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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
STOPPED DEE.

Ray Sullivan who has been living at
Grand Forks stopped off in the city
last Friday to visit friends continuing
on his way Saturday morning to Balm
vile, Mont, where he has accepted
q position with the Great Northern.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
TOOLS ARRIVE.

The tools for the manual training
department of the local high school
have arrived and classes have already
commenced work. The department
has been greatly enlarged this year.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
AROUND THE CITY
r FOUR WAS LATE,

Great Northern train No. a., which
has been running very regular Of late
slipped a cog" last Wednesday arriv-
ing in Devils Lake over three hours
behind time. ~ '',". y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
LAKorA GOT IT,

1akota got the habit this week that
ruled in Devils Lake and as a re-
suit the. blind pigs that have been
in operation there were brought for
trial, the same old story Of waving
examination and being bound over
resulting.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
PILLARS ARRIVE,

=. Eight. iron pillars Of large dimen-
Stems which will be used to support
the Miranda at the Great Northern ho-
tel arrived this week and will be in
stalled at once.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
BUILDING HOME.

Gus .Fjelstad has started operations
on %hiseneWst residence which he is
building On sixth street. The stfnc.
ture will be an excellent addition to
the residence district when completed,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
LEADS HERE.

Goldie Arnold leads the list Of Dew
lis Lake contestants in the voting con.
test of the Grand Forks Herald, hav-
ing passed the 1000 mark. Not much
has. been done locally thus far IN the
contest,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
zVISITIN MONTANA

+ I VISIT IN MONTANA. i \.
Mfr. and Mrs. q. b. Rundell left Sun
day for Montana ana expect to: be
gone some time. During their Stay
they will yisit:with relatives at,several
points in Montana. r
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
LEFT FOR HOME,

Mrs. j. w. Parshau left Monday for
Faribault, Mimi, after spending sew
eral weeks in this city visiting with
her son A. e. Parshall.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
NATIONAL GATHERING.

- NATIONAL GATHERING.
go Rev. Clattenburg of the Church OF
the advent will leave Sunday even.
ing for Cincinnati where he win at.
tend the National convention of the
church which viii be in session about
three weeks.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
IN ON. THE JOB.

James Brennan is said to be run
ming the N. D. u; football team in a
satisfactory manner and stands good
show OF making the position at quarter
back. = .~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
OVERTAXED
Hundreds Of Devils Lake Readers
Know What It Means,

Hundreds Of Devils Lake Readers
Know What 1t Means.
The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches and
pains
Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms Of kidney Ills
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright's
disease follow.
A Devils Lake citizen tells here the
way to keep the kidneys well.
q. v. Wohiwerd. Devils Lake. N. D.,
says: used Deans Kidney Pills and
received such satisfactory results that
I heartily recommend them to other
kidney sufferers. felt miserable as
the result OF disordered Edneya There
was lameness and soreness across
the small Of my back and q constant,
duh ache through my kidneys. I was
SO much impressed with what heard
about Doan's Kidney Pulls that pro-
cured q box at the Devils Lake Drug
Co. I had only used them short time
before I was tree from ayagT aymp.
tom Of kidney complaint. From my es-
perienca I can say that Deans Kid
ney Pills have NO equal"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Faster>Milhurn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States. :.
Remember the. name-Doans-and
take NO other. .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30
ACCEPTS POSITION.

ACCEPTS POSITION.
Miss Sarah Morris arrived in the
city Sunday from Valley City having
accepted a position as teacher in the
local schools.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-30

z ssssa zssS u e Geo. : ssa ka y. A
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

foifnu. NdistG ipistd noipi uSton
ettd 6dneuiIen ioornon fnnita tulee
enemmdn ibmifid uetoon, fun lue
tun ianan foutta ,So tdiitGu idmdo
oIeman Hdamatuntin luonteieio.
tuitenfoau nefolo p6GnEG,
ettd Sumolon eldipdd ionoa oliii ut.
lin ddneuinen inorno. Siind tuomits
femme aristutIen ia opoetoIcin Idnrs
nat fuoueifii Jos ticlldmoe militia
roubon tuoita a moimnn in niet
telemme pois mefosto ne, iotto u
mat idbdn fonoon uetonid perdoic-
meet. Ulind oinatiu neton. ciiH I'm
ddneuiIen ionon founa tulin fSiifid
mGdn SceIutIen IomimIotuolcmnu ies
toboolleui, Min jos oliI,n
i%oonut len fdTiiDtien, eiid ntTin dos
neIltnen %ioorno on Suntnlnn %Iouno,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

iobcn mstro Iuo. rim cliff ucfoni
moifustanut ddnen mutano pois to,
TO puittotunnalto.
Sppi i11mme Xuibsr fniefiemntfen
ehpnbcee'o potnnitoo. eitG Hoomoi'
TIT on Sumalnn Iona (fripmpe 1O)
ia tobietutietii ottoo 2 piei I: -;
Ton. II: a; Cob. 20: 81 10 uiccN.
In rnifneio ttboiictoon mtthmuun
Roomoiuito ia uSfomoon TeIa l6pI
tpmG iionfoitfinen Gland. min fuiu.
fo notoIlommefoon Iupistoo Sumos
lon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %frtoor.
Gu ole told t%irioitonut fencrf6Gn
mielipiircn nouit esf. enfG postoans
foam. JOS ei fla Iifii oieia; pIen main
10 fonmutiei ! lou umt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

min pmmGrrettdn6t, noitfo Ell niitd
t;rioeia pmmGrrettp. llston tipind
Ipttpp ipodmeeld ia iiitd @ienroa rou
10 Sumolon fonsia. Ndin on tuitu
uetoon 6dnelliien ioarnon eli fes
fuSteluu fou,ta, eifd luetun Ianan
foutto.
Sppineet iietentin nauroipot td0e
eIitDfIeIleui, mutta luilen l0ptppdn
niitdtin, iotfa pmmdrtdnd minua
N'inuIla on riittdwGsu periponali
Tio fofemufIia tdbdn Suomesta 10
ientdbben %luulen, eltd on mnitofin
tdld olulla foteneita, fu poon pp'
idbtpmdt oiottelemdon.
giman biIiottoin fuulin erddn, uIet
ia muolin mi ua mioremm an nuo'
rutoiIensIufeipan fertpmusta Iano
m~oleboestG. ga oimon NOR ma olen,
| citei ban Iaonut tiet6G mitd han III
ii, Iiud Ianot tdptni tamota ia firiot'
met eli tuLiut omaha nimeldGn iono
tufIi.
Sun tpieId meioGn pGipind Of lu'
tutoito pIeiIo6n %totioen nGin perdti
febnoo, min moiIimmefo uetoa, ct
td opootolien o~itotoubeGa oliiin e.
nempi pppineito tdud olouo.
Wte.tieoGmme, ett6 %5iuren lam.
m%asIonmon iIdnndqd, omistoiouo,
OH opmloiIio, %lonimosten poimenia,
iotta iobtonot lompoot loitumelle ia
faitIenot heitG fporfoilto 10 efIps
mdstd. SIiIito Eitte 0dn, tho Iuuren
I1mmosIamman pmiStoid SeefuS
3rie uS ollut moIitIemoita itielIeen
apuInifofiobtomoon, ipDtdmodn ia
iuottomoon Ddnen omio Ipodntdpn.
5idGn, ioifa S6n IpbdniuereudGu it,
Ieueen osti. 81 Iuinfuon futoon ioGi'
ia naStoon, ettei Sdn ndin ioonut
tebod. GibGn fufoan mGittdne eitei
ndiid apuIaiIia iddud tarlpita - ei
a%inafaon usfomoiIet. Wlitenfd ebeIs
Observation-Disclosures fdpod pifi'
ole loitumeue, Jos Ell diff opostoioa.
Sitdpaitli or min to%,pouisto ettd iai
J raafii tulhua beifontuu Iiiben md6s
rim, ettei iotia life ip0odfddn = fa
toaopa ruofabolu fofonoon, mutto
tim toinen ipDtidd, menee fe bolut.
tain alas ia wobpistao, jos ruofa
eli I6dfe on oiteao lc otuo. neton
mpDs eitd ibmiIet pIeiIesii fdpiu6t
enemmdn ianoo fuulemoon fun In.
femaon. Cos udbdn f6p t%onIoa firs
foSIo, min ipieId p1bemmdn luetoon
Ionaa fotono. 2irtfoon uIein mens
nddn muista ipiStd, moon ei Ionoo
tuuIemnon. Wlutta iiella tuIee potoe-
iofin fuulemdon, fun 66ni torluiin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

49, " ,'@ ~
Zee r%ippifoulun ldpi, min ban Ell
mp6sfddn moi pddst1 naimiIin."
Sdmdn on foi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mie.
bet ebtd omista iunteistoan pitdneet
teboftaa npana feinona Iooba pojotia
tpttdret borioitt elemoon lututoitoa e,
oes len perran, eta ~hdt6bdtdd pad
iemdt rippitoulun l6pi. Sdmd on
totta, eta min OH oiiat Supmesfa
tin firioittaia Ianpi. Ga fun ptomme
buomioon, Min ufeasia toboasIn eli
tdstd lututaiooSta ia rippifoulun
tdpnniStd oIefoan muuta bD1lpd
FUN eta on loopua menem6Gn a
mioliittoou. Sunnen %ipanhempio, JOE
ben lututaito on min buono, ettei
nat Accommodation taboo Iaooa
Ionastn felrpGd. SGuoiIet nonbems
mat uIeiutin nmot oinoat opettniAs
lopiiaeen. Gen tiet6d 10 Inno mottqs
Tin mieii lopien lufutaito tGsId tebit.
tpp, uleolufua barioitetnon, muita
ie menee nddrin. NIian toiieti muut
tao Ie, fun Ell louietapasta tieoetd
mit6Gn. 8uitentin, FUN on pddoptn,
foppaleet iaotu %iennerron muistiin
- noitfa fuulo IanaSto ettG ne
bdt6iieeti moi lufeo, OH papin or'
mobiawaiIuuoella pddstD rippitou'
Iun ldpi. Wtitd tddud rippifoulusid
on opittu. ttetdd iofainen life parbot.
ten. (Omatobtoiiesto tofemufiestani
moin %Ionoa, eta minulta pddIi Fat
fera ipodn itfu foulusia ldbtiesid
fen t1boen, etten pant Iieud mielestd.
nj mield pbtddn Ianoa oppinut fun
10 iuIisieittin itIen6iIetTi, tdpIi itdiiets
Il. EunIin iiieni iiUoin min oppimot.
tomotli, etid tunhi oinan mabbot.
tomolto aIfoo eIdmddn rippitouIun
tGpneen eIdmGd. Susfin fufoon mis
nun iuruani pmmdrIi, iiud olinbon
poras ionfoSia lufutoiboSIa ia, eta
tddud muuta oppio iulut fpipmpt'
ieenfddn fuin lututaito). Tiin, npt
on moitto Iaoiputettu. Wapaus On
eoesld. Sorioiteuoanfo mieIa Iutns
toioon febittpmistd9 81. Wuobet
ipierimdt, oIoan onoroSia mail
masia. Isl endd tormitIe peldti Ioo'
TO iIdltd rfarmapunstin" jos eli oioo
finferiud tufeo. 81 tarnitie pel6td
tieIetddnfD rippifouIusia. adretDn
napaus! 2lifo ioutuu. 3unteet
paibtumot. Or tultu eI6mdn mpnis
muifaiiiin foeitelemutiin. Sionfoit
fiiuuefoipm fptDD %rinnaeia. Guns
non ddni nubtelee pboeStd la toiIess
ia ipnnistd. Tatd ddutd Ell ioa mai
fenemoan. Tusfa faSmaa. ytpt
muistuu mieleen Noomaitm ia firt'
TO Iefd lopIuuben Ola, Fun opetel'
tin Iufemaon. Gtfitddn Haomottu eli
iofu muu oppifirio. @letoon lnfe'
moau. Wlutta iiitd Ell iaa mitddn iel
uad, fiG6 flmd ei nde mnuta fun
tirioimen terrauonn, eta ftdfddn
alma iunne oifein. Xouietamosta Ell
p~ubettafoon. Wiitd MT on tebidpd?
WliStd aqua Iootapo2 Wennd tirt
toon. Sie1d poppi iaornoa 2risius'
ia mailman tpopobtoiotIi ia iuuri
idaoisten firpeIefpdin boapoin pa
J rontoiotii. Sonat oipot ielpdt ia BY
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08

0let1Dn fQnndfltetu, run etfpQt lplUN
teboG tpDtG. - S6td ipalbeen iIdltd,
perteleeltd, opittuo ldtIpd, etupodsld
meiodn iuomolaisten testuuoesIu,
laarnaomot ioIiolisti afitoottoiit, ia
Iaarnan fuuliiat Iitd mufoa fuin robs
teutenIo mpDoen anioa, ibailemoi
tdtd plem6d oppia pmpdristpsIddn.
SGmd t~ietenfin tuottoo Iuruo ia Idd'
LID uetomaiIieio, muita ie pielo
Iaottoa beitfoustoiIet boriumcan 10
lonfeemoonfin,
Wtutto fun firioiietusto roamatuS
ia nGemme, fuulemme ia pmm6r
rdnlme, eitG roomottu on Sufnolon
peitdm6ton Jana, min Iaomme moi
mon ipoittaa lpoStustoiamme. SiuG
tdbdn nGhben opcstoIi iuuri IouIuu
ndmd totuuben lanai: pSa Ie tnlee
teiodn eniin tietdd, ettei ptIifddn pro
fetiio rnamotusiu tapabom omosto
IelitpfIestd. Sind ei ptIitddn profe
iiia ole npiel1 ibmisten toboosta tue
III eoes. naon ppbdt SumaIan ibmi'
let onat pubuny ct. moitutehit pDbdl
I'd Sen9eItd". 2 Yiet. 1: 20,21. Siis
meiud on rmabmo proIeetolinen Ia'
no, iobon ioomme Iuottoa, ia tenn
me bpmin, Jos Iiitd moorin otom'
me" (wdrip l9).
Wiuun fdIitpfieni mdfoun opot
ueto 10 rouba min IdbeiiesId pbtep'
besid toiiiinin, ettd JOS rouban moi
ma tieQet6dn ormo. loEolta, iota III.
emme, min fontauo fielletGdn ionan
usfominen. So tdmd eoelIpttdd etiei
fannata ianoa tuttiofaon, Fun Ell litd
usfoafaon Ioo. Wiiten moufas poiss
ii perfeIeele!
nsfo on tGIi, iofa oitoo ormon
mastaau ia ormp fidItdd roubon.
Siis, Jos ferran iao ormoianoon
luottaa - ustoa - min iotiieSti IiitG
Ienraa rouba Sumolan fonsio. 81
bdn fufaon npfpoian iaornomies,
ionta 9ristuS OH opulaiIetIeen nj
mednId firfoStomaon n%oIinnut, fiel'
i6ne Sumolon Ianolta rouhon moi'
mau, iota Sdn itIe on nsfomodn
teboittanut ia omista iitd omoue dds
neueen, iofa main beifen fnuluu.
Sbminen on 10 pnbdsid 8asieesio
otettu !6erron Triton IiIdpuoleue. Sa
tdmGn perusteeno on bdnelld oifeue
usfoa armoIupoufIet I~anasIu. Cd
bin ipoiboan mdittd6: 3asteen iof'
ramenttid fdptetddn iuuri Serron
tirfpSIa eifd len nlfopuoIeIo, ioten
faSiettu tdsId tarpitIee !Serran fir'
| fon eIdmien iGIenten toimintao. Wiin,
muita fufa idSId Iiloin idd eIdpdfii
idIeneff, Jos poppi, ioto fosteen tot
mittaa, on epdnSfoinen, Malta on'
Tin tirffomauolta Ioonut fen miriam?
Gpailemdtid Sumalon lana, icio o.
postoIit firioiietusia ionosid ioor'
noomat ia foImepbieinen Sumolo,
iota ipDn tetee. airfon iaienten tot
mintoa on 10 le, ettd olemme opete
tut mfemoon, muiio ei ole Ionotiu,
ettd Re alma OIL o0ut oeIdpicn idIen'
ten" toiminioa. @rdo tutioiponi bill.
%ioitnin tirioitti: ,Gii,d Ioomme ttitidd
t~irfoGiSta idrjeSteImddmme, ettd on
IeDoiIcn tetIinnDn iebnDi, ciid, iofd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
Saafo ibmtneit msfoa
firioitettna Smmalam
ianaa?
:. RonfiIa.

uIein ioutiu tefemiiiin ibmisten
fone{o, iotfa mGittdndt ettei raomof'
mum firioiteiusia ~IonosIo ole mitddn
totuutto perusiufieno, citd ie on
noin poppien Iaotima Iorufirio, Jon
Ia noiaua be foetiapat piefoiteuo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-12-08
Myytava;na

1000 eekkeria hyv8a metsamaata Ashland kamtssa, kaksi MALTA 500
rautatieta. Metsa on hyva, jossa kasvaa niinipuita, koivuja, jslavia ia
vaahteria. Joitakin fortteia, joissa on hyvaa seti ia kuusi metsaa.
Hinnat SlO--l5 dollariin eekkerilta,
Ehdot: peni maksu kateen ia loppu senialkeen kuhn metsaa haka-
taan pois. Rahan saa alma kaikesta puusta STELLA.
Kysykaa tama lehden krjapainosta eli kirjohtakaa osoHteella etta
oette nahneet ilmoituksen ,,Auttaiassa'
DE- Tyler. Glidden, Wis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
GAVE TAFT BRASS BADGE.
Gold Plated Affair Presented limo
Gently BY Trainmen.

Worcester, Mass, Dec. 16.-The golG
badge presented President Taft Apri
4 in this city by the Railroad Men OF
North America is of brass and was
made by convict labor in the Wor
cester county Jail, according to A. f
Hutchinson, an engraver, confined a
the Jail for assault committed two
years ago. Hutchinson told George
W. Cook, chairman OF the county com
m~issioners, that the badge is brass
covered with a thin plating of gold
He said he engraved it.
This information came out accident
ally in the investigation of the charges
for favoritism in the treatment OF
prisoners brought against the jail Of
fcers.
Representatives Of the local train
men say they paid a Worcester jewelel
5000 for the badge 1and presented II
to President Taft In good faith. Tht
teweler told them 1t was being made
in Providence. The badge Is abou'
five inches long and bears the non
gram of the Railroad Mems union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
MRS. KNOTT WAhTSTHE
SAME FATE AS HUSBAND

Special By United Press Wire.
Washington, Dec. 16:-An intereep-
ted note sent by Mrs. James B, Knott
to her husband, who is under arrest
with her for working the "Badger
game was read in court today. ME
note read: 'I will stick to you through
the whole thing. If you go to the
penitentiary, ! want to go too.'
When she appeared in court today
Mrs. Knott was apparently resigned to
her fate. She said she had been get
ting into trouble ever since she left
her home in e%troit, but she did not
ask for any pity and was going to stick
to her husband to the end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
General Markets.

BUTTER - Firm: receipts. 6,772 pack.
ages; creamery. specials. per h.. 3~2a321ac.
extras. 31c.; thirds to ~frsts, 23a29c.; held
specials, 301sa31c. seconds to extras, 245ks
28Ac.; state dairy. common to finest, 22s
SOc.; process. 23a26hc.; factory, current
make, 22a23c.
CHEEsE-steady; receipts. 2.157 boxes,
state, whole milk. specials. per H., f5%s
IKE; September quality, fancy. white
1ba16Ac.; colored, 15hc.; later make. as tc
quality. 12a15c.; white, 14i1c.; common tc
choice, Bale; part skins, 414a13c.: ful,
skins, 2~iaa3l&c.
EGGS Barely steady; receipts, go.
cases: state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery. white. per dozen. 4~5a55c.; brown.
&4a45c. gathered. white. 40a50c, brown
5a4Sc.; fresh gathered. extra firsts. 37a
3sc.: firsts. Ssa36c.: seconds, 30a34c.. re.
frIgerator. special marks. CSC. firsts. 24As
&hc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
GUILTY
TO 4 CHARGES
ksokwltz ArraiQned on Eight
indictments Today.
tn the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Dec. 16-Charlie
Asokwitz, the third of the Perth
Amboy gang of boy bandits to be
captured, was arraigned to plead on
eight indictments and two allega-
tons before Judge Lyon here this
morning. He pleaded guilty to but
four of the charges and was remand
ed to jail in default of $4,000 bail.
He is one of a trio who held up and
robbed people and entered places In
Perth Amboy, South Amboy, Sewar-
en-, Woodbridge and that section.
Asokwitz pleaded guilty to enter
Ing and robbing about $500 worth OF
goods from William Fines store in
Perth Amboy August Q; not guilty
to assaulting with intent to kill
Charles HAM, in South Amboy, on
August 10; not guilty to robbing
shoes off a Central railroad car In
Perth Amboy August %; not guilty
of atrociously assaulting Martin
Rymarczyak, a Perth Amboy police
man, on August 27; not guilty to
breaking and entering the Central
railroad station in Woodbridge on
September 8; not guilty to breaking
and entering the Sewaren p~ostotfice
and stealing $16.77 and some post
age stamps on September 10; not
| guilty to carrying concealed weapons
no September IA; guilty to holding
up and robbing NJ. Zimmerman in
Woodbridge on September IA; and
guilty to carrying concealed weapons
on December 10. The prisoner did
not know at first how to plead on
the charge of robbing Zimmerman.
He was told of the occurrence and
given a description of his victim,
after which he pleaded guilty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
Jail Birds Rout Court.

Camden, Dec. 16:-Such a racket
is created by the prisoners in the
county Jail On the fourth floor of the
court house that the Board of Free
holders Wednesday authorized the
removal of Vice-Chancellor Lean
ing's court from the third to the sec
ond floor. At present it Is directly
beneath the cage" of the Jail. and
what with dancing. shooting crap
and other stunts calculated to make
noise, Vice-Chancellor Leaning has
been repeatedly interrupted in his
work, not to mention many promi-
nent lawyers who have frequently
been compelled to cease argument
on account of the unseemly racket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
NOVELTY BILL
AT PROCTOR'S
Japanese Troupe and Aero
plane Girl" Are Features.

While the Royal Toxic japanese
troupe of aerobats is the big feature
act at Proctor's for the latter part of
the week, probably the act that
caused the most comment was 1.-The
aeroplane girl" who in an electric
ally illuminated stage %aeroplane flew
over the heads of the audience in a
manner both mystifying and ensa-
tional. Gertrude Block, in song
and dance, presented a neal act and
Jack Isle, comedian, sang some new
~parodies.
The japanese acrobatic act, con-
sisting of nine athletes, comes here
after a successful engagement at the
New York ~Hippodrome. They have
special scenery and magnificent cos
tunes. Their act is If the usual
Japanese order. The feature parts
of it consisted of rope walking up to
the dome of the theatre with a slide
while standing on the strand from
the dome to the stage. In another
part of the act the strong man Of
the nine supported six other mem
bers of the troupe in pyramid. There
was also some clever foot juggling.
The aeroplane girl caused much
laughter when while swinging over
the audience some of the more frisky
members of that body caught hold
of her foot and almost unseated her
from her air steed. AS a prelude to
her flying act the girl aviator sang
several songs and danced.
Jack Isle was quite a punster
and got rid of quite a lot OF new
ones through the means of parodied
songs. He was made up as the typi-
cal Irish comedian.
Gertrude, Block sang a number of
catchy songs with costume changes
to match. One song, Il Am Buggy
About YOU" seemed to please.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
FORMER SOUTH kMBOY
BOY HOh0RED BY CHURCH

At a conference yesterday of con-
sultors of tie Roman Catholic Con-
ference, presided over by Rt. Rev.
Charles E. Mcdonald, at Brooklyn,
Rev. James J.. Coan was elected
chancellor. Father Coan, who is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Coan, of
South Amboy, and a brother of
County Solicitor John A. Coan, of
South Amboy, and Francis P. Coan,
of this city, has been acting since
September 81, 1909, when the Ri.
Rev. George w. Mundelein was con-
secrated bishop of Loryma, Asia, and
auxiliary bishop of Brooklyn.
This makes Father Coan, in a
measure, a secretary to the Pope in
the Brooklyn diocese, and vests him
with high authoritative powers III
the Roman Catholic church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
Want Two-Cent Fares.

Camden, Dec. 16:-Camden's
Board of Freeholders sent to Solicit
tor Bergen the communication of
city council, in which it is suggested
that some action be taken relative
to securing two-cent ferriage under
a new law. Solicitor Bergen is re-
quested to make a report within a
month, although the general belief
is that the board will be unable to
do anything in the way of having
the ferriage lowered from three
cents.
Read the NEWS every CAV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
BEGS TO Be ELECTROCUTED.
Blind Preacher Becomes Discouraged
After Eiahtina SIS Years.

Battle Creek, Mich, Dec. 16.-The
Rev. Thomas McKinsey, aged fifty
five, who, though blind from his birth
studied for the ministry, was ordained
and held several pulpits, Is discour
aged at last. It Is some years since
he had q passionate and he has been
earning his living singing on the
streets. But now he is losing his
voice and has had to peddle jewels
and trinkets..
Wanting to be relieved Of the burdep
of life he has written the governors
of four STATESMEN York, New Jer
sey, Ohio and West Virginia-to grant,
him legal execution in the electric
:hair. He has received no reply.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
SHEEHAN FOR SENATOR?
Rumor That He viii Be Selected t.
Take Dspew's Place.

New York, Dec. 16.-Democrats very
close to Charles f. Murphy say vii
liam F. Sheehan has been selected a
the candidate for the Democrats 70
the United States senate to succee'
Mr.. Depew.
1t is said that the joint legislativ,
Democratic caucus to be held early IS
January win select Mr.. Sheehan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
WHITES AND BLACKS BATTLE.
Two Killed, Five Wounded, In Night
Rider Attack.

Rider Attack.
GAINESVILLE, Ga, Dec. 16.-Terror ex-
lists among the negroes in the Miner
district Of Pike county due to whip
ping of negroes by masked Night
Riders which has been in progress
three weeks. At least thirty negroes
have been whipped and the blacks
organized for defense.
AS a result when the Night Riders
went to the home of Ed Atwater, a
negro, at 3 o'clock In the morning
they were confronted by a number OF
armed negroes. A battle ensued In
which Atwater was killed and also
one of the Night Riders, whose identity
is being concealed. Three negroes and
two Night Riders also were wounded.
The situation is regarded as critical,
and j. ID. Woodall, one of the largest
planters in Georgia, has appealed to
the governor for troops to keep peace
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-16
ELLIS REFUSES JUDGESHlP.
Ohio Man Believes He Had Better Con.
tinue at His Law Practice.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Wade H. Ellis
of Ohio has declined an appointment
of a ~iudgcship in the customs court
of appeals rendered him by President
promotion of Judge William II. Hunt
to the commerce court.
Mr.. Ellis said he thought he had
better continue at his law practice.