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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

2ars Sfrefsruo, Gan
"Reminiscences beremte 2e6er, feire6,
5. 5. 6ebruar 70 Mor> i6et ban fpo
tes pao 6aaberg / @u6bran6s6oIer
1910. Com @ut bite ian flor See:
lelplt; efter &onfirmationen blep ba:,
Mefantfer, men font / let Seljfat
o. bleo 6bmt til 4 Mors Strafarbei=
Sc for at babe 6eltaget / ct Snobru0.
S 6engilet bleb ian friiteligt bait
og beilutte0e at blipe Mislioner
Ser lerte fan ogiaa tiff og engelif
og almin0elige @folefag, og efter
straffetioens u6lgb, iamti6ig mes
at fan arbei0e0e / lit @aanoperf,
ltuoereoe ban 0g6e og lepen6e 6prog
lamt @uiif / lin Griti6.
San ipgte 0ptogelie paa @tab=
anger MiSiionsifole> 1ne1r opnaae6e
life bette, rejlte iaa til en- tiff Mis-
lions fole, bpor fan bleb fien6t mes
9anifen 8grreie1, iom iioen blep
bans man9eaartge @e0arbei6er
Snoien. S 1868 reilte ioo Sfrefs-
ru6 til en- tpif Misiion / Sn6ien,
bpor ban burtigt lerte 5proget iao
f%nlofomment, at ban funbe preoife
poo BET. So &ar efter toni 8prre1en
og mart efter begDn6te Sc oeres
MiSiion blanbt 6e btl6e, reberlfe
Santboler, ser bar baaret iao gooe
6rngter, at 6e friitne Menigbeoer i
Santbafiltan nl1 teller 10000 Meo<
lemrner. Ser er rl1not / @antbali-
fton ODER 20 Observation-Disclosures, iom
banner ierlige Menigbeoer, foru0er1
Santbal- &o1onien / Msiam, bpor-s@tee<
9leringen bor iolgt Misitoner en-
manufacturing, iom blir foIoniieret
at t@rt1t11e Santbaler.
s%frefsrnos itore Mrbeioe og bans
;merfelige ACKNOWLEDGED bar operolt
.paft flor 9pmerfiombeo. SON er !
8eiiooelie at en- nbeielig Gnergi, ltor
geltalenbe6 % megen 2eroom, Des-
barre bar Sfrefsruo, iom befietot,
! lengere M0 beret ipg, og Sc lioite
Meloinger fra gantbaIiitan gaar us
paa, at &%ilitonoen er uforanoret
6lere Misiionsforeninger og STE
neutrality-suspicious. / 8riitiania oa
o11ore 8Derl minoe6es 20 Mors Daaen
Geftligbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

Sans Seeer bpb. Deu
/ fin Sis iaa meget omtalte ,1orl f.
6orfatter Sans Seger CT afgaoet be0
0poc1 / en- Nloer at Sc Mor.
ll,r0er Sc iterfe 8rponinser /
Mioten al S0=Morene, bpor lerli9
8isrnitierne 8iernion .bapoe taget
&ompen op mes SEN m1o6erne Matl1=
rolisme, pafte Sans Segers to
8in6s @oma1 Sra &riitiania-8o>
bemeu" meo be benipnslpie @fit=
orineer al fibrslige 6orbol6, for life
at tole ON @rugen al leben6e 800
beller, en- 0piigt, ser tiIiioit gab Zig
l1oilag | retslig Siltale moo 6orfat.
teren. 8e6 @pieiterets 9om blep
&omanen fonfiiferet ogs Sans SSeger
ioemt 60 Cages Mrreit. Do 8oger1
imt6Ierti6 Set fgleenoe aar uofon1
paonp / Sberige, blep Sorfattere!1
after tiltalt % 6emt til $50 Cages
@rreit, forl,0en cit flor 8s6e. Suns
SGeer flpgteoe til @aris og ifreo
ber lin life minore anitpoelige So:
"Spf &iarligbeo", ser beller iffc
nofom offentlig, men ioletes pripat.
Selp abiolute Mo6iton6ere al
Sans Segers gm1epalg og Grem=
itillingsart in6remme6e pillig, at Scr
II be99e Sc nepnte Bigger, / Saroe<
lesbeo oog ~@rtitianio<8 obemen"
fonotes ri9e &i6nesbpr6 ON 6igteriif
@pne. SSfte min6it i Maturitilorin<
eerne bur ser imutfe og fslte Sing.
Sgioo lelpe oen ipse 2iaenifab
gioroe ct p~erionliet ian6oru Sno.
trpf. Men / beres &elbeb Dor oisjc
8bger lige iaa fraitp6enoe iom for
lige. Set bor MaturoIismens 8ranq.
1ioe, Der ber pen6tes no, 6ens
@rqngbille6e, ser maatte oprere
etbbert 1toturltet og iun6t Menneife.
S Strioens Seoe tog / bbert ToI6 /
Noree Dog ogiao forifielIige Borti
for 8bgerne. gu turbe neppe Me-
ningerne ON 6em life 1angere bore
bette.
Sans Seger bar me6 ollie fine 81
acknowledgment afboI6t al fine
gomle 8enner. Sans 1i6ite Mar bar
11eppe lpie. Sans urolige Mot11r
boboe ipeget bans Sfiebnes Sroooe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

8polt al &gg. Raa @aar-
sen Mistpe0t / Sanbsper in6trai
iurgaI,gen. slften en- nofiaa FIELDER!
lllpffe, iSet II &ipr tilberenoe
@oaro6r,laer Sans Sofob &lepitao
hlcp fpolt al &eg. @lepitao bap@
bol0t poo mes nogen Separations
orbejoer / 1ieiet og 1fl1loe blan6t
or1oet tine op ct Gonbiprine. Ser
l11Her CT ionoipnligpis noget. Cog
mig eller Sogflis blepet ontenot og
bar ligget og ulntet, me6ens @aaro=
brll9eren por fronere11oe. 9o ban
pes 9=Sioen ON Alftenen Denote til
boge til Strict, par 6ette ful6t al
Gpg. II &reaturer bar allereOa
fralte, meoenS tire en6nu Iepe0e.
&icrcne bar lont as ureret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

en- 8 aug + ane 0 {
g 8 ogertrofi teufes
onIa9t fra @iotituen Stoppeiteo PEG
&olmenfolboner % til @ilbelmsbpi.
en- iam1let 2emgoe paa 1--1h Sim.
Som Dripfraft er tentt aubenot
Gleftricitet. 8are,1 pil gaa i @pi6c
meo Sretoppene. On iaaoan 2uf-
bane for misunderstanding efsiite.
rer life fpr / @orge.
Morges &ipoinhfsr t.
iel I. Stutsraa6t bar peotoget al
forelegge Stortbinget Gorilag ON ct
ierlig &ontrol me6 porteret, letioltc
&ieo, set %iaafal6te ~Genoefibo"
Snofpriel al ioa6ant &iso ifal funn'
oirigeres oper beitemte 8per, oe' Sc
fan poalegges en- @fgift for &on
trollem. Ser oil ogiaa blipe fore
ilaoet cit Mfgift for &ontrol at feri
sIagtefipo, io1n inoferes fra l10lan
Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

@nfer 20 + | II c
~ eobpe or afgaaet peo Gpoen
&riI1ionio / cit NIber at bel 70 @or.
Miosoe. Ser Dor erp Spnne6atter al
Gio:uolosmanoeu Sobn Sarbreoen,
ION nor Ell Sen % iprig 8eunorer
al SONS Nielien @a1ge, bar feot pao
@ooroen Meohs / 8erg pe6 6reorits=
baIo. @enoes 6aoer, Sons Sobnien
ssrbrsoen, berte og{aa til Gauges
&enner o. bar eli meget agtet oa
oibolot Mono / lin 8pgo. Com Sc.
pis roo, bpor benbes Spen6e iatte
Nris poa benbe, fan nepnes, at Sen
S%ieneltepi9e, bun bapoe be6 lin Dp0,
bar 81 Nar sommel og ban6e betet
/ heuoes @us bele lit 9ib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

u otprhriit for S l.
ifeiortpe Som ct Se9'1
pao. / hpiIfen fnlnsial llol tr9t111119
aolnIe Uiifefartsier omoanneS til
Motor= Iortsier, meooeles, at Der
olue / Sron1sp Mnnt iioe1 Nopember
Mooneo al GGrflteoer og Stibs=
rurftcr CT inSiat minolt $50 @oto=
rcr / Iiiteiar1sjer. 0ette repraie'1=
1erer eiter Ell lor @ercgning mtnolt
en- Gnroi al 100000 ST. 9ertil
fommer. at eli bel Gel 6iifere bar
lonct initallere Motorer paa tine
@icmittoer, % oper Intallet al oisle
bopes ingeu @eregning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

mrs. Sarab 8ull, Ole
@ull: Gnfe, bar iomn1en 1neo TN
Cater. Iru Slea Bull Saugbon,
Nnleonina al 1oO=NarS=Gn9e for
Ole Bulls Iroiel ltillet 5000 8r.
til 2ispolition ior Ole 9r,ll=Ton=
octs Stpre. Yensene ifal nooeleS
ipm Stipenbier til 5fueiptller= og
Srfeiterperionolet neo 8ergens no.
tioualc See,,e ian1t til Meolemmer
al Neracns @rigaoes Mulitforps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

5pen6 Gopn 90 $ liz
trus istonso IN
uogier efter Gra0rag al Mrpeafgi!t
11oaet oper 1908, 900 &roner, ber-
bos tilfommer bet ct aarii9 &ente>
belpb al $50 &r. at ~Speno 6op'l
og @l1itrus 2egot." 6onoets oarlige
Snotegter, efter at ian1tlige l1ogifs
fer er oetfeoe, foroeles til forlfieIz
lige, nermere opregne0e friltelige
% firfelige 6ormaal, p~el0e0i9e Stif,
teller o.. I. @e6 fprite u6oeling !
1910 u66eles @isiionsfonoets Sno<
tegtsoperif116 Site 9ecember 1909.
@eo 6on6ets aontor / SgnSberg a,1>
iettes JONI &asierer og screenings
ferer eli Srriit, ser tillige forretter
lom Sefreter for Stpret. Sen MI
f%ungeren6e Gorretningsfsrer, ODER
re~tsiagferer II. 2ourant5on, forret>
ter iom laaoan. Sbenb SOM 6s6e ;
1894 og bans @nfe / 1895.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04

l1lpffe @sgsfior6.
.. 5. 6ebruor reiite en6el 6iifere
fra @pgsfioro 1,oooer til 6iifeperene.
Ser ble1te en- fritz @,1ling, neite,l
5torm lengere nor6oper, % 90 ei
Dampifib iamme Gags Gftermi66ae
anleb 4operpif og rapportereoe, al
man l10enfor ser bap6e pasieret en-
6iiferbaa0, iom 6rep mes @ielen I;
8eiret, begpn6te man at frpgte for,
at en- ltlpffe Dor ben6t. senere paa
0ogen fom 6olf fra &egsfioro til,
boge til @operptf fra &o,1geiuno for
at ie9e efter Sen labne6e 8ao6. 81
man fanot Sen 6ripen6e / @erbe6en
at &eiebar6e. Set anta9es, at rIpf.
fem bar funoet @te1 ON gftermio6o.
gen be6 1=Si6er u6enfor @meritat.
fen. 9e 4, iom ieile6e / @aaoem,
og' iom ct forulpffet, opgipes at
pere: Soban Glerli, gift og efter,
laoer Zig gnfe, Gn6re Mrne, Shore
6aarebolmen og Mlfre6 Arne, iamt.
lige biemmeberen6e / Sole.
Set er an6en @ong i 2pbet al fort
Sio at ltlpffen bar rant &egsfioro,
toet fornplig 6 8erioner 6erfra for
.ulpffeoe poa @aufeIiobon6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-03-04
norge. >
ennnet Gill. Sen

g apnet Sfib. Sen I
Grou,n,c,r bienmeberenoe Sor1per
uMert,,r" oieif sen 22oe San''ar ira
0rou,n,eu til @ocbelter er9Aano,
Man bor liocn life bert roget III
Sfibet % iry9ter, at bet er torl1lt.
Set bopoc - ManoS 9e1etnl1g.
113 Mor a III nj e CT
slbe( 9ino gIiasien i @ranonl, w
toten, ps a%ntoselis 5fanoinap1enS
eIolte Mono. Mbel bar Ser9e'
SEN Sis, ga @nsellfmeaoene laa pof
SOARING ocrborte / forrige Aarbl'np
oreoe. @on CT itor % ltert % TEL
life uo for at pere oper 20 Nor gam
mel. Mbel blep gift for 5o1e @anE
/ 1894.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
SOUTH RIVER IN FIGHT
WITH PUBLIC SERVICE
spe0laI to tAs EYENINe NEWS.

South River, May 25:-The bor-
ough of South River and the Public
Service Gas Company are now at
war. The Public Service claims the
right to lay pipes in the streets
throughout MiddIesex county under
an act of the legislature passed In
1870 which gave that privilege to
the New Brunswick Gas Company,
which they bought put and accord
ingiy sent lot of gas mains to this
borough. They were unloaded upon
the street and Mayor Joseph Mark
at once seized them and stored them
upon the borough property. The
borough contends that the company
must first get franchise before it
can operate gas main there.
On the advice of the borough
counsel. Peter r. Daily, they have
notified the Public Service that they
will recognize no forty-year-old
right. claiming that the non-use of
the privilege for So long a period
makes it necessary for them to prove
their rights In some competent
court. Till that is done the borough
will refuse to permit them to lay gas
mains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
KEYPORT

Commodore w. A. Gill, of the
keyport Yacht Club. is preparing to
take a trip up the Hudson river, to
Tarrytown, in his. new motorboat.
lie intends leaving here Saturday.
John Hess, Jr.. has purchased the
funker bakery business from the
estate OF M. Yunker, and will take
immediate possession. The business
is the largest of it's kind here.
Miss Kate Magee is seriouly i'll at
her home in Elizabeth street.
Richard s. White, of this place.
has made arrangements to have DR..
G. G. Hoagland's trotting horse for
the summer. DR.. Hoagland used the
horse in his practice here. but since
purchasing a Hupmobile auto has
found the horse unnecessary during
the summer.
James Walling has an abscess on
one OF the fingers Of his left hand.
Edward Chapman, Jr.,N of this
place. has severed his connections
with the Gotham National Bank, of
New York city, and returned to his
home here.
Mrs. George w. Tilton and daugh-
ter, of this place, who have been
spending several months with rela-
tives in England, are expected home
this week.
Freedom Council No. 80, Daugh-
ters of Liberty, of this place, will
celebrate their fifteenth anniversary
with an entertainment, by profess
sional talent, In their lodge rooms
tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
SOUTH AMBOY

Frank Mcdonnell, of Jersey City,
spent yesterday in South Amboy with
his brother, Chief Mcdonnell, of
Church street.
City Engineer Mason, of Perth
Amboy, was in South Amboy yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. William Woodward. of Main
street. spent yesterday with friends
in Morrisville, Pa.
Miss Gertrude Scully, of First
street, was a Newark visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Thompson and daugh-
ter spent yesterday afternoon with
friends in South Amboy.
e. S. Mason, of Broadway, was a
New York visitor yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Safran, of Feltus
street, spent yesterday afternoon out
of town.
Mrs. August Behn, of Stevens ave-
nue., was visitor at the city hospital
in Perth Amboy Her son, Willie.
who is under treatmenh is recover
ing as rapidly as possible
= Mrs Elmer Parisen, of David
street, is visiting friends in Jersey
City.
The trends of Mrs. James Scully.
of First street, no doubt will be
pleased to learn that she Is quite
rapidly recovering and it is expect
ed that in few weeks she will be
able to return to her home.
Mrs. Roy Masterson. of David
street, Is visiting her parents at
at Elizabeth
Mrs. G. e. Applegate, Of Swan
Hill, spent yesterday with friends
out of town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
SEWAREN

A few in Sewaren are Interested
in the Plainfeld horse show. which
is to be given June 2, 8 and 4. A
Few expect to drive over for the oc-
casion.
me Hotel Sewaren is gradually
hlling for the summer and many of
the patrons Of last year are return
ing
Miss Stoddard entertained the His
tory Club this afternoon at her
home.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Grant.
who spent the winter in New York
city, have returned to their summer
home on the cliff road.
The drawings for the Decoration
Day tennis tournament took place at
the club house Monday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
kEASBEY

Miss Ida Fullerton Is spending
several days with Mrs. James Law
less, of Metuchen.
Miss Mary Fee attended a recep-
tion in Chrome Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Matthew Lund and sons
spent Tuesday with Mrs. James John
son. vs.
Miss Rose Friedman was an out
of-town visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William James Full
lerton and daughter, Ethel, were
Perth Amboy visitors Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. j. Esberg was an out-of-town
visitor yesterday
Mrs. Frederick Waltz and son. of
Perth Amboy, spent Tuesday with
relatives in town.
William Reid was Perth Amboy
visitor last night.
Frank Fee, Sr., spent Tuesday ev-
ening In Perth Amboy.
Julius Hocubovich was a visitor in
Perth Amboy Tuesday evening.
Prayer meeting will be held in the
Keasbey chapel Thursday evening at
7:45.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
BARN BURNED
AT TMATAWAN;;
NEGRO is HELD
special to the EVENING NEWS.

Matawan, May 25:-A barn be-
longing to Mrs. e. D. Ward, togeth-
er with its contents. was burned to
ground Monday night. 1t contained
five tons of hay, two cows and some
chickens. Frank Brown, a colored
man, who had been employed bv
Mrs. Ward, was discharged Mon
day afternoon and he was suspected
of setting the barn ON fire. He was
arrested on trolley car near Red
Bank and Is now in the county Jail
at Freehold.
The colored man had not been
giving satisfaction In his work and
Mrs. Ward decided to let him go. He
did not like 1t much when he was
discharged and went away muttering
to himself. 1t was o'clock Monday
night, Just after dark, that a glare
was noticed in the direction of the
barn. The flames had gained much
headway by that time and the best
that could be done was to save the
surrounding buildings 1t is be-
lieved that the discharged workman
hung about the neighborhood until
dark and then got his revenge. He
made his escape on trolley car, go
ing toward the shore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. Lawrence Moore spent Tues
day in Newark.
Mrs. ]. q. Drumpleman attended
a luncheon at Caldwell today.
Mrs. w. X. Franklin spent yester-
day in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Chase celebrat-
ed their fifth wedding anniversary
yesterday.
The small boy is delighted with
the new combination candy, chewing
gum and peanut slot machine recent
ly placed about town.
The residence of Mrs. Rebecca
Norris, in Railway avenue, is being
painted.
A young cold belonging to T. ].
DUNCAN. is at pasture in the lot adj
Joining j. Dunne's residence. in
amusement to the children Of the
neighborhood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
... MATAWAN

James Fury's mother and cousin
Mrs. NJ. Cody and Mary Walsh, and
friend, Gertrude Maher, all of Tren-
ton. are here on visit at the Mata-
wan House.
Miss Kathryn Terhune is home for
few days from school.
Mrs. Patrick McCue, of Lakewood,
Is spending several days with Mrs.
J. b. Lambertson.
Mrs. George Dawson is on q visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark,
of New Brunswick.
Miss Marjory Terhunes pet horse,
Duke" died Sunday. He was sew
enteen years old. He had acute in
digestion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
KEASBEY FIRE COMPANY
HAS ANNUAL ELECTION
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


Keasbey. May 25:-An election of
officers of the Protection Fire Com
pany, No. 1, of Keasbey, took place
Monday night The following off,
GERS were elected for the term Of one
year. President, Jacob Bertram;
yice-president, r. Froehlieh; secre-
tary, G. H. Alexander; treasurer, J.
Schilcox; ergeant-at-arms, P. John
son; chief, L. e. Meyer; assistant
chief, James Quish; foreman of hose
division, Claus Lund; assistant fore
man OF hose division. w. Romer;
foreman of truck division, J. Brun-
sky; assistant foreman Of truck di-
vision, M. Lund.
After the election refreshments
were served and the balance OF the
evening was spent In pleasant
manner.
An anchor to windward-an ad. in
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
TEACHERS AT
KEYPORT FOR
COMING YEAR
Special to The EVENING NEWS.

opectdt TO the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, May 25:-The teachers
who have been engaged for the
school year 1910-1D11, by the Board
OF Education, are: A. M. Dick, prin-
cipal; Misses Eleanor Van Brake,
Ruth Goodrich, Adeline e. Stone,
Sarah Il. Twichell, Ada f. Poole.
Mary A. Morrell, Marjorie Marshall,
Anna H. Bedle, Sallie Watson, Iva
Tiiton. PearIe o. McKeen, Pearle
Warne, Beulah Morris, Margaret NJ.
Clayton, Elsie M. Curtis, Evelyn Luf-
burrow, Ruth ]. Boyle, Matte NJ.
Butler, Elsie M. Marshall and Annie
Wheeler. The total increase in sal
aries amounts to $3.50, but the in
dividual salaries of the teachers will
not be known until their accept
ances, which are ready, have been
hled with the board, which will be
done at their next meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
LITTLE GIRL
DROWNED AT
SOUTH AMBOY
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, May 25;-A sad ac-
cident was reported as taking place
at Seuily's slip yesterday afternoon.
The coal barge Renusun, of Fall
River, Mass. Is in charge of James
Madison. On board the barge was
his two brothers and little daughter,
seven years old. The barge pulled
under the shute for loading, and, az
one of the brothers was coming up
town, the father placed his daughter
on the wharf to accompany him.
The brother was delayed for few
minutes before going on the wharf
and when he did go, his little niece
was nowhere to be found and was
not found at 7 o'clock last night.
There is not the least doubt that
the little one fell in the slip and
was drowned. The father is nearly
distracted with grief 1t will be sad
news to carry home to the mother,
who is at Fall River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
PARTY FOR GRANDSON
OF KEYPOR1'S MAYOR
Special to tAs EVENING NBws.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Keyport. May 25:-Mayor and
Mrs. e. e. Conklin gave a party for
their grandson, Edwin Conklin, at
their home in Front street Monday
afternoon. Many of his young
friends attended and a very pleasant
afternoon was spent. Those who at
tended were: Misses Eleanor Bur-
rowes. Eva Burrowes, Grace Emer-
son. Carroll Cooley. Gladys Birk-
beck, Dorothy Bedle and Masters
Edwin Conklin, Alfred Walling, Her-
bert Burrowes, Edward Woollsy,
Alfred ChInery and Kenneth Conk-
lin, Jr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
AFTER SLOT MACHINES
IN NEW BRUNSWICK
Special to the EVENING NEws.

New Brunswick, May 25:-Prose-
cutor T. B. Booraem has written
Chief OF Police Michael O'Conneil,
giving him list of ten saloons
where slot machines can be found,
and directing him to remove them.
If he does not, the prosecutor Will
seize them and destroy them. The
prosecutor says he has found no
such machines in Perth Amboy. Slot
machines n~candy stores are also to
be removed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
ANTl-vERMiN CO., OF
FRENEAU. INCORPORATED

Freehold, May 25:-Tha Anti
Vermin Company of America. Free
neau, township of Matawan, has
been incorporated; capital. $50. .000s
incorporators, Maxim LoewansteIn.
Albert Canning and Charles ]. Mac
Lean. The company is to sell appll-
ances for the determination of Ver-
min.
An anchor to windward--Rn ad. ia
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
Force Of Hablt.

AWhy did you break your engage
ment with that schooIteacher7" asked
the friend
e / fRiied to show ii, at her house
every evening aha expected me to
eFang = written excuse slgned by nv
mother s. Woman'a Home Companion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25

bost-Four black ostrich plumes on
the road from South Anboy to
Perth Amboy. Reasonable reward
will be paid If returned to address
below Chas T.. SteuerwaId, care
Gas Co, South Amboy
11014.k1x o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25

ENTERTAIN IN
M. {. CHURCH
WOODBRIDGE
Special to the EVENINc NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, May 25:-Friday
evening at 8 o'clock the Epworth
League will give an entertainment In
the lecture room Of the NJ e. church.
A silver Offering will be taken. The
following program viii be given:
laho Duet ........... Lutspiei
Mrs. I. E. Drumpleman and Miss
Ethel A. Inslee.
quartet Selected
Vocal Solo-''Take Me With You In
Your Dreams" George ]. Stacey
RECITATION ........... Verna Love
Piano Solo. Siegrid Christensen
Vocal Solo-"My Dear"
George ]. Stacey.
quartet Selected
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-11-15

said ne, has been worth more 10 me
III q practical way than al! the bal.
aHee OF the time | spent in the com.
ION schools And there was ..cul.
= enough in his home. and be-
sues there We're modern Convenience
there, such as sewerage ana water
"oFhS IN the house and water IN
lhe Stables and barns. telephone in tha
residence, etc. which made one for
d moment. imagine that he was in \
10y residence. Out IN front OF his
mouse was a tWo-acre corn patch when
would easily Weld is bushels par
acre. ~ PEI
over in A[ecklenburg county last
week a farmer said to me: we
nave d class n elementary acricnl-
lure IN our public school this term
ana you'd be surprised To see how
niu9fi interest and enthusiasm is be-
ing manifested in that course of
study ana hear the boys discussing
ehe points brought out in the les
n He told how one boy. who
iiao never before taken any interest
IN ms studies. had become inspired
with the lessons in elementary agri-
culture and with this inspiration he
had buckled down TO hard work with
nj other studies.
II We will mix a little vocational
study alons with the rather ainless
literary course, it will bring a part
o. the course OF study home TO the
students to harmonic with their
uaiiy I1e and environment. inc there
= little doubt that the mixing ~
the farm life course with the literary
VIII arouse interest and enthusiasm
IN the student that viii cause him
70 develop more rapidly in all the
studles- l lind that most of the public
schools that have adopted the elc-
mentary agricultural course require
only two recdations in that study a
week, at least to begin with, and
think MO count schools might
adopt this plan with satisfactory re-
suits. Anyway. it IS certainly time
TO begin somewhere, If Union county
Keeps pace with other counties in his
essential and important matter. II
the patrons OF the school ask for n
class in elementary agriculture and
will buy the text books, the teacher
Will be compelled to teach it. for the
law requires it and it is 8 mighty good
In districts where there is a
local organization of the Farmers
the patrons have a good OPP
p~Ortunity to cooperate In their eff
forts % put his important provision
Of the public school law into prac-
tiCe. j. Z. GREEN.