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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31
AND
HOWE talks
should Sine Wed = HomeIy Man7

I r 1T scans rather astounding that 4 girl who wrtes y letter that shown
extarnaIy the signs OF q fairy good educatcn should PROFOUND q
u query that shows such rupsrhclHlHy ~ this.
- Would 70 adHssm mi TO marry a young business man, who Ii cun
sdered by AL who know Elm = perfect gentleman. with = coed character.
and dseasssw WE'LL too. bat who Ia not soodlooktnEf i like him. but 1T
know they make rsmarka about his looks among themselves My parents
tsi mel should not mnd hfs locks; but + I'M scedloskfng mysen. and i al q
Itles sensitive hout going around with such = homey man."
Most sssured1y do tell Ter not % marry him And he ought to thank a
bsnefcent providence for his escape.
But do not tell her not to marry him because he Is homeIy, but because
she does not love him Please note that A girl who will stand and bubble
over such q matter hasn't e sparkSof love In her heart for the man. She s
wondering If she can endure his looks tor the sake OF what he VIII give her
And such q girl Is not worthy of q good mans love. She is to- shallow to
appreciate what he is giving her
The homehest person has beauty for the eye of love. And real beauty
after all is the character that shines through the features. and lot the
features themselves Circassian eyes III q Greek nose and a Cupid-bow
mouth DON lose all charm, II selfshness and nltemper and vanity are en-
pressed by them. The pleasure that may be found N the occasional society
that beauty day in and out and end 1t is only a mask fol unpleasant traits
of character And the eyes that express love- and the lips that voicec heert
ness n Kindness H0on grow beautiful when hey standf r q daily thought
fuiness and consideration that make life a Joy
Il me cnsTactr twins respect AM regard; and n this nan has this charac
ter g viii be liked BY all except the very shauowests irrespective OF his Iookg
And no rue woman will fesi her pride is hurt by being the wife Of sue a
man; but rather will shc have reason 10 be proud Of him. Tor the ia thlnss
he stands for.
Tnia girl ID foolish "a take so superficial . visw OF a Of the mout
serious mattsrs OF lis Good looks are not to be despssd for beauty s one
of the joys q Ifs But there must be linked to It. n beauty uf ehAxacter
fobe resAy ssthfyfnE And IL thAr4s 4. @e.-.- &. 1.---S.s. L. s.~xurss ne
how horasly they lnay ssen u nrst glance win 500 intanghy re-
det IT,
Ts ga who msrrhs tor hooks alOns will be zpt to and she ha Dead Sea
fruH- bsfores nan Years Of narrted life hare passed TO get this best cut
70 H. 7-.1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31

Long marrow znirEers IN FraHeh an
tiQue slit frames are exceedingly pop
itisr for holiday and wedding gifts.
and are ahcwR yaas now ia Q variety
OF nasmains designs Those With an
old French print Ut tina toD are the
aaost popular.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-31

Diaper. holland or linen are suitable
materials for this little ptnafore. TIE
'front.' 10 IN the form OF a panel this en-
tire length. The back is cut IN the same
style only to waiat. The skirt part at
sides and back Ia gathered to tho
waistsband, the bgttoned ends Of which
are laid over the 'front.'
Materials required: One and one
half yards So inches wide.
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Renuett. elm filutelnoer Saal, SpiBen.
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nematpsrapb. Die SfauipieIer bon
Sleifh unb gein iinb INNER mooerne
Seeennart, m6ssn iie iih nod 70 his
i;oriih Ichminten. Muf benz 5ilm 1T
bod alles S6atten, &bglan3, g4o,
geraanaenbeit. S5ene in 3eit uro
Srt seigt uns beute Der. pielperddtete
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irarme Wprt.
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fie psrtraeen Iih niht INNER mttetns
cnoer, Elm ipirtlid ernlter piIenihais.
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unb gsIsbrung, bas paBt 5ufommen.
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tonn NIT ibr Elm perniinftiaes Wort
reben, pereeiIen, tpie iauertOpfiIb ie
TonIt gu fsiu pfIest. 9as 1T Der osnts
bar hohite 2rtumpf Der ainematos
graphic.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21
GUNNER MUST PAY PENALTY
OF DEATH IN THE CHAIR
'Gyp the Blood, Lefty Louie Dago Frank and
Whitley Lewis Found Guilty of Murder
in the First Degree.

New York. Nov l9,-"Gyp the Blood.
Lefty Louie" "Dago Frank and
Whitley" Lewis killed Herman Rosen-
thai. the gambler, at the instigation Of
Charles Becker and like him must pay
the penalty of death in the electric chair,
The Jury which has been hearing the
evidence against the four gunner SO de-
oided to-day when it returned against
them a verdict of murder in the first de-
gree after but 20 minutes of deliberatlon.
Like Becker. the gunner heard the
verdict pronounced against them without
show of emotion. They stood at the bar
looking straight ahead as the foreman
of the jury rose to make known the result
of its deliberations and they continued
to stare stoldly in front of them until
the formalties of the proceedings were
ended They were remanded to their
cells In the Tombs until tomorrow morn
ing when Justice Goff viii fix the day for
imposing sentence.
Whitley" Lewis, the most dramatic of
the four when he testified on the witness
stand, alone walked from the court room
| with bowed head,
As they entered the door leading oyer
| the bridge of signs "Gyp" said something
| tc Lefty" in "A sullen undertone which
| none could hear. Outside "LeftNs" dol
| faced wife, "Leftys" Lillian as she Is
| called, wept on the shoulder of her hus
bands father who vainly tried to comfort
| her, for the verdict was quickly flashed
| from the court room to the waltni
crowds without "Gyps" wife. known ~
| "Gyp's Lillian" received the news II
the house OF detention. Tho two othe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21
is
At It AGAIN
Introduction Of New Bills Takes
Up Most Of the Time of
the House.

Montpelier. Nov. 1S.-Most of the
time OF the House this evening was
devoted to introduction of bills and
there remain In the hanis Of the re
vision committee large number. 10
day being the last for Introduction
under the rule except by unanimous
consent Only nine new measures APP
pearej in the Senate. Mr. Croft Of
Rutland seeks to have the salary Of
the superintendent of the state prison
and house of correction placed at not
more than $1,000 and of the In 1ustrial
school. not more than $4,000
Mr.. Roy. who some time ago introduced
bill calling for an investigation Of the
public rights in the various towns, has
discovered that this cannot he done IN
time for a report to the present Legisla
ture and tonight introduced another call
ing for an investigation by the super
intendent Of education. who Is to repeat
| to the Legislature of 1914
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-11-21
TURKEY WITH OR
WITHOUT PAY 2
That Is the Question Which Is
Now Troubling the Law.
makers.

Montpelier. November 1s.-The
House adjourned this afternoon with
the question of Thanksgiving adjourn
inent In the air. motion was pend.
ing to amend the Senate resolution so
as to provide that adjournment be
taken for all of next week without
pay and with no mileage Before a
vote could be taken Mr.. Carpenter of
Chester moved an adjournment, which
was taken.
when the joint resolution was
brought up for consideration Mr. Co.
burn of Milton moved to amend nv
allowing full mileage instead of half
mileage. Mr.. Howley of Burlington.
faNoring the proposal of amendment.
thought the members should also re-
ceive full pay for the week. The yeas
and nays. which were called for by
Mr. Hapgood of Peru, resulted thus.
yeas. 3d. nays, 11s.
Mr.. Robbins of Newport then moved
to substitute actual mileage expense',
for the half mileage proposed by the
Senate resolution. This was emphatically
voted down.
The House agreed with the proposal of
Mr.. Cook of Lyndon that adjournment be
taken Friday morning.
linen came the motion of Mr.. Mullin
of West Rutland that no mileage be allow
ed. MIR. Plumley of Ludlow and Mr..
Coburn of Milton demanded the yeas
and nays on that proposition. but adjourn
ment was taken before a vote could be
had.
The House refused to order to a third
reading the House bill G16) making the
punishment for murder Imprisonment for
life. The Senate diScOvprad aPf
noon that a minor amendment ought to
be made to the hedgehog bill and asked
the House to return it. The request reach
ed the House Just after two solemn
speeches had been made on the capital
punishment bill. That the debate should
abe suspended by anything so insignificant
as the hedgehog hill caused a roar of
laughter and the House voted down the
request that the bill be returned. Speaker
Plumley did not declare the vote, but
explained to the House that courtesy re-
Guired that they accede to the request
and on that explanation the request was
granted.
Senator Darling's bill giving women
the right to vote on certain matters of
taxation came in this afternoon with
nm unfavorable report. The senator
explained the purpose of the bill, to
take a step forward In recognition OF
the principle that taxation and repre-
Hentation should go hand in hand and
then offered an amendment requiring
that women shall have a grand list of
1T least 81 before they acquire that
right The amendment was adopted
and then, on motion of Mr.. Darling
1he bill was ordered to lie that II
might be printed.
The milk inspection bill was order
ed to a third reading after being ham
nered into shape satisfactory to mos
| of the senators.
The joint resolution providing fol
an examination of the educational af
fairs of the State, in accordance with
fhe governors message. was ordered
10 a third reading In the Senate. ant
then. on motion of Mr.. Johnson. wa
adopted under suspension Of the rules