davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
THEIR PICTURE
FOR THE QUEEN
CIubwOmen Of LeWeS Pose
For Photograph For
Hollands Ruler

LEwEs. Del. June 1s-With the
Dutch flag unfurled the members Of
the zwaanendael Club. Wednesday af-
ternoon. gathered at the site of the
first Dutch landing and had their pic
lures taken. says The Pilot. The pic
ture will be presented to Queen VIII
helmina of Holland py the Rev G. H..
b. Turner, on his visit to that country,
when he win have an audience with
the Queen. and inform her Of the club
named in honor of her country, and Of
the movement in this town to COM
memorate and honor the first settle
ment.
Mr.. Turner Is trying TO stir the peo-
pie to the importance of the unveillng
of the Dutch monument. on Septem-
Der 3, 1909. New York will celebrate
the three hundredth anniversary Of
Henry Hudson's arrival there and Il
was the twenty-eighth Of August,
previous 10 his arrival IN North River,
that he was here. Already thrty-six
battleships and cruisers have been
promised for the naval pageant on that
OCCASION ana luiUtf - RAA' NNfNe
on thS way from League Island to take
part in this celebration, these ships
could be stopped here for the unveiling
of the Devries monum snt Congress-
man Burton has introduced a bill in
Congress appropriating $4,000 for the
monument, and If that passes, the un-
yelling will be made OF tremendous
moment Mr. Turler declares that
thousands of people from all over the
country viii come to Lewes If the pso'
pie here make the most Of this ops
portunity With the money to erect
a respectable monument, 1t will be no
trouble for the Holland Society to get
the ships here and with our own peo-
pie working up with the rest the un-
yelling could be made a great rational
event.
Ten thousand people In Lewes from
all parts of the country would mean a
big thing from a business standpoint,
even if the celebration does not appeal
TO one in any other way.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
CAMDEN
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
CAMDEN. June i3-Miss Jennie
Tommy. Of Philadelphia. and Luther
Boone. OF Wyoming. were married at
the Wyoming NJ. 70. parsonage on
Wednesday evening bv the Rev. ID. +.
McFaul
Miss Bertha Conner has been visiting
friends In FELTON,,
Mrs. Elizabeth jackson and Eliza
beth Hollis are visiting In Queen
Annes. Md.
William Ellison is attending a ma
tional convention in Chicago.
|. Mira John H. Jenkins. who has heen
visiting in Philadelphia has returned
hoee.
william c. Burke Is critically IN at
his homo here.
Frank Manahan lef. Thursday FOR
Moorestown. N. j.. whore he viii spend
two weeks.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
WANTS SON TO
COME HOME

Mrs Efhe Martin, OF No. 6si Thirteenth
sti eet Denver, Col, IS searching for hei
il-year-old son Frank Harold, who has
been missing from his home since Marcn
n OF this year The mother is heart-
broken and offers $500 reward for informa-
tion concerning his whereabouts. Il ap-
pears that the mother and son had troun'e
over the latter going TO school and for
that reason he left home
At the bottom OF the notices being sent
out by the mother Il Is stated that h's
mother agrees with him and that every
thing win be alright and she viii no.
force the hoy to go 10 school II he will
come home or write
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
FILLS Ills RIVAL
WITH BIRD SHOT

Look out, am going to get you"
were the words Of Frank Price. col
ored. aged % years. last Thursday
evening, when he met Ellis Starkey.
also colored. aged II years. wallcing
along a road near KirlSwood, after at
tending an entertainment at 81. Paurs
Church. With this warning Price
fired both barrels Of a double-barrel
shotgun at Starkey. The boy was
brought TO the Delaware Hospital IN
this city. where more than 100 grains
Of lead were removed from his lefi
arm. leg and side.
II Is understood the boys had had a
quarrel over the affections Of a colorec
girl. who was at the church entertain
ment. Price and starkey both live a
Kirkwood.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
The Color of a ala Nolse.

A youthful artist has discovered that
sound has color. Certain tones are red.
other are blue and still others are vel.
low. Presumably the demand for the
restriction Of oriental immigration Is
the last named color.
A mans last dollar pattering on
down the street makes n pale blue
sound. and when the stranger with a
small but noisy roll in his pocket at.
tracts the attention Of the confidence
man It is because his tones are green.
When the unexpected barrel stave
comes down on the head OF the un.
suspecting victim 1t makes noise lilI,
a composite Of all Of the colors of the
rainbow. II is a great idea, but the
person who FIRST noticed that certain
varieties Of garments made a loud
noise was the original discoverer.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13

Many a man. otherwise scrupulously
clean is dandruff dirty. The small per-
sistent germs of dandruff working all
day as well as night are constantly
throwing off the small white dandruff
scales which falling on the shoulders of
coat gives il a filthy appearance.
which is repulsive TO the friends of the
victim.
Many men allow this condition TO
exist because they believe there is no
cure for dandruff; they have tried
various so called cures with unsatisfac-
tory results and naturally condemn all.
They have never heard that so fa-
back as 20 years ago DR. Giroux, tho
foremost dermatologist of France dis
covered and compounded a formula that
since that time has cured thousands
cases of dandruff in anywhere from
three days to two weeks.
This famous prescription OF DR..
Giroux's is called Partisan Sage and is
now put up in America, but only by the
Giroux Mfg. Co., of Buffalo, n. Y.-It
is for sale in Wilmington by Miller
Drug Co., who guarantees it to cure
dandruff in two weeks or money back.
Partisan Sage is guaranteed TO do
more; 1t will make short thin hair grow
long. lustrous and luxuriant; II viii stop
hair from falling out; it will cure all
diseases of the scalp. Miller Drug Co..
guarantees it-every bottle of 1.-THE
price is only so cents and II you want
to stop the filthy dandruff flakes from
lodging on your coat and disgusting
your friends, get a bottle at once.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Not For the Nervous.


II looks like such a simple thing
To run n trolley car,
To start when sounds the signal bell
And stop without a Jar,
But Try TO be the motorman
Down through a crowded street,
And II you're not a nervous wreck
Next morning III stand treat.
Out whore the track Is clear ahead.
In some suburban lane,
IL isn't hard 70 run the car
And never feel the strain.
But In the mixup business brings
or mon and apple carts
The twisting Of the motor arm
May try the stoutest hearts.
In spite OF frantic. noisy bell
And every warning sound
A lat man walks before the car
And never looks around;
A lady with a baby cart
Gets half across the track.
Then IN a panic hesitatos
And tries 10 jerk It back.
'TwiKt teams and boys on bicycles
And auto drivers fresh
The whole looms to the motorman
Much Ike a tangled mesh.
Applying brakes and ringing bells
And lodging through the strife
And keeping every one alive,
He leads busy life.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
DELAWAREANS
ON RIFLE TEAM

X X. V. Casey and ]. W. Hessian. OF
this city. have been seIected as members
of the United states Rife team to taks
part In the Olympic international R'de
Match In England. The contests for mem-
bership closed near sanduslSy, Ohio, last
night. Lieutenant Casey had a score of
sie out OF a possible 900. and is fourth man
on the team Of ten. Mr. Hessian made a
score OF $40 out OF 900 The other men on
the team are Leuschorer. New York: JEFF
ferson, Massachusetts, Martin. New Jer-
sey.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
A. shellpot Park.

AS today is being observed as hag
day there will be a special musical
program by Henry & Youngs Mill
tary Band at Shellpot Park this after
noon and evening. The band is MAX
ing a hit and no charge is made for
the excellent concerts given. There IS
also an excellent bill in the Fami'y y
Theatre and also in the moving pic )
ture theatre this week.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Vesper Service Al Y. W. c. A.

Miss Mary J. Hopper. territorial Sec
retary OF the Y. w. c. A. will hosd
vesper services in local association
headquarters. King street above Ninth.
from 4 until 43O o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. These services will be held
every Sunday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
VICTIMS BODY
TO BE SHIPPED

The body OF Addison Henry, colored.
who was killed by Gaetano Viscdo. whlls
working along the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad near carrcroft. will be shipped
TO his former home in Warrington, "a.
this afternoon. The authorities have con-
cluded that Henry was murdered for his
money.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Just on the Quiet.

-Jones' wife is a great advocate Of
woman suffrage"
II understand he holds some views
on that subject himself"
Yes; what views he has be holds
all right He doesn't even dare let
them out for exercise"
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
sports AZ Front and unIon

of the employees Of tho Pusey and Jones
Company will be held At the con
clusion Of the sports a baseball gam =
will be played between teams OF the
moulders and machinists in the en-
ploy Of the company.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Not For chlIdran.

"You must never tell a lie. Johnny"
mot even to dodge a lickingT
Certainly not"
Say, tell that to old folks"
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Amended,

Evidently a CRATER doesn't take
much stock In the commandment Thou
shalt not steal"
mo; he reads it Thou shalt rot
squeal.'"
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
WIaa oIrl.

would you marry an old manf'
"Well. that would depend
"Upon what?"
my own age at the timex
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Getting Even.

"Will you marry mer'
mo, thank you"
Then I shall not marry you, Miss
Pert"
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Best In His Hand.

HE has gon'
70 work on Oh
railroad as
section hand"
Something O.
a come-down foi
him"
Yes. but rath
er than starve h,
played his Las
trump"
"W hat wa
itf"
"A spade"
Evening journal., 1908-06-13
Oranqe Defeats Cherry.

orange A. c. baseball team defeated
Cherry A. G. Club In New Castle yes
terday afternoon, i6 TO H.
Evening journal., 1908-06-13

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01

Denver's Temple Eman-
uel and DR.. William S.
Friedman are to be mu.
tually congratulated up
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01

ton over here. True, Canada and
other British colonies receive share
Of these wanderers and home-seekers,
but large number of them find their
way to American cities; and even of
those who HE to our neigllboring do
miniOn on the north, not few see fit
to very soon cross the line. And the
burden must be borne by u.s. Yet the
situation must be met. We have to be
equal to the occasion, to provide for
these people, so that they become not a
burden on the state. 1t is this unend-
ing stream of emigrative immigration
which is creating a very real problem
for us And we are not meeting it
fairly and squarely; we cannot do so.
for we are not sufficiently organized
for the emergency, or rather we are
surfeitly over-Organized. We would
do well, therefore, to have care and
make our preparations for the even
tuality. We must cope with the situa-
tion, it is ours to be attended to
promptly and assiduOusly. We must
temper our optimism carefully. 1t
would not be out of reason for nation
al and international immigration
boards to handle the problem to the
satisfaction of all parties concerned.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
Sunday
Closing
Conditions in England
and in the United States
as regards this problem

present some similarities. In Eng
land. Lord Avcbury's recent bill.
supported largely by the clerical elc-
mcnt in the British Lords. would com
pei Sunday law and compulsory
Sunday closing for all. even those who
observe conscientiously some other
day of the week. The hardship and
intolerance resulting thercfrom have
been time and time again urged and
commented upon. Lord Swaythling s
appeal for exemption for seventh day
Jewish observance was objected to on
grounds of Jewish monopoly of
Sunday trade in largely inhabited
Jewish areas. This objection. how
ever ignored the fact of correspond
ing Christian monopoly on Saturday
in those districts. More anomalous is
u Sunday law i'm this country and yet
attempts tn legislatc and enforce same
are forever on the tapiS. Notwiih-
standing the fact that Sunday. To all
intcnts and purposes. is our civil Rest
Day and II large number of Jews re-
gard it as such since commerce has
monopolzcd Saturday. yet a consid-
cradle number still observe Saturday
fully and completely and they deserve
respect and consideration. Sunday
laws are the result of Christianity. or
rather paganized Christianity. a civil
rest day law would be product OF
the highest civilization. and would be
the best and only way out of the pres
cnt difficulty. Religion condones not
the brutalization of man by permit
ting. or even encouraging. Il seven
day working week. a civil rest day
law should he urged in every country.
and should be strongly enforced. if
only to cure man of his seemingly
chronic disease of greed. gain. and
get.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
II he Anglo-Jewish
press announces that
the new education
bill at present before
The
Education
Bill

the British Lords, and introduced by
the Bishop Of st. Asaph, holds out
some concordat on the muchly vexed
education question by cOnceding sew
eral matter satisfactory to the non
Jewish nOn-confOrmists involved in
the controversy, but not approvable to
the Jewish community. In the hoped
for settlement, Il cry is raised by both
government and opposition members
for fair and proper Jewish considera
tion. Yet the system contemplated is
"Cowper-Templeism," which is spe
cies of undogmatic Christianity, with
sufficient non-Jewish spice to make it
unacceptable for Jews. 1t is indeed Il
hypothetical reconciliation. The Jew
ish World suggests compromise set
tlcmcnt wherein there will be an all
round sacrifice. We hope that the
matter will speedily receive an all
round satisfactory settlement if in
deed some form of religious education
must be maintained in the public
schools.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01

ilitation number, to commemorate the
second anniversary of the earthquake
and the phenomenal progress made in
the space of two years. AS usual,
Publisher A. w. VOorsanger regales
his readers with excellent meaty mat
ter. We are glad to see Emanuel
thriving again and coming back to its
own. Dr. Jacob Voorsanger editor
ials are more fOrceful than ever. We
wish both every success.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
The Free
Synaeoe


that the free synagog in New York has
come to stay: has convinced us that
it is necessary. practical. and not pre-
mature. 1t has accomplished consid-
cradle in its incipicnt stage. and is
on the way of progressive achieve
mcnt. We believe that within the next
few years the movement will spread
beyond the confines of New Yorl;
City. It's departmental institutional
activity has proven very successful.
DR.. Stephen $. Wise has prudently
shaped its career so that it shall not
SAVIOR of novelty which attracts IN
overmeasure today and suffers indif-
ference and atrophy tomorrow. The
anniversary celebration produced IL
species of constitutional creed which
amounts to a re-statemcnt of the Jew
ish position. declaring Judaism s ca
pacity and genius for growth and de.
vclopment and so forth. ending i'm a
commcndation of the free synagog
idea. 1t is an essential working fea-
turc for the organization. free from
anything stifling. We will watch its
future growth with great interest and
pleasure. since we see i'm it glorious
means of furthcring, spreading and
universaliZing the fundamental truths
and concepts of Judaism.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
Terrorism

dDlc dIldFcIllSI Ol lIlt
Jewish persuasion to eXtOrt money
from two of Portland's (Oregon)
Jewish representatives is IA matter for
serious consideration and of serious
concern. The supposed victim of an
anarchist society attempted to eXtort
money in order to aid Jewish eXiles
in Siberia. lie was captured before
he could accomplish any harm. This
class of Jewish immigrant is becoming
Il menace. and some measures will have
to be devised whereby to divert good
material from such pernicious influ-
ence and abandonment, or else deport
them whence they came. This matter
dare not be permitted to rest. We
cannot afford to be stigmatiZed as il
community possessing anarchists and
bomb-throwers. The eases should be
thoroughly and impartially investi-
gated. and should be acted upon with
out delay.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
Distortions

led to his own opin-
ions, but he certainly does the Jewish
community an injustice by attempting
to force anachroniSms and anomalies
down the throats of the non-Jewish
readers of Lippincott If such be
his method. no wonder he sees the
speedy disintegration of Judaism (as
he expresses himself). but he n"
doubt means the Jews. His designa-
tions: Oriental Occidental the
Compromises. and the "Occiden.
tai" have done much to lead him to
such wrongful conclusions. He largely
errs in persisting in Il Jewish race.
confusing race and religion. Such a
condition has become outgrown.
Races as such are disintegrating. and
are diminishing factors. especially in
the religious economy. Judaism.
rightly declares every sane and rn-
tional individual. is not u race. but II
religion: the Jews constitutes not a
nation. but a religious community.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
The Jew
and the
Christian

which nightly disturb. the wiser and
more humanely intelligent among us
nowadays are rather given to strive to
lay aside religious disputations ana
religious differences. and muchly pre-
fer To deal with religious similaritics
and religious Identities. recognizing
the ennobling message of religion. YET
withal not absolute i'm this cndcavor.
In New York II few days ago there
was II discussion on ''rhc Problem OF
the Jew and Christian in New York
City, participated in respectively by
Rabbi Stephen s. Wise and Prof.
Charles T. Fagnani. They were in
striking agreement on many points.
especially as regards convcrSioniSt
methods and the tendency away from
priestly religion. Prof. Fagnani. how
ever. lakes strong issue with Rabbi
Wise s denunciation of intcrmarriage.
which he considers the secret of the
cnmity and separation between Jews
and Jewesscs. creating and preserving
the eXclusivcncSs of the Jews and the
ab,isivencss of the Christians. lie OBJ
iects to Jews Judaizing so much. and
advises them to think less of re-
naming Jews and more of becoming
good Americans. urging that patriot
ism he for America and not for Zion.
The professor has unfortunately per-
mitted himself to fall into error by
Rabbi Wisc's objection to intcrmar-
riage on racial grounds. so that the
race and the nation be preserved int
tact for IA future Jewish state. Jews.
as an entity. do not hold such views
The objection to intermarriagc rests
upon the technicality of religious pre-
scrvation alone. and has become an
atavistic disinclination i'm these days
more than anything else And further,
the more the Jews JudaiZc themselves,
the more do they Amcricanizc them
selves, the more patriotic Ameri-
cans do they become. America has be-
come their Zion. and II racial and ma
tional existence is altogether incom.
patible with Jewish idcalism and the
Jewish mission. Taking it all in all.
the double prcscntment is valuable for
the identity of similarity which it dis
closes to the ordinary individual. an,;
if understandingly and broadly devcl-
opcd would be of incalculable impor-
tancc and assistance i'm dispelling the
muchly prevalent erroneous concep-
tons.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
Passover
Edition of
"EmAnuel''

ingly interesting
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
A Sorry
Jest
Count Apponyi. the
Hungarian minister OF
public Worship and edu-

cation was recently accused by the
Liberal press of not giving appoint
mcnts to non-baptized Jews: which ac
cusation he repealed by stating that he
had made three such appointments.
Upon investigation. however. it was
discovered that these appointments
were for exclusively Jewish depart.
ments. In this way. did the Count get
around the matter. In this way. is
justice mctcd out to the Jew when a
former pupil of a Jesuit school is in
authority.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
''ChaStened While our Anglo
Optimism" JEWISH ] en- cnar''aole

SpOIISOTS arc COIII-
forted in the peculiarly vcxing prob
lem of philanthropic endcavor in Il
spirit of "chastencd optimism" owing
to a diminution of foreign Jewish i'm
migration and great increase i'm emf
grafton, and are consequently feeling
their feet in the matter of funds avail
able for their purposes, we in America
are somewhat apt to feel the effects
of the emigration endeavor. csiS specially
that considerable part Of it which
finds its way to our already congestcd
cities. While the problem is being
solved across the water. it is becom-
ing corrcspondingly difficult of solu-
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
Another
Life
Election

on the latter's life election. Such IL
course is becoming more Frequently
and in every instance is worthily de-
served. In this case. DR.. Friedman
has labored for eighteen years in
building up the community which has
now so signally honored him and it.
self. We wish both many years of m,l-
tual labor and progress. Some cities
OF the Pacific slope would do well to
take note as to what is happening in
the East and Middle West.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
EDITORIAL
Advice

Advice The Christian Register in
brevity advises: ''When
Christians cease to be abusive and
Jews cease to be exclusive. old bar
riers will fall, and those that belong
together will come together. This is
good counsel. but of dubious result.
1t is pious wish. but how conceived
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01

A Notah1e The HcbroW Stand
Issue " "ned y; inst T hefarn the
Passover festival. very commendable
second annual Jewish woman S num-
ber which we have perrsed with no lit
tie interest and pleasure. Great credit
is due to those who have aided in its
collaboration. All the reading mat
ter is of II good quality and exceeding
ly International. We congratulate its
publisher upon this event.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01

Notwithstanding the in
termittent rumblings
which we hear at times
and the discordcnt notes
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01
JEWISH CALENDAR.

5O0S-1OOS.
New Moon Shebat. ...... Saturday, Jan.
New Moon Adar l.. Monday. Feb.
New Moon Adar II. Wednesday,. Mar.
Fast of Esther. Monday Mar. 16
Purim .............. Tuesday, Mar. II
New Moon Nissan. Thursday, April 2
First day Passach. Thursday. April Ii
Seventh day Passach. Wednesday, April 22
New Moon Iyar. ...... Saturday, May
Lag bonner. ........... Tuesday, May 10
New Moon Swan. Sunday, May 81
Shabuoth. Friday, June
New Moon TamuZ. Tuesday, June 80
Fast of Tamuz. ....... Thursday. July 16
New Moon Alb. $500. Wednesday, July 20
Fast of Alb. .............T Thursday, Aug 6
New Moon Ellul. l.......... Friday. Aug. 2S
Rosh Has -Shona. ...... saturday. Sept. 26
The Jewish outlook., 1908-05-01

Emanuel. San Fran
cisco's representative
Jewish journal is out
with an exceedingly
: Passover and rchab-