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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

On 9afiigelie. Bileerimmenes
6oripning bar be6 at Hippo op. 5
@pril oct fsrite aor logoe De De-
res Spo, men flere Tigers ifplss
Simmel eioroe Soroen ter iom
Steo og trueoe meo at goelegge
@reoen. 8ilegrimmene inmleoes til
8en. De msotes UNDER Ben brpn-
benoe Sol. 5 nj Elmer Boo Be. 8e0
Aitensti6 fom Der Sfper paa Sim
melen, og Der falot Regn poa ben
tsritige Soro. Do Soften oor ino-
iamlet,, ienote @uoern6r BRADFORD
ct aompoeni no pan Sagt, og So
Ioniiterne feire0e en- Set for Sno-
inmlingen, | bnilfen ieln Snoianer-
ne tog Del. Bilearimmene iatte os
ct @fsempeI.
Rep. 81. g. 4noerien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13
&orreipon0anee
Gel Gcb, California.

Sen0ng Den 16. 0ftober 6leo ,
Born 0ebt i airfen. en- Ssn al DIR.
% @rs. 9enrp Senien % en- 0at.
ter al Mr. % Nrs 3. g. 5enien.
canine Senoag Dor Der grpllup
i airfen ON Gftermiooagen: Mrs.
Gasmusien bleo a9teoiet til DIR.
90. s. Seller.
Canine Ssn0ae nnfom 0r. oe
Mrs. Somes Senien ianlt Miis
2aura 9aricn ira Gilbert SEQ, @iinn.
Mr. 5enien bar MI foaet opisrt
Sus og andre gpgninger poo iii
2ano; ban er goot iorneiet meO,
at ban fom berub.
Nils anna CONNER reiite Der.
fra til 0anmorf oen 4. RoDember
paa geise.
Rr. %. Glauien, iom TOM BERTH
SanOet iiOite 5oraar meO 5amilie,
boooe .febt en- lille Blaos Der |
yt9rbeoen, og baooe beg1not meo
lin gnmle 5orretning, iom ban bop.
De / 0anmnrf, at Hoppe 6ligle no,
og baOoe ogiaa Der facet nogen
aii9tning, troos oct, at ban life
funoe tale engelif, men M bnr ban
iolgt i'm BlaOs og refer tiIbage til
8ibeegnen paa @run6 af at bans
Suitru lPnges eiter oe biemlige
@gne.
Wis Dora gbriItenien fra 9I.
bert Sea, Winn., er Der noe Tor
Eioen for lit SeIbreos Sfplo, bun
er ogiaa bIenen meget beore, ii6en
BUN fom.
sos DIR. og Mrs. u. g. Better.
len onfom forleoen en- S6n, hi sn.
fer til 2pffe.
DIR. 81. Mooien reifte ben 2. Dec.
biem til 0anmorf.
9irsSSaass S5eit q. December bIioer
Der SuIetre for SsnonasifoIebsr.
meme | airfen on aitenen aI. Z.
gi bar | aar bnft mere iiloie
5roit, END oi pIeier, iaa 9labene
bIeu pao 9rperne f9ngere, man
funbe life ino eo0t begpnoe iaa ito.
Zig meo at before 5rusttreerne
iom be to iioite gar, men en- liees
9io for ltoganeen al 9ooember
Maaneo fif pi no9et 5roft, Ger.
mometeret gif neb til 90 @rooer
ON Natten; miot ON Daeen funbe
bet riaa op til 30 oe 30 @raoer,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

rifs6oros9aOe. SiIfebore, Dannlarf.
@i flyer goit. 3borien biertelio
Eat for geiseet oe for oct ar
beioe ban Der neoIag6e for Dor feI-
les Misiion I lltob. 9pffe poa
3eiien og Serrens rige geliignelie
oper @erningen oerbiemme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

aorreiponOenten fra Reenab iao-
nern 8eIgebIinf~ og iperger ON, bOor
4 er bleoen af. 81 raaoer natur-
Iigois fife ooer 9s Ben, men
hi fan 6a nplpie, at ban leoer eno-
MI, ioa oct er life umuIigt, at ri
fan foa flere glinf ct ie fra bans
Sen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

uairfelig Samler~ al II. Dec.
ifrioer Gait. 3. :. GooboIm bl. q.
fra Gen oonife airfe)s Sfole
3eS @oines, Sa.: oarbei0et Der
poa Sfolen gaar ~inaleoes, at ri,
Der bar Del / oct, er glade peo
oet. Ger bar nof oft i alt oeret
33-34 @leoer / @fteroaret, iaa
oct er 10 en60a life ioa fan."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

bore ira eoer, Genner. oper belle
9inien, ON arbeioets Sang. Get
er nit Saob, at ri ifol funne bile
.bperanore ben 1. Sanuor 1911 meo
oenne SiIien; &c $4,000 er teg-
net.
9ermeo en- glnoeIie SuIl
q. 9. 66riitianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13
MbresIe.

gait. Sob. 9borien ienoer os fra
0em gorf, Tom ban itoar ! Serb
meo at reiie tiIbage til Danmarf,
en- a~fifeosbilien til genner Der !
amerifa oe beoer os at pubIifere
bans fremtioige 9oresie - Greoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

Raar eeierne bsnpenber fig til Solt, ber
spertererig labet, snten FOR at tsbs bos benz
suerfor at faa Gplpsnine ON bet operterebe,
1ebes 9. oltib ontule, at De iaa apertisies
uentet i bette gIab. Oct pil pare til gen
Mig gfptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13
SnblenmsgaDen.
vi.

0aa, bporoan gaar oct ioa meo
Subifriptionen2 @r De $4,000
mart tegnet? en ipurgte: nNon ri
life fan naa oe $4,000 / 1902"
og ieieoe iaa baabefulot til: oiaa
noar ri NOT De $4,000 til fsreno
oen 81. 0ftober 1911"
9isie og mango ANDRE Spstgs-
moal al lignenOe Irt fan fife
anoet emo gle0e os; tbi, 0e er, me-
ner ieg = nteresieipergsmaal. De
taller for os ON itor 5nteresie for
Sagen. %, Samfun0soenner, til
la0 mig at OeOfgie: Sagen fortiener
i San0be0 itor Snteresie. Subtle
umsgaoen og SfoIeiogen er / 0enne
6orbin0elie fIettet nsie in0 / bin.
anoen; t6i SltbilpumsgapenS 5or-
maaI er at iPtte Dor Samiunosifo.
le paa = g9I0fri SOB eaer | BET
beletaget = i9tte oSrinitatis &C.
minarium" / iaa0an Stono, of oct,
baaoe 6bao 8Dgninger og 29refr9i.
ter angaar, er ififfet til at meoe
Samfun0sfraoene og Ieie De Sp-
gaper, iom fnptter Jig til en- me-
nigbe0sm9siig 8r9iteuo0annelie
blon0t 2an0sm9no Der / 2onoet.
gor 8rpiteifoIe er en- 9iusiag
for Somfunoet, Ser paafreper Dor
= barme aprligbeo, 5orbenner og
rioelige Stgtte.
5 Gar bar ri en- ppperlig an-
Ieoning = Rreiter o9 Nenigbe0er
/ til at piie Dor aprIigbeO til
Srinitatis Seminarium. Gi ber be-
De Serren, fore genner no oOer
belle 2inien, of 9iOe os oct SinO,
at ri ale gioer meo glade og taf-
nemmeIige 6ierter ina runo6aan-
0eoe @aOer, at al 8oipl mac noe
luffes meo SeniDn til oe SO, 900.
2ao os life nsies meo De $50, 900.
Samfunosoennerl gin me0 De S25-
600 for 9ie; tbi Sfolen eaer ga
gen 6eb6uer Oenne Gum - oenne
@aoe.
0g ri ifal o~isieli9 life fomne til
at iaone en- tor @aue til oenne
Oiatige Sag.
@uo aioe os ct tort @ianl al
Offer0iaig6eoens aano, al aprlig
be6ens og 5orbsnnens aano til
Sen friitelige Sfoles 5remnle 6lonot
os.
Gaa, men tilbage til Sperqs
maalet: @Dorlan9t er nj fommen
M meo Su6ifriptionen2 0ieo @lp.
Oe og 8af fan Der / al Sab iuares:
at oDer SoIo0elen al De S25, 900.
er iub~ifriberet.
Set tur0e / oenne 6orbinOelie
Oere al Suteresie FOR port Menig-
6eOsfolf at pioe, at 4rGiterne er
go6e 6oregangsmGno meO 6enipn
til SubilGlms9aoeu. 81 al 9rs-
Orene bar op til Cato iu6ifri6eret
ca. $1400. Reiten Denter jeg at
bsre ira meo oct aaerigrIte. 2 al
grs0rene bar 6oer tegnet iig for
500; 3 for boer $500; II for
60er $25; 6 for boer $40 os Z for
bOer $f5 = ingen UNDER $40.
@il s. fpre Menigbeosfolf. trp-
Be mo I iamme Spor, eIer, 6oao
mango al e0er let fun0e, gaa ct
eoOt Stpffe pioere, 90 iful0e Der
ineen 9onifelig6e0 bore peO at
jamie De $25, 900.
Ufen, MI Del, DDor ON alffng
er: 9aO os efter @one meO @lGoe
og 3af til &erren = Isfte / Slot
= grpiter og Neniebe6er, eamIe
og unge, iaa ndor hi Woalet.
San itaar pi otter lige peo Gsr-
t9rifelen til ben itore SuGefeit -
6enne 6eiternes Set. Og aernen /,
SuIefeiten err Sub 6ooers fore SUI
legabe til os: Seius ariitus, Der.
oens eneite 5relier.
afl ON life Seiiis oor fommen
berne6 til ben fal0ne 8eroen, on
Dar ri one fortabte for eoigt; men
oct er oct itore SuIebuoifob:
se6er er | Dog en- 5reIier fs6ti"
8. Sore fprp Cub | set 6gief"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

3 gilfalbe Of rlreselm9sfebebsr peo
E~RpbfooeIien bebes man tlaee til bet ftebliss
RpsfpoIeI. Stulbe bet life biGlpe, bebes
man benuenbe fig til - 8onffsren"s
3untpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

lloen 0isie to bar Sen for. oanife
9irfe" M fire greiter, iom er ieot
og oppofiet Der / amerifa,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13
gantro % yanetrO.
(@n Qfonoagstole. }
Nj q. 9. u.

oSldu 0l4tItlb iN1lOi1 ItttIeltoS ~iof
funoe oenne Gale ppret u%ifreoen.
Zen nsgne Sonobeo ON De fir
feiegenoe er oesp9rre, at ogiaa
al oeres SoI er BET Den Iiae
Slot, ser erligt fenoes peo Seius
JON 6reIieren, og iom ban fen0es
oeo.
Set er / pore Gage meget langt
ira at pore nogen SiaISenbe0 at
tr9ffe Nenneifer, iom, bois oe piI
o9re ganife 9rlige, mao %tilitaa,
at 2Gren ON en- p~erionlig 9i9oel,
Satonos, er Dem ct NilI, og iom
onier en- eoig SeIueoitrai for men-
neifeIige Sanfers Spinoelpeo.
Som &e9eI er oct bel nof 5oIf,
ON buem oct inmme fan iiees,
bpao EN- franif Sfribent bar no
taIt ON en- anoen ditto: SUN bar
gooe @rltnoe for at billie bope Sell
ueoe unoertrDft". Zen Ietfattelige
Nening beri er, at bois Der nemIig
e r ct 5~elpe0e, buor ale ubo0.
f9r0iee Spn0ere ifal lioe en- ebig
Stroi oa pnr bin Sfri6ent ielp'
~ifrepen til at fon1me netop ser.
9ois ser MI ioftiif Inlet 9elueoe
fanotes, bpoO ifuloe oi oo meO
en- 5reIier?
9bi Tor oenne 5orOtilpprelie fan
Utenneifet 10 nof iaaoan nogenIun0e
freIie Jig ieGo. Ger er life faa, iom
of9iort gantro og 6ritpnferi bar
fert ct Prbart 2epnet, naaet en- bsj
og 69Oret aIOer og er os6 me0 ben
9efenOeIie, at MI par set + e Ie
forbi.
Get er 10, JON Dor 6ellige Sfriit
Tiger. gantro, Der for6emmer
Oienneifet, ener Ell. Qaria9en til bets
5oroemmeIie.
Qien 8onetro er netop ogiaa
Gontro, intet minore.
IN fan 10 ipsr0e mnngen en-
tirfelig interesieret, ON ban tror
paa Ell 8uo. Com on penter, oil
ban ipare: ial 9li0er on MI ue6:
60orior ban tror paa en- @uo,
maa ban moaife unotaeen ban ~
Der, iige, at eet ger ban, forOi Der er
Iaa mango andre, Der ger oct.
9lltioa er BET iaaoon 6leoet BAN
Ell @ane. ior0i oct bar ppret og er
&ane ior iaa mango andre. aItion
ganetro.
Men BET er ct irpgteIi9t 5elobe-
Drag, naar ben oonetroenoe mener,
at bans Iro fon butte BAN.
Seq t9nfer mig ct efsempel. Seq
frefpentere0e engang en- bsiere 60
le. @i par bel omfring 20 / Dor
alasie. Com 10 altio er 3iIfploet,
par Der itor 5orifel paa oisie tpoes
4nlPg og Remme. en Gel eDneoe
ltoen itsrre @nitrengelier at lore
oeres ooglige 9eftier. Qnbre 6auoe
oDetigt 9eiopr meo at tampe 3al
og gtaOne mo i Sfalpen. Den Ser
bar cen, iom beitonoig fom ufor.
bereot. Com Regel fun0e ban al.
brig bare pan mere emo eet al ii
Spsrgsmanl.
6fsamensoagen o9 0ens H9oieI
tom. 5or of funne beitoa Brspen
maatte Glepen BABE ct Diit Maal al
annoifa6er. Soooe ban peO 3oben.
fab forismt at tiIegne Jig bette,
blep ban oejet, figurligt toll, og
funoen for let.
Saaban elf bet meb BAN, FER
tales ON.
San BAR GeItoger i ben oaglige
nnoeroisning, bnpbe iamme anleo.
ming ION enbner onoen til at tage
i'm Gfsamen. Den ban iimpeItben
lite bore oper ltleiligbeoen.
Wen MI er Sagen, at for oae os
firfeIigt intereesfeesseeSSe foiutfter Der
ogiao en- efsamens6ag, ia, Der gsr.
Sg oa er oct life moi, ON oi
fan ioore ia til Spsrgsmaolet ON
geieg bos be fattiee, Sialp p6et
til tr9nsenoe, Spiie giDet oen bum
grenoe, ofn. &pis bi lite bar bet
paa bet rene me6 SpsrgsmaaIet
ON frelienoc fro, fan ri | girfeIig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-13

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Entered at Blair Postoffice as second
class matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
PROSECUTOR
GOING AFTER
The MACHINES
iar to the EVENING NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, April 30:-Prosecu-
tor Booraem took notice Of the editor
tal which appeared in the EVENING
NEWS last night regarding slot ma
chimes throughout the county He has
decided to take immediate steps to see
where these machines are and to wipe
them out. He says he has heard of one
or two in existence and he does not
mean to let them pass. He has in
structed County Detective Peltier to
get busy, and the prosecutor will also
write letters to the chiefs of police in
Perth Amboy and New Brunswick to
enforce the law without fear or favor.
County Detective Peltier said he be-
lieved the country districts were pretty
clear of slot machines. He said he had
heard of one at Port Reading not long
ago. He intends to explore the county
in search of the machines.
As for cases that have been left over
from the Berdine regime, Peltier said
they were being cleaned up as rapidly
as possible, but that some of them were
so old that 1t was impossible to get evi-
dence.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
COL. G|LKYSON
is AFTER The
HOLE IN WALL

Trenton, April 30:-Colonel Fred
eric Gilkyson, road commissioner,
has taken up the matter of remedy
ing the famous "hole-in-the-wall in
South Amboy, which is death trap
at junction where more than TWEEN
ty tracks of the Pennsylvania rail-
road and it's subsidiaries operate and
where there have been many fatali-
ties.
The trap is on the main road be-
tween Perth and South Amboy,
which is also the main thoroughfare
from New York and the surrounding
cities to the shore. There is a deep
grade here and the only remedy Is
for the state and the railroads to fill
in the grade, leaving the railroads
below grade and thus avoid the great
danger which has existed so long.
In his effort to have this danger
abolished Commissioners Gilkyson
has written to Frank L. Sheppard,
general superintendent of the Penn
sylyania Railroad Company, asking
for conference at which the matter
may be taken up at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
SEVEN BARRIERS APPLY
TODAY FOR LICENSES

Up to noon today seven BARRIERS
made application for licenses at the
city clerks office and general indica-
ttons are that the remainder of pro-
prietors will apply on Monday. With
each application filed this morning
came the required 81, the fee pre-
scribed by the Board of Health,
which adopted and passed the ordi-
nance.
No objections were made by the
BARRIERS who appeared this morning
One, however, asked If 1t was certain
that every boss barber in town would
be licensed, as he did not want to
pay II some others would not. City
Clerk LaRoe informed the applicant
that all will be licensed. One other
applicant asked what was meant by
running hot water. He wished to
know If water in a boiler containing
q faucet at the bottom would be
termed running water, as he did not
feel disposed to put in a regulation
hot water system.
1t is believed that the health au-
thorities will permit the use of all
sanitary water heaters that contain a
faucet at the bottom, ard one in
which towels are not dipped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
AUTO BUS TO
ROOSEVELT is
NOW RUNNING
New Service Put Into Opera
tion This Morning--M Makes
Trip Every Hour.
TO EXTEND TO so. AM8OY
AND WOODBRIDGE

This morning al, $3.50 o'clock, the
first trip of an automobile passenger
service between this city, Boynton
Beach, Sewaren and Roosevelt, was
made. A large auto bus, seating
twenty passengers, left the junction
Of Smith and State streets, and in
the fast time of thirty-seven minutes
reached Roosevelt. the termination
Of the line.
The auto is owned by the Subur-
ban Motor Transit Company, OF New
York. 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to establish service between
this city and Roosevelt, and ultimate
ly to take in Woodbridge and South
AInboy, with their suburbs.
For the present, there is but one
auto running between this city and
Roosevelt, but next week two cars
will be placed in operation. They
will be run on half-hour schedule
to and from this city. The cars are
equipped with sixty-horsepower en-
gines and are capable of seating
twenty people. The fare charged is
five cents between each town.
Gordon Meller, superintendent of
the company, is in this city today
making final arrangements. He has
engaged Frank Schantz as local
agent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
AMONG
LABOR UNIONS
At PRESENT

:, Although number of labor
agreements usually expire and
others become effective on May J.,
this day, or at least Monday, May 2,
will be a quiet one this year. So
far as can be learned, there will be
no further labor disturbances next
week than the community is at pres
ent laboring under.
A number of local unions have
made demands on employers that
were to become effective May 1, but
no knowledge is at hand to the effect
that strikes or other disturbances
will arise from refusal of the same
The local journeymen electricians
demanded an increase of fifty cents
day on and after May /. The boss
es do not feet disposed to grant this
increase. The 1ourneymen have de-
cided to be lenient with the bosses
and will give them an extended per-
iod in which to consider the matter.
At the present time the local paint
ers' union, like others throughout
the state, Is making strenuous efforts
to obtain a forty-four-hour week at
the same rate of pay they are now
receiving for forty-eight-hour
week. They wish Saturday after
Moons off.
There have been rumors OF COM
Ing trouble In some of the local clay
factories, but General Vice President
Frey, of the Brick, Tile & Terra
Gotta Workers Union, denied this
today. He said everything appeared
peaceable in his line of work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
WANT PERMIT
TO ORGANIZE
A NEW BANK
Five Local Men Made AppIi-
cation to Comptroller Of
Currency Yesterday.
EXPECT TO CAPITALIZE
AT $4,000

Application for permission to
organize and operate new national
bank in this city was fled yesterday
with the comptroller of currency, at
Washington, D. c., by five local men.
II permission is granted the Citizens
National Bank will be organized
here. Those who signed the applica-
tion and who are to be the main
factors in the company, when 1t is
formed, are George F. Reynolds,
Joseph Il. Stricken, John Seaman,
Bernard M. Cannon and Edward L.
Gridley. The application was made
for the organization Of bank to be
capitalized at $4,000.
A number of conferences on the
subject of organization have been
held and plans are well under way.
Word is expected from the comptrol-
ler's office at Washington early next
week and 1t Is proposed to meet next
Tuesday night to act thereon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
NEW HOURS
FOR GARBAGE
COLLECTIONS

The new city garbage contract be-
comes effective on Monday. On AaA
after that date the garbage will be
collected between the hours of A and
10 o'clock In the morning. The gar
bage contractors, Graham & Nc
Keon, have been practicing the new
system the past week and find that 1t
works well.
The work is started about o'clock
in the morning when there is practi-
cally no traffic on the streets. 1t
thus goes on unhindered and much
is accomplished during the early
morning hours. The work will
probably be finished before 10
o'clock each morning. In that way
1t is facilitated and the public is
benefited. ss the wagons are not seen
on the streets during the noon hour
or in the afternoon.
Night collections were inaugurated
last year. At that time collections
were made throughout the night and
there were few objections. 1t is
believed the new system will prove
to be good one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
DR.. cRoWTHER MADE
ADDRESS AT NEWARK

1t is estimated that $500 people,
members of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows and their friends.
crowded into the Kruger Auditori-
um, In Newark, Thursday night to
hear DR.. Crowther of this city make
an address and to hear the musical
program that was given DR.. Crow
ther. who is a past grand master of
the state Of New Jersey, spoke on the
subject, Successful Odd Fellowship;
a Modern Miracle" He was the
principal speaker of the evening and
was well received. The affair at
which he spoke was held under the
auspices of the Essex County Odd
Fellows Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
KATE KERKO is TAKEN
TO THE COUNTY JAIL

Kate Kerko, who is accused Of throw
ing few hours old infant in the fur
mace Of the Packer House, and who was
indicted by the grand jury on charges
of murder and attempting to conceal a
birth, was committed to the county Jail
this morning to await trial on the fore
going charges.
Accompanied by Detective Peltier, Of
the prosecutors g office, the woman this
morning left the city hospital where she
has been confined since April Is, the
time Of the alleged murder, and was
taken before Recorder Pickersgill. De.
tective Peltier took her to the county
Jail in an automobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
TAFT is REMINDED
OF M'.KINLEY'S FATE

Special by United Press Wire.
Buffalo, April 30:-In the midst of
the tragic reminders of the fate of the
last President to visit Buffalo. Presi-
dent Taft today worked on the speech
he will deliver at the banquet OF the
Buffalo Chamber Of Commerce tonight.
The fate of President Mckinley prompt
ed extreme caution in the care shown
Taft. A squad of police met the presi-
dental party at the station and escort
ed it to the home of Ansley Wilcox,
where the President is guest An ex-
ira squad of secret service men were
also on duty. The President spent the
morning at work, went to the Chamber
of Commerce at noon, had luncheon at
the Buffalo club, and then went sight
seeing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
POLISH CELEBRATION
TO Be HELD TOMORROW

General details haze been completed
for the celebration tomorrow Of the
5O0th anniversary Of the battle Of Grun.
wald, by the Polish population Of this
city and vicinity. There will be a
short parade, followed by services in
the Polish church in State street and
meeting in Pulaski hall tomorrow af-
ternoon. 1t is expected that nearly
1000 will participate. Guests are ex-
pected from South River, Keasbey and
surrounding places. The celebration
will start at 2:30 O'Clock, when the
celebrators will form in line at Pulaski
hall and march to the Polish church.
After a service they will return to Pu-
laski hall about A O'Clock to hold a
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
JESSE SLAICHT HAS
RESIGNED FROM CHOIR

Jesse R. slaight, Of TottenvilIe, who
has been the precentor of the choir of
the First Presbyterian church, this city,
for the past five years, has rendered
his resignation to take effect the middle
of next month. Although the resigna-
tion has been in the hands of the music
committee for week, nothing has been
done with it, SO far, it is said. 1t is
understood that an effort is being made
to organize chorus choir in the
church. Mr.. Slaight's resignation fol
lows that of Fred Cox, organist, who
resigned on the first Of April. Mr..
Cox's resignation takes effect tomor-
row.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
HOLLAND HAS TWO
CAUSES TO REJOICE
speoial oy UMted Press VIC.

Special by United Press Wire.
The Hague, April 30:-With Col.
Roosevelt the city's guest and the
first birthday anniversary of Prin-
cess Juliana being celebrated, The
Hague enjoyed one of the greatest
days in her history. The city turned
out of doors today and wherever the
colonel's auto travelled great
crowd followed and cheered. The
school children marched to the pub
lie square and danced in honor of
the little princess.
The Roosevelts spent the day
sightseeing. The colonel will dine
today with Minister Beaupre, after
which a reception will be given to
the American colony at the embassy.
The Rooseyelts will leave for Rotter-
dam tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
$S4.3I WAS CLEARED
ON THE H. S. DEBATE

The financial statement Of the de-
bate between the local high school
and Chattle high, Of Long Branch.
was given out yesterday by Principal
q. H. Kleinhans, of the high school
The total sale of tickets amounted to
$50.S5. The expenditures were as
follows: fare of team with one
Judge, $3.50; refreshments, $3.s9:
cost of printing tickets, $2.25; share
in buying banner, $5, making the
total expenses $16.64. This leaves a
profit Of $34.31, the greater part Of
which will be given to the athletic
association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
DR.. PETERS To SPEAK
IN THIS CITY MAY 10

Through the efforts of Peter A.
Peterson and number OF other To-
cal men, arrangements have been
made to bring Rev. DR.. Madison c.
Peters, the noted orator, to this city.
Rev. Mr. Peters will appear here on
Tuesday evening, May TO- Arrange
ments for a hall are now being made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-30
BILL TO ABOLISH VETO
POWER OF THE LORDS
special bu United Prsaa Wire.

Special by United Press Wire.
London, April 20:-The ultimate es-
tablishment Of the House of Lords on
purely elective basis abolishing a
time honored principle, is aimed at in
a bill for the abolition Of the Lords
veto power that will be introduced af-
ter a parliamentary recess, the text Of
which the cabinet published today. The
bill will prevent the Lords from vetoing
any financial bill, will make any meas
ure passed by the Commons three times
in succession law without the approv-
al of the Lords, and will limit the life
of each parliament to Ave years.