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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
DE r. H AM bow
ACEMAKING CIT

Population 10000.
20 miles from New York.
Tax rate ESQ.
On Staten isIand Sound. at the mouti
pf the Raritan River and at the head
Of Raritan Bay.
Ocean steamers can dock In from 81
10 30 feet of water.
Channel n feet deep at low water
leading up from Sandy Hook.
Daily steamer service to New YORK.
-Four raflroads-the Pennsylvania, Cen
Valley and the Staten Island Rapid
Transit. Branches running In all diree-
tions, affording almost an unlimited
pumber of excellent factory sites,
Has two telegraph and two telephone
eornpanies.
Electric light and gas companies.
Federal postoffice building.
Public Library.
$4,000 Y. M. C. A.
Ten grammar schools and one high
school which Is on the approved list OF
All the leading universities in the coun-
try. four parochial schools and busi-
esss college.
Churches of all denominations.
MunieIpaf electric light and wa'er
works.
Prominent center for trolley to all
Richest clay deposits in the country
In the Immediate vicinity.
Splendid theatrical advantages
Some of the leading Industries are:
American Smelling q Refining Company's
smsiter; Raritan Copper Works refinery;
Barber Asphalt Works; United Lead
American Encaustio Tiiing CO.. Ltd; c.
Pariee Steel and Tile Works; Atlantic
Terra Gotta Co; Federal Terra Gotta
Co.; New Jersey Terra Gotta Co.; three
plants of the National FlreproofnE CO..
and other similar industries within the
Immediate vicinity Ceramic works;
Chesebrough Vaseliue WORKS; Marcy
Stove Works; two dry dock companies.
together with shipyards and marine rail-
ways; Standard Underground Cable
Company: Rcs sstcr & Hasslacher Chem
fcaI Works: Bakelite' manufacturing
concern: Castles tee cream plant; win
dow shade and cigar factories; cement
stone works; cokl shipping piers; hand
herehfef factory; chemical laboratories;
machine shops and Non foundries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

shows that 1t nlis all the require
ments that are desired of an auxil-
larry language. such as Is so much de-
sired at this time. We believe that
IL an International commission could
be appointed to consider the matter
impartially. perhaps the greatest step
in bringing the world together In
mutual understanding and harmoni-
GUS relations would be the adoption
OF this auxiliary language for all in
ternational affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

But the right Is more precious thnn
peace, and we shall fight for the
things which we have always carried
nearest our hearts-for democracy,
for the right Of those who submit to
nuthority to have a voice in their own
governments, for the rights and liber-
ties OF small nations, for a universal
dominion OF right by such concert
Of free peoples as shall bring peace
and safety to all nations and make
the world itself Mt last free.
y To such a task we can dedicate our
Myes and our fortunes, everything
that we are and everything that VIC
have, with the pride OF those who
know that the day has come when
america is privileged to spend her
tlars, and her might for the Nglncl- %
pies that gave her birth and happi'
ness and the peace which she has
treasured. ...-..
God helping her, she can do NO
other.
President Wilson
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
GONE TO SEED

1 m
when evening ben all agreed
that this nothing The
children these their trifing old
CATER Bifkn hey night
dad bng their And
world this
the ancient
how village Solon flung this kind of bunk
around: ribad
prison
crippled old
1t gambo cavort?
and snort? should be blowing The old tired
soul;
four, springs his rigmaroe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Apply THE SQUARE DEAIp

APRlX TIRE -'SQUAftri DEAAL
The railroads of the country are
asking the Interstate Commerce
Commission to grant fifteen per
cent. Increase In freight rates. 1t
ought not to take the commission
long to decide whether or not the re-
quest will be granted. The railroads
are vital to the country at this time,
and they ought not to be handi-
capped In any way 1t takes more
money to run everything these days,
and there Is no reason for believing
that railroads are any exception.
Soaking the railroads" has been
4 popular pastime in this country for
several, years. All kinds of laws
have been enacted and new methods
for Increasing the taxes on railroad
property have been devised. but the
increase their rates In order to meet
this Increased expense. To be sure.
there was a slight raise In rates of
nve per cent. year or two ago. but
II was merely a drop In the bucket
when compared with the expenses
that have been piled on the railroads
of the country by the different state
legislatures. to say nothing of the
wage increases that have been grant
cd.
In the matter of wages 1t Is ad-
mitted that the pay the railroad man
Is receiving today is not as large in
proportion as is being received in
other occupations, In saying this we
do not have reference to the big
four" brotherhoods. who seem per-
fectly able to take care of them
selves. We refer more particularly
TO the unorganized railroad employ
e.. the clerks IN the freight offices
and the various departments, the
track laborers and the mechanics.
When we realize that common labor
eFs In some of our industries are now
receiving as high as thirty-five cents
an hour. 1t Is hard to reconcile some
Of the wages being paid by the rail-
roads to men who are, in a sense,
skilled workmen. With the great
advance in the cost of living the men
must be paid accordingly.
But 1t Is unfair to compare a rail-
road with strictly private industry.
The ordinary industry. when 1t raises
wages, IL able to increase the cost Of
the article IT produces. and thereby
make good the expense. Also. the
private industry is largely local in
tho effect the increases in wages may
have. With a railroad. however. an
increase In wages at one terminal
means an increase at every terminal.
- that It affects thousands Of men
IN I widely scattered territory and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
AN AUXILIARY LANGUAGE

With the death OF DIR. Zamenhof,
the inventor of the international
language. Esperanto. there has been
more or less discussion in the press
throughout the world of the value of
an auxiliary language. and of the
value of Esperanto In particular. 1t
ii" pretty generally agreed that uni
'versal peace and the general progress
of the world would be greatly ad-
vanced IL there could be some COM
mon tongue in which peoples of all
isaces and ratio6aiifies Could converse
one with another.
Numerous efforts have been made
to adopt one of the other modern
languages as common tongue for
all races. But petty jealousies and
the difficulty of learning such Ian
|guages have prevented. Men who
have given the matter much thought
are ready to admit that the ideal way
| is for each nation to keep Its own
called auxiliary tongue which could
be learned by all nations, to be used
| only when the men of the different
lnationalities get together.
At this time we hear great deal
about universal peace, when the war
| is over, to be brought about through
i the establishment of world court,
an International parliament, con-
gress of nations or some other SINH
lar organization, to be made up of
representatives of all nations who
would assemble and consider matters
of international importance, Just as
our congress is made up OF repre-
sentatives from the states to con-
lsider matters of national Importance.
The great trouble, however. Is that
should these representatives from
the different nations get together
they would not be able to understand
each other. If common auxiliary
language were adopted, however, a
language that could be easily learned
and taught In the schools of every
nation, we would soon have q
medium of communication that
would be universally understood
The objection that has been raised
to Esperanto Is that It is too me-
chanical. It is argued that the liter
ature of the living languages today
cannot be satisfactorily translated
into Esperanto. In reply to such an
argument advanced by the New York
Evening Post, Mr.. SiibernilS. the New
York delegate of the Universal
Esperanto Association, brings out
very interesting experiment that was
tried in Paris a short time ago. The
experiment consisted of translating
perts, into English. German, Spanish,
italian, Russian and Esperanto. Then
still other experts, who had nothing
to do with making the first selection,
were asked to translate each one of
the .translations back into French.
The result was that the italian and
Esperanto reproductions were so
closely like the original that 1t was
difficult to assert which was really
the better OF the two.
In other words, 1t was distinctly
proven that French literature did not
suffer In the least from being tranr-
lated in Esperanto, but, on the con-
trary was preserved far better. as
far as Its original beauty was con-
/ cerned. than when translated into
any OF, the modern languages. with
the possible exception of italian.
| The progress Esperanto has made
Throughout the world in recent years
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

Trains Leave Perth Amboy
For New York Newark and Elizabeth at
e:es 7:12. x7:ss, 7:Sb. 8:s1, s:24. s.43, 1906,
1:3s 1857 a. m: 12:45, 2:5o. s:1l, l:4a,
sos. s:ss. s:24. $3.50 p. m. sundays-s:s1.
s:2s a. m: 1855. sos. s.sa. s:3s p. m.
Grove etc.--1s 81. $40. S:is q M; lies.
% ;06, $40. s:s3, s.a7. 1901 .. m. Sundays
-4;5e, e:s7 n M; sos. s:47 p. m. n.
For Atianttt Ctty--S:1o. s:13 H. m T:if
p. m. sundays-s:sT a. m.
For Philsdelphia and Trenton via Bound
a. nj. 12.lk. 6:os. s:sa D. m Sunday
s:sf. s;2s n. m.; 1855, sos. s:52. s:29 .. m.
s--Saturdays only.
Knew York only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Directors.

For the benefit of present and future
deposttors We take pleasure In naming
the men who direct the affairs Of the
Raritan Trust Company.
Geo. A. Balz-Treasurer Didier-Mareh
Company.
A. Clayton Clark - Manager Raritan
Copper Works.
Leo Goldberger-City Attorney.
M S. Goldberger-Merchan
A. Greenbaum - President Aetuchen
Realty and Imp, Co.
Abel Hansen-Proprietor Fords Porce-
lain Works.
John Observation-Disclosures Agent.
VIM. ]. Leavy-Builder.
M M. McHose - Treasurer L. II.
McHose. Inc.
Anton Massopust-Rsal Estate and In
surance.
Is. estorffer-MortsaEss and In
yestments.
II. r. Robbins-Lumber and Building
Materials.
IL. M. Rossi--works Manager General
|. Bakelfte Co.
w. Parker Runyon President Perth
Amboy Dry Dock Co.
DIR. Chas. T. Silk--Physician.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Bits of By-Play
BY LUKE McLUKF
Copyright 1916. the Cincinnati
Enquirer.

You Know Him.
II am not selfish. SIR" observes
Bill Brother:
But 1 think one good turn deserves
Ten others"
Paw Knows Everything.
Willie-Paw, why does a doctor
perform an autopsy
Paw-To secure insic:e information
on the case, my son.
Noticei
We desire to notify A. Piker, the
secondhand goods dealer at 633 West
Fifth street, Cincinnati. that the rae
Ing season is about to opsn in Ken
lucky.
Betchai
With me in this sentiment all men
will join,
And they will agree it is true:
A man is a jackass to gamble his coin
Except when he loses TO Jou
Hoorayi
Frank Battles, of Battles, Ark, has
Joined the Clubs Battalion.
FfclSIe Man.
That womankind has faith in men
Is wonderful, say;
For first he tries to get her, then
He tries to get away.
Explained.
why is citizen who Is in the
public eye known as the Man of the
Hour?" asked the Old Fogy.
Because he usually lasts about
that long" replied the Crouch.
Firms Is Firms.
Turnipseed & Stiffy have q clothing
store at Alliance. Ohio.
Advice.
Cheer up. old scout. don't look -
blue.
Let grins your scowls dispIace,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
For Fortune will not smile on you
When you have q sour face.
isn't This Pleasant Weather

(StreatOr Gid Times.J
Miss Anna Southey and babies ar
rived in the city from Chicago last
evening for few days visit with her
parents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Their Opinious,

Their Opinions.
Benjamin De Casseres, of New
York, recently obtained planchette
and called on the spirits of the i'm
mortals to express their opinions on
Prohibition. This is what some of
them wrote on, the planchette. ac1
cording to Mr.. De Cesseres:.
Daniel. Prohibition Is a
sign OF national decadence. A 'coun-
try that Is too cowardly to drink Is on
the tobog."
Robert Burns-"I should prohibit
the-use of alcohol in the arts and sci
ences. But not otherwise"
Rabelais-"Abandon hope. all we
who enter the grapejuicery."
Napoleon-"Prohibi is all right
for the dead. But I got away with
Austerlitz on brandy"
Thomas Jefferson-"Prohib Is
lese liberete."
Confucius-"Wet tried 1t here in our
time. and a man invented opium be-
cause of it,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Some Inventor.

Some Inventor.
You can talk about inventors that
have made us many things
The horseless bus. the wireless, and
the artificial wings;
But there is one to whom we all must
humbly doff our lids,
And that's the person who thought
out triangle pants for kids.
Tee Hem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

Luke McLuke Says.
You may have noticed that q sue
cessful man never gives his friends
the same brand of advice he uses in
his own business.
A fool married man often imagines
that his wife believes his excuses.
when she merely endures them to
keep peace in the family.
The reason Fate doesn't let US profit
by our mistakes Is because IL we did
we would keep on making more.
When a man Is standing around
waiting to be driven to drink, It is
easy for him to mistake any old noise
for the crack of the whip.
Artists claim that the perfect fem
mime foot is the No 6. Then there are
plenty of girls with perfect feet. but
the perfect feet are concealed in No.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

Wine Stump. of Lebanon, Ind, will
speak for the VETS In the Club at the
next Wet and Dry debate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
What?

What has become of the old-fash-
ioned small boy who had to take
worm medicine once a year?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
C)Ilt

You couldn't tell every mans pro-
fession by just hearing his name. But
what we started to say was that 1.
Mann is an optician In Perth Amboy,
New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

"In the Spring a young mans
fancy" But, to make long story
short, Young Love Is a contractor at
Sioux City, Iowa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

| Firms Is Firms.
Turnipseed e. Stiffy have q clothing
store at Alliance. Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

Our Daily Special.
You Could Sue Any Circus Fol
Breach OF Promise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

Cheer up. old scout don't look -
blue.
Let grins your scowls dispIacss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27
Nanes Ia Names

Names Is Names.
I. c. Pepper lives at Hinton. w.
Va.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-04-27

That womankind has faith In men
Is wonderful, I say;
For first he tries to get her. then
He tries to get away.
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has meritIi6e Spiteu nm 6rontI&e Seritc'
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hen iuunoerpolen Rueen Gle an 9brer Seiuno'
belt erfabren rperbeH. Is Soien 10 Cts, As
Gelen % CTS. Beriauft iberua in aputbsieH
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Jemer.

- Dur9 aus bsm G6Ornitein fIiss
senoe Jun.su ipurbe seiisrn bas Dad
bes 9aules SO. 2062 Glabfioue aps..
bas Don Oia gll.u beipObut rpirb, in
9ranb eei.s.. Dos Jeuer tonn.e gum
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SdaOsn iica auf nut $40 beIduit.
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tises 6eusrpsbraufsebot mad bsm
9ppnne gebdube an Der Sehten lno
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bate IN einem Der pberen Siodpfr,e
bes 9ebdubes cine brenneube
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fer seporfsr, bic eine Rar.iIa i'm
pierten SiOtpert in 8raub iesis, unb
oann auf cine WartiIe BEG srIisn
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bineinbrsnreub. Das Jsuer mar nos
iiirlid i'm ylu gel6fat unb bic biper.
fen Gprisn unb 2eitsr,ompagnisn,
bic anriidtsu, brau4tsn gar ni9t in
sbdtiateit gu tretsn.
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llnfdae.

- Gum ariippsl ipurbe seitern In.
folse zines lInsIiidsfaGs Der "a Sabre
alts Sermann S6otie DON To. 1865
Wilita6 SiraBe. Or esri.tb in ben
4nlaeen Der Belts furniture Co.,
Rp. 914 Belts Gtrabe mit Der Iinisn
5unb in Elm. arsisfdss. ipobei ibm
bic Sano nbesf1nitten ipurbe. Der
8erunsliitts innb aufnabme i'm ct.
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- Sebr glimpflih lam seii.rn Der
II Sobr. alte Sheobpr artbur ben
30. 1912 State @bsnue baron, als CT
on Der SiusbI.r unb Burns Strnbe
BON REM automobil bes Stanl.p 9ss
nebst orn Ro. 1888 clifton apsnu.
nitbsrusrarni ipurbe. Der 9nabe CT.
litt nur sinide unbsheuterb, Sfram.
men nnh nuroe BON Qsnsbsd nod itis
ner eIterIiheH Wohnurs eebrnht.
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Snriua Grore 4psnue itiir,i. aeFern
@6srb i'm Saufe 80. 2s0 Deii IRE
Widen @p,nue bic 9rsppe binab unb
so1 ii6 eire Wunbs an ber Siirn ,u,
bic feline lleberfiihrins nod bem Fdbs
tif4eH SOipital n6tbis madis.
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lie Rinababn.Gr Grbiman.,.

GeIegeniIit, Der geltrisen Ntiitags.
5u ialanlenfuuit Der SanoeIafanmer
i'm spoteI Clinton tpurbc bic gfinBbabn.
Groman5 erortert lno Die 9oribeiIs
bctieiteu iiir Die Sfa0t ipurocn Dol!
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baDn.@eisIif,oft 3useitaltbeueu @e.
oineaugeH ieieu fir Die Sinot oerma.
ben siinirig. oGb ntdn Der 9eieIlibait
70 oieullt1 aIles aeiionlnIen babe, niIf
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Reciiion Ses Strdbertbabnfreibriei5
ogiamnlenesiaaen uno nm Iestern
nift mlis Spiel su icteu, babe Die
Strabenbabn ii,h 3a fold groben aon.
5e,lionen peritdnoen. gSalier DRAPER,
Ser 9b.prdiioeat Der 3raeiicu Go.
faate, ieine aorporaiion spoIe 3eisen,
SaR ibr Die gntlpi6elaus Der Stabt
9benio am Serjen IGec ipie Den 8iir.
germ un5 aus biefem 9iunbe Inbe 'ia
fih ou Der Sroinan3 peritanoen.
Etaotrntb Rois aina auf rerihie6ene
Sraeen ell, Die felt amlabme Der Or.
tinans lalit geiporocn iino im6 er gab
befrieoigenbs grtIarungen ab.
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Seaenue nnb 3a1tnn.
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Gs iinb 3rUar blS iebt nod feline Sd'ii.
rensrdbcn al,iIeporicu oSer GiasboH.
5eu gcidIlcloert noroen, aber Die @e.
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auf baS Amt tHf Die Ssnforroruiions'
crtifel, lueIche am 10. Cftober 1918
beitatigt poroen limo, motreno Srml
Dlar Staiiiier Sas 9Sriiiioentcnalnt oui
Truno an2nbirter Snforporatiou:'
9Irtifel, ipeI1le einc REORGANIZATION
Ger 0ig1 'ur ToIge hotirn, bean,
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,solge Ite tdn1l!l'tlge ,Scttion, on &C.
rcn SpiRe 1rot Sta.lfier Itebt, omeu'
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folaen nod, beibe ,Softionen Die poIi.
If ber ,bendffneten geeutralitdt" ober
Iris Ginaapeibte iriiien sup.en, tam
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