davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-27
Next War Will BE
A Color Line Fight,
Says Yukio Cezaki
Predicts Dusky Races Will
Battle for Rights; Asserts
u. S. Should Dismantle
Forts on Pacific Islands

TOXIC, Nov 20 Correspondence Of
The Associated Fress). - Belief that
the next war viii be the outcome of
race prejudices is expressed BY Yukio
Ozaki, formerly Minister Of Justice,
and a leading member Of the Con.itu-
tional party. Mr.. Ozaki said that, IN
his opinion, the colored races which
steadily were developing their civiliza-
ton would demand finally the same
treatment as the white races, and that
the result would be an armed collision.
Mr.. Ozaki recommended that at the
peace conference Japan, acting On be-
half Of ali the Asiatic races, should
introduce the racial and population
questions for consideration, and if pos
sible, secure a solution.
In country like Japan, where the
population is increasing with alarming
rapidity, he said, it was but natural
that the surplus population should try
TO obtain an outlet even By resorting to
arms. From Japan's standpoint said
Mr.. Ozaki, the racial or population
questions were more important than
President Wilson's fourteen points" as
laid down for a basis of Germany's
surrender. These racial questions. he
said, concerned the future of millions
Of souls in Asia.
Mr.. Ozaki warned the japanese not
to develop the German system of state
organization, which in the present war
mad proved to be mere machine for
destroying civilization and for tramp
ling under foot the rights of other ma
tions and peoples.
On the question of Japan's occupa-
ton of the German South Sea Islands.
MI Ozaki declared that the United
States should dismantle her forts in the
Philippines and Hawaii, and that this
would be moro important for Japan
than the taking over of the South Sea
Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-27

General Pershing recently gave or
Gers that the typewriIer signature is
raq1ircd hereafter OF all official or-
GERS and Endorsements by American
military men in France because of the
laci 50 man officers write their names
so blindly that il is difficu,r to make
Mem ouI Milwaukee Sentinel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-27
Czecho-Slovak Troops Insured

lnsurance policies were distributed
by representatives OF tho Italian GOV
ernment TO the Czccho- Slovak troops
fighting in Italy, IN tie presence cf
General Grs2;ani. General Solaro and
Comm. Scodnik. The presentation was
IN expression Of the .ratcrnal feeling
which EXISTS between Italy and the new
ally, ths CzechoSlovak nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-27
Farm Lessons by Mail

Farming is being taught by mail this
winter by the New Hampshire State
College. Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-27

This is our regular season
for little clothes harmony
college men QUILTED from
head to toe before returning
to their Alma Mater.
Everything they wear
ulsters, overcoats, mack
lnaws, sweaters, West
pointer shoes, wool socks,
sack suits, dress suits, under
wear, shirts, neckwear.
Skates, skating shoes, skis,
toques, mumers, hockey
sticks, pucks.
*Registered TRADEMARK.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
bEoadway Broadway
at 18th ST. ''The at S4th ST.
Four
Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.
At Warren at 41st St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-12-27

Fttrs q Wife
May Buy
With Her
Husband 5
Approval
He couldn't have so cold
= a heart or so sophisti-
Gated an eye as to pass
by such exquisite furs
without wishing her to
have thes-. = and, we
must add, she couldn't
be wholly feminine witt
out feeling that if there
is one thing she really
wants to own, it IS a fur
coat or wrap such as
these. Well, heres an op-
portunity, because these
exquisite garments are
offered in
Sale of Superb f ltrs
At Sarise rs of
I-3 20 -
To find garments Of such
superior character in a
sale is out of the ordi-
nary. They possess the
design and grade of Gus.
tC-n-rnade turs. The skins
are matched with a mas
terful hand, the Innings
are artisticallv chosen.
Flo detail is lacking to
make them
Vrops, Goats, CczDes
Scorfs ara 3ss, 60
garments SO FIR above
the usual that It is worth
whlle alone TO see them.
Their remarkably low
prices will assume new
significance.
IN Gu DED Arr.
FURS FIR Q NJ OUR
Q w II I, A 2 G Z
STOCKS, CONSIDER
AETy pCDnC-4-s ~
49, - : : 80
n =, i ' ~. '0''S
Fur " yopS
II U D S 0 N SEAL
WRAP (dve7 ,,7,-el,
rat), so full-aariny as
to be almost circrl9r
with black lynx co,lar
$4,000
HID SO NJ & = a
WRAPS (dva5 ,,nsl,
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fashioned ,,,, ,,, -. -
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ii'a 49, - ,. $500,
s ,,n
Las XXI Il ~ ''''A N' u. rs,
geo
h'ppe0 MIL ~ -
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coo ~ coo
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, d. ~ - - - 600 *
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ca * - Gao
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vYBOR.

- Mdj bratr porucik je ba-
jecny chlapik a ia mohu byt
rad, re Sc sc mnou 'kupcem' We
refine ukazuje ma ulicich sve
garnisony, kde jsem no navsti-
vii. Kdy jsem mu navrhl, aby-
chom navstfvili sveho spolec-
neho byvaleho spoluzaka, kite
ry nahodou bydlil v tomtez mi
ste, minil:
= Ne, Wis, takovymi lidmi
nemohu sc ted dobre stykat.
- Proc? Co mas proti ne
mu?
= Ach, proti nemu samemu
|Iiceho. Ale ma pritele, ktery
jedi treti tridou!
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NASI MNOHONASoBNf MI
LIONARI.

Pokladni department We Wa
shjngtonu oznamuje, re We fl
skalnim roce 1916 dive ste a
sest osob We Spojenych Statech
platily dane 2 PRINT million
do.lard rocn9 vice. Zhruba
feceno sloya ia mini, ze v onom
roce 206 osob vlastnilo dvacet
nebo dvacet pet milliond maiet
ku sveho v nasi zemi. Bylo to
tfi a pulkrat vice nez pocet DO
dobnych osob We fiskalnim roce
1914. To jest co rozvodneni a
vaIecny zisk mini pri delani
nlillionarI.
Pokladni department neob-
jevuje, jak velke jsou pfijmy
Eejvetsi, nichz jest dan pla-
cena; ale stava jisty zakon,
znamy jako zakon Poretav, OBJ
jeveny pred jistym poctem let
od svycarskeho profesora naro
cohospodarstvi, jenz poskytu-
je nam klic. Tento zakon pou
zit byl prvne pri zpravach O
DAM z prijmu v Anglii, Pru-
sku a Sasku. A ma to shledano,
ze Sc dobre hodi take ma situa-
ci We spojenych Statech. Pravi
dlo zhruba a povsechnE vzato
rrovi, ze pocet osob s jakymsi
urcitym prijmem, reknete de-
set az dvacet tisic rocne, cini
romerne jednu tretinu tech,
ktcfi mali lQlovinu onoho prij
mu ci pet az deset tisic rocDe.
Paklize pravidla toho pouzije
me pfi rozdelenf 22O6 prijmu
vice nez jednoho milionu dol
lard, dostaneme stupnice ma
sledOvnl:
Prijem Cd l do 2 milion.u 14O
PHijem cd 2 do A milion1 - 46
Pfijem cd A do 8 milionu = Is
| prijem cd 8 do 16 milionu = 5
Ffijem Cd 16 do SO mil vic 2
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! Verna laSka
/ aneb BOZ o MILIONY.
4 Roman Napsal.' julius Mary
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.


Obratili Sc k predpokoji a
chteli jiti ven ma schody, kdyz
tn pojednou zaslechli kroceje.
- tezke, hlucne kroceje jake
nluze, jenz pomalu, beze vseho
spechu po schodech nahoru wy
stupoval. Andrea a Lydie rych-
le ucouvli do chodby i zadrzeli
dech.
Kdo to byl? ByR to nektery
najemnik domu - byl to Rou-
guin?
Andrea nutil. Sc k smichu. "U
pokoj Sc ma draha, snad to ami
neni on" septal.
Lydie byla tax hruzou jata,
re Sc " jeho paruc uvrhla. my
lis Sc, Andrea, on to jest, jsme
ztraceni!" zastenala.
Soucasne blizily Sc kroceje k
dverim. Klic vstrcen do zamku
a stalo Sc tax tise, pohodlne,
bezpecne.
"On to jest!" opakovala Ly-
dia. "Opatril 81 klic! Jsme ztra
ceni! i
A vzpamatovavsi sc opet, OBJ
Jala Andrea vtlacila jej pres
;eho odpor do nejzazsfho koutu
v byte, az do salonu a. zavrela
dvere. Teprve tam mohl Sc An
drea vyprOstit re zoufaleho OBJ
jeti jejlho. PAM Rouguipova "a
kryvse 81 oblicej rukama, uvrh
la Sc nyni ma pohovku. Andrea
MAZE ruce zaIozene, stal pred
mladou pani, ably il telem svym
chrInil cekal.
Ia mimi oteviraly Sc dvere; o
pet ozvaly Sc pohodlne kroceje
muze, jenz nespechal trestati,
vymstiti Sc. Konecne objevil Sc
muz v salonu a zastavil sc tu.
- Byl to Rouguip. Nebyl ozbro
jen - -nemel alespoh zadnou
zbrah rukou. Pohlizel ma mi
lence chladne - bez pohnuti.
Lydia vstala i stala tn sc we
zcenim vzdoru. Rouguin jake
by byl pfemyslel. Premysleni
Jeho vsak netrvalo dlouho = o.
ko jeho uprelo Sc pevne ma An
drea.
"Vy vite, pane kdo jsem?" u
jail Sc 1sklebne slova.
"Vim to a jsem vam k sluz-
bam!' odvetil student.
"Souboj? Dekujiv vpadnul
mu Rouguin do reci. "Vy vite ia
ke, re tato pani jest mou zenou
a re Wy jste jejim milencem! -
Nam pravo vas oba usmrtiti, a.
niz bych Sc musel nejakeho ire
stu obavati."
"Usmrt'te tedy mne, pane
zvolal Andrea, "usetrete ale ji!
Ffisaham YAM, re ona jest ne
vinna! Ma mem zivote malo "a
lezf - vezmete 81 no a pomsta
vase bude uspokojena. Nevahej
te - usmrt'te mne!"
"Coz pax revidite, re ne
mann zadne zbrane?" odvetil
Rouguin.
''Zde mate jednu!' pravil An
drea a hodiS mu nabitou bam-
bitku, jlz mu byl markyz zane
cnal, do kresla. Rouguin pokrcil
ramepy a malo 81 toho povsim-
nul.
MAN lepsi prostfedek nez
tel" zabrucel. MAN prostfe-
dek stejne jisty jako jest pro
mne bezpecny!"
Sci a zamknul dvere. PAX
set Ease vratil.
"Nyni sc trochu pObavime, !"
pokracovar Rouguin.
Lydia mela zuby krecovite
zat'ate - marne Sc pokousela
o promluveni. Byla vice zdese
ma hroznym klidem manzelo-
wynn nez by byla byvala jeho
Uneven. Co chtel - co zamy-
slel - jakou d'abelskou lest
81 pripravil? A bezdeky, jako
by byla predvidala neobycej-
ne nejake nebezpeci, ! uprela
vrn l-x, cx,o no ho rohifL,, III An
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2O6
Celken1

Celkem 2O6
Zvlastnim zpGsobem sc sta
10, re vine o jedne, snad o
dvou osobach We Spoj. Statech
S pfijmem presahujicim sest-
ract milionu rocne. Jest zna-
mo, re vydelek Ford Company
sanal az do padesati milionu
rocne "a posledni dive leta nebo
dele a z prijmu toho Ford ma
o neco vice nez polovinu. Asi
TIME zpusobem jako u Fordo
wv spolecnosti bylo vypocteno,
ze Rockefelleruv prijem maze
byti prave tax velky, nell vet
81 Jest dosti urcite jisto, re neni
FJinych podobnych prijmt.
Proto tedy podivnym zpdso-
bem pouziti Paretova zakona
die zprav vydanych pokladnim
departmentem dochazi zde po
tvrzeni zvlaStnim zpusobem II
ksnymi ir.follnacemi.
Celkovy prijem techto 206
osob mdze byti zhruba odhad
nut ma 450 milionl. To Sc zda
byti jako prekvapujicl suma.
Ale jak Sc to srovnava pfij-
mem veskerehO lidu Spojenych
Stat1? Professor w. L. King a
cstatnl provedli jen. tax zhruba
a lie velice uspokojujicl odhad
We smyslu teto posledni clslice;
ole povsechne prijimano jest,
ze celkovy prijem naroda v ro-
ce 1916 nebyl snad mensl nez
ti'icet billiond a mohl snad cini
tt ctyricet billiond nebo vice.
Jinymi slovy, pfijem vsech ar
cimiliorarG nemohl presahova
ii ]. procento celku. Prijem bo-
hatych, paklize "a jiste bohat-
stvi povazuje Sc veskery pri
jem vetsi nez $4,000 rocne, ne
nlohl nlnoho pfesahovati jednS
petinu celku.
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Napsal' julius Mary

blizic, prisla az k tomu, ma kite
rem bambitka lezela.
Rouguin nevsimal 81 toho co
Lydia cinila.
Pane 'obratil Sc ku Andre
ovi, "necinim vam zadne vycit
Ky - CO Sc stalo jest nesmirne.
Wy jste milencem me zeny -
ia vam ami nevytykam jeji sve
denf - chci Sc vsak pokusiti o
to, prokazati vam sluzbu tim,
re vam sdelim ze zivota te, jiz
nilujete, nektere prfhody, jez
vam zajiste budou neznamy!"
Andrea ucinil posunek, jako
by Sc chtel vrhnouti ku Lydii.
Mlada zena byla strasne BILE
da a kolena il drkotala. Byla
nucena zachytit Sc obema ru-
kama operadia kresla, ably ma
Zem neklesla. Oci jeff byly Wy
trestene oblicej jeff mel W.
raz nejsilnejSiho pohnuti.
"Co chcete povedeti?" pony
alila 81, ale rtdm jejim neunikl
jediny zvuk.
Dude vas to jiste zajimati,'
pckracoval Rouguin nevylici
tclnym dsmevem, "slysite-li
kdo ze vlastne jest ia zena, jiz
milujete. Ona Sc obklopila "a
II svetice, ktera 81 hraje ma
ochranitelku a neuznala "a do
bre uciniti vas svym ddvernf-
KEN. ia to nyni napravim. Jest
r.utno abyste zvedel, koho mi
lujete a to vam povim."
Andrea stal tn co nejprudce
il pchnut - srdce jeho bylo sti
sneno nevyslovnou, temnou ia
kousi predtuchou - pohlizel
brzo ma Rouguina, brzo Ease
ma Lydii, jejiz dzkost neusla
jeho pozornosti.
Panf Rouguinova vid6la Sc
5yti ohrozena strasnym nebez-
pecim ,kterez Sc il zdalo hroz-
rejsim nez sama smrt - ne
bezpecim, re uvidi pred mia
dym muzem, ktereho zbozhu-
je, spatny svuj Gin, svou han
bu, sviJ zlocin odhaleny a zou
falstvi propdjcovalo il silly. Ma
byla opet reci = rty Sc il po-
hnuly.
PRO bGh ne - jen to
ne" zajektala.
Rouguin 81 vsak pocinal, ja-
ko by niceho nebyl slysel.
| Lydie vrhla Sc ma kolena
zebronila:
"Usmrt' mne, zardousi mne
-. trap mne! Nevyjev vsak nj
echo tomuto hochovi - bylo
by to nejhroznejsi - o., neri-
kej mu O tom! Vezmi mIj Ii
vot setri jej!'
! Rouguin j odstrcil nazpet,
tax re ucouvla az ku kreslu, ma
r.emz lezela bambitka marky-
zova.
Zde skacela Sc Lydie k zemi,
majlc ruce roztazene. Shy il
zanikly. Zdalo Sc, jako by sc il
byla rahle, zmocnila jista ut
kvela mySlenka.
Rouguin pokracoval ne1pro-
sne:
"Vy jste nyni tretim milen-
Gem Lydie. Nejprve milovala
sveho prvniho mopzela pax ia
jsam il poznal, ia Sc il dvoril a
ona milovala potom mne. Man
Eel jeji byl zarlivy a stal Sc
prekazkou nasim vylevlm srd
/ ci. Leta, jez cd te dolby uply-
nula, zjemnila, zmirrila pova-
hu Lydie. Tehdy byla velmi va
sniva - jeji vasnivost vsak zle
Sc srovnavala prekazkami,
jez mas cd sebe odluc6valy. Je
j rozcileni kazdym dnem vzrd
stalo a jeji laska stavala Sc mo
hutnejsl silenejsi v tom sa-
mem pomeru, v jakem obtize,
jez Sc stavely nasim schdzkam
y cestu, zvetsovaly. Tu vyklici
ia v mysli jejl myslenka, ktera
60 voooo x;,,x Jo%I.~,,1o - ~xo%;
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v nedsli, 4. srpna 1918

ma fnrmu y. Obdrxhlka mn Turney Rd
doprava z rohu Broad
way a Miles Ave. kazdych Is minut
ma mfsto vyletnf.
VytecnA hudba bude ucinkovat.
Ruzne hry a atrakce.
uctou Eve kazdeho
VYBOR.
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bambitku no cello Rouguinovo.
Toto prepadnutf bylo tax ma
hle, prislo tax neocekavane, ze
Kouguin zpet zavravoral. v
prve chvile pokladal sc jiz "a
ztracena.
Lydie mela jiz prsty ma ko-
houtku zbrane - jen okamzik
a bidak byl by byval neskod-
nym.
Tu pfiskocil k nj Andrea, a
stlacil il pozdvizenou ruku do
lii a mlada zena byla vzdor sve
mu odporu, vzdor nememu vzte
ku, vzdor zoufalstvi, jez Sc po-
dobolo silenstvi, odzbrojena.
Andrea predzvidal hrozna
odhalenj, strasne zlociny, jichz
krev utlumf jeho lasku. Pri PRIV
Mich slovech Rouguinovych CT
til sc byti znicenym - nyni je
ste prisel utok Lydie, ktery on
s napjetim vsech sill prekazil a
mlady muz klesl zdrcen ma pc
hovku. ODE jeho ruce k prsoum
rritisknute byfy vymluvnym
ddkazem jaka muka poetic
val. Dychanf jeho bylo pracn6
q hvizdave - lice jeho byly no
recnote rozpalene - oci jeho
zavfene - krev objevila Sc ma
jeho rtech mladik setrel il
svym kapesnikem.
Lydie, ktera byla celia bez
sebe, neschopna jedine myslen
ky, neucinila jedineho kroku,
ably milenci svemu ku pomoci
pfispela.
Rouguin, MAZE nohu ma bam-
bitce, jiz Andrea ma zem no.
dill. pozoroval lhostejnym IRA.
KEN vyjev ten.
"Vzdyt' prece vidis,. re jej
slovy svymi drive usmrtis" -
pravila nyni Lydie slabym hla
sem svemu manzeli.
Rouguin neodpovedel - sc
vfel jen vyznamnym spusobem
sve rty to povedelo Lydii vice
nez vSechna slova.
"Pocital jsem ma to-" ozvalo
Sc pax.
| Lydia mu porozumela. Vide.
la, re jest ztracena, re Sc laska
tohoto mfadlka - a ia byla je'
Jim obrozenim k novemu ciste
| nu ZivOtu - re ia laska, sc
nynl promeni v odpor 0 hrdzu
Bee odporu poddala Sc mlada
zepa viru zoufalstvi, jez Sc j
nyni zmocnilo. Pfitiskla 81 ru.
ce ma oci, ma usi, ably vice new
celia, ably vice neslySela nicehc
re vseho toho, co Sc zde delo
co by on jeste povedel. Utlumi
la sve'vzdechy i sve Shy.
| Andrea zdal sc byti ponekud
pokojnejsim.
te, re mi vse chcete povedeti =
ia chci vse zvedeti."
| Pane" pravil, "dobre cinj
"Nepochyboval, jsem ami ma
chvili, pane, re me vypravova-
ri vzbudi vas zajem,' odvetil
Rouguin, "budu nyni Ease po-
kracovati, kde jsem prestal,
Frvni muz jejf stal Sc tedy Ly-
dii nepohodlnym a tn il napad-
L. mySlenka, re by Sc no mona
zbaviti. Tot prece jednOduche
a zcela prirozene! Naleznete
Ia sve ceste prekazku, pane, a
jednoduse il odklidite - nenl-
liz pravda? TAX, pane, ucipila
ia, ktera srdce vaseho dobyla
ktera vase sny, vasi mladistvou
lasku poesif naplnila, ia, jiz mi
lujete snad jake prvni svou Ia
sku - tato zena, jiz zde vidite
pred sebou - ktera sc neodva
Ii pozvedrouti k vam oci svych
ktera jest tax zdrcena vedo.
min sveho zlocinu. Tusite nyni
CO zena ia ucinila?"
"Ano, tato zena jest zcela
proste zlocinkou, kteraz, byvsi
spravedlrosti vydana, ma gale
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma lehkou
praci v tovarne pri dobrem pla
tn. Haste sc u Cleveland Wire
Spring Co. na E. 40 ul. a Har-
ward. 8-9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-07
The Heat and Our Beaches

Speaking of preserving and canning for winter use, if we could
only store away some of this excessive heat to be uncorked next
January when the thermometer is down around to the zero mark,
what a wonderful thing it would be.
And perhaps some day it will be done.
When we consider the wonders that science has already wrought
we must admit that nothing is impossible.
II, a century ago, some one had told our forefathers, sitting
about their talow dips, that the time would come when a person
could step to the wall, press a button and illuminate every room IN
the house at once, they would have laughed at him
If someone had told the early pioneers who cut their grain with
a scythe and threshed it with a fail on the barn floor, that the time
was not far distant when great tractors, operated by a gas engine,
would go up and down the field hauling threshing machines that
would reap, thresh, bind and place the grain In bags all In one oper-
alton they would laugh at him.
If some one had told the business man Of a former generation
that he could sit at his desk in New York and close a deal by talk
ing to a man sitting at his desk in Chicago, he would have laughed
at him.
If in the days of the old stage coach some one had said that men
flying through the air would soon be carrying the mail from city to
ciy. ne would have been laughed at.
But we don't laugh at these things today.
No, and neither should we laugh when it is suggested that the
time is coming when, through some invention, the excessive heat
from the sun in summer will be stored up to be released later on
inside our houses through some storage battery placed in the cellar
or garrett to warm our rooms, just as the furnace does now.
Coal is nothing but heat energy from the sun stored up by nature
through a process running for thousands Of years. When man has
learned the secret of nature and reduces the period for storing to
a few weeks or days, the greatest dread of winter will be largely re-
moved.
In the meantime, about the best solution for these hot days when
so much heat is being wasted, is to don a bathing suit and spend
the evening in the water. The tide is just right for evening bathing
this week. =,
And what a pity that, owing to the city's senseless policy of
running a sewer out to the end of every street, the only tit spot for
sand under the bluff. Last night the bathers were so thick there that
all one could do was to stand around. Children bathing near shore
did not have room to lay out even In an attempt to swim.
Perth Amboy owes it to her citizens to have a real bathing beach
on city property, where there will be ample room.
The first step IS to remove the sewer nuisance. This is more than a
nuisance; it is a crime against the health of the city. No pacemak-
ing city can afford to have sewage running across its beaches at the
foot Of every street as is the case in Perth Amboy. This should be
abolished before another summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-07
Seeing Things in Emptiness

1t certainly does make a fellow warm about the collar to get up
tn the morning and find that there's no sugar for his coffee. But the
sugar missing from the sugar bowl is enabling some soldier over In
Europe to march much further, stand greater hardship in the trenches
than he would be able to if he hadn't that sugar.
Sugar is not only a pretty fair fat substitute cheat substitute)
but also a stimulant. Hard workers and growing children must have
1t. That our hard workers, the soldiers, have what sugar they need
Is as essential as that they have powder, for the war is largely a
question of physical endurance and stamina. Indirectly, the war is
being fought in our sugar bowls. You cannot see successful raids
across No Mans Land, or patrols, or battles in your sugar bowl, but
fhey're there.
If some wise man came along and said that you could get along
just as well without any sugar IN your sugar bowl, at any time, you'd
probably laugh at him. But, actually, you eat sugar with your eyes.
You enjoy it very largely simply because you can see it. Blind men,
as a rule, are not smokers, because they cannot see the smoke. Sugar
IN the bowl is simply a visible and convenient form Of what you like.
and yet if you got sugar only in sugar bowl form, you'd very
likely, become thin, scrawny and anaemie.
Billions of men got along very nicely centuries before a sugar
refinery was ever thought o., and every one Of them required at least
four ounces of sugar per day. They did not demand that they see
the sugar in dried dates, figs, raisins, prunes, currants and other
fruits or the sugar In beets, carrots, parsnips and other vegetables.
Look into your empty sugar how'll You dom see any sugar but
you can, If you viii, see sacrifice, patriotism and wisdom and a host
Of brave boys marching against barbarism on strong legs. 1t Is to
drink ones coffee unsweetened and go down to the Office or store
punching a sweet carrot, if needs bel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-07
Something To Worry About

S AS if we haven't already enough to keep our minds busy, with
ar and the high cost of ivingl
And eur friends, the leaned astronomers, who study the heavens
Just as carefully as the average fellow does the innermosts recesses
of his pocketbook day before pay, are intent upon adding to our load
of worry burdens.
They-some Of them-beheve the sun is going to explode.
One Of them, writing in Popular Astronomy points to the fact
that our sun is of advanced age, and predicts its finish as the leading
figure in our solar system. He finds that our sun has contracted
93,000,O0O miles from each side thus giving its hot center ~186,00O,0O0
miles less of room.
So you see the suns center is rather crowded for space. Some
thing like the three accompaniment couple when visiting relatives
begin their summer vacation drives.
All this sets Mister Astronomer to wondering as to how long the
sun, considering its extreme old age, can stand the strain.
If it doesn't and the final big blowout comes, what will happen
to us9 OF course, Wen admit itu be goodnight, sun" but how
about us earth wormsf Will we suffer an everlasting parade of
heatess daysf Will every day be night Will the earth cool off
and become a great hunk of icef
Oh, no; nothing like thatl
When the sun is instantaneousy resolved to a cloud of gas COM
posed of stone, iron, and other substances even heavier and harder,
but so hot that they are reduced to vapOr, and so elastic that from
their sudden release they expand to the limits Of the solar system, a
region Of $50 billions of miles In diameter, this is what will happen
to you and your neighbor and all the rest of us;
"In such a maeBtrom l this Is the astronomer talking) appre-
bend that earth and the other planets and satellites would each fash
once like a freely, and be lost in nebula."
That's our finish when the good old sun has a celestial blowout
ONE FLASH. And it won't be a very long fash, at that.
However, don't get all fused up and give away all your prop
erty.
The astronomer thinks it may be a few hundred million years
before the sun explodes.
HUH WE should concern ourselves about what will happen
thenf