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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-03-16
THE COTTON SEED is HERE.
Those Who Made Application Can Sc
cure it at Any Time.

Ions and short staple cotton seed
to he planted by the farmers OF
Glynn county, has reached the city and
viii at once he distributed among
those who II ade application 10 the
committee some time ago.
The short staple seed can be secdr-
ed by calling on J. e. Dubberly. at the
store of the Bltts-Dubbefly Ha, r-Ia
company, while The long cotton seed
can he had by calling en- j. II. Wal
mire, OF the Wright & GoWaD c..
Now that The seed have arrived in
the city it is expected that the far
mers viii at once begin ne. IantinE
OF cotton.
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w. J. Young, of Jacksonville, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
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PERSONAL

Wa Todd. OF Atlanta, is in the city.
j. G. Avant of Columbus, is in the
c5ty on a short visit.
$. c. Rainey. OF Macon, is spending
Ia few days in the city.
W. J. Hodges, Of Savannah, was u
visitor TO the city yesterday.
A. B. Williams, of Thomasville, is
IN the city for a few days.
Capt j. A. Foster. of Savannah. is
mingling with his friends in the city
Mayor Hopkins has returned from
a short business tip to Savannah.
c. c. Ely. the we'll known Savannah
ian, is spending : few ;,l..i in the city.
w. J. Young, of Jacksonville, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day.
Thos. S. Warrick, cf Savannah, was
registered at the Oglethorpe yester-
day.
S X Brown and e. c. Butts have re-
turned from a two days hunting trip
up the A, B. & A.
\. A Knight w. l.. Lang aud c.
V. ANbott spent yesterday at Spring
21e1rf on a hunting trip.
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A NEGRO WHARF HAND
RECEIVES BROKEN RIB

Ed Clark, a labOrer on the Coast
Line wharves, was painfully injured
yesterday while loading crossties ii a
schooner moored at the whar} aa. "a
some way a tie fell upon the negro,
breaking one of his ribs and other
Use ipiuring him. He was removed
To his residence and medical aid sum
moned, ard was reported 10 he i'm
proving yesterday.
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s. c. Rainey. OF Macon, is spendin;
q few days in the city.
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At Catholic Church.

On Thursday, st. Patrick's day
there vii be mass at go AMI : .. N.
and on Saturday, St losephs day
there viii be mass at s :. N.
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LITTLE CHECK FOR JOHN D.
A Comfortable Addition Made to the
Foundation Yesterday.

New York, March ia comforta-
Bile addition was made to the RocIe-
fe!lcr Foundation Fund today when
the Standard Oil c mpany OF New
Jersey paid quarterly dividend OF
SIS share. John d. Rockefeller
owns % per cent. Of the stock OF the
ca 9any, which is now under govern
ment fire in the United States SUI
preme court. His little check read
for $4,050,0O0.
There has been distributed in divi-
dends since 1898, $451, 722, 900, OF
which Mr. Rockefeller received $11S,-
179,440.
Today's dividend is the same as
declared at this time last year. In
1904 $16 share was declared, and in
1903 and 1902. $40 a share.
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Big Feature at Grand Tonight.-The
great war drama, Under the Stars
and Stripes" will be the feature at
the Grand tonight This is one of
the best war pictures ever taken.
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A. A Knight, w, l.. Lang aud c.
y. AHbott spent yesterday at Spring
21nef on hunting trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
CITY BRIEFS

A new newspaper distributing
desk has been received at the post
office.
Francis P. Mancinelli gave a
supper in his barber shop In Smith
street last night to a few of his
friends to celebrate the election of
Henry w. Kehoe to the Office of re-
corder.
The boys of st. Peters Episco-
pal choir held their weekly practice
in the parish house in Rector street
last night.
-Po Ambo Tribe. Red Men, ex-
pect to confer the degree of the or
der on a candidate tonight at its
meeting.
George F, Woodcock, of 396
High street, has accepted a position
as chief engineer at Plant No. 2 of
the Atlantic Terra Gotta works.
A meeting of Middlesex COun-
Gil, No. So, Jr. o. U. A. M, was held
in Odd Fellows hall last night.
-Valhalla Lodge, Odd Fellows is
scheduled to meet tonight.
A meeting of the Dana Relief
Society was held in its rooms in
Dana hall last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
SECOND ROUND
IN PIHOCHLE
TOURNAMENT

The second round in the pinocle tour
nament between members of Court Am
boy, No. 5 and Court Standard No.
III, Foresters of America, was played
after the meeting of the latter court
in Odd Fellow hall last night. This
time Court Amboy came out victorious
by winning eight out of the fftene
games played. Last week Court Stan
dard won nine out of the fifteen games.
The following was the standing at
the finish:
Meyers and johnson, of Court Stan
dard defeated Whatney and S~orensen,
of Court Amboy Of two out of three
games; Jago and Lamp, of Court Am
boy won three straights from Bladder
son and Kellener, of Court Standard;
Manton and Lucas, of Court Amboy, al
SO won three straight from AnG/son
of Court Standard; Smith and Ludwig
sen, of Court Amboy, were defeated two
out of three by Major and Hoy, of
Court Standard, while .Gilsdorf and st.
Andrassey, Of Court Standard, took
three straight from Ryan and Gardner,
of Court Amboy. Both sides are tie,
each having won fifteen games.
Manton and Lucas are high team Of
Court Amboy and Meyer and johnson
Of Court Standard are high on their
team. Each have won FIVE out of the
six games played with each other. The
next games will be played at Court
Amboy meeting next Wednesday night.
At the meeting of Court Standard three
candidates were initiated. Besides
many members there were a large gath
ering Of Court Amboy members to wit
ness the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
SHIPPING NEWS

British schooner Scotia Queen en-
tered port from New York and has
cleared for st. Andrews, N. B.
British schooner Cora May has en-
tered from New York.
Tug Paoli towing barge Oxford from
South Amboy for Portland, steamed
from Boston Tuesday.
Schooner Winnie Lawry bound from
this city for Saeo sailed from Hyannos,
Mass, yesterday.
Norwegian steamer Hermod from this
city, arrived at Newport News, Va,
yesterday.
Steamer Charles K. Schulz, from
Perth Amboy, arrived at Newport News
yesterday.
Barges No. 16, Hartford, Taunton,
cleared from Port Reading yesterday.
Schooner Daisy Farlin from South
Amboy, arrived at Saeo, Me-, Tuesday.
Schooner St. Groix, South Amboy for
York, Me. and schooner Rhoda Holmes
Port Reading for Newburyport, arriv-
ed at Vineyard Haven, Mass yester.
day.
Tug I~rvington from this city, towing
barges Marine and Brunette, for Boss
ton and Bravo, for Davenport, passed
Nebraska, Mass, yesterday.
Norwegian steamer Falk arrived in
this port Tuesday.
Schooner Alice p. Turner, Joyce.
Newark, cleared from Port Reading
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10

George Bartos and George Truax,
arrested by Patrolman Lybeck on a
drunk and disorderly charge, were
ersgill.
PatroIman Andrew Jensen was
called to quell some trouble in State
street yesterday. w. E. Sullivan was
found to be annoying Mrs. Hartung.
No complaint was made and the off,
Ger made no arrests, although it was
the second time within a week that
an officer had been called to deal
with Sullivan.
Daniel Bulnski, of $40 State
street, arrested by Patrolman Hard
ing on complaint of Mrs. Bulnski
early yesterday morning, was dis
charged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
THE USEFUL CASSEROLE.
How to Make Cheap Dishes Pleasing
to the Palate.

How to Make Cheap Dishes Pleasing
to the Palate.
The casserole Is a utensil which
should be known In the American
kitchen.
Awhile ago the casserole was an ex-
pensive imported dish. Now it ia
made in this country and can be
bought for a small sum. Any fire.
proof ~earthenware dish, large or small,
with a cover is a casserole or may
serve In the place of one. The food
cooked in the casserole Is sent to the
table In the same dish and has won
by the process of cooking q savort-
ness it could hardly gain in any other
way.
To make cheap dishes pleasing to
the palate is the object of housekeep-
ers at all times, but especially now,
when the cruel rise In prices sends us
all searching for ways in which to
keep our bills down without letting
our families feel they are being pinch
ed in their food supply. In this effort
the casserole Is of distinct service.
Take, for instance, a casserole of
veal. For this you may use the leg
pieces or any other cheap lean por-
lions. Outlet is altogether too good
and too expensive. You put the casse-
role on top of the stove and fry in it
an onion in q little dripping and when
this is hot lay In the slices of meat
and turn them until their surfaces are
lightly scared. You arrange the meat
and sliced or stewed tomatoes in alter
nate layers, pour in a cup of weak
gravy, your casserole and put 1t
In the oven and leave 1t there for an
hour and a half to two hours.
Try the meat from time to time
with a fork to see if 1t Is tender. II
you choose TO add a few sliced mush-
rooms to the dish you may do 1t, but
it is good without these. At the last
turn off the gravy, put 1t In a auce-
pan and thiCken it with Drowned flour,
add a little kitchen bouquet, pour back
over the meat in the casserole, leave
this In the oven five minutes and send
to the table.
The same plan may be followed with
lamb or with liver. Use lambs liver
instead of calfs liver, If you really
wish to economic, and fry the onion
with two or three slices Of bacon,
soaring the liver in the bacon fat. If
you choose you may add balls or dice
of potatoes to the dish, parbolling
them and putting them into the dish
about half an hour before you take it
from the oven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Caught Him.

please, sir" said our giddy young
office boy to the cautankerous crank,
'fcan you tell me the difference be.
tween half a ton Of sovereigns and a
ton Of half soyereigns?"
Young man." Numbered the crank,
depart, remove yourself. Don't at
tempt to work eff such a hoary old
wheeze on me. OF urs there Is no
difference"
Excuse me, sir" differed the office
boy, but there Is. In the first case
you've got half a ton of gold, and In
the second you've got a ton Of gold,
you see that the difference is half
a tom
He got outside the door just in time,
London Answers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
DEAD IN
COAL MINE
EXPLOSION

Delagua, Colo, Nov. 1O.-Forty-nine
men are known to be dead as a result
Of an e~xplosiosin a coal mine here.
Bodies are being removed from the
mine at a rate Of one every half hour
and the death list may reach fifty.
The explosion came when a miner
carelessly dropped q match In infam-
mable coal dust.
Sixteen men were found alive in a
closed chamber of the mine. They
were nearly ~sufocated but were
promptly brought out.
One of the first signs of the explo-
sion found by the rescue party was
the battered remnant Of a silver watch.
The force Of the explosion had evident
ly torn it from the owners pocket, for
1t was found hundreds of feet from a
body.
Not a man of the sixteen rescued
dropped his dinner bucket. Although
many were too weak to stand alone,
each one held his bucket grippsd tight
ly In his hand, and some did not let
go even to shake hands with friends.
Anton Bratovith, who was one Of the
rescued miners, believes that the man
who gave them the warning that saw
ed them perished.
They were warned of fire by a negro
mule driver.
After tellingthe men of their danger
the driver attempted to make his way
out Of the mine. Before he had gone
a hundred yards an explosion occurred
and Bratovich believes he must have
perished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10

VICTORY OF
DEMOCRATS

The Tomocratic Club Of the KEENAN,
dale park section of the sixth ward, eel
ebrated the sweeping democratic vic
tory at the polls Tuesday by q parade
and feast afterward last night.
Headed by the Kennandale Park
band and with James Collins, as lead
err, dressed as Uncle Sam, the process,
sion passed down Hall avenue to State
street. From State street the procession
proceeded to the home of DR.. William
f. Ramsay, who was reflect to the
Assembly, where he was givel sere'
made. After this the parade p >eded
to the office Of Mayor Albert oh
weller to give him a reception. a
there the parade returned to Massopust
hall and William Harding's place where
the victory was celebrated by speech.
making and a general good time. N. P,
Hanson, president of the club was In
charge of the arrangements of the cele
bration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
N. j. C0nCRESSMEN

First Dist.-"Henry G.. Louden-
slayer, r.
Second Dist.-*John J.. Gardner,
r.
Third Dist.-Thomas j. Scully, D.
Fourth Dist.-*Ira w. Wood, R.
Fifth Dist.-William II. Runyon,
r.
Sixth Dist.-*William Hughes, D.
Seventh Dist.-*Richard Wayne
Parker, r.
Eighth Dist.-*WiIliam H. Wiley,
r.
Ninth Dist.-*Eugene F. Kin
kead, d.
Tenth Dist.-*James A. Hamill,
d.
y Denotes reelection.
Republicans, 6.
Democrats, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
EntanaIed In a Live Wire.

If a person is ~entangled in a live cleo
trio wire and you want to extricate
him therefrom do not take hold of the
victims hands, as is often done in a
case Of this kind. You will be shocked
if you do. Be SURF to grab the clothes
alone, and then you are safe, and the
current cannot reach you. Do not let
anything come in contact with your
bare hands but his coat and trousers.
OF course If you have thick leather
gloves on you car handle with impu-
nifty the individual in distress.-Ex-
change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
MAYORS FIRST WEDDING
AFTER the ELECTION

Mayor Bolfschweiler performed
his first wedding ceremony since his
reelection, this morning, when he
united John Junger, Of 958 Smith
street, and Miss Ann Forge, in mar
rage. The ceremony was perform
ed at police headquarters. A pecu-
liar incident occurred in connection
with the wedding. James M. Glenn,
a justice of the peace, is about to
start in the marriage making bust
ness and in the absence of the may
or was about to perform the cere-
mony this morning. At the last
minute his nerve failed him and he
decided it was best to watch this
one SO that he might start better.
together with A. P. Kennedy, he
acted as witness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
What She Should Do.

BERTHE had been forbidden under Sc
we're penalties to play in the rain
barrel, but the other day, sad TO re-
late, his ann and grandmother
found him splashlng In 1t In high glee.
His mammals face hardened, but the
grandmother's kind heart led her to
make a plea for the offender.
BERTHE heard the plea, and when his
mamma asked him sternly what she
should do to a little boy who did not
mind what was told him he answered
promptly:
81 fink you had better mind your
mamma"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
SPENT PLEASANT EVENING.

A pleasant time was spent at the
home Of Mrs. D. McClymont, in High
street, Tuesday evening, when Miss
Bertha Brown and Miss Alice Nicely
mont entertained the prayer and
lookout committees of the Presby-
terrain Christian Endeavor Society.
Games were played and prizes
awarded. Miss Lottie Peterson won
the ladies' prize and Charles Truman
the gentlemen's. The BOBBY prizes
were awarded to Miss Helen Mesh
row and Hubert Stevens. A peanut
jab was also enjoyed and refresh
ments served. Those in the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Stevens,
Miss Helen Meshrow, Miss Ruth Girls
void, Miss Lottie Peterson, Miss Ada
Hulsizer, Miss Jennie Jensen, Miss
Frances Henry, Miss Lottie Nicely
mont, Miss Adele Gilman, Miss Ber-
tina Brown, Miss Alice McClymont,
Miss Helena Wright, Miss Laura
Washburn, e. Logan, Hubert Stew
ems, Charles Truman and Harry
Comings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
SIX TAX APPEALS BEEN
RECEIVED BY The CLERK

Clerk William A. Spencer has re-
ceived six applications for tax ap-
peals thus far this year. The first
one from this city is from N. Adolph
Nielsen, who asks for a reduction
from $4,000 to $500 on property at
172, TIA and 176 New Brunswick
avenue. The other late applications
are: Grace V. D. Lob, Metuchen,
$4,000 to $4,100; Equator Realty &
improvement Company, Dunellen,
$4,000 to $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
BOYS 0VERTURH THE
HALL AVENUE STATION

A number Of boys made an attack
on the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany's shed-like station in North
Amboy early yesterday morning.
They turned 1t over and then ran
away. Patrolman Weitzen saw them
at work. He estimated there were
about a hundred of them and he ran
for assistance. When Patrolman
Gutowski arrived the miscreants had
fed and the station was turned on its
side,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
"KING OF TRAMPS" ON JOB.
Will Supply Hoboss Unafraid of "Now-
lywed Biscuits

Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. 1o.-Fear
that high school boys might be called
on to eat the cooking of girl pupils of
the city cooking school was dissipated
when an offer was received by the
board of education to supply enough
hungry tramps to consume the concoc-
tons Of the amateur cooks.
The offer anne from a man who
signed himself King of the Tramps''
and who asked that acceptance of his
offer be sent to him at the postofice
In Cambridge, Pa. He announced be-
lief in his ability to get a squad of
knights of the road who could "eat
anything from New England pies to
newlywed biscuits"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
EGG RACK FOR THE INVALID.

carefully kept, and often each one is
marked so that they may not be used
for cooking purposes by mistake. A
pretty refrigerator stand like the one
pictured makes an acceptable gift for
:he sickroom. Each egg rests sep
~arately in a rack, and the ice is packed
in Il compartment back of the racks.
The cupboard closes with a brass lock
and key.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Kentucky Wary on Reform.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 10.-The at
tempt to establish the new commission
form of government IN Lexington, for
which purpose the charter for cities of
the second class was amended by the
last legislature, has failed. The vie
tory for the anti-commission people
was a signal one, the majority against
the plan being TAT votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
TANKS EXPLODE; ONE DEAD.
On Constable Hook $4,000 Barrels Of
Kerosene Burn,

On Constable Hook $4,000 Barrels Of
Kerosene Burn.
New York, Nov. 10.-In the mush-
room bed Of Oil tanks on Constable
Hook a 1900 barrel tank blew up with
a roar, and the minute the towering
column Of fire sighaled to all Of the
lower bay and Staten IslsndS that
something had happened in the yards
of the Tidewater on company other
tanks in the vicinity began exploding
internationally. Eleven blew off their
tops and burned until the last drop Of
1900 barrels of water white kerosene
had been consumed.
One man lost his life. He was
Charles Belltz, a still runner, who
lived at Avenue E and Twenty-elghth
street, Bayonne. He was standing
within ten feet Of the first tank when
1t exploded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Eiahtean Eans,

II don't think I'll make a cake by the
recipe that woman cross the hall gave
me. 1t will be too expensive. The
eggs alone will cost entirely too much, -
said the bride to her husband.
Gee whiz," said he sympathetically,
that's too bad. How many eggs does
1t call for anyhow"
Eighteen" said she, "the yolks OF
eight and the whites of ten.'-New
York Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Fined For Eeino Cruel To TurtIs

Boston, Nov. 10.-Max Fischer, pr,
prietor of q grill IN Boston, has ap
pealed from a twenty-five dollar fpo
for keeping a turtle on its back in bi
restaurant window on the plea that
pleased the turtle to be put in such a,
undignifed position. He protestet
when fined that the turtle didn't MIN
it, but the court disagreed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
In Six Years Ten Children.

Ottawa, Nov. 10.-Edouard Jelicocur,
aged twenty-three, Of Quebec; hts
wife, aged twenty-five, and their ten
children passed through here today.
Since their marriage, six years ago,
the stork has brought this couple Ave
pairs Of twins. The family is on its
way west.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Los Anaslss GAINED a11 Par Can.

Washington, Nov. 10.-The populn
ton of Los Angeles. Cal, increased
211 per cent. from 1900 to 1910. The
population in 1900 vas 102,479 and In
1910 319, 19S. The population of Los
Angeles In 1890 was 50,395.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
he Likss caIf,s load.

In a paper published in st. Ger
main, France. there recently appeared
this advertisement: Gentleman, sin
gle, great lover Of calfs head, but un.
able to obtain less than a whole one,
which it is impossible for him to con-
sumo by himself, desires to ind one
or more associates who would share a
calf's head with him three times q
week"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Disabled Engine DELAYED Traffic.

A disabled engine delayed traffic for
twenty minutes on the local division of
the Central railroad this morning. En-
CINE No. 43S hauling a freight train
northward had to be abandoned when a
casting in its steam chest broke. A drill
engine had to be secured from the Rari-
tan Copper Works to haul the freight
off the main track. Agent Garris rem
edied matters as speedily as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
eoodwilIs Get New Members.

and Bugle Corps in its rooms in Jeffer-
son street last night four new members
were elected. An invitation was receiv-
ed from the buglers of st. Georges
Field Music to attend their reception
to be held in Arnold shall, Paterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Official Visit to Woodmen.

State Deputy Chaffee and District
Deputy Thompson, of Elizabeth,
made an official visit to Perth Am
boy Camp, Modern Woodmen of the
World, last night, at its meeting in
Eagle hall. Both state officers made
a 'brief-address. Three candidates
were adopted and four propositions
for membership were received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10

Maud-Dldn't you dismiss your cook
sooner than You intended?
Beatrix-Yes. Unfortunately / read
how to do it tactfully in the house
hoid hints column, and / couldn't re-
sist trying TO see how it would work.
Brooklyn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Dismissed On Clubbing Charge.

Anton Elk, the saloonkeeper of
upper State street who was hailed
before Recorder Pickersgill for the
alleged clubbing of Mrs. Anna Scha-
lick, was discharged today as the
complainant did not appear in time
to press the charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
An Up to Date Present.

A dozen new laid eggs may cost q
pretty penny the way prices are now,
and when fresh eggs are carried to the
friend at the hospital or even taken,
instead of cheaper fruit or flowers, to
an invalid relative at home they are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
IT IS RECORD CORN CROP.
Yield This Year Ia Put at 1921, 3s1, 900
Bushels.

Washington, Nov. 10.-The agricul
tural department has issued Its report
on the nations corn crop, fixing 1921,
3S1 900 bushels as the yield. The
yield per acre estimated for this year
is PA bushels. In 1908 the yield was
put at 26.2 and in 1907 25.0 bushels.
This years acreage of 114,OS3, 900 com
pares with 1Q9, 006, 900 In 1909.
The figures indicate that the present
crop is by far the largest on record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
TURKEY SUPPER TONIGHT.

A delicious turkey supper will be
served by the Ladies' Aid Society, of
the First Baptist church, in the
chapel from s O'Clock this afternoon
until 8 o'clock tonight. Many tic
kets have been sold and accommoda-
lions have been prepared for a large
crowd of diners. The menu will be
as follows:
Roast Turkey
Potatoes Turnips Onions Pickles
Cranberry Sauce Celery Relish
Bread and Biscuits
Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie
Tea Coffee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-10
Son end Dog Missing.

John Obuch, of 555 Penn street,
reported to the police thas afternoon
that his three year old son and a
big black dog had been lost.