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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

MILWAUKEE,, Wis To.
masz Troka, salunista z Bart.
lett u]., kt6rego syn stawa]
" sadie dla ma}oletnich, Q
skarzony q rzucanie kamieni
do pociagu osobowtgo, )'o-
wied1ia}, ze. dla tego ares2to-
wano jeg, syna, gdyz polic-
jant kolejowy Thomson by]
ma niego rozgniewany. Sc.
dzia Ntelen powiedzia}, ze
Thompson jest dobrym cz}o.
wiekiem i ME vie z jakiego
powodu gniewa'by sic ma
Troke.
Nv zeszla Srode Thompson
wszedf do mego wyszynku po
.piwo" mowii Troka.
Go dalej? -pytal sedzia.
Tho .npson wychoJzac =
wyszynku, stanat przy stole,
ma kt6rym znajdowa}a sic
.przekaska i yabral por,adna
porcie'' m6Ail Troka.
Ro>gniewany tym zwy.
.my$lelvm go j Thompson "a
10, 20 60 wyzwalem. zomscl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

BERLIN, 3 )ipca. ME-
miecka prasa bynaimniej ME
bawiac sic W dyplomatyczne
tl6maczenia, otwarcie oswald
cza, ze Niemcy wkraczajac
do Morokka uwsza}y "a po
trzebne swych interes6w pill
nowac przy prawdopodob- b.
nym podziale kraju. Opisu
ia minimalne bogactwa i do
tskonala role W po}udniow EN-
Marokku, chwala klimat tam
tejszy dla Europejczyk6w
zdrowy i powiadaja, ii skoro
Francys j Hiszpania swem
postapieniem JUL naruszyiy
uklad W Algeciras, to Mem.
cy musia}y tskze pomyslec 0
|wlasnym interesie. Zaznacza.
ia, ze p6iniej wiecej okre-
t6w wojennych tam sic wy6-
le: wyrazaja nadzieje, ze
Francya j Anglia ME spree
ciwiaja sic postapieniu ME-
lmiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

JERSEY CITY, N. j. Cd
10 lat niv .by}o takich stra-
sznych burr, jak W zesz{ym
tygodniu. Pioruny pada}y tax
czesto il nlekt6re domy "
dzielnicy polsklej trzesly sic
ma wszystkie strony.
Aresztowano tn niejakiego
g. s. Kalarekiego, agenta
asekuracyjnego, kt6ry ko,
lektowal bezprawnie pienia
DE i ME odds} kompanii.
Niejakis Stefan Uzare-
wicz, TO- letni starzec, zapa
k1xany zostaa do kozy, ME
wiedzac "a co a gdy po dw6ch
dniacb stana} pred sedzia,
skar7aca naraz krzeknela ze
zdziwieniem: = Go ojciec tu
rob? = Abo1 1ja wiem, wsa-
dzill do kozy i siedze Do
piero sic sprawa wyjasni}a,
re c6rka Uzarewicza, zamez
ma Muellerowa, kaza'a aresz-
towac kuzyna Stefana, togo
samego nazwiska. a policya
kt6ra zwykle z polakami ME
robi sobie ceremonii, aresz-
towala niewinnego.
w nowo utworzonej parafii
Mstki Boskiej Czestochow-
skiej odby}a sic pierwsza Ko-
munia sw. dla dzieci po raz
pierwszy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

DETROIT, Mish. = Alax
smowitz, utrzymujacy ban
del ryb pm. 178 prey Mont
calm ul. zosta} skazany ma
zaplacenie $50 kary "a spree
daz ryb mniejszych cd tych,
kt6re wolno sprzedawac. Sc.
dzia oSwiadczv} prey tel oka-
zyi, 10 Fazdego przekraczaja.
cego odno6na ustawe bedzie
jak najsurowiej kara}.
Przy licznym udziale
publiczno5ci biskup Foley
dokona{ ubieglej niedzieli
poswiecenia kamienia wegiel-
nego pod kapice Przenaj6w!'
Sakramentu " klasztorze
przy Oakland Boston Bou.
levard. Wie}. ks. FIR. Muller
'wyg}osif move W jezyku pol.
skim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
LONDYN, 3 lipca.

LONDYN, 3 lipca. - Q
Madrytu donosi depesza: We
die telegraficznych wiado,
mosci z Oporto, ma ulicach
tamtejszych pr1yszio do
.krwawej walki pomiedzy re.
.publikanami a anarchists
mi, okolo 80 republikan6 Y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

BALTIMORE, Md. Dobre
serduszko okaza}a 8 letnia
c6rka Lewkowicza. Lewko.
.wicz mia{ psa, kt6ry byl ulu-
b:ehcem domu, lecz przesz}o
prawo, nakazuj4ce wykupy-
wac pozwolenie ma "Biga. "
Lewkowicz takiego ME wy
kupii ! dosta} sic przed sad.
Zaledwie jednsk skofczy}y
sic przes'uchy weszla ma}a
J6zia, oswiadczvla sedziemu,
ze sprzedata swt, laIki, q po.
zyczywszy jeszcze dolara,
wykupi}a licencye. Sedzja ma
turalnie sprawe umorzyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
Z INV POLSklGH |.
w A.M,lERY( E

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Zwyczsj uczapiania sic WACO
now kolejowYch j uzywania
bezplatnej przejazd2ki, prak-
tykowyny przez ch}opc6w
ma wscho,lniej stronie przy
prawii O 6mierc 9~cioletniego
Franciazka Koziola, syna
Stanis}awa Koziola, 116 Land
utica. s. s...- - E
Cblopcy W okolicy. Dia:
mond ulicy Michigan ave.,
czesto niepokoja urzednik6w
kolejowych tym niebezpiecz-
nym zwyczajem. w niedziele
oko}o trzydziestu ch}opak6w
wskoczy}o ma arabiny wago-
now towarowyIh. MaFy Fran
cisaek Kozio} ie m6g} sisg'
nae drabiny j spad}, ale wnet
sic podni6si i znowu pr6bo-
wal uczepi6 sic drabiny.
Pad} drugi raz j dosta} sic
pod ko}a pociagu. Lewa re-
ka i lewa noga zosta}y nieo.
nal zupelniezodciete cd cia-
la j zmiazdzonf: Prawa noga
|,s,@ltatmaaa i g4o&a ciafos po
kryte ranami.
Chlnpiec ME :straci} pr>y-
tomnosci i meznie znos'}
swe meczarnie. w dziesiecin:
minu tach odsta wion6 go do
szpitala,t ale uptyw krwi byl
tax wielkim, il ME by}o ma
dziei utrzymania 90 przY
zyciu. Umar} tez wieczorem
kilka: godzin po wypadku.
Pogrzeb odby} sic we w,orek
rano przesz}ego tygodnia 2
ko6cio}a sw. Izydora. .Ojciec
ch}opca jest obecnie bez pra,
cy, gdyz strajkuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

CHICAGO, Ill. Mieozys-
law Kaszburski, 6lusarz me-.
cbanik, stawa} pred sedzia
Hopk insem pt d oskarzeniem
pobicia swego ojoa Juliana
Kas,hurski, go, staruszka Ii.
czac, go q lata, kt6rsgo wy
.pedzil 2 domu i ME chcisl
dopomagac utrzymaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
PLYMOUTH Pa, Jerzv Rv.


FL YMoUTH Pa, jerry Ry-
dzewicz, g6rnik, proszony
przez towarzysza piracy, Sy.
monitisa, aby podjal dla nie-
go pieniadze ma jego GEEK
pfatniczy, odebral 2 kasy ko..
palni $5, lecz picnic dry VIA
saclelowi ME zwr6cil. Are:
sztowany pred sad stawio-
ny Rydzewicz uzpa,,y zostal:
'w'innYm zbrodni kradzie1y,,.
"a co czeka 60 wiezienie. j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

WILKES BARRE, Pa,
G6rnik Wojciech Tyhski,
pracujacy W kopa]ni Horton
W Plains, dokona} czynu sza'
lopej odwagi ! zrecznosci,
godnego zaiste )epezej. spra.
wy. Onegiaj pr uko1czeniu
piracy W chodniku p6}noc'
|nym Ty6ski zebral manatki
i udai sic do windy, dajac
maszyniscie sygna}. Mi stety
ma dzwonienie Mkt sic ME
odzywa}, maszynis'a b,} ma
g6rze i g6rnikowi zapowiada.
10 sic ma dlu4sze czekanie.
Przypomnial sobie j. dnak
pan Wojciech, 20 tego villas
ME wieczora odbywa sic wy.
plata ably ME poninac u
pragnionej ,,pejdy be2
chwili namys}u zac al 1.-TWO
rem windowym drapac sic
do CORY. By} to akt .zar6wno
Elekkomy6lny, jak odwazny,
Wspinajacemu grozila strasz
ma 6mielc, DO j winde v ruci
puszczono, gdy wisial W po.
}owie wysokosci. sstateczinie
|jednak sila mu;sskulb lbW, zrecz.
nose i odwaga zrob " ssoje
Ty6ski przebyl sse-eslinie
wysokokc 500 st6is s1osta|
sic ia gore i " san czas do
padi jeszcze wozu p'atnicze'
go. Dow6d to naj1epszy iak
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
GRAND RAPIDS. NJ
AA- .

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.
Pierws2a Msze 6w, odpra-
vii " przesz}a niedzieIe "
ko6ciele itew skiej parafii s.
S. Piotra j Pawis, nowo wy6-
wiecony ks. Jan Gerwinski.
Msza 6w rozpoczeta sic 0.
g,dzinie II tel. Dyakon Jan
Gerwinski przyjecha{ " po.
|niedzia}ek 2 seminaryum "
Orchard Lake j.. otrzymal
6wiecenia z rak biskupa Ri
chtera v sobote 25 cxerwca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06
ksiecia / ksiezne Westmin. !.
ster W Grosvenor House.

>LONDYN, 3 ipca. = Par
lament zebra}- sic wczorai
znowu ma sesve i natych.
miast rozpocznie sic dalsza
walka O veto lord6w. w izbie
lorG6w Lansdowne oznajmN,
ze wniesie szereg poprawek
do novel;. Poniewaz rad
prawdopodobnie ma ME sic
ME zgodzi, przeto mozliwa
jest rzecza, 10 nastapi zamia-
nowanie dalszych 500 ]ibe-
ralnych par6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06

praca kopalniana przyzwy
czaja ludzi do jgrania re
smiercia.
Tutejszy niezalezny kosci6}
po1ski przy ulicy Sheridan
padi zupe}na pastwa p}omie.
nj. Ogie6 powstal prawdo.
podobnie cd SwiecY plona.
eel, zostawionej ma o'tarzu
W poniedzia}ek wiecz6r. Pc,
mimo wysi}k6w stray ognio-
wei budynek sp}onaf do.
szczetnie, a s1koda, W czesci,
tylko zabezpieczona, wy.
nosi $1,000.
w nastepstwie pozaru omal
ME postradal zycie jerry Oh:
jetss. Nazajutrz po pozarze
|skonstatowano, ze ocalona
cd p1omieni obok stojaca
dzwonnica r6wniez grozi "a
waleniem, postanowiono ja
wiec zburzyc. Objetas podja}
sic zdjac ze szczytu wiezy
krzyz zelazny i uda}o mu sic
to " po}owie, lecz spuszcza-
jac sic ma dol, runal na ziemie
wraz z wieza. Pomimo upad-
ku j zasypania gruzami, Oh.
jetas wvszedf -zywo, z lekkie.
mi gtosunkowo -ranau1i.i po
parzeniami.
Dziesiec;oletni Ludwik
M.cbnowski, chlopiec beda-
cy przedmiotem sporu po-
mie1zy dwoma niewidomymi
w EdwardsvilIe, 0 czem W
ze sziym tyg"dniu wspomnie.
lismy, wyszedt najgorzej czy
moze najlepiej ma konku.
rencyi swoich opiekun6w j
pupil6w @arazem, gdy4 wy.
roku sadu tutejszego odes}a'
no. go ma Ellis Island celem
deportacyi. Sad uzasadnia
sw6j wyrok brakiem epieki
mad ch|opcem, kt6rego tu|
sprowad>i} jego SLEEPY wuja-
seek, aby mice przewodnika
przy ulicznej zebraninie. zo6
inkwizycya ma Ellis Island
bedzje 1no&e maIca uwa2ac
|jako ,,zakoatraktowanego ro'
botnika." W kaz,lym razie
chfopiec wr6ci do Po)ski.
Panra Marya Mazapowska
= Lee Park postarala sic o a.
resztowanie , bortnika" swych
rodzic6w J6zefa Gurkiewicza
"a zbyt czu'e okazywanie jej)
swych pczu6, Pan J6zef =
podozas ubierania sic panny
Mary zakradl sic niedyskret.
ME do ),anie6skiego pokuju
W skutku czego nastapita do
rywe>a akoya ostryoh paznr
kdw panpy po twarzy adoni
sa, a ma to akcya sadowa,
|dzieki kt6rej mlodzienieo
>}ozyl 5000 p,reki, 10 Y
przys>loeci 2aebowa aie PREY.
.zwoi, ie wobec pannY Maryi
Mazanowskiej.
CHICAGO, Ill. Mieczys-
law Kaszburski, 6lusarz me-
chanik, stawal pred sedzia
Hnnk ;ncnm nf 4 nxkar3on;nno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-06


nowanie dalszych 500 libe.
ralnych par6w.
MADRYr, 3 )ipca. - u
rzedowo donosza, ze W cza.
sic, kiedy wielka procesya u
rzadzona z okazyi Kongresu
Eucharystycznego przecho.
dzi}a przez Gale Mayer, jed
ma z g}6wnych uljc miasta,
ma jelnej bocznych ulic
|eksplodowala bomba. Mkt
ME zosta} skaleczony. Aresz
towano jecnego cz}owieka.
Dotychczas cenzuraryadowa
ME powstrzymywala wielkiej
.procesyi. Obiegs pog'oska,
&e okolo 50 os6b mniej lnb.
wiecei zosta}o potiuczonycb,.
kiedy powstafa panika po'
eksplozyi bomby ma Gale
Bombadores, blisko rogu Cal
le Mayor. Mkt przez bombe
ME zosta} skaleczony, ale 20
miedzy t}umami ma chodni.
kach, kt6re z gazet wiedzia}y
o zamachach projektowsnych
przez republican 6w, powsta. !.
Ia panika, roz]eg}y sic okrzy
XII j starano sic uchodzic 2
pobliza eksplozyi bomby. W
6cisku kobiety mdla4y, a lu-
die uciekajac deptali jei po-
tracali. Policya 2 wie]ka Q:
nergia przywr6ci}a porzadek
i procesya posz}a dalej.
Obliczaja, ze udzia} we wiel-
kim pochodzie ma zako6cze'
nie Kongresu Eucharysty-
cznego wzieio oko}o. $4,000
ludzi, a miedzy mimi 10000
robotnik6w i kilka tysiecy
ducbownych. Kiedy ppce-
s1a z kokcio}a sw. Hieronima
sz}a przez g}6wne ul1ce, "a
trzyma}a sic pred pa}acem
kr6lewskim, gdzie Kardynal
Aguirre W obecnosci kr6la
Alfonso i kr6lowej Wiktcryi
udzielif bfogos}awie6stwa
lOrgal,izatorzy manifestacyj
ostrzegli byli udzia} biora'
Icych, by ME zwracali uwagj
ma wrogie demonstracye przy,
gladajacych sic r6publika'
In6w. Gala prasa ubolewa mac
|wydar2eniem z bomba i win.
szuje uczestnikom procesy
zachowania sic godnoscia
ME dopuszczenia do stare
rOzruch6w.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
CONSTABLE BROWN HAS
DISTRICT COURT HONOR

John C. Brown, constable Of the
District Court, has another import
ant position. According to a new
law, now effective, it Is Illegal for a
judge on the bench to swear a wit
ness, said duty evolving upon the
shoulders of the court clerk, ser
geant-at-arms, or constable. Con-
stable Brown officiated in his new
role today in district court, owing to
the absence of Clerk COlyer.
The session was a busy one. Judg-
ments we're given In the following
cases: Peter Larson, by Stephen F.
Somogyi, cs. Henderson Bros, $65.-
%; Paul Debrosky, represented by
Lawyer SoOmOgyi, VS.. George Debros-
ky, discontinued; Aaron Brandwine,
represented by Joseph E. Joselson,
VS.. Harry Bender, discontinued; To-
bacco Growers Society VS.. Albert
BoIlschweiler, ST., set down for July
81; Union Brewing Company, repre-
sented by Lawyer Somogyi, vs.. Jo-
seph Molnar, date to be fixed; Koch
Distilling Company, represented by
John H. Granniss, of Newark, VS..
John Sedgwick, S116.52; Koch Dis
tilling Company, by Mr.. G~ranniss, VS..
Gabriel Galassa, $24.24; Charles f.
Wilbert, by Thomas Brown, VS.. Mar
tin Momberg. $324.87.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
DENTISTS To MEET
AT SHORE WEDNESDAY

Asbury Park, July 17:-The for
ty-frst annual meeting of the New
Jersey State Dental Society will con-
ven In the beach Casino on Wednes-
day for a four days session, and
there will be a three days post
graduate curse in modern dentistry.
President N. F. Naylor, of Somer-
Vile, will read his annual address
and 1t will be discussed and new
members will be elected.
After the meeting the exhibitors
will open their stations in Casino on
Wednesday. In the evening a paper
on THE Progress of X-Ray Work in
Dentistry" will be devoted to the
reading and discussion of papers and
officers reports, and election of Off
GERS will take place on Friday morn
ing and there will be much interest
in the election. Adjournment will
be had Friday evening, efforts will be
made by a faction in the society to
GUST the present officers and install
a new set representing the younger
element, and the session Friday af-
ternoon is expected to be a lively one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
TORE DOWN THE ITALIAN
FLAG IN JERSEY CITY

Jersey City, July 17:-Some ex-
element was occasioned in the
Greenville section of the city Satur-
day night by the hosting of an Ital-
ian flag above the Stars and Stripes
over the walls Of a two-story brick
fiat building that had just been COM
pleted at 548 Ocean avenue. Several
pedestrians first noticed the spectacle
and residents of the vicinity began
to growl. A sailor of the United
States navy ashore climbed to the
top of the building and tore down the
flag and cast it into the cellar of the
budding.
The owner Of the new building is
Ambrose Artaserse, of 526 Ocean
avenue. Leopold Auriemna is the
contractor. A complaint was made
by telephone to Alfredo Magnanni,
Italian consul at Newark, who called
upon the police here to investigate.
Before the cops got to the scene the
sailor, name unknown, had left the
scene and the trouble was apparently
over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
SERVICES YESTERDAY
AT PRESBYTERIAN CH.

At the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. James H.
Northrup, preached from the sub
ject, Jesus Was Right" At this
service three children were baptizI
.The music was: Antheu~
cho7fI Lonely PReaf,
solo; "1he/Feavenly Song" Miss
Katherine Osterhout, and an offer
tory anthem, by the choir, Trust in
the Lord" with Miss Edith Stacey
playing the piano and Miss Dixon,
the organ.
In the evening at the open air
meeting, Mr.. Hockenbury led the
first meeting, after which Mr.. North
rup preached a short M on The
God of the Mountains" Miss Dixon
played the organ, accompanied by
the cornet played by Andrew Nelson.
The delegates that were announced
to give their report of the convention
at Atlantic City, were not present,
but Miss Ella Kent, who was at At
lantic City at the time and attended
the meeting, gave a short report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
Fishinq Without Bait.

On the Nadoo creek, at Hukow, we
saw a novel way of fishing. Two
small boats were moving parallel with
zach other about thirty feet apart.
The ends of a line about sixty feet
long to which small Undated hooks
were attached about four inches apart
10 two sticks were held respectively
by q man in each boat. As the boats
moved slowly along first n man and
then the other would give his stick a
Jerk. Immediately that the hooks
struck anything the line was gradu-
ally hauled in and invariably with
success. We saw fish struck four out
ofuHe times, many Of them running
apparently from half a pound to two
or more pounds. 1t may be that Chi
ma is the only place In the world
where fish are caught with undated
hooks.-North China News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
NEGRO BATHING sTlLL
BOTHERS ASBURY PARK

Asbury Park, July 17:-The eff
forts of the Beach Commission to
solve the negro bathing question
have as yet been fruitless. Whether
the subject will be taken up at the
council meeting tonight Is not known
as yet. There seems to be a great
deal OF objection to the bathing
houses to be used exclusively by
negroes going up at Eighth avenue.
Many prominent hotel proprietors
have said that the negro question is
really not a question at all, because
there are fewer negroes here every
year.
Some of these men are fast getting
rid of negro walters and putting
white young women or white men In
their places. They say that IN
Atlantic City 1t was found more sat
~isfactory to employ women and that
In the near future the negro popula-
ton will be so small that they will
need no separate bathing grounds.
Some are of the belief that they
should be permitted to battle where
they chose and that only by this
method will the difficulty be solved
for all time.
The need for negro bathing
grounds at this time is demonstrate
ed every afternoon, when 100 or
more walters and mattresses are seen
on the beach. They have an hours
leave of absence in the afternoon
and come down to the beach, where
they may wade in the water ana lie
in the sand.
During the evening hours they
may be gel occupying the benches
on the beach front. This seems OBJ
j~ectionable to some of the fashiona-
Bile visitors, but the police permit
the negroes to sit where they please.
Although the opinion of many of
the officials seems to be that even
though there were bathing grounds
for them the negroes would not take
of them, because not
enough of them have time to battle,
but the fact that they come down to
the beach every afternoon is proof
Of the fact that they would like to
battle If they were permitted to do
so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
SUBCOMMITTEE FOR
Y. M. c. A. TO MEET

There will be a meeting of the
membership committee advancing
the Y. M. G. A. movement In this city
Thursday night at the law Offices of
Peter A. Peterson, in Smith street.
At that time several additional
names will be added to the member
ship committee, as Chairman Peter
sOn has compiled a list of about
thirty prominent citizens of the city,
now waiting for the approval of the
respective committee.
1t is his intention to increase the
number on the membership commit
tee to about forty, and with this
force in working order all the warm
supporters of the movement sincere
ly believe that the association will
become a reality, with at least 400
members, before another year has
rolled around.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17

At the hearing J.. H. Lawlor was
represented by Former Judge Clar-
ence C%onover, of Freehold; the 9TH
er parties were represented by
Charles Snyder, of Atlantic High
lands. The cooperative association
was represented by Harry Ackerson,
of Keyport.
All the summons that had been is
sued for Sunday violations at Keans-
burg were included In the hearing
this morning and this is expected to
close the matter for the present, at
least.
People at Keansburg are about
evenly divided as to the result of the
crusade. Some think it will kill the
town while others declare 1t to be the
best thing that ever happened.
The Keansburg Cooperative Asso-
citation Is pressing the charge and
claim it Will eventually rid the town
of amusements and close the business
places on Sundays. 1t is It's intention
that an open Sunday Is demoraliz-
ing to the better class of people that
spent their summer vacation here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
WOULD SELL SOFT DRlN KS
ON BEACH ON SUNDAY

Asbury Park, July 17:-The
Beach Commission has been asked to
permit the sale of soft drinks on the
beach On Sundays. William ]. Couse
holds the exclusive privilege of SELL
ing soda and other soft drinks along
the boardwalk, but he refuses posi-
lively to keep his places open on
Sundays. He declares that if he
cannot make a profit out of his en-
terprtse by running it six days a week
only, he Is willing to close up alto
gether.
On the other hand there are hun
dreds who declare that it is almost a
necessity that soft drinks shall be
dispensed to the thirsty who prone
made the boardwalk. One of the
lessees along the boardwalk is will
ing to pay the Beach Commission a
good sum for the privilege of Sunday
selling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
SCRAP
At KEANSBURG
Cooperative Association
Forces VioIators to Terms.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Keansburg, July 17:-After con-
siderable argument between lawyers
before Justice Edward Compton, this
morning, the Keansburg Cooperative
Association succeeded in bringing
the proprietors of various stores and
amusements here to terms regarding
Sunday observance. Those arraign-
ed before the justice today were; j..
II. Lawlor and Edwin Higgins, 10th
of whom have merry-gO-rounds;
Nicholson Ferring. who sells souve-
mir postal cards, and j. Crane & Son,
grocers. All were fined 81 and costs
each. This was paid, which is a
practical admission of guilt.
In settling the matter all promised
to do about as the cooperative asso-
citation desired. Under the agree
ment, the merry-go-rounds VIII be
allowed to run, but tftAre must be no
music. The grocer and the postal
card man will be allowed to keep
open until 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. 1t is provided, however, that If
anyone comes along who really needs
provisions, the grocer can sell at any
time, but it must be o the quiet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
What Is ELECTRICITY

Many persons young and old often
wonder how the modern electric cars,
trains and locomotives are operated
and what electricity is. No one knows
what electricity is. We know some of
the things that it will do. We have
10 a certain extent learned how to con-
troll 1t and for want OF a better name
call it a fluid. We have discovered,
too, that 1t Is one of the most impOr-
tant forces, II not the most important
force, of which we have any knowl-
edge. We are almost as ignorant OF
many other great forces of nature-as,
for example, the attraction Of gravita-
ton. For the present we must be con-
tent to observe such forces in action
and to devise the best methods to con-
troll them. In this knowledge mankind
has progressed wonderfully within a
Few years.-St. Nicholas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
AALLC0R TAKEN
BACK TO JAIL
Will Appeal Case to the
Highest Courts.

Red Bank, July Thames NJ.
Allgor, of Sea Bright, was arrested
Saturday by County Detective Ell
wood Minugh, upon a warrant issued
by Recorder Sickles, of this place,
from the complaint of Charles d.
Halsey, of Rumson, who claimed ALL
gor stopped him in the Sea Bright
station on Tuesday night of last
week and said that he had been made
to suffer for the crimes that Halsey
had committed. Attorney General
Edgund Wilson and County Prose-
cutor John s. Apologize represented
Mr.. Halsey.
After hearing the evidence Recor-
der Sickles imposed a sentence of six
months In the county jail. The case
will be appealed to the highest court
In the state, and it Is likely that ALL
o will be released from the county
Jail. No application could be made
to the high courts on Saturday and
Allgor will have to remain IN Jail
until the higher court acts on his
appeal.
The news when 1t Is news In the
NEWG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-17
pseuIiaritx Of Sea Otter Fur.

This collar" said a furrier, "is sea
otter skin, the costllest fur known.
Silver fox, beside sea otter, is cheap.
Where you would pay $1,000 for a sill
yer fox skin you'd pay $1,000 for a sea
otter. 1t is only the Russians, the
worlds greatest fur lovers. who go in
for this most precious Of all furs.
They use 1t exclusively for coat col
lars. Why2 For a strange reason. an
almost incredible reason. Sea otter Is
the only fur on which the breath won't
freeze. "-Cincinnati Enquirer.