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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-18
THE NEWSPAPER WAY.

This of newspapers Not everybody reads books
More people probably read magazines But practically every
body reads newspapers Recently Prof Breckman of the
college of journalism addressed conference of teachers
Journalism which he uttered striking as
the making of newspapers. He said
The newspaper STYLE which is becoming and more
essential IN the equipment of successful writer
cearest the most concise and the interesting ve in
which things can be written
News sense, ability to what and it's mean
ing TO the great mass of humanity necessary
field OF endeavor, but especially to who write
1t is which enables writer to see through
mass OF nonessentas to the essential With all its faults
beeve IN news style the most efficient style of this modern
DAY for presenting information through the written word
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-18

Says the Wood River Times: Senator French It is an
thortatively announced will be candidate for the u
Senate at the primaries next year Mr. French has splendid
record both in and out of Congress- and one of the most
popular men in Idaho What with Goodng and Brady fight
ing each other and Ashe seemingly undecided whether he
VIII make the race not French the most form
dable candidate at this times
Is that prediction an error or bothf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-18

SOMETHING TO FRET ABOUT
Inc railroads OF the United States used than la
ties last year Clag Paustone may for governor
next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
Graphing Hook. and Thatohss.

A curious link with the past IL to b
seen in St Bartholomew's church.
Great Gransden. England. 1t takes the
form OF huge graphing hook. which.
in the days of primitive fire appliances,
was used for pulling the entire thatch
off the roof OF cottage In the event OF
fire The shape is that Of long bar
with a turned down fork at the end.
the length being sufficient for men on
the ground to reach the top Of the roof
and the weight SO great that the
strength Of several men was necessary
In using 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
Tho Sundowner.

A "swasman" or 'swaggie"-so call
ed from the 'swag" or personal lug
gage wrapped up in blanket strapped
to his back-is q genuine Australian
trayeler tp- search OF work, but sun
dow. antipodean profession
al tramp. The sundowner stroils from
one sQuatters station to another, al
ways taking care to arrive ut sunset.
for II is the traditional practice OF
Australian squatters TO give food and
shelter to all comers for the night.-Ex-
change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
ASYLUM HEAD
HAS RESIGNED
Or. John r. Russell Quits
New York Institution.

Albany, N. T.. Feb, 2s.--Colonei 10
seph r. Scott. state superintendent Of
prisons, received the rssignat ation Of
DIR. John Il. Russell, superintendent Of
AatteawaR Asylum For the Criminal
Insane The resignation was tmnusdt
ately accepted DR.. Ray L. Teak, first
assistant physician. was ordered to
take charge until q new medical super
htendent Is appointed
The resignation of DR.. Russell was
in the hands Of Colonel Scott before
the order OF Governor SulLer to sus-
pend him had reached the Offices Of the
prison department.
Colonel Scott said he had received
the resignatio Of the superintendent
of Matteawan over the telephone and
that he had accepted 1t.
II have ordered DR.. Ray L. Teak, the
frst assistant physician. to take charge
Of the hospital for the time being. A
new superintendent will be appointed
In due time" said Colonel Scott.
Colonel Scott was notified that Gov
erDor Sulzer was preparing to make
demand upon him for the removal of
Or. Russell. Immediately Colonel
Scott called Matteawan and after get
ting DR.. Russell on the telephone ex-
planned the situat ton to him without
hesitation or n demand for an explana-
tion DR.. Russell resigned. Colonel
Scott made the announcement shortly
afterward that Russell had resigned
nd huf h. hN1
Suspension Planned.
Earlier In the day Governor Sulzer
had conference with Attorney Gen
eral Carmody and Lieutenant Cover
nor Glynn over the developments In
the alleged attempt to get Harry X.
Thaw out OF Mattsawan. 1t was then
decided that DR.. Russell would be sus-
pended pending hearing on charges
that would be made against him.
Governor sulEer also determined to
send the testimony In the recent inyes-
tixation Of the Thaw bribery story to
District Attorney whitman In New
York city with the request that he
take appropriate action
The resignation Of DR.. Russell Is the
cuInainatfon Of the scandal which has
arisen during the past week over the
attempted bribery to obtain the release
Of Harry X. Thaw. DR.. Russell ON the
stand before the Sulzer committee Of
inquiry admitted that he was very in
tfmnte with John N Anhut. the Thaw
lawyer, who denied before the com
mittee that he had attempted TO bribe
the superintendent Of Matteawan in
an attempt to secure the release of
Thnw.
Anhut charged Russell with asking
for money II he was to be called upon
to assist In obtaining the release Of
Thaw: and atistoSr sort 81 fft,rsaanx rsalHx.. coupled
Won between merchant and patron
le task Of reducing the "cost of
e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28

openly the pr.-r-----r-g .de IhaW
family convinced Governor Sulzer and
Colonel Scott that he was not a fit
head for the Matteawan hospital.
Afssr Thaw Deteetivs.
Special agents Of the committee ro-
turned to Albany after making unsuc-
cessfuI efforts to find II. A. Hoffman.
the Thaw detective through whom the
committee Of inquiry hopes to obtain
the information Thaw refused to give
At MattsAwan In regard to his pay
ment Of the $4,000 to Anhut to ~ In
bis freedom. and especially in regard
to what help Thaw expected from DR..
| Russell.
| subpoenas are still out, however. for
the detective. Alfred Henry Lewis
who was alleged to have cola borste1
| with William r. Clark. secretary Of the
committee. to obtain Thaw's release on
the assumption that Governor sulseI
wanted him freed. has notified the
committee that he viii appear today
With the taking Of testimony Of Lewis
and Hoffman the committee hopes to
conclude the Investigation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28

that Chinese history goes back at least
SOC, 100000 years. The government rec
ords OF China place the foundation of
the empire nt $500 B. Z. and claim that
It was established by Tohi, who. they
assert, Is the Noah mentioned in the
book of Genesis, H. O. 2240.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28

cy---,ssT.--sssss,'sss " 4SS,---rss~... ~
ing point is reaehed. If we should
pour water into an ordinary rotary
churn and turn tho crank the mechan-
lcal energy exerted against the water
will be transformed into molecular en-
erpy, and the water will be warmed
in proportion to the amount OF mo
rhsnice, energy expended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
Tho Chinese.

Conservative historians among the
Chinese claim for their race an an
tiquity of at least 100000 years, while
those whose estimates are little
..v'ts'- ,'t'->t the Chinese were the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
CONGRESS IN BRIEF.

Bill In the Senate, Den.
cheney Bill In house.
Washington. Feb. 2S.-The business
before congress included:
Senate.-Debate begun on ngricul-
tural appropria ton bill.
The interstate commerce committee
submitted report recommending
changes In Sherman antitrust law.
House, debate on the general
deficiency appropriation bill.
Republicans caueused and appointe1
n committee to call caucus OF Repub-
Ncans of the next congress to org,fniz<
the minority.
The Evening News gives all the newi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28
Motion and Heat.

All visible motion when arrested be-
comes heat. even that of running wa
ter. If we take two pieces Of solid Ice
and rub them together they
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-28

The Evening News gives all the news
when 1t Is news
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

Gterblid3feitsberidf.

fxrmann Referring, 80. Ginnbarf
6oiei, ShpGhs.
G<onarb asmpbuss. 20. 712 Bauer
Mn., 1uberiuloie.
Morn Siropf4insti. 48. 1606Sobn
Ctr. Jnqueft in Ghpebs.
Charles ainmon. 55. 13l 9roao'
nan. eun3tnent1iinbnng.
George Burns, 60. 43l0 Qanglcne
alps., 6ersleibtn.
Gsorss Uifbkr. 81, 923 Barr Ctr,
1ubsrsu!ofs.
Mlarp Rsib. 81, 1912 ainsOtn aD<..
Gsr5leibeH.
Bertha 6arpsr. "a. s27 Of 1s.
Str. 6erslsiDsn.
GDd Turner. 81, Reptoirn, 81,
5nc,itii In G9n<bs.
Mnrgdret front, 81, 781 S<odm
Gtrnbe. MISUNDERSTANDING.
2ecpolb 6irfder. 81. 975 Warion
aDs.. quHssnbiui<H.
Wiliom ainfcbs. IA. 1920 Gluns
ap<., 5nqutI. In Gdn<bs.
glrubsnfe Conner, 58. 321 CUNT
Gtrnbe, 6sr3psrfsttune.
Grieberiie H<der. %, 300 GoIsraiH
Mps.. Rrebs.
9nmss Draie. 70, 6317 Mabifon
Wcob. 6erslsibtn.
Gertrude M1eIbon. 20. 1pp uHb Bell
mont Mps, G4piHDfu6s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Oanbalen
Su bsrid,ieSeneH fiabtiid,su garfs
iuerbeu ipitematiid SinmeH nno
gHausen seitsbIen.

gittcre aioqe fpurSc in Der aeftEt.
aen Sisltna Der garffomi'iion iiber
Den ganooIisms getiibri, Der frcB
alIer @nhfamfeit uon Setien Der
gsartpoIisei in peritieoenen tao.
tiihen gnrfs herrid)i.
ssn bieicn garts, es hdnoeli lst III
aIIcreriter 2inie nm ben SopttHs
Varf auf 9st. aub.irn, oas anburlt
1rinngle. ebenfaas auf Yh anhlirh
unb Den Sptle Tort, iiuo IN ben !su'
ten Boden DIE gIumen. uno eilah.
senbeete ipftemntiid gepIiiuoert NOR.
ben, obne oab es tros ailer geniltitn'
gen geiiinsen spdre. Der llebelsp1ier
babbaft sI Deroen.
lie aomniii1re beihloiien iniol.
gcoeiien, in Der angeIegenhrtt beifit
Siferbeitsbireftor Gnfb uoriteIiie III
tperbcn uno nm beiIeren 0cIi3eiidlls.
namsntIidl tpdhrenb Der Radst5eti, fiIr
bic bctreiienben garts 81 erilfen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Gin Appell On ben Seutidben
Yatristismas.

Die bonn .Deutifku SournoI" in
4en Yort eiassIeiisis asi.ation. ols
bssiped:. auf cine ftarte H<tbsiIisuns
9eutft1onof an Der Banana sWtlis
oasitsauns biRsu0rbsiten, bat nihi
nur eiesI.iis pis jenfsits kbbaftss
5risrsFs srrsst. fcnbsrH aud bersits
5ri6ts sttrassn. Gs Bat fih elm
apmmittee sebiIoei. lem pcrIdufig
bic 5srren Sbtobor Gutro ols 9ors
i,bsr, iopk bic 0<rren Grnii 2emde.
grGiibsn. Der DenHnen gkittN6afi
unb aarI BON SeimoIt. foipie Mdpor
g!onttnburs uRb Tr. q. J. 5eraHisr
BON pbi!ob,Ipbio onseb6ren unb bos
iid bic aufsobe esiieni bat. In jeber
m5siid<n mei'. nuf bic b<utidtn
Grob SnbuitrielIen sin5uDirien, I'm
lie su elmer hurteH 8eibeiIigung on
Der austeGuns Su besDegen.
Das aommiites. bas i6 In ben
ndhFien 5aeen nod bebeuienb bur6
Gooptation ipeitsrsr Tiislieber pers
itarten Drb, bat hsreitE slnen febr
irihtiesn Saritt sssbon. Gs BAT etne
yetition on ben Gsn.rolnrbdnb
Gsa.ifkr Snsuitrieasr snsipOrfen. bk
iiE gdnssn 2anbs sirtuIireu fon unb
sDeifelios SunSerttnujenbe bon lins
i.;fhriftsn srbalten ipirb. Die petis
tipn, In Der an b1s pdtrictifds Gefii5I
Der bsuiifen s5abriianitn appenift
girb, mirb ipdtsr iDobrfheinlid BON
DorfisenbeH bss aommiiiees In Der.
tin felbft iiberreint ptrbsn.
I'm Der psiiiion m0glihft piele I'M
ierfhriften su fihsrn, fcu bic ositaics
riife araft Der geIdmmtsH b<utfMs
1lnsriianifden prefe in Nnfprun ess
nommen tperben. 9<rr Or. 6. J.
6eramer. Der prdffbent bss Dsutf6s
amsritanif6<n NatioEalbunbss. Bat
foigsnbss Ghrsib<n an idmmtIins
a,rdfibenien Der perfnieofn<n Stootss
rerb6nbe gerintet:
.9ereitl DOT etip0 jrei ssatrtn bat
9srr Sobn eermauHs Qrdfiesnt bsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

gpie au erDarten ftano.
miro Die pom grdIirenten ae6r1igte
Tinan8reiorm sgIQ pcn p.r 6i bsnsR
Seiten trttiiiyt, bod ideineH uns ii:
GinpGnoe nt6t begriinost. gg rDiro
geiagt. ouB oas alts gartipitsm mi;
alien istner W0gitteitsn 3u grObsn
WiBbr6u6en 6eitebtu bleibt. Die sr
9orDurf BAT niat Die minoeits ge:eG
tiquua. Die WiBbrdu6s b:'tanosn IN
eer 8erpeuounq Der Seller beg 8ols
tes au ipstutatipen 3pet.n. W
ipurbs Dsripetulirt? 9i. mad Qetp
Yort gsididtsn 8lntgslosr. 9ds
ipiro untsr oem nsucn plau MD! gss
fchehsu t0HRen. 1eun Die Ref. rp:n
perbleiben in oem lanDGstteiI. no Il.
entftauoen limb. Das mar peiter uno
pisqsitt nod in gr0bersm Wass Der
Spetulation f0roerli6?2 Tas Red.
Der gantsn. ii6 bur6 5intsriequng
bon Bombs frii6es 9elo gu 6eTfafIsn,
mas eine sfnflation Der 8dntnotens
sirtulnttou peruria6t bat. 8as miro
unter oem neueu Spitem CbeH .olIs
niht qefhehsn tonnen.
Weiter piro taoelno 6emertt, eaa,
tptnn bic Regieruugs tRoHtro!s. bic In
bsr BID Dorgeiebeu 1T, fih dls unwirt.
fam eriDeifeH ioate, piirben Die8anfer
bic Spefutation nod pilbsr trsiben.
als subor. ou ibnen beftGnDis GeIr
sur 3srfiisung geitellt Diiroa. Di;
Rrititer ha6en enttpeosr bic g.a MIDI
iorafdiiia Ober nit 8orein Jtnonmens
Bet qelefen, osnn fonii nIroe ihnfr
nity tntsaneen fein. hab bic Cider.
bett nltt 10 fsbg in Der RoHirole,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

lpelde bic Resieruns ausiibt. feHelt,
fonbtrn In Der Gputrole, ipslhe bic
ganten aeaen einanhsr ausiiben. Dd
eis ganteu zines ieb:n 8e3irts foli.
oartfd haftbar iiuo, 70 lperoeu iis bas
rluf ieben, odB tsine gant in ter
Spetulation uber bic Str6nee i6 d I
uuo lie in Ssfahr brinst. Das erobe
9sroisuit Aes neuen Spiiems lit, pab
ss nift auf Bombs, ionoern ouf tes
it0ftsmdnnifden WsdieIn baiirt. Do
bic 3irtulatipn auf Bombs baiirt, Iiegt
tein 3panl Dor, ods in umIauf ges
icbte 9elo tpieoer aus benz 8erte6r Su
siehen uno bespeesn tpirb ss III Sp:s
tuIationen ODER 81 f,ittn au'ogsn be-
uubt. Bel elmer Bats pon ssi6Gft :
mGnniIden DeaisIn muB oas in lIms
Iauf qsfeste 8elp innerba 3 Elm g.
tpiiien Nrift pteocr SnruderIiattst rers
ben unn Idbt ii6 Ddber MID! gu Spe.
tulationsn ober 3u ftitsn 9ln!ugen,
ME bic 0eritslluna bon 8abntn u. +.
10. pertpenoen. Die Bill piro obne
Trdae Die WirtunI baben. cine Sheis
ounQ atpiiden gtationalbanten uno
NnIaaebantsu tsrbsisufiibren uno tas
1T Die hrinaIthite bon alIen Reformen.
sic perihafft Damit benz eurppijihe1
Spitem Gtneang. ppndf Io e.s
banten bios aur llntsritibun1 bon sSns
ouItris. 6anOsl uno GaHbpiit ihdft
oienen. pdbrcno Die auIagsbanten ID E
SapitaIien fur llntsrnebmungen bers
oeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
Ter usue 6aiem ia Gusbasen.
Cur tapen I'm e,uni.

Gin Runogane buf6 bns gebiet Der
Reubduten Sur gripeitsruna bss neusn
9ufens Ssigt bus i'm Werben tegriffene
sepaltise Wert, bas bdlb 10 Willionen
Waart ioiten ano Gurharen einsn 6ds
len brinsen iou, Der ben gr0bttn Sses
f6tffen Gaam geDdbrt in einem sSlGs
fenumfdng ron etpa AZ 5sftar uHn
BEL elmer MaHertief, BON IL Wstsr gs
ssniber bem umfang css ieBietn
neuen 5afens BON 8 oeitar uHb 8 Mes
ter DaHertisfe. Glei6 sur ainien beim
8etreien biefer rieFssn BduiitlIe. oeren
GiioDeitfroai 1.5. Gtlometer lang lit,
fieht man bas grobt 1rininaHer.Re.
ierpOir fur bic S6iffs Der 6amburgs
4msritn<2inie, 1900 Qubitmeier fdfs
leuo, 31a Weser bod uab 43 Wsetsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

DAB SmpOrteure unIers
3plttpntrols lditig finban, bistet teine
Geranlafung iie gu Gnoern, benn bic
&egicrung bat eiu Rs6t baruuf 3u
ieEsn. ouB iic ni9t betrp9en niro.
allein ictpeit es fi6 um geumtens
riItur tanoeIt. tam unisre Regies
rung fid Der pfIi6t niAt ent3iebsu,
tarin ab6tlfe gu serpd9ren. geionoers
iAeint Die Rot6ptnotgteit elmer ifIsus
niseH GbferttguR5 bon 3oubeanitans
tungen oor3uliegen. gBie in alien
Tingen lit oas 3erfahreu Bel dns
oubsrIt Iauatpierig. 0isfes 9erfdbrsn
fOu'e tertIr3t prosn. 9eT6peros
triro duh ibsr oas Sptpnage Sps
ftsu erpoben. Die bic eurppGiftan
Tdhritan:en es oarfteqsn, MAIDEN dme~
ritaniif: Reaierun9sagsntsn IS it1
sur Qufgabs, in bic iunerItsn Ges
teirnifIe tcr 5dbritatioH einauorins
cen. um folfer Mstfe ben ri9tiqen
gBettb Der Waoren be6Efs 8ersollunJ
81 srnittcIn. 0us 1T feline I3pqtons
trn!s, ionoern cine 3oGtitans. 5sood
ii 7u bemerten. oab ale auaefiihrt:n
GeiipieIe pon Der lei uns iibIiGeu
s3oIlpluderei siHer frihcren 3eit snts
hammer. Gamals !paltete bic Qufs
fliiuUq Dor, D1B es cine Dirt 8srbrss
d5ea lei. Daaren in bieism 2dn6e
Cta3ufuhreu. mir eiduben nitt, oab
81, ieBise NominiftratioH Don bisiem
G life srfiiLIt lit, nas ia f6pn aus
bea; 9runts fh nitt anne6men idBt,
haf tie Die ,3Due bsr16isbt, um ourb
ireitre GinTuAr benz Woa0poIismus
II Enfsrsm Qdube entgegsn 81 pirten.
&c otirfte naher cine berettt9ts gors
herung icin, ole 8logen ein3uTteQen,
tis Der reue 3erif in araft getrsten
If. 9ieIer IDlIte uuf Gruno Der oers
Itistcnen IuffliIuna pom 9pet Der
SGus3Dle eins gerettere Sluohabung
ta 2oIIpsrpu!tung ereeten. Sbatidhs
Id III btsie abIiht f6on errpieisu, o1
u. Spmulittsc Der 9dra1raph geitris
q sr tporben III, Der cine ginittt in Die
8ufer cuspGrtiger 5ahritanten fors
oer:. auf uns m16t es ben @inbrud,
uls Doute man in europa ii6 Der Co
lifornisr 4usiteuun9 cls preHion5s
n,;;tteI teDienen, um cine osr WunIfeu
Der eurppGiI6:n Grporteure entfprehz
tnre SSaFung beg 3ar;f8 gu srlauaen
9os III Elm tforihte3 Beginner. 0as
Wobl uno GGsbe Der Der. Staaten lit
ntft Don BEN gsliaoen bieier 4uss
iteCung abbGnaig. Quf 3pana. Der
md 0aau nit 'Ola un3uIdnqIihen
Gilttelu rerTuht rpiro, rsaoirt feline
Ration. bic Iih is!bit rsipsttirt Ger
niro baour6 nas @e9enthsiI b@rpirtt
SemonitrdttOusn oieIer 2trt rerurins
den nur 8erfttmmung un6 lteferH.
mas belonoers in 8etraht ge3ogsH
tosrbsn foqts. nen 9ot3oQnsrn Wafs
fer auf Die WiibIs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20
OebmrteM.

Minilm uno Mnn1 6obipn. 1925
GpriHg GrcDe Mpt.. NdbfeH.
Uifior uHb Usotbilos Gouis. 3245
Wkeler Etfs QHabs.
GIemsnt unD Wlarp Roa, 227l
Riss ctr. Rnnt<.
QepDnFb unb W1rtbd WsHbel, 1924
Wopbilh< place, Hn0b<.
MItxrt uHb Wlarp Rcbsrslcn, 1887
oarrilrH atus.. anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

unttr allen Il m itdnosn
folIts Die oeutide Rssieruns oi. San
arancistoer Iusfsuung beItfdsn. 9a
iie inbuitrtea tbdtiq 1T, tann es ibr
an 2tusiteIungsubiettsn nidt febIsn.
Gs aeniat ihon, penn Iis Suufratio. /.
nen au tbrem Oor5iisli6en 8srpals
tunasr4pparat lieTert. Wttt iol6em
9oruehen puroe cine unfrsunotid. /.
Stimmung in oieiem 2aube Oerbns
bert. Is lit ouh dnSunstmsn, odb,
penn bic RegisruHg nit gu en- Bel
fpiel porangebt, Die SneuItrieu n
nahfpleCu peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-20

gDottsr unb Cleopatra 6ermdnn,
1787 GsmcH1 Ctr, Rnatt.
e.onaro unt ann< GAomtsrssr,
3o14 Meft 6. Ctr. anobs.
UtGiom unb afiss Reinhdrs. 735
Belts Cir, Wdbfen.
Robert uno Rofe aopf l4lO WsatH
Ctr, WabGtn.
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NcMte
Nimmi bas Mrbtiier Eanssrfeil
isiHen anians.

lie eriten niiSpartieeD SduGer BE-
reits am oeitrisen abeno eineetrOf.
fen. Gs tparen oieies oie Dsit.
gIieSer bes arbeiier geianopereiiis
bon 0oimssiotpn. - GaS BRO.
aramm bes beutiaen Gmpfanas.
fouserts In Der Central 3urnbaue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-02
GOAL, WOOD, MAsoN's SUPPLIES

Perth Amboy supply Co., $40 Division st.
Brick. Sand, Cement, Common. Finishing
and Hydrostated Lime, Plaster. Plaster OF
parisL Marble Dust. Sewer Pipe, Coping.
LAths, FIue Lining.
Order. promptly delivered. Phone 474.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-02
SELECT CULLINCS
Have You the dunk Habit"

A news item from Chicago to the ef-
feet that an inventive genius Of that
city is at work on q "noiseless soup
spoon" and other instruments which
will "have a beneficial effect on table
manners" was the cause of some fun
making at the expense Of a Chicago
man at 4 little dinner In New York.
The stranger took the jibes kindly, but
retorted that while New Workers. might
be perfect In their table department it
was from them-and In q Fifth avenue
restaurant at thxt-thRt he had become
acquainted with the dunk habit" Of
which he had heard. No one seemed
to know what the man from Chicago
referred to, and be explained that the
practice OF dipping cake In coffee or
chocolate before eating 1t was called
ITO dunk" And now the various mem
bers Of the party are looking for the
origin Of tho queer verb.-New York
Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-02
WEST END PHARMACY
J. klLLJNBERGER, PPuprlstsn
descriptions Carefully Filled 1t Mod
S9atO pF10A
AN


To amend ar Ordinance entitled An
Ordinance relating to Instructions and
encumbrances in and upon any street,
sidewalk, or other public place IN the
City of Perth Amboy." Approved June
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY:
Section /. That Section s Of an ordi-
to Instructions and encumbrances In
and upon any street, sidewalk, or other
public place in the City Of Perth Am
boy" be amended SO as to read a. fol-
lows: to wit:
Section s. No owner or occupant Of
any dwelling house, store or other
premises within the corporate limits Of
tho City of Perth Amboy. shall M. put
up. hang or erect. or suffer the same to
remain nxed. put up. hung or erected.
any sign. show bill. show case or other
thing which shall project in 0. on. over,
or across n street. highway
or other public place in said city. more
than three feet In front of M from
the wall or front of any such building
or premises, under the penalty OF twen-
ty dollars for each and every Onense.
Provided, however, that this ordinance
shall not apply to the erection Of illu-
least thirteen feet from the sidewalk,
and = projection not to exceed the
width of the sidewalk, n for the
erection of which Illuminated sign, =
per AAAN as pSSh
the Inspector of Buildings, INK a GER
~tificate procured from the same officer.
setting forth that the said sign has
been erected or hung In q secure and
proper manner.
introduced November 18. 1919.
Passed December 2. 1912.
Approved December s, 1919.
FERD GARRETSON,
Attest: Acting Mayor.
WILBUR LA ROE,
City Clerk. 137ee-13-1e-2e-1-2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-02
Dental PROGRESS.

Europe imports annually from Amer
lea fully a million sets of false teeth.
and n English firm employs 600 work
ers all the year round to manufacture
artificial molars and incisors.
Each year shows an improvement In
dental science. American dentists re-
tain their lead. A few years ago it was
not uncommon for the average dentist
to have as his tools only a pair Of for
ceps and half a dozen grinders" To
day there are manufactured at least
$50 different models of dental tools. A
first class dentist now IN expensive
equipment. The operating chair. with
Its accessories. Is hardly to be had for
less than $500. and the most ordinary
''tools'' are at least $500 more. There
are some 500 different kinds Of drills.
1t is predicted that the time will come
when painless" dentistry wi, be pain
less.-Harper's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-02
Stood up Apparently Dead.

The porters at Abbeville station.
France. recently noticed the curious
attitude OF a nan who had been stand
Ing for a considerable time motionless
before the board on which the delays
Of the train service are recorded. 1t
was observed that his eyes were tight
ly closed. As he still remained with
out movement. an of1cial touched him
on the shoulder. The man. II In said.
Immediately fell into his arms. his body
absolutely rigid. A doctor who was
called diagnosed the case as one Of
catalspsy. 1t seems that for a consid-
in the middle Of the busy station In an
unconscious condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-02
new TALES
THAT ARE TOLD
JUDGE Lands and the Ministries.

Judge Kenesaw NJ. Lands Of the
United States district court, the man
who fined the Standard OIL $4,000, 900,
revealed the fact the other night that
thirty years ago he was ar usher In the
theater Mt Logansport, Ind. This infor.
nation came out during the talk which
the celebrated federal jurtst had at the
American music hall In Chicago with
George Primrose and Lew Dockstader,
the veteran minstrel men. Judge lands
came to the music hall and sat through
the performance Of the Primrose and