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imp timvK proposed t# th cosmcTWi of TE STATE OF FEW JERSEY BT THE I kr BLAIUBE OF IMt. HEX ATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 6. 8TATE OK NEW JERSEY. be it Resolved (the House of Assembly concurring;, That the following amendments to tbe couslitutioii iff this Slate l>e and the wane are hereby i mropooed, and when the name shall be I Igreed 10 by a majority of the meinbere < to tbe Senate BDd House of As- I iembiy, iflo Bai'tarneuiiuicm* eAali t»e -* entered ou their journals, with theyf*- I and nays thereon, and referred to tbe >< Legislature next to be cboeeu. aud pub- i ilabed for three months prior 10 the first I Tuesday after tbe first Monday of No- « ▼ember next, in at least oue newspaper t of eaeb county, to be designated by ibe e President of the Senate, the speaker of t the House of Assembly and ibe Secre- t tary of State: ' " . a 8 1. Strike out paragraph 8 o! sect id® c L Article IV. aud insert in place there- t of tbe following: t 8. Elections lor members of tbe Sen- 1 1 ate and General Assembly sball be held t every two year* ou tbe first Tuesday aflex the firet Monday in November, te- a ginning anno domlulooe thousand nine c hundred a- U ten, aud every second year a thereafter; and tbe two House* shall t meet separately on tbe second Tuesday e in January In each year, at wblcb time Of -meeting the fegl-lative year shall t commence ■" 2. Strike out paragraph 1 of section 1 II, Article IV, and In- err In place there- t Of tbe following: 1. Tbe Senate sball be composed of one senator horn escb count, in tbe * State, elected by the legal voters* of tbe counties respectively, for four years. 8 Strike out param$b "t of section II, Article IV. and insert In place thereof tbe following: > 2. As soon as the Senate shall meet / after the first elec tion to be held In pursuance of ibis constitution tney shall be divided by the Senate at. equally as may be into two clause*. The nests of the Senators of the first clans shall be vacated at the txplratlon of tbe second ▼ear: of the second class, at the exnirayear; of second

tion of tbe f urth year so that one class may be elected every seoond year and if vacancies happen, by resiguatio - or otherwise, the persons elected to supply such vacancies sball be elected for the uuexpir d teraaouJy ; provided. that the Senators having the longest period of time still to set ve at the time of making aaid division shall be entitled to tbe longer terms. 4. tjtrike out paragraph I of section III, Article IV and Insert in place! thereof tbe following: 1. Tbe General Assembly sball be oofnposed of members elected by tbe legal voter of tbe oounties, respectively, every second year,b»glnningou tbe first ! Tuesday after tbe first Monday in November, anno domiui one thousand Diue j hundred and ten, who shall be apportioned among ibe said counties as nearly i as may be according to the number oi ' the inhabitants. The Legislature shall ■ in the year oue thousand nine hundred i and tec, and at its first session alter j , each United Btaies decennial census hereafter, aud not ofieuer, divide and . ay-sage eacfi county oi this (state into a district or districts for the election there- i Id of a member or members of i i s Gen- . eral Assembly Each Assembly (lis- , trict so constituted shall coulnin, a- ,

nearly as practicable, an equal duiuwt of inhabitants, a d shall consist of convenient and contlguou- lerutory in a compact lorm, t>ut uo county, or part thereof, shall be joined wlib any olber 1 county, or part thereof, in any such district; provided, that each county Shall, at all times, be entitled to at lea-i one member, aud the whole number ol members to be chosen shall never exceed sixty. The Court of Last Resort by whatever name known, is fiereby invested With exclusive original jurisdiction and with full power, under such procedure as it may by rules prtoci ibe, to. review any division and arrangements nmde by the Legislature mto Assembly district* of the counties of this ctaie for tbe parposeol determining wnether such arraugemeui and divi-iou, or any pail th reof, is in accordance or in conflict with this section, aud, if iu couilui herewith, to adjudge the same, or such part thereof us may be in cuufiici herewith, null aud void. In case sa d court shall determine such arrangement and division, or any part thereof, to be null and void the Legi laiure shall pioceed to make a new arrangement aud division. ent re or partial, as the act.ou of . the court may require. 6. Strike out paragiapb 3 of Article V and insert in place ibereol me followin* 8. The Governor shall hold hia office ; for tour years, to commence at twelve o'clock noon on the third '1 uesday of 1 January next ensuing ibe election fur Governor by the people, and io end at twelve o'clock noon on tire third Tue.--dgy of January four years thereafter; and be shall be Incapable of noldiug that, office for four years Lexi alter he, termor service shah have expired; aud no appointment or nomination to office shall be made by the Go- ernof during the last week of his said term . 6. Strike out paragraph b of sectiou II, Article Vll, and insert iu place 6. Clerks and surrogates of counties ■hall be elected by tbe people of tbeir respective counties at the elections for members of tbe General assembly. ; They shall hold their offices for six • years. 7. Strike out paragraph 7 of section U, Article VII, and insert in place thereof the following : 7. She riffs and coroners shall be elected by the people of their respective ooanties at the elections for members of tbe General Assembly, and shall hold tbeir offices for four years, after which fbor years must elapse before they cau be again capable of serving. Sheriffs shall annually renew tbeir bonds. 8. Add to section 2 of Article VII, three paragraphs to be known-ma par .- graphs 12, 18 and 14. (Ill, All elections for Governor*, members of tbe Senate and General Assembly, sberifls, coroners, county clerks add surrogates of counties and all other officers cow or hereafter necessary to be chosen by the electors of the whole Stats, or at any county thereof, shall be bold every second year, on the fiat

f Tuesday after tbe first Monday in N"o-| vemlKT. Leirinuing anno domiui one It thousand uiue hundred and ten. 1 1 18. All rledtlpns f.ir justices cftbui peace and all and any municipal of- i (leers, as distinguished from State and J . county officers as hereinbefore provided. I j now or hereafter necessary to be chosen j t by the electors of any city, borough. 1 1 town, township, village or subdivision thereof, or any municipality of this p State, except counties shall he held g every second year ou the first T uesday I fi after tb» fin>t Monday In November, be- o ginning anno domiui one thousaud nine h • hundred aDd eleven. o It F.VfWIiT s.«i huwin lunvlrlMl with n

14. Except ' relation to ibe office of Senators, all officers filling any elective office at the time iheac amendmeu la lake effect shall continue in tbe exercise of the duties thereof according to their respect Ive coma»l«4ont. or term* of office, and until tbeir successor* may be elected aDd -qualified under tbe provisions of these amendments, and all officers whose of office would expire after these amend men te take effect aud prior to the election an qOnlifl^liou of their In office, at the election for the respective, offices first held under tbe provisions of thQie amendments, shall continue in office until their suc- | ceeaorscan l« elected aud qualified, at the election for such office or offices to be neld next after these amendmeuw take effect, according to the provisions hereof. Tbe' Legislature shall pas* all necessary laws to arrange the terms of office of all statutory elcc> ive officers eo that said terms may be iu harmony with these amendments, and to carry mto eflect tbe f o visions hereof. These amendments, if adopted, shall effect slid go into operation ou the "fiiat-dav-of-Kefefuarv III the year of our oue tbousaud nine hundred ana ten. AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1908. ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT' JLESO* j LUTION, NO. 4. . 1 STATE OF NEW JERSEY. I]

• Be rr Resolved. (tbe Senate cou- • curring). That tbe lolidwing amend-! r ments to the Constitutiou of tnis State j '' be and tbe same is hereby proposed, | B aud wbeu the same shall be agreed to ; 9 By a majority of the members elected j ■ to the Senate and to tue House of As- j ' sembly, the aaid ameuumeut shall be - entered on their journals, with the yeas aDd nays taken thereon, and referred 1 I to the Legislature next to be chosen, ' ; and published for three mouths pievj ious to tbe first Tuesday after the first ' I Monday of November next, in at least " one newspaper of each county to be • designated by the Pieeideut of the eeu- : i ate. the Speaker of the House ol Assembly, and tbe Secretary of SUte, pay- ' I ment for such publication to be made I by the Treasurer on the warrant of the j Comptroller. j l^lrst— .-tnke out Paragraph 10 of ! Sectiou Vll of Article IV, and change tbe nutm-ere of tire following paruI graphs to correspond. eecoud— Change Paragraph 10 uf : Article V so as to read as follows: 1 10 The Governor or person admiuls- j iermg the government aud lour cm- ( /.ens of I lie -Male appointed by the Gov- 1 eruor, by aud with the advice and con- j

r Boara of Puiuous. The uicuibeis • said Board, oi any three oflheuj.of| ' vt uom the Governor or pe sou aduiiu- 1 : islcrlug the xovcrumcut shall be one, j ' in ay remit fines aud forfeitures, and 1 1 1 cases except lu.peacfimeut I lie four j , Imeiutiers specially appointed .-bail hold services a compensation which rhaii | i heir appointment. Thild— Chaugc Section 1 of Arlic.e I 1 VI. 'O as to read as follows: SECTION 1. Toe judicial power snail he vested in | : a I ouu lor the ilia! of niipcachuicn s. a Supreme Conrl, ' ouuly LouiL, audi . -ucn Other Courts inferior io tue Supi, me Court, as may i.c established by I i laiure may allei or aoollau as the pub- • ' lie good shaJI tequire. Fourth — Strike out all of Sections 11. •' , j IV. V, VI, uud VII, of Article VI, I, I , change Ibe number ol Sectiou 111 of . , ' Article VI to Sectiou 1 1, and insert the • ! following secuoui^iu Article VI: SECTION' 111. Any judge of any of tbe Courts of the ■ i Slate may be removed for disability I 1 continuing for oue year, or for relusal Io ' perform the duties oi hla office, by a j vote ol two-third* of all tue members of ' the Seuate aud of I wo-thlrdS oi all the ; • members of the House of Aa-etuoiy vot- i , : tug separately . alter a bearing before ■ both Houses iu joint session. SECTION TV. f. The Supreme Court shall he organized iu three divisions, uamely. the | : Appeals Division, the I.aw Division, , ; aud the Chancery Division Is snail i i consist of a P esiding Justice of t ie Ap- 1 . |ieals Division who shall be styled tbe i , : | Chief Justice, a Presiding Justice of the , ; Law Division w ho shah he styled the President Justice, and a Presiding Just- , ■ J ice of tbe Chancery Division, w ho shall , - be styled the Chsucehor, aud eighteen ; Associate Justices, which uuinbcr may ; be Increased by law. 2. The Appeals Division shall coni sist of the Chief Justice, aud six other i : Justices of the Supreme Court to be as- i si. ned by the Governor. A Justice of I - the Supreme Court assigned by the Gov- : ernor to the Appeals Division shall f serve in said Division until the end of I bis term. i Tbe remaining Justices shall be asi sigued by the Supreme Court to the • Law or Chancery Division, as the business 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 them , tbe Governor - shall, when authorized by statute, tem- . porariiy assign five of the Justices of r tbe o<ber DivWonsto alt in tbe Appeals i i Division, which sball thereupon sit in i 9 two Divisions (or the hearing and ded- • skin of causes peuii tug at tbe time of I such assignment.

4. Four Justices sball be necessary to constitute a quorum on the final bear- i lug of any cause in tbe Appeals Division, but tbe Supreme Court may pro- i vide by rule for the making of iuter- i locutory orders by a I rest r number of i justices, or by one justice; such orders i lo be subject to revision by tbe Appeals i Division. r On tbe bearing of a cause in tbe Ap- i peals Division, no Justice who has t a judicial opto fou in tbe cause in i favor of or against tbe judgment, order I decree under review shall an at tbe s hearing to review such judgment, order t or decree, but tbe reasons for such c or uecree, our u»c reasons i-»r sucu

h opinion shall be assigned to the Coort r- in writing. e 6. A majority of all the members of II the Supreme Court, to be presided over s by • be Chief Justice shall constitute a e quorum for the assignment of justices, i tbif e^iactmenfcif'rulre.' c 6. Tbe Supreme Coon thall appoint e one or more reporters, not exceeding e three, to report tbe decisions of the ■> Court, and shall by rule define bis or ' tbeir duties and powers. Tbe reporters r sball hold office for five years, subject, r however, to removal at the discretion of < , tbe Court. v SECTION V. ' 1. The Appeals Division sball have \ ' and exercise tbe appellate jurisdiction ' r heretofore possessed by the Court of Errore and Appeals, tbe jurisdiction 1 heretofore possessed by the Supreme ! ^ Court on writ of error, and tbe jur.sdic- : tlon heretofore possessed by tbe Freroga- ' tlve Coun on appeal, and by tbe Ordi- ' nary on appeal, and such further appeltate junadictiou as may be conferred ' i upon it by Law, togetber with such j , original jurisdiction as may be Incident 1 . to tbe complete determination of any ' ' ran s» on rftvlcy. pwiny, fNp ' right of trial by jury. ' 2. Tbe jurisdiction heretofore po»- - eesBed by the Supreme Court and tbe ' : Justices tbereot not hereby conferred on | the Appeals Division, and the jurisQlc- 1 tion heretofore possessed by the Circuit ' Courts and the J udges thereof, aud auch ' further original jurisdiction not or an ' equitable natnre, and Buch further ap- 1 1 peliate jurisdicUon from inferior courts, j 1 as may be conferred by statute, shall be ' exercised by the Law Division of the 1 Supreme Court and by the several jus- 1 1 uces thereof, iu accordance with rules [ f of practice and procedure prescribed by |J ! statute, or in the absence of statute, by e the Supreme Court. | tue supreme ovun.

3 7 he jurisdiction heretofore pos- , i- 1 sessed by tne Prerogative Court and the I- Ordinary, not hereby conferred on tbe I e { Appeals Division, and the jurisdiction i, i heretofore possessed by toe Court of o , Chancery aud the Chancellor, and such 1 further original equity jurisdicUon as - j may be conferred by statute, and such s further original jurisdiction as is now » couier ruble on the Prerogative Court 1 shall be exercised by tbe Chancery Dlvi- , sion ana by tbe Chaucellor and the sev- - eral justtces of sakl Division in acoordt ance with the rule* ol pracUce and pro- 1 t oedure prescribed by statute, or, In the i sbseuce of statute, by the supreme - Court, but tbe JusUces of that Division ; - shall be under such control and super- - vision by the Chancellor as shall be pro- ! vided by the Supreme Court. 4. Terms of the Supreme Court presid«d over by a single Justice ol tbe I Law- Division for tbe trial of issues .- joined in or brought to the Law Divi- i - Bion of the Supreme Court shall be held j in tbe several couuUeaal times fixed by I the Supreme Conn. UuUI so fixed, j such trial terms shall be beid at tbe ■ ! places aud tluie- now fixed by law for ■ Uie holding ol the Couris of Common ■ •| -i. The supreme Court may provide ' I by rule for the transfer ol uuy cause or < rule for the Irausler ol auy a I it

i Issue irum the Law Division to tbe ' ' j Chancery Division, or Irutn the Chan- ■ I eery Division lo the Law Division of I . | the supreme Court, and from the County | ' Court to tbe Law- Divlsiou o the Chan- ( ■ eery lhvis on of tbe Supreme Court, ud ; ' ' for the giving of complete legal and [ 1 equitable rebel iu any cause IU theCourt | - ' or Division wheie it may be pending, i 1 ' I (>. Nothing bereiu contained shall | 1 1 prevent the alterution. by law or auy j ■ 1 1 statutory power or jurisdiction coufer- | led upon any Court or Judge since he 1 i adopllou of the CouslituUuu in the year i ' one thousand eight bun red and forty- 1 1 I lour, and nothing herein cui^aiueJ ' -hall prevent ihe Legislature horn coii- ! 1 I lerring upon any inierior Court w hich , ' may lierealler be established sucb pow- 1 ! er or jurisdiction as was exercised ny or ' which muv now be coulerred upou the | interior Courts mentioned in bectiou 1 ' ! of Article VI , of the Constitution of 1844. SECTION VI. 1 : The Couuty Courts shall have aud ex- 1 j ercise. in all cases within tbe county . 1 f such original common law jurisdiction j ! concurrent with the -upreuie Lourt, laud such other jurisdiction heretofore j exercised by courts inferior lo l lie Supreme Court aud the Prerogative Court . : as may be provided by law. Tbe ttua! judgments of tbe Couuty Courts may ' ' ! be brought for review before the Su- i ' 1 1 preme Court in tbe Appeals Division. > ' ' I Until otherwise provided, the jurisdic- ' : tiou heretofore exercised by the Courts ■ | of Commou Pleas. Orphans' Courts, '• ' Courts of Oyer aud Terminer. Couris of i 1 quarter Sessions, or by the Judges there- j i f. shall be exercised by the County Courts pureuaut to mles prescribed by the Supreme Court. The justices of i 1 I tbe Law Division of the Supreme Court I | shall be ex officio Judi.es of the County | | Courts. All other jurisdiction or author- j I ity now vested in auy Court, Judge, or ! ' ! magistrate with jurisdiction inferior to j tbe Court- in this section mentioned, and not superseded by thi* article, sball i ; continue to be exercised by such Court, I : Judge or magistrate until the Legissball otherwise provide | - SECTION VII. I This amendment to the Constitutiou j | shall not cause the abatement oT auy , suit or ptoceeding pending when it takes effect. Tbe Supreme Court shall . make sucb general and special rules aud I rdere as may be ner-e-Bary lor the | t trausfer of all »uit» and proc-edings to the appropriate Divi-iou or Court 1 • created by this amendment. Matters i pending when this amendment takes , effect shall be decided by the judge or I judges to whom they were su omitted. | i and the order, jud ment or decree made i or advised by said judge shall be eute.-- 1 - ed as that cf the Division or Conrt to : wliitltthe salt or procteding .shall have j - been transferred. r Fifth— Strike out Paragraphs 1. 2. 5: ■ and 8 of Section II of Article VII; snd!< i substitute tbe folio whig Psragnpbs In : ■ place of Paragraphs 1 and 2. and ; r eiiangaAl* numbers of tbe Paragtapha following 6 to cm respond:

. L IV Chief JwtMe of the Snpre,^ Court, th* Pre-ident Justice of Ku«Division, the Chancellor and the a--o-ciate Justices of the Supreme Court shsd by nominated by the Govern r and appointed by him. with the advice and consent of tbe rtenate. They abalJ not ha ism than thirty-five years of age and shall have been practicing attorneys in tbe State for at least ten yean. They shall bold office for the term of seven yean; shall, at stated times, receive for their services a - compensation wbb-h snail uot be diminished daring their tend of office, and they shall bold no . ' . • — v, WUW. BUU L OtV IUJUI UUJU no 1 other office under tbe Government of 9

t the State, or of tbe United States, and shall not engage in the practice of law f during tbeir term of offloe. Tbe Chan- « r celfor and tbe Chief Justice of tbe Bui preme Court, and the Vice Chancellors | , and Associate Justices oftbc Supreme | I : Court, in office when this amendment takes effect, shall be Justices of tbe Snt preme Conrt until the expiration of ; their respective terms. , The Circuit Court Judges in office - when this amendment takes eflect > shall be continued lu office with the powers of the Justices of U»e Supreme r Court at the Gtrcait until the expiratioc of their respective terms. They may bold the County Courts, subject to asslgnmeot by tbe Law Dtvisiou or the i .Supreme Court 2. The Governor, by and with the advice and consent of tbe Senate, shall appoint one Judge of the Connty Court iu each county, and such additional County Judge or Judges in any county may be authorized by law. The County Jud nee may bold court io any county subject to the control of the Supreme Court. The County Judges shall uot be less than thirty yean of age, and shall have been practicing attorneys in this State for at least live years. They efaail hold uflkc foi the lenn of fiVe- g years; shall at stated times receive for - their services such compensation-, which 11 shall not be diminished dnring their * term of offloe as tbe Legislature in its w discretion shall fix for each county, and i, they shall bold no oth-r office under , the Government of the State or of tbe 8 I United States, and shall not engage in *' | practic.- of tbe law in the conrt* of the » jcoun y where they hold court during 0 their term of office. The judge* of the j Common Pleas, in office when this amendment takes effect shall be tbe B judges of the County Courts until tbe T | expiration of their present terms. j | 3. This amendment shall take eflect , OU the firs: Mondav in RehriiHrv In th* '* ^ the Monday February, In

e i year next following iu adoption by the c j people. u 4. The Legislature shall pass all laws l{ j necessary to carry into eflect the proviQ ! -ions of tbe constitution and thisamendB j ment thereof. I AMENDMENTS PROPOSED TO THE CONSTTTUTION OF ' THE STATE Of NEW iERSEY BY THE LE6- ; ISUTURE OF 1908 I I ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION, NO. 9. ; STATE OF NEW JERSEY. 1 1 Be it Resolved (the Senate concur- . 'ring), That the following amendment I : to the constitution of this State be aud | j the same is hereby proposed, and when r tne -uiue shall be agreed to by a ma- , jorlty of the members- elected to tbe! Seua'e aud House of Ass- inbly tbe said . ameudmeut shall be entered on their j - journa -. w ith the ayes and nays taken f a..., ^

. i thereon, and referred to tue Legislature ' ui-xt to be chosen, aud published for - I three month-- prior to tbe first Tuesday . j after the first Mouda of November next, . in at least one newspaper of each I I I couuty. to be designated by ibe Presi- ! | dent of the Seuate, the Speaker of the' . ! House of Assembly aud tbe Secrelarv of State: I Amend by slnkiug out Paragraph 7, , Sectiou IV, Article IV, and iu place . 1 thereof the follow ng: . | 7. Member- o' tbe 'Seuate shall recelve, annually, the sum of oue th u- . : sand dollars, and members of tbe Geu- ! eral Assembly shall receive aunually. . , the sum of teu hundred do'lars duilng , tlie lime for » hich tbev sball have been . elected and while they shall hold their office, and uo other allow auce or eiuol- i , uuieiii. directly or Indirectly, for auy puriHise whatever. The President of the Senate, and l he Speaker of ibe Gen- 1 eral A-seuit ly shall, in virtue ol their I office, receive an additional com pen- i . satfou. equal to one-third of their all «w- . ance as members. b-1 14 . I NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS [ Estate of Theodore Mueller, deceased. ' ! ! Pursuant to the order of Chas. P. [ Vanaman, Surrogate of the County of ' . ! Cape May. made on the 30th day of i July, A. D., 1908, on the application ; ] | of the subscriber. Executrix, of said ! , ; . deceased, notice is hereby given to the ' , creditors of sai^ deceased to exhibit i ' to the subscriber under oath or affirm- i . : ation their -Taims and demands against 1 , . | the estate of said deceased w-ithiu nine , months from the 30th day of July. A. i 1 . I D., 1908, or they will be forever barred < , ! of any action againt the -ubsscriber. 1 1 ; Dated July 20th, A D.. 1908. , CAROLINE MUELLER, , | Executrix. ' | . FOR SORE FEET. , j "1 have found Bucklen's Arnica Salve . > | to be the proper thing to use for soie . i I feet, as well as for healing burns, . • ) sores, cuts and ail manner of abrasions, ' ' i ! writes Mr. W. Stone, of East Poland, | Maine. It is the proper thing too for i I piles. Try It ! Sold under guarantee i , ' I at All Druggists. 25c. au [ j j - ' ' CASTOR I A j For Infants and Children. ( Th Hud Yon Hm Always Boogiit . sSTTo ! - i ■ i i Your mAney grows when in a bank, ' j without effort from you, even when ' ; j you are aMeegL Try it. Begin now. \ ; | Security Traet Company will help , i you to save. , — 1 For Coal. CoJtt and Wood, phone T. W. Miller and S>n,

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IRON ROSE BIBLE CLASS,' a VHiiAM H. IBCVAT. Irmmmta. BATE TOUR IOUS AM K SUM W FDD TK ADDRESS All QUBTMG TO TEAJSX AT COATESYHiE. PA. LESSON 7.— SAULCTRIES TO KILL DAVD. 1 Sam. 18: 6-16. 1. Caorrigbi. 190s by 8. 8. T. Co. 1 1 PAfakeJ n Stu mi Vik mIt I ' THE RIGHT HERO. 7: "And the women sang— David." ■ Never be aorprisecCat the girls wor- - brass battens has cat yoa out. Tbe , world has always done so. Carlyle has , written one of the best books ia the j language, "Heroes and h4to Worship." Read it There is nothing sweeter than the praise of lovely j women. Women ought to.be as careful ( of tbeir praise as of their affection. ( Lavish it only on the worthy. There j otfcer heroes than "tin^soldiers." j is Tom Brown, whose father , tbe other day and left tbe young j with mother, two sisters and . e fellow with mother, two sisters and

e a brother depending on him. He is only eighteen ana has small « ages, but ® he is trusting God and doing his best l_ without a whimper. Talk about heroes ! Girls, why don't you cheer him and sing him? fAs with David so with Tom — he'll have his song later. Tom f will be heard irom. That kind of boys always are. God trained David fight- ( ing lions from the flock — Tom is being trained fighting the wolf from the | door. Eph. 6 : 2. 3. i "EYED." j 9 : "And Saul eyed David from that j day. " I Who are you "•yeing?" Happy over [it, aren't iyou? Say, "Get the behind ; ' me Satan" and go to the fellow, take | him by the hand with a smile. "Sam, " old fellow, congratulations on the proI motion. I hoped for the place, but since l ' l"didn't get it. here's success to you ■ and you have or.ly -to command me." : And you will have begun to climb your . self by the change of heart. J ea 'ou*y i is SELFISHNESS spelled in « ireuf |

' type. Saul an example. Note his ca- I ['reerandthe end of him. If you get Luke 10 : 27 into your heart, jealousy 1 can never squeeze in. The logical ■ , finish of jealousy is mur-ier. When you ' find yourself "eyeing" any one, ask 1 God to put on the blinders, as horse- , men do with a certain kind of horses. : The Bible says, "jealousy is as the * rage of man," and "as cruel as hell. " I ! This means murder. Javelin throwing. ■ Pistol shooting. Poison droppi g. The gallows. Destruction. THE JIJKbR ■ t • 11: "Saul said, ljwill smite David I even to the wall. " David's life was perfectly safe, because tne Lord was with him. But he to juke just the same. While God , expects you to hold harp in hand and | vou are to 'keeo your eyes open. ' , a young man (and woman) is in | f ' the service of some Saul. Give him | your best service, but watch and juke I I should he try to do you to death with 1 the javelin in his hand. "If he has | h dangers why not leave him?" j like David, you can't. Your | t is King. Besides, God may be I training you for Saul's kingdom. There i ■ ! more than one industrial kingdom that has been saved to the commun ity and its happy work people by a Gotic'.osen David who served and juk d | and now reigns. I know a big one j where the David had to dodge the rum I bottle. Joseph juked and reigned and saved the world. (Gen. 39: 8-12). God I trains^His young men. He trains yru. \ Afgood juker is no mean accomplish | j™*11 UNDER THE CLOUD I | 13: ,"Saul made nim nis captain. " ! Hoped he might get killed. Sent him j away from the court where all loved | It was a good ihing for David. the best period of David's life. Gyd goes with him and all he does prospers. Under a cloud of undcerved hatred J never hurts the good man. out extraordinaiy qualities. He stays where he is placed and does his 1 Don't any of you fellows ever ? make fools of yourselves down at the ( mill if things are not as smooth as tbe ] m il dam in August Never mind *if < "hoss" does "have it Jin" for you. j God and remember David's t training was not all under summer kkies. Never forget God has a king- 1 - dom for every man who has the pa- 1 tience to take tbe training tor it Rev. I , 2: 9-10. <

i | JAMK8 ONE FIVE. M 16: "He behaved himself very | wisely." David did not get a swelled bead. E Sheep keepers and lion fighters never (do. Hillside graduates acquire aelf I poise 1 It is bard to stand prosperity I wisely What would you do if you came into a fortune tomorrow? Harder to keep your job than to get it Easier I for a President to raech the White ' | House than to "behave himself wisely" . every time be has a speech to make, strike to settle or a "predatory corporI ation" to deal with. David's wisdom | no accident. He got it where almost all the masterly men of tbe world get it. Ask Roosevelt and all his cabinet. Ask King Edward and his ministers. Ask Emperor William. Ask the leaders in manufactures, commerce and professions. They will all answer in a a little nobody like you — so you want to argue? OF FRIENDSHIP. 16: "But all Israel loved David." Why? i David had the knack of mak- * ing friends and ;the still greater knack of holding them. Saul threw his Learn the secret of friend makand you have succeeded in life. you want friends. Pick out that man you know who has the most . not acquaintance--, but friends, and see if hp in nut h —at tas-t*! /*!_ not a greathearted fel-

' low, running full of the milk of human kindness. Then (look deeper, and you ; will find that man's feet planted on the j Rock of Ages— yes, every time. Friendship is love. God ;n{ love. Things 1 which are equal to the same thing are 1 equal to each other. Jew and^ientfle, 1 saint and sinner, all love David to this day* David, we are toW, was a young man after God's own heart (1 13 : 14). David tried to please God and not men. The vtan who tries to please men rarely makes friends. The man who lives to please God always does. "Love thy neighbor as thyself" is the great commandment, and this is the magic wand that turns human clay to loTing friends. But a man can only love his neighbor as himself when his life is changed to the Christ life. "Ye must be born again " EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE. ! Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379 C > (T nrH a ...... I. Cfln T ..~n I — - avenu . Sao Jose. Oal., says:

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