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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
uorc Odfota.

= 6. g. 0lions 2iperpitolo /
@burcb GerrD bren0te forle6en~M or=
gen. Sloen antoges at bore opfom>
men fra Spnen. S1ion milte6e alt
Seletei, olle &ogne 1omt TO al fine
@e1te. George Sngebretien milte5e
o9iaa Ell &elt, Sel4ei og Gogn. Set
foiteoe 8pens 8orgere Ell baar6
& at forbinore Sloen at forplan=
tie iig. @perfen Slion eller Snge+
Brett jon bapoe aslureret,
= Sen tt0ligere @ibaur &oncb
ner Scbafer, @%ountpie0et / Mcaen-
gle County, .er iolgt til Golt fra 0nra-
ia. for $4,000. 2o11oet bleb / ti6,
ligere Daee figbt for noget UNDER 4
Collars pr. Mcre> og en- Sis gres1e<
Sc 10000 5tfr. &beg poa &mcben,
lnnu ligger 6els / set bel tire Nor6 0a=
fota og 0els / Set eitre Montona. @n
Gel al &oncben bleb lolgt til 6pefu=
lanter for nogle @ar ii0en, og Sc
lolgte 2an6et til Sar1nere, iom figbte
100 Mcres bber.
= st 8els6 at 1925 CT inbiamlet
til @%fteriegning og Haogribelie al Sc
&erioner, iom belbte Ollie ODER og
lotte Slo poa &cnnetb Mc&en5ie /
Nneto 5. is. Sftober. 0rengen bg6e
nogle Gage ienere UNDER frpgtelige
2i0eller. st &pgte melote fprit, at
sc Meno, iom misbanole6e Gren9en,
bar 6jen0er al 6ooeren pao @rllno
al bans Mooitano moo 8lin6grisbol<
6erne. Mc&en5ie ielp tror BOG, at
l%1gjerninge11 blep forppet al tl1loe
2m1oitrpgere, ser moreOe Jig meo at
tage 0rengens 2p9te, baloe Slier1
ODER bam og iette sSlo paa Den.
= Nnop s. So1es, anfloget for at
8onf i &11gbp, bpis &reiibent ban
bore Moriog til, at 6irlt National
por, gif follit, er / Sarge unber 8e=
bogtntng al Gorenebe Staters Mor-
fhnI. s rptten MnfIader bIep u6fpr.
biget moo bom al 6e Goreneoe Sto
tiers @ran6 Sl1rp. ga ban blep trent
itillet for CONNER Mmioon, blep
D%oerligere $1,000 tilfeiet SEN Gum,
ban maa itilIe iom @m1tion. @an er
MI UNDER $4,000 &nution. Gen for
langte &ortioa1 bill blipe 1faffet till
peje. Sones bleb fanget i~Eros Ell
ter flere Moa1eoers Sggen.
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0|wo..

mr. % Mrs. Sobn guilep !
Maion .gitp Iaeigger Miltpmtfee 8a,
men for en- gritatning for oeres Sgn,
@illie, 9 Mar gammel, iom for ct
Mar iioen blep oreaHaf ct aren, me-
bens ban git fra sfolen til lit &iem.
- EempIe @ranb Operabouie /
greston, ser bab6e foitet $4,000 at
opfere og tilbgrte Srim1rerne, er
totalt ne6bren6t. Sl6en opitoo beo
len @%fsploiion I en- 8unfe Smaaf,,I>
iom laa UNDER Scenen. 8pgningen
er totalt poelagt, og Msiurancen bill
life paa langt ner beffe Snbet.
- 8e6 8a1get / Burlington for
rige l1ge bleb en- glimren6e Seir bum
oct for &omisiionsplanen. Mlle
@ar6s / 8pen gap 6en Maioritet.
@ooltan6en moo BEN nDe SOB bar
nabnlig han6t acknowledgements, ser
frpgte6e for rooifale &eformer UNDER
ct &bmisitons itpre.
- Miis @pelpn @hnitb, en- Is Mor
ganrmel &ige, ser tiente / Storp 81
tn, men bbis Stem bar I Mariball=
tomn, foripan6t for en- Sis ii6en
iporleit, og ingen ane6e, bpor bum
bar blepen al. Mu er ser imi6lertib
fommet 8rep til berr0es S%legtninge
fra benoe. SUN opbolber Jig / Gin
cinnatt, bbor bum er bleben gift meo
fin egen Ste6faoer, ser er 81 @ar
gammel.
Sorrige Senoag gftermio6ae
ao man en- Meteor fare ODER Stint
melen / @erbe6en al Dubuque. e.
mere bar man opoaget> at SEN iplitte=
6es; Ell 0el fal0t ne6 ner DDerpille,
og 6en an6en Gel ner Mancbe1ter
Sen ii6ite beier ODER ct Son og ligs
ger 6Dbt ne0e / Sor6er. ga Meteo=
rem fal6t, rplte0e @niene / Mancbe=
lter og Smegn, og 6en iaa no iom
en- gloenoe 8uibel &1rp, ga sem falbt.
Set brage6e iom al ct Soroenpejr,
meoens Sen Dar I Glugten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

@lorot oe mango Nlatter, lom
Sen fgl. 8orcellainsfabrif / Gioens
2pb bor fremitillet, er bette ltffert en-
al Sc be0ite, ioet SEN ttlful6e tolfer
0en Stemning, iom fom til Sr6e beo
Soften. Sen bur0e fin6es I mango
0anlfe' Stem beropre, og for Dem, Der
operpere6e Soften, ptl 6en blipe ct
finrfommerlt Minoe ON 0enne.
Eriien paa Matten Ct:
Mil1oeplatten, / Yorcellatn .. $500
Minoeplatten / Mll1minta. -. $50
Blatte11 fan orbres fra Tabrifens
alnerifonlfe l16ialgt &oDal @openbo'
gen Horceloin &c., &uoion &
Chambers Gtreet> Seem Dorf City,
og ien6es portofrit til etbbert Ste0
/ Sc 6oreneoe Stater be6 @o0togel=
fen al 8elpfet / Gbecfs eller MoneD
Sr0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

sfrip otter Yrpbcnnmer paa Bette
8laD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

Ge TO %obenfor gjengipne Sllultro=
TONER piler Ell al Sc &1rnitgienitan0e,
fremltille0e al 9en fgl. Yorcellains=
fabrif / &iebenbabn, lom / ganife
1erlig @rao n1oa tiltale banlfe Sine
rifonere, i0et Sc blep fomponereoe /
Mnleoning al Sierbe Suli Do9en paa
2an0suoitillingen / Narbus ii0ite
CONNER.
Get er cit Ylatte, bpis Scribe paa
sem enc SIDE piier 6ribeo5ltotl,en /
SEEM Oorf @ap11, paa SEN onoen ST.
be Snoiejlingen til 9reluno, meo
&ronborg Slot poo bpire SIDE al
Snolgbet. &egnbuerL ser gaar fra
&pit til &plt, ipmbolilerer 6orbinoel=
fen mellem Set gamle Stem og Set
npe, og UNDER 8illeoerne al 6ribeos=
1tat1en og &ronborg ltreffer Jig Ell
tpeoelt @gegre11, UNDER bpilfen Sc
tbenoe 2an0es Napne. Set ne0erlte
al 8illeoerne biler &luttens &epers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10


8aab MIfreo Msoe DuIub fuot at
lii grooer Ole MsoIer, blep taget
for at prre en- Brnrieulp; George
Bomas, Sra3ee, 6rebt al lin Bro.
Der, ser bar beo at puole ct @eb9r;
@birlep @ilion, @tlan6, 6rem al lin
8ro6er.
&eter &iggs al @lenmooo,
8ope County, Minn., er blepen uo-
napnt til Msiiitant Glert for @omi-
teen for %offenligt 2an6, bboraf 5e<
nator &n11te Nelion er 6ormano.
&tggs opertager Sttllingen efter S.
81. s.. &reus at M%inneapolis, iom
af @l1pernsr @berbart bleb uonepnt
til grefutipe glerf.
II Gronf &etbman, anfIaget for
Mor6 paa Sen norife 2age Gbron6
@gge / Moorbeao 8. 6. September
er ii6fte l1ge al Sarpem fienot ifploig
/ Mor6 / an6en @ra6 % 6emtes til
lipsbarigt Sugtbus. &efbmo11 tog
&ien6eIien og Dommen ro1igt. San
u6talte> at bnn lite bar bleben ret
fer6igt beban6let, for6i @tatens @i6<
rer bap6e tolt til $l1rpen. Mrs.
&etbman, Ser bar ttlitebe / @etsia<
len> iegne6e ont bulfen6e, ga FUN bgr-
te &ien6elien.
@r. &bron6 @gge bar fra @eitre
@li6re / 8al6ers og tom til Mmerifa
/ 1882. San itu6ere6e be6 2utber
College / Decorab og Me6icin pe6
Minneiota uniperiitet, bborfra ian
bleb samineret / 1898. San
prafttlere6e / Moorbeab / Is Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Minnefota.

= Martin Miffellm % @arrD
@arb, iom bor 6rebet Gilferi paa
&ainp Safe / CONNER, frpgtes at
bore omfomne UNDER en- beftig
Storm, iom nDlig gift ODER 5gen.
Ceres &anoe er h1n6en fentret og
frosien fat / Sien for no9le Gage fl
Sen. Ser oil blipe ipgt efter 9igene
me6 S1ebebaa6.
- Sagtipionen far frepet Z Men=
nelfelip / Minneiota, nemlig: gilbert
Baum @inono, lfuot al lin 2e5ia=
ger; gilbert @ent5, minneapolis,
orebt paa Sernbanelporet, me0ens
fan bar paa Sagt efter @jort; Ee-
ter Sobnlon, Stilluater, falot, iao
Sfuobet gif al og orebte bam; $.
Mlbert Miller, 5000 2bunoer, ifrot
al lin 9eoioger, me6et1s Sc las / ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Sro Dafota.

- get ganle &acfingbus Stour
Sails er iolgt til 2ouis 6. @ble, Der
er ufjen6t / 5iour Sails, og man
tror, at Fan ban6ler for Smift eller
Mrmour / Chicago. gienoomm1en be-
itaor al 200 Mcres 2an6 og flere
8Dgninger. Sope6bpgntnge1 hep
opfgrt for 2 Mar ii6en.
- @n Merpefeber=Gpi6en raier
peo set norife 8prnebiem / 8eres=
forb. 81 AT 8prnene ligger ipge, og
to al oem er 6eoe al SMoommen.
Ser bar peret Eilf9loe Hanot @iem-
NETS Yerlonale, og 6rpgten for SDg=
oommen er laa ltor, at Set CT nGlten
nmuligt at foa nogen til at arbej0e
peO Siemmet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
BanHk-A nlrrikatak HAITI.

Ninoe fra ben oanftameritanfe Sag po 2auosnbailinsen aarbns
4. SmIi 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

Sfrift er u@piltlerne" (fem 8ino,
1748), ser inoebolot leroe og tent
lomme 8etragtninger oper allebaan=
oe @mner, og ~@oralffe 6abler"
Q751). geo tine mat1ge @frifter
bopoe @olberg tje1t Ell itor 6ormue,
bbilfen ban iatte / Sor6ego6ier, og
6tsie opretteoes 1747 til ct @oroni,
Der teitamentereoes til Set ,1pe Sore
MfQ0emi.
@an 6eoe SEN 25. Sal,uor 1854
&jebenbap11, / Brofesiorgaar6en lige
oper for Observation-Disclosures.
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misconfn.

= SSogtieionen bar fo1tet 81
Menne1fer 2ibet / 5toten @isconiin.
Milmaufee &resleflub far ino=
b116t gr-Treii6ent Gbeo6or &ooiepelt
at bore @ope6taler beo 6ens IS Mars
Sl1btleum, 1om feires neite Mar, oQ
bar oberlo6t til bom at fa1t19tte 3d.
gen for Teltens Mfbolbeli e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
Cuooig 9o6erg.
(6ortj. fra Side ~

90 ban bIep nniberlitets 4bgltor
inotil 1851. Otter en- ifarp &olemtt
imoo M. SOBER fog &olberg 1719 ino
poo &oeiien og begpnote lit pittige
tragifomiife @eltebigt "&eoer Poors" ,
fom itrofs ponot meget 8ifal6 Il ct
glor tire Splog), men ogiaa pafte Ell
1terf Storm GiGr at ST.. &o1tgooro).
1922 fulgte u@ans Miffellens fire
Sfamteoigte" n1eo ct GoriparSifrift
for &pinoefj6nnet5' Emancipation,
ser par er1 al @olbergs D%nolingston=
fer, og iomme Mor bans FEM ferlte
Schneider, in6til 1927 ialt 90. 6or=
men optog @olberg fra Moliere, Sc
1taoe16e tppiife Gigrrer par EFT Mrp
fra Stolie,1erne, og enfelte Soccer
loonte Fan fra flasiiife eller Sc ,1Dere
it%olienife oe franife Stpffer; me11
1elpe &oroftererne benteoes fra Den
4eben6e bonlfe @orger= og 8on0e=
iton6, oon1 fe Spoer 1filoreoes, .og
fortrinsbis rette0e ian tit Spmarf=
1ombeb poa at befempe gengie Sore
itilinger og ltno0er Gmoraliiere"
Dor Spgopen). 1926 uogop &olberg
fine vSorponblinger", ct Slags Ha-
ro0i poo Sbibs; men efter &jeben=
bobns 8ronb 1928 og iier UNDER
Gbriition VI's pietiitiffe Staggering
ben9ap ban Jig nGiten ale1te til al
ifribe populere bioenlfabelige Seer
fer 6els for at uobreoe npttige &rno.
ifober / bis &re0s, 6els for at opopr
fe set oanife Sprog til pioenifabelif
@r1,g (0onmorfs og Norges 8eifri
pelie 1929, ny l16gope 1749 mes 81
tel eeiltlige og %berosli9e Stot; Gan
morfs &i9es @iitorie i1otil 6reoeri'
III, 1924, 3 8in6; &irfebiitori'
inbtil &efornationen 1889, 2 @in6
Seoiif @iitorie 1742, 2 8in6, iam
@folebpeer / &iitorie og @eograf
1875 o9 Settles oa @eltinoers fam
menli9ne0e @iltorie, 1888 ol
1745). Men pe6 Chen 0eraf fret
@olberg poa Satin fine @pigromme'
Q737 og 2epneosfiloringer ianu
~@iels &lin1s u1oerjoroiife &ejle'
G741), en- iatiriif &oman, I bbilfe1
@ol6erg mes itort 9une ipotter opc1
olleboanoe politilfe, moralife og 10
ciale Gaarifnbcr bos @l1ropas 6olfe
flag. S fine morallfe Ionfer d744,
polennilere0e @olberg iiGr ino(
oonolps sllrt1oritetstro poo~bet reli
gigie Omraooc. Otter 1746 l1ogal
ban igien II &pnebier, tiloels 0og a
rinoe Gpr0, men bab0e III sem @lG
Sc at le SEN banife Sfnepla6s ila'
fat &oo bos Solicit. Sans ii0it
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10
cdnO6mdn0.

tgt ~. &EI #a4IFH 81 a&E 4
Den 81 n re 6 e anot
bill mo6tage &errerne al Ben 6an.
tie % 6anif-amerifanife &oloni pao
&otel Mitor, Simes Square, Seem
Sort @itp, SEN 80. December ferit.
fommen6e, &l. 8. @fterm., og in6bp'
ser enbper al 6isie paa bet~biprte'
ligfte.
Carl @ane en- ra ~ +,
80 / II H.,
Dani TO merifm1lf Selifabs @reii'
Dent, ser MI er penot ttlbage fra fin
Sommerreiie / Donmarf, og iom |
Sll1tningen al iio1te Maane6 bol6t
en- &efe Soreorog / banife Ting.
6omsforeninger / 9iten, bar forrige
@anbag Mften 9@resgieft be6 Ell
Samnenfoml It / Seem Sort al Danif'
Mmerifanif @elifab. Selifabets 81
cepreiibent, @ntreprenpr 30. 6,
Mab1en, bol6t Galen for bam fon'
ben, ser bar De itprite 8etingel1er for
/ @elten at u6bre6e &ien6ifabet til
5eIlfabet blarbt 2anosmenb. Sc,
n%eralfoninl Clan talte for Can't
Mmerifanif @edifab iom en- centrali
ieren6e Snltitution, ser bill iamGe alt.
boob ser fan gibe u6trDf for &ier'
ljgbe6en til bpn6 ser er 6onif. 9e1
pnifer at bore set Organ, giennem
bbilfet 6anife Goreninger beropr'
benben6er Jig til Dunlferne biemm
Sen oanife vM iI1ioner.
Srnmp"
8enianrin &io6er, bbis &anoringe1
element Stater1re III at og til ba1
bobt 2eiligbe6 til at omtale, bar for
laget lit omfloffenoe 2tp og bill be
gDn6e en- Notwithstanding / 9n
lutb, bpor fam noeluffen6e oil bonol'
me6 @obberaftier. Set 6er .bar for
oorloget, at Sen meget omtalte Sm
flaffer oil llaa fig tilro peo en- it'll
fer6ig borgerlig Npringspet er, ion
man fun6e bente, Sen olmegttg'
L&ierligbe0. timber ct Spbolb Mtn
nelotos Gptllingbper for nogle uge1
li6en, UNDER bpilft ban forfDn6t'
5ociolismens frafttge 2ere, b1et
ban fanget al ct &ar mi1oe 9ine, 6e1
tilbgrte en- pen 6anif ungm6. 81
blep efter bba6 &i66er forteller for
Iobe6e / 80 Minntter efter set fgrlt;
Meoe, iom foreeif / ct. Saul, oe
8rplluppet ifl1l6e efter 8eitemmelier
ltaa / Sirs6ogs / 911lutb, UNDER er
9epartementsbutifs Muipicier. @ans
8ru6s @obn ct @flen Gbriitenien.
Benjamin &t6oer, ser flyer fig a:
prre Mfa6emifer fra &iebenbapnS
%1niberiitet, far / 13 Mar ban0ret pat
frDbs og tpers giennem Mmertfa
oels poa lin 500, oels 1om Sriposia
ger meo 6rogt= og &aSiagertren
Mlt imellem bar fan bolot iocialiiti
tie 6ore0rag, r1e11 bor olorig for
fpn6t 6en melt ra6ifale @t0e al 6e1
9Gre. San forlanger iaaleoes iff'
&onfiifation, beller life ligelig Ger
being al @jen6om, rten ban e
parmt i%nteresieret / 6orbeoring al .
fattige @asiers 2ibspilfaar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-12-10

bleb u6efsmineret / 1898. &on
prafttiere6e / Moorbea6 / 16 gar.
miseoniin.
Sagtieionen bar fo1tet 81
Menneifer 2ibet / @toten @isconlin.
- Milmol1fee @res1eflub far in6=
buot @r=Ereit6ent &beo6or &ooiebelt
at bore 9ope6taler beo 6ens 25 Mars
$nbtleum, lom feires nelte Mor, oq.
bor ooerloot til bom at fait1ette Da<
gen for Geltens Mfbol6elie.
= @enrp 81. @%unoerion / Hortage
far ertleret fig iom &anoioat for
@eneralo6pofat for set republifanife
&rimerpolg / @eptember. @unber<
Jon ct fg6t / Columbia County al
nor1fe Sorel6re, er @roouent al
@isconiin %l1niperli tet og tog Sen iu<
rioilfe 9oftorgra6 be0 @oll1mbia
uniperlitet. @an far ii6en 1904 be-
ret 0i1triftsa6pofot for Columbia
County.
&pen Yatcbgrobe / Nerbe6e1
al Sennimore bar 1t6ite nge 1er gao
ct op / 6lammer, og 6en blep alene
frellt be6 Ell rigelig G%oripning me6
&jernemelf. SSlben opito6 / @abber-
mans Weeiert, lom .ne6brenbte. Ser
oanneoes iao en- Span6ebrigabe, iom
bentebe 500 Span6e s. ernemelf fra
Meieriets ltore Giiterne, bporpe6 81
SEN bleb forbinoret / at brebe fig.
= Denn1s Sfellp, 8ogtman6 peb
Sernbaneltationen / &enoibo og en- al
8pens el6ite og beo1t fien0te 8orge=
re, bleb li6ite l1ge .6rRbt al ct Sern=
bonetrGn UNDER 6ori9g paa at frelle
et Mennelfelip. &ellp iao en- &bin6e,
ser lfpnote fig til lit Mrbejoe og lGb
ODER en- Sernbonefrp6sning netop
iom ct Sren fom in6 / lterf Sart,
Suns @oab bleb life bert, og ban
iprang berfor u6 / 6poret og faiteoe
ben6e tilli6e; bborbe6 Fan frelite ben=
6es 2ib, men ielb blep Fan fjbrt ne6
og ornbt poo 6te6et.
= Sigpol6 M.. 9boIe al ga
GroSie, en- ung Nan6 pao 19 Mar>
Ser ligger lipsfarlig ipg, bor 1fianfet
100000 til oct lutberife &olpitol Ger
/ 8pen. @an lioer of Guberfuoie, al
bpilfen Spg6om bans Sober ogoe for
20 Mor lioen, fort fer ben n11ae
Mon6 blep fg6t. 6aoeren bar en-
meget belltooenoe Gemmer= og 2an6-
bon6ler / Ga @rosie, og 5igbal6
4pole orbebe f[ere @unore6e Tu1in6
Collars efter bam. San bor boet
bos i'm @o0er, og bons to Seitre
boer / 8Den. @ele 9bale Tormuen
onilaoes at bore per0 en- Million
Collars. @aben til @olpitalet gigr
Bette gjel6frit.
-@n &ierligbeosaffere> ser fat
i'm l16gong fra 8pmisiionen / ga
@rosie, SEN eneite uSramp 9. sc. 6.
i; g." meIIem Chicago og Minneapo=
liz, bil faa fin forelebige Mfilrtning
/ Sl&len, i6et CHARLES Gilbert, en-
ompen6t Sramp og forbenperen0e
Selegrafi1t / Canada, ga oil gifte fig
nreo Mrs. @amie @anion, Ser er
befien6t for i'm. Observation-Disclosures.
6or flere Mar ii6en bleb Gilbert al
ifeoiget poa @runo al N olporlig
| Sell, ion ian bapoe giort Jig ifploiy
/, me6ens ban Bat beruiet / Siene=
item. @i6en bar ban 6raget omfring
lom Ell Sramp. S Ga @rosie fit ban
9eltrtum. 5i6en i'm 0mben6elie bar
Gilbert bGret &eiien6e for en- @n.
grosban6el | ga @rosle.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-17
BOY THROWN
FROM AUTO
Youngster Had PiIoted the
Machine to the New Bridge
Stopped Suddenly.
LANDED HEAD FIRST

= William Doglinski, of 52S Jacques
street, lies at his home in serious con
dition, the result of being hurled head
first from rapidly moving automobile
Saturday. He is suffering from con-
cussion Of the brain besides numerous
contusions about the body.
He was injured while engaged in a
practice that small boys of the town
take delight in. He had piloted an
auto to the new bridge across the Rari-
tan river and when the machine slowed
up for him to alight the sudden jerk
caused by the application of brakes
hurled him from his position on the
running board and he landed head first
on the bithulitic pavement ON upper
Market street. He was rendered un-
conscious and the party in the auto re-
manned with him until he revived suf-
ficiently to be taken homt. The boy
later said the autoists promised him ff-
ty cents the next time they came to
this city.
DR.. G. w. Tyrrell, who attended him,
found him badly injured though it is
expected he will recover. The names
or address of the occupants of the ma
chine was not learned, as they sped on
their way soon afterward
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-17
WOULD HAVE A
STEAMER FOR
GARF|ELDS
Chief Larson So Recommend
ed to the Board Of Alder
men Last Night.
SAYS PRESSURE is LOW
Is THAT VICINITY
Has Selected a Site for
New Fire House for Com
pany--New Hose Needed.

At meeting of the Board of AL
dermen last night, number of re-
commentators were received from
George T. Larson, chief of the fire de-
partment.
The recommendation were as fol-
lows: That property be purchased
in the vicinity of Amboy and Hall
avenues as a site on which to erect
q suitable fire house for Garfield
Hose Company; that the house be
erected and a steamer and hose
wagon be purchased for the company;
that 1000 feet of hose be purchased
for the department as soon as pos
Bible; that the asphalt block pave
ment, which is being laid on State
street between Smith and Market
streets be extended from the curb
line to the doors of Protection Hook
& Ladder Company and Lincoln En-
gine Company's house.
The latter was referred to the COM
mittee on streets and sewers and 9th
er recommendations were referred
to the committe on fire.
In conversation with a NEWS re-
porter, Chief Larson said that a
steamer was badly needed in North
Amboy, on account of the poor water
pressure. He added that recent
fire in that section, when 1000 feet
of hose was used, demonstrated it
clearly. The Garfleld's territory is
much higher than the rest of the
city, and the pressure is consider
ably less than in the business sec
ton. The chief says that the 1000
feet of hose is needed at once.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-17
WANTS ROPES REMOVED
FROM THE GRASS PLOTS

Hans F. Anderson, of State and Com
merce streets, thinks that the Board
of Aldermen should compel property
owners in all parts of the city who have
distractions on their sidewalks to re-
move them. A petition to that effect
was received by the Board of Alder
men from him last night.
In the petition Mr.. Anderson declares
that the distractions he has reference
to in particular, are certain wires,
ropes and other guards which many
property owners place along their
walks to keep pedestrians from tramp
ling on their grass. Mr.. Anderson
says that these guards are distractions
and menace to the safety of the gen.
eral public, especially at night. The
petitioner states in his communication
that on certain night last week while
passing house on High street he trip
ped over one of these distractions and
was badly bruised. He also asserts
that there are number of the grass
guards on High street between Broad
and jefferson streets that he would
like to see them removed, not only for
his own benefit but for the benefit of
the general public.
In the day time, Mr.. Anderson says,
it is an easy matter toskeep on the four
foot flag stone, but at night when one
steps off to pass another pedestrian,
there is danger of being tripped up by
ropes or wires.
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee on streets and sewers, who will
it and report back later.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-17
WAS HURT IN
AUTO CRASH
Mrs. James Stafford Meets
With Accident While in
New Brunswick.
S. F. S0M0GYPS CAR

AS the result of an automobile in
which she was riding being struck
by a trolley car of the Public Ser
vice Corporation, in New Brunswick
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. James
Stafford, of 274 State street, is con-
fined to her bed to-day, with severe
bruises on both sides of the head,
and her jaws stiff from being thrown
against the seat of the automobile
when IL was struck.
Mrs Stafford, with Lawyer Stephen
F. Somogyi, of 121 Smith street, left
here about 1.30 o'clock yesterday to
go to the surrogate's Office In New
Brunswick in Mr.. Somogyi's Ford
runabout, to have her husbands will
probated. When at the corner of
Paterson and George streets, the
trolley struck the automobile in the
rear. Mr.. Somogyi glanced back in
time, swerved the machine to one
side, which probably saved them both
from serious injury.
Mrs. Stafford was unconscious for
a few minutes, but was later revived
sufficiently to walk to the drug store
of s. g. Rust, in George street. where
she was attended by DR.. Rice, che
Of the physicians of the Public Ser
vice. Mr.. Somogyi, who was at the
wheel, was not injured. Mrs. Stat
ford, after the accident, was able to
go to the surrogate's office, and later
returned to this city by trolley.
The rear wheel of the automobile
was smashed, one of the tenders,
step and steering rod were bent. Mr..
Somogyi telephoned to Frank His
dorf, in this city, for rear wheel
from his automobile. It was sent
out on trolley car and Mr.. Somogyi
returned home with his automobile
early in the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-17
GO
ON The OUTING
About rs Enthusiasts Went
from This City and as
Many from South Amboy.
STEAMER GLEN is USED

The prominent democrats of the
county started for Donnelly's Grove,
at College Point, L. l., today. Though
the weather is anything but attractive
several hundred people went OF the ex-
cursion.
About hundred from this city, In
cluding many prominent city officials
boarded the steamer Glen when it
stopped at the N. Y. & N. ]. Steam
boat dock. 1t was after IL O'Clock
before the steamer pulled into the local
dock. Long before 1890 o'clock, the
time set for the arrival of the steamer
the men gathered at the foot of Smith
street. The chilly weather caused
many to wear top coats.
1t was about 11:30 o. 'clock when they
got away from here. Senator SilzeI
came here to board the boat. What
the crowd lacked in numbers was made
up in enthusiasm.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1909-08-17
WANT ASPHALT BLOCK
PUT ON KING STREET

A petition was received by the Board
of Aldermen last night signed by
Thomas Grieves, and thirteen others
asking that King street be paved with
asphalt block. 1t was referred to the
committee on streets and sewers and
may be acted on at the adjourned meet.
ing Thursday night.
King street extends only from Smith
to Market streets and as it has been
the intention of the council for some
time to pave it, the matter is not like
ly to be further delayed. Some time
ago the aldermen stated that they in
tended to pave every cross street that
entered Smith street in the business
section, and King street was included
in the list
Although by the law council hove the
power to pave any street whether the
property owners do or don't petition,
they have made it their policy only to
lay pavements that are favored by the
majority Of the property owners on the
streets.