boys" quick, on with your helmet, or • you are loet Eph. 8:jl7.l8. "SOT AIR." 44 : "The Philistine said. I will give thy flesh to fowls and beasts." The historian writes: "It was- an andent custom to indulge in a war of words." As I live opposite the public schools I can testify the custom still 1 continues uwss tbe boys. Besides, I ! have just returned from court doing 1 jury duty ! Cultivate economy of 1 words. Never "blow." Go ahead and ' do the thing. Achievement is the best 1 talker krown. More steel is manufacf tured in the loafing places around town than is turned out ■ in the mills. ! Higher Christian living is done in / ' Young People's Societies. Brother1 hoods and pulpits than is ever achiev-

ed, ^or even attempted, ont in tbe world ' where it ie.so sorely seeded. "Hot 5 air" is slang at the present time, but 1 some slang is so expressive it gets into " the dictionary after a while. Again I j say, never boast. In tbe Christian life, the man who boasts of his strength • is likely to meet the fate of Goliath. • 1 Cor. JO: 12. [ THE/PANIC. 45 : "I come to thee in the name of j Jehovah of hosts." t David's faith was better than Goliath's coat of brass. As I write this night in late October, the "rich man'f panic" is on and stocks are tumbling . and fortunes are melting away. r Righteousness ia' going up against cor- ( porate rascality and certain millionaires are finding out that God is still , on His throne after all. W bile 'the bay ! tree still blooms, yet God's word still holds (Ps. 37 : 35, 36) "In the name of Jehovah" ie the only way to do any thing in Jehovah's world. That is you do things in your master's workshop. Human power does many wonderful things, yet when it comes to the essential thing* of life it is'hbsolutely powerless. Can't make the sun shine or stop shining; can t make it rain; can't 00mtort tta sick or dying; can't save a (led don't do things as man does. He uses ways of his own. Not tbe (treat sermon, just a little word spoken changes a life. Napoleon said God was on the side of the greatest Then it snowed, and the "oiLoiiuua. men u snoweu, ana tne

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