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DURING
WEEK.
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Our Big January Sale Of Linens and White Goods started
this morning and will continue throughout the entire month
There will be offered at this sale all our weknOwn quail
ties OF Table Linens Towels Napkne Hucks Linen Sheet
ings and Wasngs also entire line of White Goods
such Long Cloths Nansooks Dmties Batistes French
Lawns Flaxons etc. all at prices Greatly Reduced We will
also offer during this sale all Domestics Sheetnfs, Bed
spreads Readymade Sheets prices much less than regular
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Smlallb.

Cine 9epei6e aus @aibington
logt: 9ie Gage an ser merifonii6eu
@ren5e miro bon Ser @egierllng
idarf beobobtet. @enn ii1 oas
Hliinoern amerifaniider &anhes
lno Sarnen ourd) nerifaniide
9anoiten pieoerbolt uno Die 8eun-
rubigung teraniider @ren5ltdotc
ni6t oufbort, miro oas &riegsmini-
iterium 5dubmasregeln ergreifeil.
es iteben senug Sruppen in Der gidz
be Ser @ren5e, nm anen Mogli6-
feiten 8u geHiigen. gis- iest iino nod
feline offi3iellen 8eridte iiber Die
9lnsi6reitllngen an Ser @ren5e bier
eillgetroffen.
Die 8unoes @ronoilrp in
Bottom bot sic 8eanlten Ser llniteo
gboe Ma6inerp Company Ser Ser.
leeuna Der 9lnti-Sruit-@eiebe anee-
flagt.
- Mi1ter @roBcup beabii6tigt
lein Mmt ols 9fi1ter oes noroli1en
@unoesoiltrifts BON Sainois nieoer
5li legell.
lliloffi5iellen Mitteilngen nadl
bot Der piel genannte Soloat @loonr
iein Sffi5ierseramen 6eitanoen.
Srr 6.
- gii6ter Stanley bat angefiin-
oiet, oaB er iib Inn Die oenofroti-
l6e geonlination fir Dos @ouper-
neursalnt betperben perbe. 9tanllcp
tit Yrobibitioniit uno re6net al.f
Die llnteritiibllng oer Brobibition!>
item.
Sn Concrete, nabe goaflnn
iIt Elm Sarmer Mamens Saplor pon
ieinen Sobn eri6olien poroen, Der
Gobn tat oies, nm ieine Wutter 5u
i6iiBen.
staatsieuotor Meahun, ein
gutter glnti : Brobi6itioniit, beab-
iidtiet, iti1t ipieoer als &anoioat
ailfsutreten.
9luf einem pom gforoen fonl=
n1enoen 3uge Der so. 6. & &. 8abn
mnr6e geitern morgen gegen 3 llbr
ein Mam feitgenommen, Der iid
orouBen on Dem @agen angeflanl=
inert batte uno ourab bas Senlter tn
oas v9ertb" eines Iuaman=@agen5
Iongte. 9ie IN Dem v8ertb" liegen-
oe Srau @. &. @ap eriuahte ir1o
fing an gu idreien, porouf Der
Mann feItgenonlnlen ipuroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-20
9as 9ieo pom Gone Star gier.


Sas 9pne Star 8ier, bas lit Der
gitel
Ses Grants, Der iidj BET nns bewd6rf,
SaS lit ein gana fanDies Nfttel,
Henn uns tuas &bies tui6erf1brt.
9es WsDrgens tuie bes AbenDs mir
Sd)medt gut itetn @lisdJen 2pne
Star 8ier
Mcin 8 i=9 a=2pne Stargter, mciit
2pne Star 9 ter.
9aeikt's mid i'm 3opf, reibt's mid i'm
Magen,
Sabf idj 5um Gifen feline 2nif,
Wenn mid bic b1ien Sd)nmpfen plaaen,
Sab' idb 2atarrb in meimer 8rmit.
@as ioa bic Wehiain bann mir,
Sd trinf meim 0lasdjem Gone Star
8ter,
Mseiu 2i.2 a=2pne Star, mein
Spne Star Sfer.
Sas spne Star 8ier ipll mir mod
iitnn6en,
@enn jebe anoere iyrenbe itarb
Wenn mid arennb Sain beim 0lns aez
fnnben
ltnb mir bic GebenSfrennf rerbarb;
Sd trinfe bann init ibm nod bier
Wein tcbtes 0lasdjeu 9pne Star
8ier,
Weiu=e i.e a-epme Star8ier i, mein
2oue Star 8ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-09-20
sau NntouiD Mittuo&G ben 20. September 1911
Sin nettes 8eiipieI bon

Sin nettes 8ellptel bon Der
Wabt oes &reisibulinipeftors ip1ir-
he in eiilen Gutsoorfe BET 3orben
(&reis @reifenbere, 8rop Bor..
mernD geIiefert. Die g6ule oes
Dorfdens batte einen gusflug in Die
benahbarte Stoot nit Ser 8abn gc-
plant uno froblid aogen 2ebrer uno
&inoer nad ser 8abnitation 2angell-
bagen. @liidli6 in Ser 9obn ber-
itaut, barrten iie Der lbonen 9inge,
Die iie aug Dem @atagsleben beraus-
reiBen iollten ieoob oas nnelid
ldreitet ibnelll Das Sbidial min.
oaB Der &reisldulinipeftor 9iebiiioll
abaubalten geoerft uno natiirlid
oas leere Sect porfinoet. 8ie fonn-
< audi Der 2ebrer auf ben ungliieli-
den ginfa1 fomn1en, init Der S6ule
einen Musflug 5u u1ternebmell!
@as nun 4un2 Der &reisi6nlir-
ipeftor idtpinst iib fur5 entibloiien
auf iein StablroB, eilt CUR gobn nno
bolt 2ebrer uno &inoer olriid, llnl
ieine Hebiiion ab5rbaltenl
9os Sportblutt fir 3iidtc.
uno 2iebbaber BON Haiiebunoen cr-
5dblt bon Der 0beriibnlten 3uhtbiill=
sin uno 9lusiteIlungsiieeerin @oia
BON ser ufer,norf" folgenoes al(cr-
Iiebites Shif6en: Die 8eiiterin Ser.
Siinoin batte fiir5lib nod elmer
Sunoeousftellung in @iloesbeim nit
v&oio" ibr Sotel5immer aufgelu.bt
uno BET Dem 9ausbiener porber fir
BEN anoeren Morgen friib5eitigea
@eden beltellt. 9lIs Tie am Morgen
bei5eiten ii6 CUR Steiie fertigmadtc,
lnerfte iie, oaB Die Stiefel nod niGt
CUR SteIe naren. 0ie moler5oeelle
uMoia" lit nun getuobnt, ibrer Ser
rim ieoen Morgen Die StiefeI 5ll
bringen. lleber bas. Seblen ibrer
stiefel eraiirnt madte Die 9arre
nun Dor Der geipannt lailidenbell
y&oia" laut ibren Merger 2uft uno
begab iih Johann anf Die Su6e mod
Dem @ausoiener. 9lls fie lpieoer
ibr 3inlmer betrat, Dot iid ibr cir
ereotlider @nblid: .Moia" batte
i'm llebereifer bon idnlmtli6en gii-
rem Der SoteI3intmer Die Stiefel
berbeieeihleppt uno ale 6bube oef
Neibe na1 Dor Dem 8ette ibrer
Serrin aufgeitelt, iieben peridieee.
me Yaarel 5ogar Elm perein5elter
gan5 bober Sasoitiefel mar oobeil
sluf elmer Sfei6sbanfnebell-
itelle Der Hfal5 mo, ioa ni6t Der.
raten meroen erihien Dor flir5enI
elm Serr aus 9eioesbeirn in eli
ner geiddftIi1en Mngelegenbeit. Gr
nluBte ettpps lange am 9dalter NOR
ten neil Die 9erren 8eamten sli-
fdllig nit elmer bringli9en Mngele-
genbeit gu tln batten. Da maate
Der 0eioesbeimer Serr Die Sraee:
n@ann peroe ib nun enolih be-
oient?" 9arauf Die slntiport::
sd bin faiierliher geamter. Sier
miro iiberbaupt nidt beoient, bier
miro abgefertigtl" Sproh's uno
fertigte ben Nann ab. Do5u be-
merit Die uSranffurter 3eitltng: gi<
mem unperbiirgten @eriiht 5ufolae
ion es, alleroings Dor nlebr als bun-
oertfiinf5ig Sabren, einen &errn ge-
geben baben, Der alpar nibt faiierli-
der 8eamter, aber bod immertin
preuBiider &onig mar ltno Der feline
Sdeu trus, iid als eriten 0iener oes
Staates 81 be8eidnen. Ser Morr
mar sSrieori6 Der @roBe, groB 5mcr,
nber oo6 offenbar nit einem beoau.
erlihen Marfo on Stanbesbepubt-
fpiu bphoftpt
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Giieababn : Iablplau.
&. e 6. q. 8akn
ey. W ". 1t.
Nufuuft-

Gnfunft-
No.3 -Tom Hor6en. .6.45 aoenos
No. g 8om Norben ..6.45 mOra
No. 7-3ocal BON 9earne. 1000 moro
go. 9-2ocal bon Ynleltine 49,.
=. ...... !. ..10.45 nbenos
No. a. Son Megito 1.5O nad,p.
No. 12--2ocal bon 9arebo (gemiidt)
:. 900 ntor9.
go. - gfa9 Gem glorben. .1.55 nodlm
Mo. g. Nea9 6em Norben. 500 abenbs
20. 8-9ocal nad RaIeifine 7.30 morg
Ho.' 10 ggpreb na6 4enrne.
-. 400 mora
No. 8 -yta1 Negito. 700 nlors
Wo. II -2ocal na9 2arebo (genlidt) :.
=. :. =. 900 dbeno5.
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lmaluul(e sitmatium.

Gbefrau: y9enf Dir, liebe Sdme-
tier, in melher quolbollen Situation
ih mid neuli6 befano @dbreno i'd
ipegen eines neuen Suites IN 9bn-
maht eefaIlen nor, muBte id es
anboren, pie mein @atte in Der 3eit
uniere biibide 3ofe fiiBte.
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Wmslnmo.

ssSn Solge Ser repolutionaren
gelpegung, beionoers in oen SsSnou=
itrie Diifriften Sponien's, bat So,
mig @lfons Die fonititutioneGcn Sc.
rantielt aufgeboben. ssSn pielen
Staoten baben ldlimne @nbeIt0run.
gen 1tattgefunoen.
= Cine balb-offi5iene Weitteilung
aus Baris fagt, bob 9epei6en bes
8otidafters Ganlbon in Berlin au1
eine balbige, befrieoieenoe 9eenoi,
glirg res Maroffo Streites idlie-
zen lieBen.
General Sirrlin elmer Ser
Siibrer Ser lehten baptii6en &epolu,
tion, lit ploslid) geitorben. gr batte
felt Sabren in ben rebolutionGren
gemeallneen bes 2onoes eine Gons
aeipielt.
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Ginen baflidJen slnblid

.eab $. 5. garum BON SreepiGe, g.
S., Der NIT Sieberausidlas eepIasi
mar. Nahoem er piele Waittel per-
ludt bate, fdreibt er iiber u8udlens
@rnica Solbe":: nSie beilte poIlitan-
Dig, obne eine Narbe 5uriif8ulallell. "
Sic beilt pie magiid @unoen,
gc5enia, SdpeLluneet, 6iibneruu.
gen uno Sdmorrboioen. gfur 25c in
o1en Mpotbefen.
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9eim Menfd) lebt lamgcr als sic

oset" SvtSNisV ,tS~t ""esO$~ $50 w
ibm geieste 3eit, aber mir fonncn
unler 2eben perfiir8en burh na6lnl.
iige 2ebenspeiie, lno inoem mir
peridunlem Die fleiilen lltregelnld,
Bigfeiten BEG Spltens 5u oroner,
pel6e Die @orl1ufer bon aranfbeit
iino, ltnregelnldBigfeiten, ois
i6nea eebinoert neroen bilrd osn
@ebrau6 BON Sorni's 9llpenfrauter,
Dem aIten 5eiterprobten arauter.
SeiInittel. gei6t it 9lpotbefen 81
boben, ionoern miro oireft an oas
IubIifum perfauft onrb Spe5ial.
Mgenten, peld)e ernannt tDeroer bcit
ben GieentiinerlL Or. Beter ssobr,
nen & Cons 60, 1875 go. Sopae
@pe., Chicago, sd.
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g.. $. & g. u. (9aupt-2inie)

o.. $. & 9. u. (Saupt-2inie)
Milfnnft-
No. 9-@om Often. .......7:85 uorm
No. 7-Wom Often. 49,. 80 nahn
go. 1O-@l Baio II. Weften. .7:80 nad6m
yio. s-gon 81 9aio.. .10.15 BORN
Nbfabrt-
SO. s-Na6 eI gafo nno @eiteu. :.
80 7-gSa6 81 9aio nnO @sifen. @ ..,4' :. :.
;. 700 abenos
go. 1o--Na6 5. @eiten. 1000 abenbs
glo. 8-Na6 benz Often. .1O:45 borm
No. 1-Sad Sci Nio.. 400 abenos
gietoria 9iuiiion, 9. $. 4 9. u.
Mufunft
go; 905-guero. gietoria. 1850 na6m
Mbfnhrt-
Mo. 8oe-guero.- gietoria. 300 BORN
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@iel perlamat.

u@oIlen sic iid nidt gesen llu-
faa perii6ern laiien ebe Sic Sbre
geiie antreten?"
rs mo; menn einem mirflib et-
mas paiiiert, 5upft Die @eielli6aft
bod 5lriid, mie bel meineu ssrellnot
@seper."
y@as ift oenn Serrn @seper 5use-
itoBen?"
ySa - uerlobt bat er iid unter-
megs!"
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~. 8. G s. ga5a.

Wntlinft-
mo. 241- Bon 3onfton uno @aIpeiton
:: ;. ;. $50 unrgens
Ro. 7-@on Dallas II. Sort @ortb
go. 235-gom Morben. .7.SO bor,1Iiti
No. 15-8on 8nco. ...3.O0 und1m
No. 231-Wom Norben unb 9ouftcn
:. 1925 nadlm
No. 9-Tom Noroen.. TAB aben0s
:. ;. lilo porm
0o. 10-Nad benz Norben. 10 100 BORN
yio. 16- 9ad Nuftin un6 ggaco
;. >. >. -. $50 bonn.
gfo. 10-Na6 benz Norben. 900 BORN
No. g. 9oh Gnnas. Sort 8ort6
li11o gSaep. :. ...8.45 nbenos
sso. 23e-Nod bem Noroen. -.
no. 24s-gaah aoliton nnS @ois -
befton.. :. :. -. 1915 nbenos
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Sm 3lueifel.

aaufmom (ol ieinem Sedsidbri-
geuD: a@ie gefdIlt Dir Dos neue
griioerhen2"
oMiiiien mir es bebolten ooer lit
cs bios Elm Wulter?"
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Gebr erfremt.

81. vS5aben Sic ben gei5iecn
9ieltner 2cbmonn aufeeluht2~
g.: ySso. id) iagte gu ibnr id
mollte i'm Inn iein bohItes @ut,
INN Die Sono leiller einaigen Sodter,
bitten.
81: 0llno iuas iaete er2"
80. Or iaste, er ipare iebr er-
frellt, or bdtte ihon eeoabt, ith
mollte ibn I'M einige bnnoert Morf
onpltmpcn"
Ser ihlimmite = Seino fiinitle-
ridden Strebens lit Der Mneripelts-
geihnlod.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
Curb on Sharpers in the Alien Hotels

sengers looking for victims. No mat.
ter what country the arriving emf.
grant came from, there was some run.
ner to talk to him In his native Ian
guage.
When the boat had docksd the run
nara led their victims to some ladS-
Ing house, wherc they we're lnads wei
come as long az they had money. II
often happeaed that an immigrant
bound for some inland town and pro
yided With . railway ticket would be
detained in New York zs long as he
had money and then loaded On a train
to go hungry to his destination. Thoss
who 80 back to tho "oId country" II
tho fall on q visit r not 30 easy
Agents OF the lodging houses, how
ever. meet western trains, sometimes
riding several hours out from New
York, in search of customers. Persons
thus obtained as patrons for a lodg
ing house were furnished every eppor
tunity to see New York while wait
ing for the steamer and a good man.
Of them were out of money whes
sailing time m
Under the new laws the runners ar
10 longer allowed to board boats q
swarm around the docks soliciting pal
lronage and every lodging house keepe
has to furnish . bond for the Eat
treatment OF HIS patrons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
PERTH AMBoY

Population, S2,l2I.
| 2e miles from New York
Tax rate Its.
On staten Island Sound. at the
/ mouth OF the Raritau river and at
the head of Raritan Bay.
Ocean steamers can DOCK IN fToH
I R5 to 40 feet of water.
I Channel 81 feet deep at low Wa
/ ter leading up the bay from SANDY
1 Hook.
Daily steamer service to Eea
Four railroads, the Pennsylysnla
Lehigh Valley and the Staten island
Rapid Transit Branches runnlns ia
unlimited number of exceiient iae
Has two telegraph and two tsis-
phone companies.
Electric light and gas
Two daily newspapers
Federal postof1ce building.
Public Library.
Nine grammar schools ana one
high school, which To- on the ap-
proved list of all he leading I'M
versities in the country. four pare
chial schools and a business ""
1eEs --.t,oan
City hospital
Municipal water works "a
Prominent center for troiless "
Rfchesr clay deposits In the a
try in tha immsdfats vicinity.
Splendid ths1trieni HdvaIta65s
Some OF the leading inauxe..u
&c: American smeit,ns e R cappes
Works srueitcr: Barber Aaphait
Works; United Led Wsr rsht. neaii
Tile q Faience CO.; c. Psrdes steer
and TILE Worksi Atlantic Terra Fra. New
Jersey Terra Gotta Co.; three plamss
Of the National BireHroe1na svtaS
pany and other similar Industries
within the Immediate vicinity; GER
annie Works Chesebrough Haseilne
Workn; Marcy Stove Works; y
drydock companies to0sther wlln
shipyards and msrfus rsflways
standard Underground Cable nsom- !
pany; Roessler a Hassiacher Chem
fcal Works: emery uiIls; coke r.
cigar factories; cement stone worAs;
coal shipping piers; handkerchief
factory; cement works. machine
shops and iron foundries.
For further particulars address;
Albert Leon, secretary OF ths
Board Of Trade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10

NEW YORK.-Robblng Immigrants
IN and emigrants has long been a rec
ognized industry around the docks of
New York and proprietors of lodging
houses have been taking money away
from these people coming and going.
Two laws recently became operative
by which lodging house keepers VIII
be compelled to give the arriving and
departing persons Of foreign birth
something like the equivalent for
money received.
Foreigners arrive all the year
around, bat those who depart cor q
visit to the old country generally be-
gin coming TO New York about oete-
Der | and continue coming until the
Christmas holidays. Then the steer
age begins to bring them back, and by
March neeriy all are again in this
country and ready to 20 to work.
Under the old system, runner for
the lodging houses boarded ths steam
ers and went sAroasa Tie siserags pas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10

YYY ths
w practical completion OF the Pam
ANA canal by July I, 1913, fhe isth-
mianS canal commission, Tn III annual
report, recommends congressional
legislation governing canal tolls, or
~ganlzation fer the operation OF the
canal and for government OF the canal
zone. utilization OF canal re7ezue to
pay operating expenses and to repay
the capital invested, and other action.
Expedition was urgently demanded In
order to advise the commercial world
OF the use It may make of ths great
waterway. Of the cost Of sendiux ghsps
lssseugu II Hnu ssst when n VIII be
openea. The commission wished to
give at least eighteen HHDnths' notice
n tbs rates to usrzait the wersd's
maritime Interests tsne to read3ust
sbetr routes snd to bufsn 9 ships
and organize new transportation esaa
pasfea.
II wsz aIEp deemed desirable To Ha1
Ire esnAI 10 mas as Aarax 50 nesSxst-
! act on1g 1e.saessra axsaasaal retazza 8n
LIS ~zn0Taaaua saeaaH7 &sxsakaas hsk g
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
COMIN0 EVENTS.

Nov. 15-Dance and reception, st.
Anthony Baseball Club, Auditorium.
Nov. 16-Supper, auspices of La
dies Auxiliary of Simpson M- II.
church.
New. 24.-Ball, washington Fife
Drum and Bugle Corps In Washing
ton hall.
Nov. 22-23-24-Fair, auspices Of
the Presbyterian Ladies' in the chap
ell.
Nov. 27-Dance and reception OF
the Church of Our Lady of the
Most Holy Rosary. Auditorium.
Nov. 29-BaII OF Marion Athletic
Club, Auditorium.
Nov. 2NDance and reception.
iarion Athletic Club, Auditorium.
Dec. 7-3-Fair, Woman's club, st.
Stephens Danish Lutheran church.
Dec. 27-Cotiliion dance. Raritan
Nacht Club.
1917
Jan. ball OF Goodwin Association.
Auditorium.
Jan. Dance, Goodwill Associa-
ton, Auditorium.
january t7-Leap year dance,
- 1-L1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
EaslN.
@WF>.
IVY BY ROY k.-MoULToN,

All de while
An the wild geese fig afar,
Feiler stahts to wonder whar
All his ummer wages are
Quite a pile.
Whar ann dat bank account,
OF a very iahge amount,
Dat you-aIl was gwine to iount
In de fail7
When de summer It done scoot,
Yo've saved up a summer suit
An a old straw hat to boot,
Dat ana ali.
When the HARDWARE window shoy
Lot of coal slaves In a row
Feller am obliged to know
Sure as scat
Dat the wintah am at hand,
Comm on to beat do band,
And he wondahs whar de land
He am at.
Mammy's yellin' 70 some clo'es
Kids am all out at de toes.
An de chill north zephyr blows
Through de chink
Whar de winder pane am out,
An de stoves gone up de spout
An de old roof am about
On do blink. 4,ar
Resolutions Of de spring
Didn't bring about a thing
An no silvah dollahs ring
In our jeans.
Folks dat have piled UP a lot
On ed long green haven't got
Not de faintest idea what
Wintah means
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10

can be but one cause why 1t Was de-
sired to defeat them. That was to
discredit Governor Wilson.
But the scheme failed 1t is de-
eidediy to the credit Of the local
Democratic leaders that they had no
hand whatever In this dirty work.
In this city the vote for assembly
ran along with the rest OF the tick
ct, in some instances polling a lar
ger vote than the candidates for
freeholder.
The EVENING NEWS exposed the
game early and during the closing
week carried on a campaign In be-
half OF the Democratic assembly
ticket in an effort 10 overcome the
trick that 1t knew was about to be
sprung. The great independent
vote rallied to the support OF the
assemblymen pledged to Wilson and
with a single exception. were able to
overcome the t~reachery in New
Brunswick. the country districts
coming up strong for the Wilson
men.
The loss of one Democratic ass
sembiyman was due largely to the
fact that a young and inexperienced
man was nominated Mr.. Joselson
was absolutely unknown outside his
own circle of aequaintences in this,
city. He had not yet been admitted
to the bar a year, he had no expert
ence whatever and his age ives
against him. 1t was a pity to blast
his political ambitions SO early In
his career. Had he been given a
few years I'm which to make a name
for himself there doubtless would
have been y different story to tell
when the votes were counted.
The detailed vote throughout the
county proves conclusiveIy that the
EVENING NEWS was right in de-
that treachery was planned
within the Democratic ranks and
justified the campaign that 1t
made in behalf of the Democratic
assembly ticket. 1t is with no lit
tie qualification. however, that we
are able to say that the Democratic
leaders outside of New Brunswick,
paid little or no attention TO the
plan to knife the ticket and appar-
entity gave every candidate their
hearty support. The fact that this
is true would indicate that the con-
troll of the Democratic party in Mid
diesex is passing into new hands.
The old leaders, followers of James
Jr., are passing and new and
younger men who are closer to the
people are taking command.
1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
"LET GEORGE DO IT,.

One of the most unique state
ments that has been made By a
man In public life In a long time
was that of a member OF the British
parliament recently. He was very
In his denuncIatien OF
the manner In which the war la
Tripoii is being conducted. He said
the massacres were Nh aoatrage
against civilization; tiss~1roci-
ties ought to be stopped and he
thought the United States ought to
intervene. Wonder IL 1t ever oc-
CURED to this noble Briton that the
outrages in TripoH, Ii there be any,
are more OF a disgrace to the Euro
pean powers than anyone else. and
that England has a feet and men
fully capable of putting an end te
the whole affair II that country had
the nerve to do 1t? @
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10

AANa a away
till / was red.
Not only that, but what she said,
Made me wish I was big as Dad,
II was big as dad, you bet,
Ia nave my way and never fret
About the jawin' I would get,
And have no cause for feelfn' sad.
"a never do a single ehore
I'd smoke ten times a day or more
And drop my ashss on the floor
II l was only big as Dad.
I'd never have to wipe my feet
When ] came In from of the street
To keep the parlor lookin' neat,
And Ma, she wouldn't dare get mad.
And with my knife I'd eat my pie
The same when company was by
AS when there were no strangers
nigh,
IL l vas only big "a Dad.
When to my dinner ia be late,
And make the folks all wait and
wait,
/ wouldn't get licked, sure as fate,
Mad act as though she was glad.
| wouldn't have to go up stairs,
AT 6 o'clock and say my prayers.
u never go ont a~nywheres,
II ] was only big as Dad.
Thanksgivtn' day they wouldn't dare
To eat up all the bill OF fare
And ave the gizzard for my share,
No second table would be had.
And when ] told a joke they'd smile
And call me funny, quite a pile
And not be knoekin' all the while
IL / was only big as Dad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
HINTS TO THE LovELoRN.

Al1iN ~ ~ A4AH IN GiL0lsANa
Perciva1-You say you are losing
much sleep and that your waking
hours are full OF worry because you
are afraid Agnes does not love you.
There Is one sure test which should
decide the matter once for all. The
next time you call upon her, care
full place a ~raveling upon the shout
der of your coat where she will be
sure to see 1t. II she picks 1t of she
loves you, but II she pays no atten-
tion to 1t there Is nothing doing
for you.
Milicent-YoH say the postage
stamp on his last letter was stuck
on cornerwise and upside down.
This means II ana infatuated with
you and will marry you IL you will
do your own washing and ironing
and will promise never TO have your
mother come and visit you."
Hortense-You say that your In
tended lis engaged in making the
rounds of the country fairs reading
palms, and ask IL there 10 any fu-
ture In this business. We believe
that there must be. there also must
be a past and present. IL he is any
palm reader at all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
TREAoHERY THAT FAILED.

That certain Democratic leaders
fully intended that the assembly
ticket OF that party should be sacri-
iced at the election Tuesday is evil
dent from a close study Of the de-
tailed vote throughout the county.
especially the returns from New
Brunswick. The attack was aimed
particularly at Assemhlyrnan STREET,
wolf. This was because ne had
backbone enough to defy those VINO