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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25
Holds Boy for Children's Court.

John Balinsky, alleged young
thief, may be committed to a re-
form institution when arraigned be-
fore Judge Daily in the children s
court on the return of the judge
from his vacation. This was de-
cided by Recorder Pickersgill yes
terday morning when the lad was
brought before him on a charge of
grand larcency preferred by Alex
ander Balinsky, of Elizabeth street,
The boy was paroled in the custody
of his parents until the arrival of
Judge DAILY
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25

That g a combination that 8 mighty
interesting and you II find the Mara
thon Restaurant, corner Smith and King
Sts., more than you expect after you we
eaten here once. You II like the clean
and attractive surroundings-and then
the prices are reasonable, too. Specials
each day here.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25
ALBERT LEON
Cor Smith and State St: Perth Arnboy N

To MY Friends-
take pleasure m advi sing
you that connect ed wi tn Mr.. Albert
Leon In the capacity o f sale sman.
The splendid stocks Of every kind of
dependable home furni shings, carried by my
firm, the very low price at viii ch they
ffered and the fact that l shall give every
Of my friends my ersonal attention, is
assurance that your interests wi II be
looked after.
sincerely hope you will call to
Yours sincerely,
EDWARD G. KOCH.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25

where it is made and baked and then
wrapped in waxed paper ready for de-
livery to your homo or to the store
keepers spick and span in every
respect. The most up-to-date facilities
for the making of the same are here.
Simmens' Model Bakery establish
ment is abreast with the times.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25
BOSTON uonfectionsrv.s Ice Cream.

Try a plate of The Boston Confec,
tionery's famous "pure ice cream. I"
Delicious ice cream soda made of the
fresh fruit and fancy sundaes that are
fine. Ice cream by the quart (all fla
vors) to take home, or delivered to
your door. These are ice cream days
and no mistake Phone 227-M.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25
CANADIANS ARE
AFRAID OF new
THAW SCHEME
Authorities Think He Would
60 to Pennsylvania If He
We're Released.
PRISONER DESPONDENT
OVER AFFAIRS
Loss of Sleep Causes Recent
Inmate of MatteaWan to
Become irritable.
H'LU GET MY LIBERTY"
SAYS THAW IN JAIL.

"I feel rotten. Somehow / can't
sleep.
"Weli, I faced the electric chair
twice, SO I suppose l should worry
II have to go back to Matteawan.
I haven't any fear of anything.
at might have been better II l
had gone to the chair. Then all my
troubles would have been ended and
1t wouldn't be a case of fight. fight.
fight. But I'll get free. III get my
liberty. may be an old man, but
get II l will"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25

Smoke Schwartz's Idea1-the dis
tinctive 1Oc cigar. Ideal Cigar Mfg.
Co., New Brunswick, N. J.-Adv.
20559-7- 7-30-lmo"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25

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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1913-08-25
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH Stokes WANTS YOUNG ENFDER TO kTzNBACR

WEATHER-Fair to-
night and Tuesday.
Moderate northerly
winds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

to start an insurrection among the ne
groes in Virginia.
Then came the higher law doctrine,
a total disregard for the decisions of the
supreme court and the constitution OF
the United States was denounced as a
''covenant with death and league with
hell"
In 1856 these abolition fanatics formed
the republican party to abolish slavery
as has been claimed by some, but the
object of its formation was in reality to
overthrow the republic and establish a
consolidated nation to be governed by a
few to the detriment of the many. Their
first candidate was a scalawag from Sa-
vannah, Ga. lie received a large vote
In the north but none in the south. In
1860 Lincoln was elected president by a
strictly sectional vote. and when he was
naugurated on the 4th of March, 1861, ne
held the destiny of the republic in his
hands.
The writer remembers that day as II
it was YESTERDAY; how he and his mother
hoped that Lincoln would measure up to
the full requirements Of the mouentous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

occasion: that lie would tell the people
chat he would adhere strictly TO the con-
stituton; that in the discharge OF his
duties as president he would know no
north. no south no east and no west.
Had he done this there would have been
peace instead of war. He was not conpe-
tent to grasp the situation or foresee the
consequences of the war that he could
have averted. lie was the chosen leader
OF fanatics. who were determined TO rule
or ruin. And so. when he called for l5,d3
men to go forth and ride roughshod over
the reserved rights of the states we knew
that the doom of the republic was sealed.
After -four years OF war against odds
of four to one the south gave up the
struggle from sheer exhaustion. Thea
came the horror of reconstruction. Her
the question naturally comes up. was the
Roman government in its many forms
type Of the United States government2
So far We have followed in the footsteps
of our prototypA Rome fulfilled her des=
tiny. first as a Kingdom. then as IA rcpub-
lie under several forms. consuls. military
tribpnes. soccemvirs, trnmvirs. anI
iiyally as an empire under Augustus
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

worth wrote a novel with the appropriate
title ,.The Outcast'' The plot or ground
work of the story was founded upon
this law A noble young woman OF good
family and well educated married Wolf
gang Walleaven. A few months after
this marriage she learned that her hus-
band carried the blood of the Canaanite
IN his veins She went mad. and one day
while writing in a fit of insanity she
slew hen husband.
To the Caucasian or white man five tai
ents were given. to the Mongolian two.
and to the Canaanite one, and only one;
each according to his several ability.
They were told to occupy and replenish
The earth, and upon the return OF the
Master each will be required to give an
account of his stewardship.
After the confusion Of tongues at Babel
the white man took possession of west
crn Asia. North Africa and Europe, and
linally America: the Mongolan went
down into southern Asia, one tribe to
America. where he established a civiliza-
|tion that has known little or no change
In 1000 years. The Canaanite wrapped hi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

one talent in his sudarium and hid IT,
then he made his way--leaving no trace
behind him-down into South AFRICA
wher he sat down to- eat and rose up TO
play, and that has. been his rule OF con-
duct from that day to this except when
the white man forced him to unwrap ms
talent and lend it to the money changers.
The fulhllmcnt Of Noah's prophecy mas
been going on in there States 2si Years
and there are now more than ten niinons
of negroes. the descendants OF those
brought from Africa by the slave snips
OF Massachusetts. Rhode island ana con,
necticut, the first named taking the iedu
In the barbarous traffic. Slave iaool
iroved Improbable in the hortner /,
states, and the negroes were carirsa
south, placed upon the market ana sol,
for what they would bring Inc ien
spirit .cf abolitionism, which was anu ~, =
the spirit Of rule or ruin, came over II, M. rne
Mayhower. cropped out when Roger W.
liams was banished from Massacnuss.'s .
controlled the Hartford convention aioeu
and Allotted John Brown in his a''sn'ps
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
Guaranteed
RainCOatS
$1.98

We are going to give some genuine bar
gains in Silk Waists and Silk Shirts
Waists are in all colors of chiffon, mes
salines and taffetas. Shirts come in solid
white, navy and tans and white ground
with neat little stripes. All new styles
and any shade or size you want All
$3.50 and $500 values. Monday spe-
cial $1.98
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

Caesar and his successors This govern-
ment was first kingdom. then Tor y
years republic in fact as well as in
name. but since 1876 consolidated nation.
and consolidation is stil goins on. After
the death of Marius. Sulla became dicta-
tor OF Rome, issued his prescriptions and
ruled with an iron hand. In like manner
the republican party, using a fragment
Of congress, backed by sectional presi-
dent. prescribed states as well as individ-
uals. The writer went through the dis
graceful scenes OF reconstruction a pol;t-
cal outlaw. In 1866 he. with othersy was
charged with high crimes and misdemean-
ors. and was forced to so to prison or
politically dead from 1861 10 1874 inclu-
sive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
Mission Of The Republican Party
ny W. d. e'ADDELL

inferority and se:vitude was placed. The
equivalent of the word black in the Eng
lish language. There are, three races Of
men, and only three, with notifications
and variations here and there, caused by
altitude. lath1re ard environment.
The pigment under the skin will inva-
riably Indicate the race to which the sub
ject in hand may belong. Then each
race is governed by the law of its own
kind. Thou shalt nqt let thy cattle gem
der with a diverse kind. Ley. 1919. This
law governs man as we'll as the lower
animals. Ti,s law is ine&orabIe and never
has 1eccn violated With impnnity. Listen
No man ever saw a miiatto, .Inesttgo or
sainbo OF the fourth generation
Back In the SOS Mrs. p. D. N. South
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

"God shall enlarge Japheth. and he
shall dwell in the tents of Shem anu
Canaan shall be his servant -Gen 9;-'.
The enlargement of Jaahetll com
menced when Columbus discovered Amer
lea in 1892 At that time the Shemites
occupied and we're in possession of all
t,oz-4ard from Behring's Straits IN inc
far north including the adjacent islands
down to Terre del I'ueso IN siouth Amer
lea. II memory Is not ot fault the first
Canaanites were landed at jamestown
vp.. In 1G1o and were sold 10 the planters.
We use the word canaan.te because the
negro IL. me iineal descendant .or Cana an,
sthe son OF Ham. upon whom the curse Of
Word negro is Z Spanish word. and Is the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
White Goods
Specials

Hope Domestic-Full bleacled soft Finished 36 inches
WIDE Special for Monday no phone orders) - yards
for .......... CSC
White Crepe-Desirabe for waists and dresses (no iron
ing) 39c oualitv at Observation-Disclosures. .25c
White Pque Suitable for suits skirts MILDLY bouses and
boys SWts at I0'
Oyster White Ramie Lnen-Full yard wide, all linen; nice
for Suits skirts and fancy work Special at ... 39c
White CrepeThe kind that is used SO much for waists and
all kinds of underwear Comes in plain and stripes Our
price for Monday, at l9c
White Luna LAWNS inches wide, very sheer Looks,
lasts aunders like linen; 25c quality. Special for Mon
day At ................... 19c
Pepperell Sheets-72x90, at o9c
Linene Sheets 72x9O at Observation-Disclosures. 39c
Linene Pillow Cases-42x36 at observation-disclosures 10c
Heavy Fuclx Towels-18x36 at ...... ......... 1Oc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
SpeCialReduCtiOns on All
Muslin Wear Monday

The stocks are entirely too large too much
cool weather. We are overloaded. Come
Monday and benefit by these special prices.
Read below.
Muslin gowns, all this season best sellers, at
S1.25 and S.. so CSC
Muslin gowns that were formerly 89c and
S100 Your choice now ...... i. CSC
Lace and embroidery trimmed petticoats
formerly 75c and 85c, Monday ....... .49c
Petticoats. formerly priced up to $1.00 and
S1.25. Monday soc
Muslin drawers, lace and embroidery trim
med open and closed regular S1.00 value
Monday, all you want 49c
so dozen muslin drawers 25c value -. 19c
25 dozen corset covers, the kind you pay SOC
and 75c for, take as many as you want here
Monday .....r......... 39c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
Dainty Art Goods

Dresser Scarfs, buttonholed or hem
stitched 25c
Round and Square Centers to match 25c
Dresser Scarfs, in eyelet embroidery
Centers to match 5Oc
Stamped Pillow Cases; pair $500. SOC
Stamped Dresser Scarfs. all linen 75c
Stamped Corset Covers 49,. 26c
Stamped Gowns, longcloth ........ 5Oc
Stamped Gowns on crepe ......... Toe
Stamped Towels, guest size go. 15c-25c
Stamped Towels, large size ....... 25c
American Beauty packages onc-half
price
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
The Jewelry Dept.

New line of German Silver Bags, s1oO
to ................. ........ $3.50
German Silver Vanities, with long
chains, Soc and ..............$ .$100
German Silver Card Cases, white kid
lining .............'. ........... .$lUO
German Silver Card Cases Soc
German Silver Coin Purses 25c
See our line of Hair Ornaments, 25c
to ................ 1888
Aluminium Hair Pins, 25c and -. Soc
Aluminium Hair Barrettes -. .$1.50
New Hat Pins, short and long, with
sterling and gold tops ........... .25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20
BOYS Indian Suit 45C

Boys get your Indian Suit for the Poatch celebration
You can buyvthe suit complete here at 45c
Toy Department Bird Floor Open all the year
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
HAIR CAME OUT
I'M HkMn[III {
lV HnIVUl ULU
Eczema on Face, Back Of Ears and
Scalp. Also on Hands, Arms and
Limbs. Itching and Burning. Gu
tlcura Soap and Ointment Cured.

6025 st. Marie ST.. PittsburR. Pa. -
-Four years ago 1 had breaking out on
my skin, some on my face. back OF my ears
and on my scalp which was the worst place.
and it caused my hair TO come out. IL was
also on my hands. arms and limbs. They
said it was a form OF eczema. I had that
awful burning and itching and especially
on my scalp. The eruption was like rash
and would get dry and scale of. IL itched
and burned SO badly that could not keep
nom scratching II. Everything that
touched it irritated It. i could not rest at
night and would scratch In my sleep. My
hair came out in handflls i could not
put my hands in water often. for that only
made the trouble worse and made the
knuckes crack open and bleed.
Il used a medicine for almost a year
without a cure. so one day thought /
would try the Cuticura soap and Ointment.
as had seen by the papers OF cures by them.
washed the affected parts with tho Cuti-
cura Soap and then applied the Cuticurs
Ointment. They relie,od the burning and
itching almost Immediately, and by using
every day the eczema continued to improve
and in one month was cured and have
never had return OF the trouble since and
Il is more than three years since that Tins"
Csigned) Miss r. r. Johnston. Mar. rs.
IeI3.
Cuticlra Soap 25c. and Cuticra Ointment
soc. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. with 32-p. skin Book. Ad-
dress ost-card, Cuticura Dept. r. Boston +"
aFMen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap viii ind Il best for skin and scalp
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
EDITORIAL OPINION

the people of this State to stand un-
movable and say that Delaware shaA
guard with her very life the sanctity of
her homes, her womanhood and the law
full property of her people, rich or poor.
We are not proud of the whipping
post; some Of us who have seen many
whppings would rather be miles away
on the day the lash falls on the bare
back. But we are proud of the sturdy
men who have maintained it through
these years and have kept the State of
Delaware reasonably free from big
Franks" "RafiIes," gunner, burglars,
murderers and assailants of women.
A movement has been started in
Washington to have $4,000 men volun-
teer to abolish the whipping-post in
Delaware. Its headquarters are in the
office Of the Washington Post; Nbox
| 730." If you will but send on your name
there and volunteer to aid, the price of
your two-cent stamp will be refunded
as there is already fund in hand.'
So says a classified advertisement in the
Post.
1t is well known that crime is organ
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
HANS TERROR AND SURGERY.

TT difhcult understand state Of mind which
prompts commit suicide to escape
surgical operation In the days before the discovery
OF methods for producing complete and local anaes-
thesia there might have been excuse, although not
justification, for confronted by exceedingly
from what promised TO be excrucating agony OF long
duration. In these days, however, there is no such
Surgical operations. those Of the most
serious performed without the patient suf
fering instant Of pain. II is difficult to compre-
bend why it is when surgical work performed under
suca iavoring nditions that strong and ablebodied
men havo such dread Of the surgeons knife.
Tie above observations a4e prompted by the fact
TIT within the last week prominent Kent county
ian killed himself with shotgun rather than go 70
hospital TO undergo a surgical operation. Obsessed
by desperate terror Of the surgeons knife he
ed lose all appreciation the fact that he would
be protected against pain by anaesthesa, against in
fection by antiseptc solutions and that he would go
upon the operating table under protective conditions
never exceled in the history OF the world. His ser
ror such that It even caused him TO forget that
even II the operation 10 prove unsuccessful. all
the suffering mental and physical, he might have to
endure following the operation would be as nothing
when compared to that atcrding resort to the use
Of a shotgun to end both lie and suffering
That Kent county not alone in his hor-
ror Of TIE operating table. He left behind him thou
sands Of who have distorted and mind-racking
ideas relative TO twentieth century surgery. which
has for It's motto; "A maximum Of benefit with a
minimum of pain" 1t is a rity that, through a cam
paign education, this widespread public Of
surgical work cannot be 'vercome IN the minds or
men, that when confronted by emergency such
as confronted the Kent county man, they will look
nstnctycly at the bright side rather than the dark
side. Of surgery.
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
GEMS OF THOUGHT


Neither fear, nor wish for, your last day-Martial
.-:-:-.
II YOU wish me to weep, you must first feel gref-
Horace.
:-:-:-t:
He was never less at leisure than when leisure
Cicero.
.-.-:-:
Nothing is so difficult but that It can be found out
by seeking.-Teronce
Whistling doesn't make the locomotive 60 il is the
silent steam.-Anonymous.
:-:---.-s
Fear is sharp-sghted, and can see things under
ground and much more in the skies.-Cervantes.
:-.--:
Every investigation which is guided by principles Of
Nature fixes its ultimate aim entirely gratifying the
stomach.-Athenaus
s-s-:-:
Being asked whether IL was better to MARI or not
he (socrates) replied whichever you do you will
pent it.'--Diogenes Laertius.
:-.-.-.
The gain OF lying is nothing else but not 10 be
trusted any to be believed when we say
the ruth.Sir Walter Scott
:-.-.-.
Find way or make Every is either a
pusher pushed. The world always listens TO man
with Win ''l him.--Meander
Evening journal., 1913-11-22

lied. Is this the work of such organi-
zationf
1t is we'll known that OF the 5,O0O,000
people living within a nights ride of
Delaware, probably 100000 are crimi-
mails needing money And when crimi
nal needs money he "needs it bad" He
needs il so bad that he will commit
rape, murder, tortures. abductions, hold
ups and wholesale looting with arson
to hide the crime if necessary.
Delaware. particularly Wilmington
has demonstrated Of late that she is not
able 10 cope with organized crime. We
have not the funds to organize and
maintain q Burns force. strong enough
and smart enough to talk cody TO
professional criminal while you are slip
ping handouts on his wrists WITHOUT his
knowledge. We cannot emnloy that
grade Of men, those who catch criminals
before they accomplish their purpose or
while just beginning Once we become n
happy hunting ground for the gunmen
and torch bearers we will gladly enough
return to the light lash laid upon the
back and guarded by safe and sane at
torneys- general jurors, judges and gov
ernors.
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
SATURDAY. NOV. 22. 1913
STARTING BOYS RIGHT.

THERE hundreds OF young mon and boys IN
Wilmington who should be identified, closely and
actively. with the work Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. It has here sper"id plant fer the max
ing Of Christians. utellec.uals and athletes. That
plant is lpablc OF doing much work than It
is called upon 20 do, admitting tha It FL
ready performing an admirable function for the walg
being OF individuals and society at large The cha
the plant is not being worked, night md
day. TO its fullest capacity is that thousands of WI
mingtou parents fail to appreciate what benehcsnt
and lasting influence the association would exercise
the lives Of their boys they to become mem
hcrs and be imbued with the wholesome spirit that
undcries the work that is being done
There are few parents Who do not wish thet their
boys shall be good. ntelgen- and healthy. It is to
produce those things the Y NJ c. A. exists That
is matter Of knowledge, and yet there
thousands OF Wilmington parents who, if they do not
ignore the fact ht TO disregard it, They deprive
their boys Of the wholesome influence Of the associa
tion while they admit its existence.
good, intelligent and healthy boy is something Of
which any parent may be proud. We do not mean
boy whose goodness amounts to sssiness, whose in
telligence is abnormal and whose hoalthiness and
muscular development tend to make him bo-
fore his time. What we is honest truthful.
bright and wholesomely healthy bein. who is boy
among boys essentially normal. The Y NJ. G.
A. plant here. through It's religious educational and
physical departments. takes the material and
manufactures such boys. 1t IS doing il all the time
and sending them into the markets Of the world,
where there is never-ceasng demand for young
who possess goodness Intelligence and health.
We hold brief for the Y. NJ c. A., but do ask
Wilmington parents to consider what have said
above and decide in their minds and IN their
own way whether Il would not be well now to start
their boys right and to avail themselves OF the admir-
able ager les Of the y. M. c. A. to keep them right
Evening journal., 1913-11-22
IN THE WRONG PEW.

From the Dover Republican.
John Bassett Moore, of Delaware,
statesman and constitutional lawyer of
international fame, is to resign his po-
sition as counselor to the State De-
partment" of the Wilson administration,
according to rumors coming from Wash
ington this week.
No one who knows anything OF or
about John Bassett Moore will be sur
prised at this. The surprise has been
that he did not resign the position at
once when opr schoolmaster President
and lecture platform Secretary of State
began making their blunders in the
Mexican matter.
No one for a moment has suspicloned
that JohnWBassett Moore ever advised
that Wilson Bryan plan of sending spc-
cial envoys and accredited agents to
Mexico to coax Huerta the assassin, to
abdicate, and TO please protect American
citizens in Mexico.
This was the work Of President Will
son and his Secretary OF State, and
John Bassett Moore does well to cut
loose from the bunch.