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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23
World Does Not Owe
ANYBODY a Living

BY Rev. Dr. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS of New York
RAYOUNG men should not make the mistake at the outset OF their
W career of saying, "The world owes me a living" Ut all the
black lies that ever defaced the page of a mans lie thai,
- is THE BLACKLIST. The world does not owe you a
living, but instead you owe the world a million million livings. You
NEVER REPAY what the world has done for you ae'
There are men living in palaces in Fifth avenue and IN palaces IN
Great Britain who are a surely FINANCED PAUPERS as if they
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

and there will be other years, and If
necessary other Colbys, other Fag-
ans, other Records, to do the work
which is now begun. In any event,
the republican party, eve Ii the
present management retains control,
will for some time prove more atten-
tive to the public welfare than in the
past. And for this the leaders of the
New Idea will deserve all credit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23


-tie ,ntrct- Within~ap few
CAL nfAyre Strong came out with
&yreh4y although nothing had been
addressed to him. In his reply nc
laid that Senator Jackson was to be
5re~noninatcd.
u This is a matter for thoughtful
voters to ponder over. But Mr.
Strong. having taken upon himself
the responsibility of replying to Col.
Fordycc, was asked some questions
by that gentleman regarding certain
actions of his down at Trenton when
Col. Fordyce was n member OF the
state legislature. Up to date, Mr..
Strong has made no answer al
though he seemed perfectly willing
to rash into print when Col. For
dyes candidacy was announced.
Just why the qseif-styled boss of
the county refuses to answer the seri.
GUS charges made by Col. FOrdycc
is left for the voters to think over.
Col. 1'ordyce states that while he
WAS an assemblyman, several bills,
which were of much interest to large
corporations, were introduced. In
each OF these measures Boss Strong
appeared in the assembly chamber
and insisted that the Middlesex men
vote In favor of them. Col. Ferdyoe
refused md Boss Strong told him he
would be sorry.
Why was Boss Strong so Interest,"
ed in the passage of these corpora
ton measures? What right had Ross
Strong 10 appear on tile floor of the
legislature and endeaVOr to influence
the vOtc of the men sent to Trenton
by the PEOPLE of Middlesex county
These are the questions that Boss
Strong refuses TO answer.
Think ii over and decide for your
self whether you want such a man
to continue in control of county az
fairs. 4u
e. NJ
Boss stF0ng's friends claim that
he Is the leader. But IA political lead
us duties, end when he has led his
-arty 10 victory at the polls. \
leader is for elections. A leader ha'
no more right to go to the legislator,
and demand that the peoples ser
wants vote as he tells them than ha'
any other citizen. A man who act
as Dory Strong has acted becomes +;
typical boss who wants to control nj
primaries, conventions and elections
land thta dictate to the candidate
after election. tiga'
AL -f7 .TAafy 4ft -.r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

A noted physician Of Pittsburg, Pa, in
a recert letter to DR.. Oldham says:
In your prescription known as 'Pepsoids' You
have given the medical world the greatest and
most valued discovery in medicine OF the present
thathas baffied the skill Of the best physicians Of
regent times, how to cure permanently All
Acute or Chronic Stomach Diseases known a.
Nspapsia, Indigestion !astarrh OF the Stomach
Sfhd DikesfiyB Weakness, / have used your pre-
|scripti0n, 'Fapsoids,i inhundredsp Of cases VIII
nHta single ~failure.l attribute the suecess9l ypae
treatmant mainlg 10 the fact that tue HsspAAe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

germs of tho stomach cannot resist Pepsoids.
Your theory that most Stomach Diseases are
brought about by multitudes OF nefariots dis
germs must be correct, Judging
from the remarkable results attained from the
use of your 'Pepsoids.' l consider 'Pepsolds the
best and most valuable remedy yet discovered.
forthe treatmentof stubborn ailments.
Pepsoids cure Dyspepsia and all
Stomach Diseases, in a new way, by re-
pairingt the wornout lining ofthe Stomach
and at the same time, destroy all disease
breeding germs, Dyspepsia and the worst
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

lived in novels and were supported by the state,
and there are women who carry a donkey's load Of
fnery on their backs who should also be classed as
paupers because of the little that they give to the
world in proportion to what they receive. +
The French revolution will be as a match in the
nirht in comnarison with the revolution Russia is soon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

forms of Stomach Disorders once cured
IN TINS way never returns. -
fepsoids are sold at drug stores at Soc. n bott
on IN absolute guarantee or money refunded.
~ you nave not used Pepsoids before,
We VIII send you So-ccnt bottle FREE.
oena us your name and address aud you
VII receive promptly, a full sized bottle.
iou 20 hot onllgate yourself to pay a cent.
Al We ask, after Pepsoidshave cured or greatI,
uenenttsu yours; that Won recommend Pepsoids
70 your friends; Try Pepsnids to-day they -.Ql
oureyou' Inc ioOhemlcalGo.. Chicago. IlA 5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

to have, and the aristocrats will reap what they have sown in fire.
brands AND BULLETS.
For the last few weeks we have been listening to endless attacks
on property. We have heard we are going to the devil because we
are too rich a country; that We need to go back to the days when we
could not boast so much wealth. But what this country needs isn't
more poverty, but MORE MANHO TO USE THE PROP
ERTY WE HAVE. God meant men to go toward wealth; he
wants us to multiply our possessions. The trouble is not that we II
too rich, but our knowledge, our intellectually, our honesty, have not
kept in advance of our property as they should have dones
WE NEED TO COME BACK TO THE CONVICTIONS OF OUR
FATHERS AND sPIRITUALIzE OUR WEALTH AND PROPERTY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23
MONDAY, JULY 90.
THINK IT OVER

the opening of the present cam
qtltala against bossism In this county.
SoAlexander II. FOrdyce, Jr., the
Andent candidate for the repub-
nomination of state senator,
led the system Of bOssism and
tio---1utrc4- Witbin-a~ few
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-23

Mw HE criminal laws throughout the United States are more
and more coming to be for the benefit OF the criminal
instead of for the PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC.
- The conviction of the criminal by a jury trials Feally
- only the beginning Of the effort to prosecute hin. Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
Summer Outing Tours.

II We've had "a fairly quiet day; but sup
pose it Is only the lull be fore the storm,
OF Thursday. Beyond the fact that sew
{eral inewsdealers have increased their or
,ders enormously to meet the rush on the
s..xx', ,{ coupon. nothing ofSany vital interest
has happened. IS -
s4 It Is very gratifying to note the promi-5
inent public men who are taking sucll a
keen interest in securing votes for selneS
of the contestants. 1t Is now quite an,
established fact that on a certain subur-
ban train coming into the city coupons
have got to be reserved for a we'll known
State official who makesEit his daily task
to go through the train and literally hold
1T up for coupons. Cars coming In from
the outlying suburbs mostly have like
experiences. It's well there is only the
one coupon to be clipped, or there would
not be much paper left. Yes, 1t is large; !.
but Just think how much easier 1t Is to
handle when counting than the scruntyi
little things one usually comes across as
coupons. &. u
It's not the outing man's intention to
get prosaic. He's more likeaS to get gray
headed before the competition is over.
Thank goodness, he's only about as well
known as Mr.. Raftles In Richmond: but,
ladies, don't forget those tips published
on Tuesday We'd hate not to have
enough papers on Thursday to meet t,De
demand, p IS
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Automobile Party Has Delight.
full Trim to This Citv. a ii.
fill Trim

Il That Richmond appears to be the
Mecca for automobile touring parties IL
quite evident. since hardly does a week
pass by without one or more such par
ties visiting the Old Dominion city.
On Sunday. June 10TH two White
steamers, with the following party. left
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. P. ". How.
Miss y. j. Carter, Mr.. Harry stahler, Mr.,
Fred F'acht,, Il Mr.. u, "A. Bnrtle and Mr..
William Mcgee. After delightful run
they reached Norristown. Pa. They then
proceeded to York, Pa. From there a
visit was made to historic Gettysburg
and Its pleasing enyirons. Z.
If Hagerstown was next reached by a
beautiful, circuitous route. The inviting
way led to Winchester. Va; then TO
Luray. AS the shadows were beginning
toiflengthen they departed for staunton
and were, elated over the beauty OF the
scenic. .shenandoa h Valley Soon Natural
Bridge was reached, 4 which served as a
splendid climax for the trip. G Ii 4
rom there they bent their jollrnty for-
ward again. Roanoke and I.ynchburg
were nch Visited. and soon the. party
reached Richmond, "a tired but contented
lot. Va 4 e i s5
After a stay OF a few days the marty
will proceed home. via Old Point Com
fort, Washington, Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. Ia IA g{ II 4
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Uncle SAINTS Old Servants.

E Not easy. but very consid erate and
kind hearted boss, Is cle4sam. He has
no faith an the Osler TIT Young
he believes every man While the man
can work. The civil service commission
has just reported that 1857 government
clerks at washington are over G. OF
this number 1se hold places on account
sof their war record. The work done by
these clerks Is granded thus:s Excellent
a74 3 good ss2;S average, 22s fair; 251; pdbr,
80 This Is. indeed Il, a most satisfactory
Showing. The oldest man In the service
Is 81. There Is another Of %. Three have
seen IS wint ers,t four are S. while Ave
are 81 six are 50. twelve are SO, fourteen
are 81. fifteen are 4 70, 81 twenty i've are ~.
twenty-threegare 4, and forty four are
IS. Governmental clerks do not as q rule,
save money. 80 that dlsmls sal would for
many Of these old officials mean Sseyerest
'hardship. T here I is q. certain pride In
serving the National Government. which
iimpelsN these, mensto spend nsliving prac-l
Etically all they earn. Unwise.. irafeed.
hut still { a. fact which no government
should fail e! consid er--From ~ he Louis
Vile Herald. 81 81 Il
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GOVERNMENT AFTER
PORTLANDIPLO TIERS
Confirmation Of Report Of Move
ment Among Anarchists to
Kill President.
0 = :. 80 = 49, 47lT9
llBvs Associated Press.l

PORTLAND. ORE, June 1s.--Acting
upon Instructions from washington. In
sspector Foster. OF the United States seeret
Service. IS inxestg ting the alleged anar:7
Schist society which has been nearthed
here. Last night ne seizea pamphlets.
printed in Polish which were found at
the headquarters OF the society. The
statements made by Walter 8. sealasz-
skiwcz, formerly president OF the Polish;
National Society, seem to confirm a re-
cent report that this city harbors anar-.
schists. who contemplate the assassination:
Eof President Roosevelt. sealaszkiwczis 8,
sta tements were made to the police.
while he was securing warrants for sew
$eral members OF his society, who. he al-
3leges, attacked and beat him SUNDAY
night for objecting to an alleged misuse
OF the society fund. sealaszkiwcz states
that there are about eighty anarchists
In the city and that they hold regular
meetings at places northeast OF III Port
n nd
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Takes ! |I'|''. 5 Days TO
Make Perfect Malt.
Malt Made This Way IL r lchest In Food
3aa. Value and Makes the Beat
sifl6t ggi4S beer. "a 4gs IA 85i NJ


W. You know II you plant a grain Of wheat
or pro oats Or corn IN where the
with ID siekiy eoi fr TIT strong oiF ana
tough and a healthy bright green as the
stalks do when the grain Is planted! In
the spring. This Is because the hent lnnd
midsummer that ii does not have tin,a 10
develop the WITH elements OF the grain,
While IN the spring II is cooler and thus
slower 9, N si1ronting and growing. giving
time for the grail, to develop an g lts
same considerations are true In making
ba riley malt from which, to brew 9heer.
The usual method OF making malt for
brewing beer is the quick fonr-day pro.
cess. which compares with the growthSof
grain planted In midsummer. and pro-
Sduces a malt that lacks the nutritious
food elements OF the barley. .s
Pabst. the master brewer. found by
experience that sit.reaulrcd careful. steady
ssRRa0n,nE aGs efh aiays s fss rvn e
strength sustaining food elements OF
the barley and into the malt, and It is
4 the exclusive 8-dny method OF making
malt that makes Pnbst Blue Ribbon Beer
the richest and most wholesome as we'll
as the hest favored and most mellow beer
on thoSfnarket.
. Pnbstf scrupulousy cleanly method OF
brewing with Pabst exclusive cight-day
malt makes Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer the
superior OF all others. II Doctors reconl-
Is absolutely clean and the richest In
food value. AS one well known Chicago
doctor put 1t. II prescribe Pabst Blue
Ribbon and drink It myself because It is
the beer that Is never touched by human
anything but sterilizcd mir from brow to
jP1a s3$s ri \
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STARTLING F|ND&|N
new YORK MUR0ERC CASE
Secret Closet Contained Two
Daggers and Small Fortune in Il
Silverware and Merchandise.

NEW YORK, June ia secret closet
containing two daggers and a secret room
lined with slverware. clothing and bric-
a-brac, were the latest and most stat n;fsTSs
discoveries made BY the police to-day
mt the old 81 stenton homestead IN the
\ Bronx, where Mrs Alice KHAN was
Sclubbed to death on June sth. S
The secret apartment containing chest
of silver and a miscellaneous assortment
CT clothing Is directly behind room that
was occupied BY Mrs. Khan. The only
false window, which was covered BY a
false window which was covesd by. a
bureau. H !ii 81
The plate found by the searchers is said
to be worth about $1,000.
No arrest has vet been made. The
isearchers came across five trunks In
another OF the upstairs rooms In the
house. These trunks were filled with
new goods, the tags on which boro the
names OF half dozcr, OF the big depart
n1ent stores. Included In the contents OF
the trunks were new toilet sets, some OF
silver and some OF ivory, and all costly
and all encased in handsome plnsh-cov-a
cred boxes; pocket.knives, expensive
hand bags, high class. stationery. costly
table linen. carpenters tools. dress goods
in bolts. expensive hand mirrors. etc, ali
representing value OF many hundreds
OF dollars
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,PABsT BREWING co. phone asa
Marshall and Hancock Streets
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
WHEN ORDERING ASK FOR PABsT

fishing companies were sent into every
county and city Of the State and the
expenses incurred for THE cause amount
ed to hundreds OF thousands Of dollars,
one company alone expanding. 1t is said,
$4,000 in end eavoring to push its books
and secure awards.
a The publishers plainly say that they
must get their money back In some way.
and so add the expenses to the price
of the school books and make the public
school children OF the State pay for them.
great advertising scheme. .s 3
To discover at whose door this outrage
ssholjd be laid will be one OF the tasks
of, The legislative committee. while to
remedy the evil. which falls most heavily,
upon the laboring man OF the State, will
be laudable and patriotic achievement
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IS PLATT'S WIFE
!. !. MISS I [ } WOOD ! ! |
Sensational Statement Backed Up
by What Purports to BE
Marriage License.
Will s00N INSTITUTE sulT
Richmond Attorneys Interested
in Case, hut Decline to
ussaMattcr.
b
Especial 10 Tho aTimes. 5 lsrpatc

Especial TO The TInes-D 1spntc h.) M
NJ COLON, MICH, June 1o.--Niiss Mae
Catherine Wood who since the marriage
of United States Senator Thomas G. fPlatt
TO. Mrs Lillian T Janeway. announced
that she would publish work cH;ied
Love Letters OF a Boss. = has turned
over to her attorneys. O Flaher,E & Ful-
ton. OF Richmond, Va, what she insists
Is a marriage certificate. BY this she
will sue to establish her marriage to
Senator Platt. Letters requesting her
presence ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Now
YORK. City. on November 0. 1901, thettimc
of theSaleged marriage. will be shown as
additional evidence. =, s55 b IA
Miss Wood claims that she Is the scc-
iond wife OF Plat and was never divorced
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Virginiialn Gets Prize.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspialttch

7.7I Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
KALAMAZOO. MICH, June los
Charles Lewis Williams. Jr.. OF Orleans
Va, n member OF the junior class OF.
Kalamazoo College, was to- day announced
the winner OF the much sought for Copper,
prize, given annually in the oratorial
contest held during the commencement
week. The addresses were given this
morning. and Mi. Williams spoke on
America ismss,sss T he udges gave him;
a marking OF nine nine per cen. The
Cooper prize Is! from an 3 EN- lowed fund
and lisa sum In ca sh never made public!
Mr.. Villains Is one .Sofs the most promi-.
{nent members OF the Junior class, and
the judges; In awarding him THE honors
tonight, j made special 81 reference to- his
standing as !, a student, as we'll as his:
a billty as Fan orator. 5s .8
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Will Have Tribunes' DAY.

The Richmond Home Tribunal NO. 1913,
5Fraternal Tribunes. met In Lee Camp
Hal, last mig hit and did nothing more than
routine work and unfinished business: At
the next meeting the lodg eS will take IN
eight or ten new members. State Mana
ger AZ q. Mop herson was present last
night having Just returned from Norfolk.
where he went with Supreme Tribune
10 Norfolk he invtationhot the James mes.
town Exposition officials, who, while he
was there. arranged "a for a 1ribunes
Day. at the fair 7 he Mcials have
with a hall and other accommo dations.
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May Bring the Suit.

4, Messrs. c. Flaherty and Fulton, OF this
city, are counsel for Mae Wood in the
Smatterfrefered to above, and the former
said last. night that his firm contemplates
bringing suit against Senator Flatt,g In
!. New York State later on.
s While they did not care to discuss the
matter IN detail 1T Is understood thatthe
4 firm As In possession Of 20 marriage cer-
9tificate secured from his client, Which
antedates the Senator 8 marriage to Mrs,
fJaneway some five years ago, 81 II
4 d Mr.. % Flaherty In discussing the case
last night. said that his firm could not
nov. state de tinitely, when 4 the proposed
snit.i would be Instituted, tu i that I
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Wealthy Politicians.

Here IS L a. I. New York estimate i OF a
few politicians Rho 4 are Just now in the
slimelght: Charles Warren Fairbanks,
Sc, 900, 900: William r. Hearst, SO. 00O 900:
Frank Wayland Higgins, S. 600 O0o: y IL
liam Jennings Bryan, $500, 900: Il Joseph G..
Cannon 100000; Elihu Root, s. 8, 900, 900;
Leslie Nj. 81 Shaw, Sln no; William HI
Taft, $1,000; George B. Cortelyou. $15,-
1 600; Francis Burton Harrison, 81 g, 900. 900:
Joseph w. Folk, $50. 900. It's an interest
ing list.-Boston Globe, K 3,ssi
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SENATOR Il. c..PLAT.T..

i Il s. - /. ~
from him. She contends his marriage to
Miss Janeway is unlawful. Arrangements
have been made with two Chicago at
Etorneys to bring a, suit for separate
maintenance: on behalf OF Miss Wood.
in Colon. The action, It was planned,
would be started simultaneously with ac-:
ton in New York State. the ma ture Of
which Is to be determined by OLA hertyi
and Fulton, OF Richmond
In just what form Miss Wood will bring
her clailas into court, her attorneys are.
undecided, but. according to her expressed
determination that the action will be In.
the nature Of a demand for a portion Of
the Platt estate, proper maintenance
and an annulment OF the ceremony al
legged to have been performed In the State
OF New York five years go.
Had Quarrels.
According to the statement OF Miss
Wood and to the marriage certificate
produced by her, Senator Plat and MISS
Wood were married by Rev. Ed ward w.
4 Rice an ordained Episcopal clergyman,
and the witness to the ceremony was
y. v. Jones, a retainer, or employe Of
Senator Platt. Miss Wood asserts thnt
the marriage was entered into N oVember
70, 1901, a dark, gloomy. Saturday after
noon, In suite 1853, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New York. and that Senator Plat had
exacted promise from her at the time
to keep the marriage secret until he
should wish to announce It, Subsequently,
Miss Wood declares, she became involved
4 in several quarrels with Senator Plat
because OF his attentions to Mrs. jane
way. s az
I In April. 1908 there came a parting OF
the ways. although, she declares, Senator
Plat still kept surveillance over her
through officials OF the Postofice Depart
!ment at Washington, where she was em-
ployed. It was by this agency. she de-
tclared, that she was sent on her trip to
Europe previous to the time when senaS
tor Plat and Mrs. JaneWny announced
their marriage, October 10. 1908. so she
could make no Scene. y
Miss Wood has been living quietly in
Colon several months, ever since the at
tempt at Omaha to get the service OF
President Rooseyelt's secretary, Mr.. Loeb.
in an action to recover "a mass of love
letters she declared were written her
BY Senator Plat and taken from her by
Loeb and j, Frank Mlller,iS formerlyita
United States secret service operative. #
~ su . - = IN
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Had to Send Samples.

This action meant that the book pub
fishers. some twenty or thirty in NUM-
Der. were compelled to send separate
samples OF their various publications, to
all seven members OF the III commit
tees, or $40 sets Of books. worth in all,
1t Is said. about sos 900,
In addition to this, agents Of the pub
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Sf1uence over the child, who showed 4
feeling akin to q friendship for, the man. e.
wife and three children Kean leuves
without means of support. Mrs. Kean
sis prostrated by the shock and disgrace
the abduction has brought upon q the
family She will break up her home hero
and remove to- New Y rk. where she has
relatives a;