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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
DiClamen contra el FerrOCarFlI
Santa Fe.

En- un despacho dc Roswell, Nue.
vo Mexico, fechado el dfa del que
rige, leemos 10 que sigue: Gun dicta.
men por la suma de sll, 200 fu6 pre-
sentado por un lurado, en- Hereford,
Texas, el 5 del que rige, en- ell pleito
de la Llttlefield Cattle Company, de
Dallas, Texas y Roswell, N. M, con-
ira la eompaflta del ferrocarrll Santa
Fe. El pleitJ vino por eausa de que
la compaffs falt6 en- suplir, d su debi-
do tempo, los carros necesarios para
ell embarque de 1900 reses por la
compafiia demandadora, en- el otofio
de 1907. El pIeito fu6 entablado pri-
meramente en- Roswell, pero fue reti.
RADIO antes de ser juzgado. La com.
pailla es una de las mas ricas en- esta
secci0n. Es duefa de inmensos ram
chos de reses en- Roswell, Kenna, Por-
tales y varios puntos del Estado de
de Texas,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
LinChamlentOS en- Cairo, iii.

La ciudad de Cairo, Illinois, tuvo
dos linchamientos, el jueves en- la no.
che. Las vfctimas fueron un blanco
y un negro. AL blanco Sc lie tenia en-
la earcel por haber asesinado q su es-
posa, d hachazos, hace unos meses.
En- dias pasadOs una senorita fue ase-
sinada en- un lugar apartado de In
ciudad, y ell jueves fue aprehendid0
un negro, llamado win James. como
presunt0 perpetrador del crimen. Sa-
bedores los vecinos del lugar que uu
negro habia sido arrestado como ell
presunt0 asesinO de Ia sehorita Annie
Pelley, (asf Sc llamaba la occisa, Dor
Ia noche Sc organize una turba de
1000 personas, entire elias varias se-
loras y sefioritas, Y dirigi6ndose a la
oarcel por Ia fuerza v burlando toda
resistencia de los otlciales, se apode.
raron de los presuntos aseslnos y los
llevaron los lugares que dc ante
mano hahian destinado para ell supi-
.eio. AL blanco Sc le ahorc6 de un
arbol, y sc delo su cuerpo colgando.
En- la elecuei0n del negro tomaron
parte algnuas senoras y seiioritas.
Lus hombres le echaron la zoga al
cuello y las muleres que habia en- la
turba tiraron de la otra extremidad
de la Cuerda, que habia sido tirada
sobre el braEo de un arbol, para sn-
birle on alto y hacerle morir extran-
gulado. Pero Sc rompi0 la cuerda Y
e cuerpo del negro cay6 oil suelo sin
haber muerto, Entonces Ia turba
furibunda, Sc abalanz0 sohre 81 v
cGantos pudieron hicieron disparos de
armas de fuego sobrt su cuerpo cal
culandose en- cincuenta ell numero dc
balas que le depositaron en- su anato-
mia. Luego 10 arrastraron por las
GALES, la distancia de algunas millas,
hasta el lugar donde fu6 aseslnada la
seforita Pelley. ALI dice el despa-
cho que las sefloras Y seforitas de la
furiosa turba encendieron una hogue-
re para tatemar 81 cadaver. Per0
antes de hacer este Sc hizo algo mas.
Los verdugos cortaron Ia cabeza 4 Ia
vlctima y Ia clavaron d Ia punta de
un palo que clavaron en- medic dc la
h0guera. Act0 continue le fu6 aFran-
cado el coraz0n al eadayer y Sc cort0
en- centenares de pedacitOs los que
fueron repartidos entire igual n1mero
de linchadores y linchadoras, como
souvenirs (recuerdos). Como no hui
biera coraz0n para dar souvenirs &
todos, fue empapada en- la sangre del
negro la cuerda con que 10 habtan
arrastrado, y esta fue cortada en- Pc
dacltos Y repartida asi entire iguaI
ndmero de linchadores, como souve-
Mrs.
La quemaz6n del cadaver fu6 10 dl.
timo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
En- eI COndadO de EDDY.

Los peri01icos de la parte sur del
territorio traen espeluznantes relates
del terrible estado de cosas que Sc hs
hallado que existe, entire las clases
menesterosas, en- los ranchos apsrta.
dos del Condado de Eddy, en- este te.
rritorio. La perdida de cosechas en-
algunos lie esos ranches que llaman
de temporal, fue total, y los mas de
los ranvheros sc dice que estan pasan-
do una vida atroz. Sc mand0 de
Carlsbad una comisi0n de ciudada.
nos, acompaiada de ofciales de Ia
ley, para que Sc infOrmarsn del yer
dadero estado de cosas que existe en-
los lugares donde la perdida de cose-
chas fue total, Y esta comisi0n su
vuelta ha informado que halo que
en- muchos casos 10 que Sc habia di-
cho, de la pobreza de algunos de los
rancheros, no solo no estaba exsjera-
do, slno que nj siquiera Sc habia di-
cho toda la verdad. Enun lugar ha.
llaron un anciano que viva sin mas
compaffa que la de una hila, de cosR
de catorce ailos. FL estaba tan an
drajoso que va no eran sluo hebras
sus vestidos, Y ella, habiendo gasta.
do toda su ropa, sc Cubrfa su desnu.
dez con pieles de cabra. De alimen.
to no Sc halo mas en- la casa que una
poquita de harina de flor, y unos pc.
dazos de Jam0n, va muy vielos, que
habian estado hirviendo por algdn
tempo para hacer con ell caldlto y
una poca de harina, una especie de
engrudo para alimentarse. Los ciu.
dadanos de Carlsbad estan tomando
los pasos necesarlos para aliviar al
gun tanto ell sufrimiento que existe
en- su condado, entire las clases me.
nesterOsas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
POF Ia Ruta del SuiCldiO.

De Las Cruces, N. NJ, avisan por
TELEGRAPH que Ester Garcia, muter de
NAL vivir, cometio suicidi0 allf, 81 lu-
mes en- la ma1ana. La infortunada
Sc puso primero una borrachera Y al
terminar esta Sc tOm0 una dosis de
.acido carb0lico con ell fin de poner fin
q su mfsera existencia, cosa que logr6
no obstsnte el esfuerzo que hizo un
medico para salvarle la vida cuando
Sc la halo agonizando despues de ha-
berse tornado ell veneno.
Ultimamente Sc public0 un decreto
por las autoridades municipales de
Las Cruces, ordenando saIieran de la
ciudad todas las mujere5 de NAL vivir.
La Garcia fue la 1nica que no obede-
clio, alegando que tenfa derecho a
.quedarse allf por ser aquella la resi-
deneia de su madre.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13

res prOspectOs tieue de ser el pr6ximO
gObernador de Nuevo MexiO. No
sabemOs de donde habra sacado ESQ
la prenss diaria, pero es importsnte
leer 10 que el referido Lawshe ha
dicho a un agente del Morning Jour
nal, en- Las Cruces. Hello aqui:
"El Morning Journal ha sido algo
injusto cOnmigo pOr raz0n que no
se,n dijO el aludidO. "Aunque va he
presentado mi renuneia como tercer
asistente de estsfeterO general en-
Washington al presidente, Ia 'misma
no ha sido aceptsda Y me'hallo ausen-
te con licenCia, pOr.corto tempo s,ls.
mente. Yo no Quierl que mi nom
bre Sc ponga en- letrss de molde muy
q menulo per Ia prensa de Nuevo
Mexico, y solo amhiciono, por ahora,
q vivir Quietsmente sin pensar en-
mas que en- recObrsr mi salud, 81 me
es possible hacerlo. Pur supuesto que
81 la pOsici0n de gobernador me fuere
ofrecida, no quiero decir pOsitiva-
mente que Ia rehusaris, porque no
es una posici6n que con faeilidad pue-
de rehusarse.
"Una cosa 81 es cierta--continu0
diciendo Mr., Lawshe-y es que el
empleo no me hs sido ofrecido, V
para que discutirlo?"
La parte donde dice Lawshe que
81 el empleo le es ofrecido 81 no 10
rehusara, Green muchos que es muy
stgniflcativa, y Ia interpretsn como
que quiere decir que 81 hien es cierto
que no Sc lie ma ofrecido la pOsici0n,
tambien 10 es que esta procurando
obtenerlP, y que va tiene algunos in
diciOs de que Sc la daran.
Durante la semana sali6 para
Washington, de esta ciudad, un hom-
hre muy prominente, y SO dice que
fue a yer 81 puede coiocar q Gillie
otra vez eli la ohcina de gobernador.
De manera es que es bueno que Sc va
va preparando el pueblo para que no
lie sea muy grande la sorpresa 81 Gill
lie es nombrado otra veg gobefnador
de Nuevo Mexico.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
LAS VEGAS NUEVO MEXICO sAeAOO DE NoEMBBRE

Montoya, Ti;aoteo Sena, Pablo San
chez, Manuel A. Sanchez Y Alvino
SalaZlr.
Pequefo Juado: Felipe Baca Y
Garcia, Luis Garcia, Alexandra ca
tierrez, Marcelino Romero, J. &. Sa.
lazsr, Lorenzo Leal, Julian II. Gar
cia, Amador Ulibarrf, Juan Coca,
Abenicio Rodriguez, Bernabe Ortiz,
Eduardo Gonzales, Sixto Garcia,
Cruz Duran, Dolores Medina, Jose
n. Roybal, Tomas Wyrick, Chas
Greenclay, Francisco Garcia, Sig
Nahm, Fldel Ortiz, Guadalupe Ortiz,
lsidro Ortega y Nestnr Sanchez.
Los algusciles de Ia corte son, John
Florence, Juan Ortega, Antonio Sc
ma, Y Susano Montaflo. Interprete
de la corte, Nepomuceno Segura, Y
del Gran Jurado, Tomas McElroy.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13

Martinez sin ser visto por los emplea-
dos del tren. Al llegar al Cuervo es
probable Y Sc cree que fu6 a apearse
del tren, antes de que este Sc detuvie-
"a, y al hacerlo resbal0 y cay6 deba-
10 de las ruedas del tren. III cuerpO,
salvo la cabeza, donde solo tenia un
rasp0n de un lado y un agulero en- la
frente, p0r donde lie saliau los sesos,
estaha hecho pedazos.
FL infortunado vivia en- El Cuervo,
donde deia a su esposa 9 hijos para
llOrarlO.
FL hallazgo del mutilado csdaver
fue Lecho por el tren rapido d. pasa-
Jeros que fue el primero en- pasar por
alli temprenO en- Ia mahana.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
La COrte de DiSirilO.

La corte de los Estados Unidos,
por este distrito, abri0 sus sesiones,
en- esta, ell lunes.
III grande y pequeho julados los
componen les siguientesl
MllIard w. Browne, presidente; j..
s. Duncan, Jr, Francisco Duran,
Geo. A. Smith, Juan Alhino Baca,
D. j. Devine, Pablo Antonio Sena,
Adelaide Gurule, Pc lro Rivera, Ma.
nue d. Benavidez, Florencio E-qni-
vel, Santiago A. Gsllegos, Eulogio
Lovato, Guadalupe Amanda, Manuel
Valdez, Ii. |. KiWball, Flcrentluo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13

81 usted desea tener una tez clara
tome el Remedio de Foley Orino La
xative para In constipation y las en-
fermetlades del higado, pues Ie esti-
mulara esos 6rganos Y completamen-
to lie llmplara e sistema, que es 10
que todos necesitan para sentirse
bien. En las Botcas de Ia Cruz Roja
y o. G. Sthaefsr. Ina.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13

Habiendo nal espOsa Elena M. de
Uri0ste, ahandOnado mi casa. CANA v
mesa el Ola lro. de 0ctubre, 1909, p0r
esto avl-o 4 quien coneierne que no
sere responsible per ninguna deuda
que ella contraiga Como mi esposa,
II ~. David UrioSte,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1909-11-13
Los Candidates para GObeFRa
dor.

Sc ha dicho p0r la prcnsa disria 3
va 10 hemos publicado Dosotros, que
up tai Lawshe, empleado que era del
departamento de corre0s, ca Wesh.
ington, y que ha venido q Nuevo
Mexico, poF su salud, es el que mejo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30

No new licenses will be granted
by the new Board of Excise Com
missioners and the entire platform
to which they pledge themselves
before election will be upheld, ac-
cording to a statement made by one
of them today. The platform which
contains five planks, is given in full
above and, at an informal session
of the new board held In the office
of City Clerk LaRoe at city hall last
night, it was thoroughly discussed.
Commissioner Richard Henderson
acted as chairman and matters per-
tanning to the duties of the new
board were gone over carefully.
at is the opinion of all of the
newly-elected members" said one of
the commissioners this morning,
chat the platform which we pledged
ourselves to before election Is all
right and that it should be lived up
to in every particular. There is no
question that the platform will be
upheld. We were elected on It's mer-
it's and we will live up to our pledge.
Every plank In the platform will
stand and there will positively be no
new licenses granted
The commissioner added that the
session last night was only an in
formal talk but that excise condi-
tions and some of the matters which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
THREE MONTHS
NOTICE NEEDED
For a Tenant to Be 0usted
by Landlord Decision in
District Court.
DEFENDANT WINS SUIT

A session of the district court was
held yesterday when case insti-
tuted by Mrs. Elizabeth Mundy, of
South Plainf1eld, to obtain possession
of premises known as No. 80 Jeffier-
son street, this city. was tried. De-
cision was reserved yesterday, but
this morning Judge Beekman an
nounced the verdict atsthe district
court session which he gave in favor
of the defendant, who was represent
ed by Leo Goldberger Judge Beck
man granted non-suit. Thomas
Brown appeared for the plaintiff.
According to the complaint filed
in the district court, the defendant,
Mrs. George Angus, rented the rooms
for $13 a month some time in the
month of June, 1909. The rent was
paid promptly every month Mrs.
Mundy was desirous of getting the
possession Of the premises again and
In order to do SO gave a months no.
tice to Mrs. Angus to vacate and also
notified her that II she wished to stay
she must pay $40 month.
1t was brought out at the trial yes
terday that no agreement was made
as to how long the defendant could
stay in possession. At the close Of
the case, Leo Goldberger, who repre-
sented the defendant, moved for a
non-suit on the ground that a three
months notice was necessary to quit
the premises and three months no.
tice for the raise of rent.
Judge Beekman stated that, under
recent decisions of the court, three
months notice was necessary and
therefore non-suit was granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
Contractors Force Is Nearly
Tripled in Order TO Catch
up on Delayed Trips.
HEAVY ROADS THE
CAUSE OF DIFFICULTY
Eight Wagons and Teams
Are Called into Service by
Graham and Mckeon

With the city tied up in the bliz-
zard that swept it Saturday night, no
garbage was collected until yester-
day. The contractors, Graham & Nc
Keon. got on the job y fsterday with
almost triple the number of teams
and four times the nbmber of men
they usually have ouf and they ex-
pect to have the citf covered thor
oughly by 5tonightO
Eight teams are out today haul
ing regular dirt wagons, in (which
garbage is being eollected. There
are three men to each wagon. That
becomes necessary because the re-
fuse in most instances has to be car
ried through piles of snow to the
vehicles in the @entre of the street
The volume OIL lsnow on the citys
streets has IRade it impossible to
use the regular garbage wagons. Six
teams wit9 regular dirt wagons, with
three .meT in charge of each, worked
all<day yesterday through the prin-
cipal streets of the city. More re-
fuse was piled on the streets than In
years. Peter ]. McKeon, one of the
contractors. said this morning that
1t looked like the result of years
accumulation. So heavy was it that
three wagons went up and down
State street, between Smith and
Washington streets, all yesterday
afternoon ins order to remove all
that was In sight.
The contractors expect to have
eight teams going each day for a
week or so, in order to catch up
with the regular collections. Con-
tractor McKeon is of the opinion that
this city is getting the best service
possible under prevailing conditions.
Collections are not being made in
some districts in the county as yet
and In others the work is only being
started today. The fact that large
snow drifts covered the streets In
most sections of the city, kept the
work from being started until yes
terday Much of the snow has been
removed and the work is progress
ing well today. In few days the
regular wagons will go on and an
soon as possible the regular schedule
Will again be established The
eight wagons on today will be kept
going until the city has been covered
In all the thickly-populated sections
1t may become necessary to run
them part of the night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
Has All This Section of the
Country Shivering as the
Temperature Falls.
TOUCHES ZERO
TEMPERATURE HERE TODAY.

Today is the coldest day or the
current winter. At o'clock this
morning the temperature was four
above zero and at O'Clock it was
only one degree warmer. In Wood
bridge early this morning it was said
to be only one and one-half degrees
above.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
the thermometer read twenty-six de-
grees but at II O'Clock last night 1t
had dropped to fraction under ten
degrees and was still sinking. At 7
o'clock this morning in New York
the official temperature was six de-
grees above.
The sound and river is filled with
floating ice and vessels are having
much difficulty.
There is a great deal of suffering
among the poor and the city authori-
ties have their hands full.
The street department has had a
large force of men and teams at work
since the snow fall clearing the
streets. The work is progressing fa-
vorably and traffic is made compare
lively easy. Most of the going is on
runners, however, and sleighs are
Delivery wagons and
carting in general have adopted sleds
as the most convenient way Of getting
about.
Slightly warmer" is the predic-
tion for tomorrow.
One year ago today the weather
was cloudy. The minimum tempera-
ture was 'thirty-five degrees and the
maximum forty-nine degrees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
PETERSON
SENT Il
Man Accused
Fish Goes to
Is Now Pei
A CHARGE OF

Adolph Peterson,
old, of 273 Division
rested by Patrolman|
o'clock last night BY
orders. He was arrai5
ing% on a charge of
ferfed by his brothf
terson. andnnnng SCI
days in th
Recent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
R0BT. W. LYLE
SEEKS DIVORCE
Clay Manufacturer Of South
River, Formerly of Wood
bridge, Begins Action.
WIFE DlSLIKED JERSEY

New Brunswick, Dec. 30.-It was
ascertained upon the best of authori-
ty today that Robert w Lyle, of
South River, has brought a suit for
divorce from his wife, Martha l..
Lyle.
Inquiry at the office of the clerk
of the court of chancery at Trenton.
brought forth the fact that a suit
had been brought between these
parties and that the papers in the
case were now in the hands of one
of the vice chancellors, who is ex-
amining the testimony to ascertain
whether the testimony produced was
sufficient to grant divorce.
Robert w. Lyle is a well known
Middleesx county clay manufacturer,
and has served on the grand Jury.
He lived in Woodbridge before To-
eating at South River.
The ground of the suit Is deser-
tion. Mrs. Lyle never liked making
her home in New Jersey, particularly
Woodbridge and South River, and
she voluntarily left her husband
some years ago and returned to her
home In upper New York state. Be-
cause Of their children, no divorce
proceedings were ever instituted.
The last child died not long ago.
after an operation in a New York
hospital.
The docket entries In the chancery
ofice show that the proceedings were
started July 23 last. November s
an 0rdar waa m w6nxrlUEr 6Gnussrua
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
EARL PERCY DIED TODAY;
vRIl.v.MOR OF PISTOL DUEL
gpeelal bv Uniled press Wire.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Paris, Dec. 30.-Earl Percy, form
er secretary of state for England
died here today. 1t was stated that
his death was due to pleurisy, but it
is rumored 1t was the result of pis-
tol wounds received in a duel with
.Rnother Englishman last Monday.
Ebe authorities emphatically deny
g story. however.
Though reports from London deny
story that Percy died from
tunds received In a duel, people on
III inside In Paris insist that such
was the case. and intimate that a
woman of high social standing in
London was responsible for the duel
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30

Special BY United Press Wire.
Washington, Dec. 30.-President
Taft and party left Washington at
8 O'Clock this morning to attend the
wedding of Miss Louise Taft at
O'Clock this afternoon at New York,
to George Hogg Snowden. at the
home of Henry w. Taft. Mrs Taft's
ill-health prevented her Joining the
party.
= The bridegroom is son of
Charles l., Snowden, OF Seattle,
Wash, and is engaged in the lum-
Der business. The couple will spend
a honeymoon of several months trav-
cling in Europe, and Will then take
up their residence in Seattle.
The President will return to
Washington tomorrow morning. In
his party are Miss Helen Taft, Rob-
ert Taft, Captain Butts and Assist
ant Secretary Mischler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30

are to come before the ney
were discussed. Much is G
from the new body, espeeiallj
platform which they say Il
live up to, will tend to bettei
else conditions In this city 4
ably. The platform has a wi
and the new board, in cart
its provisions will, without
be kept busy.
The new board is conn
Richard Henderson, John
In ger, William r. Cornelisa
r. Burns and Edward 4
wicz, all of whom are d
Since their election the COZ
ers decided to get togeth
they took Office on Jsnua
talk things over. Last nj
met at the city hall and
first session, which althou6
al, had its results. City @
will act as secretary or
John II. Fritzinger wa
president and will probai
ed to the Office when the,
shortly after noon on ]
the council chamber,
meeting of the new Bq
men, to organize. I'll
Mr.. Fritzinger for pres
prise to many as it wa
lieved that Mr.. Hend
line for the office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
PORT READING
WAGES RAISED
Coal Handlers Are Increased
~ Cents and Trimmers 2
Cents an Hour.
500 MEN BENEFITE D

1t is announced by the officials of
the company that, commencing Janu-
ary !, the employees on the Port Read
ing coal docks will receive an in
crease in wages. The coal handlers,
who now get 1S II cents an hour, will
be given twenty cents, raise of one
and one-half cents an hour, while
the coal trimmers, who receive twen-
ty-eight cents an hour, now will be
paid thirty cents, an increase of two
cents an hour.
No demand was made by the euls,
ployes for the increase. the s3a&
state, the. action being ent f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
PLEADS FOR
HIS PEOPLE
Macedonian Stirs Presby-
terians With Tales of
Wrongs by the Turks.
is TO Be A MISSIONARY

vangel X. Sugaroff, of Central
Macedonia, gave an interesting talk
at the prayer service of the First
Presbyterian church in the chapel
last night. Mr.. Sugaroff, who is a
Macedonian, spoke as one pleading
for his race.
He told of the oppression of the
Mscedonions by the Turks and how
Marks were beliayaaunruiu1r1nr.. Cor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30
Policy to Be Apopted by New I
missiOners Is Agreed Upon
Conference Held in City Hall
WILL UPHOLD THEIR PLATFQ
PLATFORM WHICH NEW EXCISE BOARD VIII
SUPPORT.
..To THE VOTERS on THE CITY or PERTH al

..To THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF PERTH AMBoY,
undersigned candidates for members of the Ex
in asking support
standing excise,
pledge you elected will strictly
following PLATFORM
granted
"SECOND--No license granted to any a owl
of the business the conducted by
'THIRD-No license granted to naturalil
citizen.
"FOURTH-We will revoke the license of any person !
keeping disordey house, violating the
"FIFTH-No license granted for place that has
closed for period exceeding thirty days.
ORCHARD HENDERSON,,
JOHN H. FRITZINGER,
"WIIIIAM r. CORNELISON.
JAMES F. BURNS
EDWARD TYMRAKIEWICZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1909-12-30

Taking care of money
Is Riddlestorffer's line
And the way he does it
Must be classed as fine.
If you open an account
With his company,
Twill be handled, rest assured,
Very carefully.