The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-23

inconsiderate in regard of the saloons
which should be in attendance to people
at the right hours on sundays? Moderate
and good temperate people are in objec-
tion towards such an opposite law, the
working people who are refused to get a
glass of Beer or Liquor which Is belong
ing Or due to them on a day Of rest, Is
unreasonable. DR.. Frazer makes a pro-
test inconsiderate as he stated lately, he
has seen a man arrested in front OF a
church for being intoxicated, having been
put of a trolley car. He states that this
is the kind of liberty that fills our prisons
and keeps our courts busy, 1t is hardly
worth mentioning these few who become
intoxicated, but 1 must say there is more
~trunkness on a sunday since this law Of
unminful thought is in force then ever
has been here tofore, a main fact which
is not considered by our pious and COM
passionate gentleman as remarks have
been made seing an intoxicated man ar
rested, Is that so deplornble we in general
find in a flock of sheep at least one black
one, so in humanity. Why is it, that
there is no resistance on our Independence
day or the 4tb of July where there Is so
much lamentation of accidance in shooting,
which is Unnecessary and should be more
in ci-rcumspection, there is not one acci-
dent, no; in to the thousands in the states,
young and older people who become CRIPPLED
for life, where some- parents are waiting
until their child Is of age to be a help
in the family for support, but alas some
being crippled for live, not able to labour
because he has lost his eyesight, or his
hand shot off and some have lost their
life through not having a counter declara-
| ton. Not that alone, why must sick
people be put In a tormenting spirit more
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of in Jersey City a woman lying sick In
bed could not stand the excitment of so
much shooting, took her own life, These
are the fruits Of to much liberty in shoot
ing on the day of independence, other I'M
fortunate events which occur through be-
ing allowed is to play and start bonfires
any day in any place children choose, how
many innocent children have lost their
life by such occasions.
To continue on the subject of temper
ance, God the Eternal, has no objection
whatever to give the working class liberty
after serving Him with prayer for his
health and support for his family during
the past week, He certainly gives him al
lowance of amusement to meet his friends
and relatives in places Of pleasure after
church hours when he has served God and
keeps his commandments. In most coun-
tlAC0 4iCA kAO oAROA NAo@
hours, and at their convenience, visit their
friends in the circle Of societys and ac-
quaintances, and in places Of pleasure,
they do not see any distractions whatever,
and If there should be any illicetness there
are guards who interfere. Temperance
people think the nationality of foreign
country's are worthless as the Rv'd Cen
tleman John Mcdonald Pastor of the Park
Precipitation church refers to his elo-
quence. 1t would be needful by the pre-
conception of the Rv'd Gentleman that
the MAJORITY of the people from foreign
countrys are in need Of the teachings Of
righteousness, but there are as many peo-
pie in the old country who are conscien-
tious and religious, more so then the
Reverent Gentleman explains.
EPHRAIM HEIGHT.
A citizen of common sense and veteran of
the civ war, Comrade of Phil Kearny
Post No. l, G. A. R..