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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

DIE uns miitterli6 geratben un0 ourb
'Srie6e un6 6reu0e I'M eigenen @er5en,
mie 0ur@ Sell un0 Segen in ser So
mile auf'S &eidlidlte pergolten.
Dieie @unft beitebt 6arin, oaB Dl1
arbeiteit aus 2iebe gu @ott> met! @ott
eS mia, arbeiteit in einer guten Mei=
nmng, int 2i6te beS @laubens.
IS lit gu permun6ern uro tief gu
%beflagen, 0aB troy aQer emigen un0
5eitli6en Gegnungen u116 @ortbeile,
melde Sic quite Meinung int ii6
i@lieBt, iogar unter Sen @ute11 nod
immer 10 menige itno1 sic @ebrau@
oapon MAIDEN, ii6 6a0ur@ Shabe fir
oie @migfett gu iammeln. 56au 6od
amf Sic lieben &eiligen, sic aus ie6er
Minute ibres 2ebens &apital gu idla=
gen mubte1 fir BEN groBen Sag Der
8ergeltumg; iie baben our6 sic quite
Meinung ibr &er5 perfldrt, ibr Be-
ben perpoufommnet, lire Mamen oem
groBen @bor ser &eiligen %einperleibt.
SIT Sos aber 10 i@mer? Sdaue, lie
Der Speuno, @ott perlangt BON Dir
ti6t pief; er %perlangt ni6t, oaB 81
in ein &loiter gebit, 6aB gu 8uBubun-
gen madit, biel faiteit un6 i%tunoen=
lang beteit = in Deinen drmli6en
@erbdltniiien, 0ur@ 9eine barte Mr=
belt, 6ie @ntbebrungen, Sic 9u tragen
muBt, tbuit gu @uBe uno Mbto6tung
genug, bieqet@t nod mebr als gar
Mande, 6ie ii@ in &loitern beftn6en.
@ott perlangt bon Sir, um Did) ein-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

@egelr oen eriten Stunt oieles Sab=
res miro ct. Glolto iber einen neuen
Snouitrie3meig perfiigeu, Ser gegen
200 Mrbeitern cine oal1ernoe gr1perbs-
quel1e lidern Miro. Sic 1telse 6abrif>
melhe Don ser ct. Glou0 Smprope=
ment Niiociation eil1er Ser MiQionars=
firunen 6es Nor0meitens namli6 Scr
6irlna @pr0on & 6ergulon, Sic iih
int gan5en 2al10e 6es Dor5Mglidite1
Suites erfreut, gegen einen &oitenallf=
mano BON etpo $500 errihtet mtro,
miro iib auf ei1em bereits geiiberten
@runoltiid, 0as 132X132 SUP groB
E11o an ct. @ermairitraBe ser &elt-
0en5 oes @errn Sobn 3app gegeniiber
gelegeu it, erbeben, ltn0 0aS ltnterneb=
men, meldes Sen 8iirgern oieier
Sta0t oas Sabr 1910 gu einem 0enf>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

mircigen maiden miro. miro obne
3meifel ser @ranit=Sta etne neue
Sierra eridlieBen, 0aber Sic @elpobner
CLOUDS Elm polles &e6t batten,
0as Sabr nit oen freuoiglten &pff-
m1ngen gu begriiben. @or einigen
Sabren bereits beiprad Sic Tirma
GORDON & 6ergl,ion sic 5ufunftige
M0glibfeit, cine 6abrif auberbalb
Naul's aus guten un0 geiun6en
@eihdftsgriin0en gu etabliren. &aum
f)otte @leioerbGn0ler 9. 6. Mbeles bon
bter BON ser S6ee beiagter 6irma
Wino befommen, als er int Sntereiie
ser Staot, bas er itets bod5ubalten
oeritebt, 6aran ging, %0erlelben Sic
flar5ulegen, melde ct.
Glouo fir Elm 0erartiges l1nterneb=
men gu bieten imitan0e lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06
Sin @cnjabrsbrief an ben drtitliden
Mrbeiter.
Mein lieber, tbel1rer Mrbeiter un0
6reul10!

Mein lieber, tbeurer Mrbeiter un6
Srell16!
8ilt gu, mein 6reun0, Elm arrter
driitiGer Mrbeiter, ser ii6 iein ga1-
5es 2eben lang in barter un6 miibepol=
ler Arbett iein 8ro6 peroienen nruB,
entmeoer I'M 1ib aQein, ODER gar nod
cine 5ablreid)e Samilie gu ernabren-
bilt gu Elm lolder, 10 i6ittelt nuti-
nam" Cir ber5baft nno ber5li6 Deitte
ral1bez l6mielige &ano!
un0 init aufri6tiger 2iebe uno
Sbeilnabme iagt er Sir: 6reun0!
Menn gu. anoerS Elm edit 6riitli9er,
aufri9tiger uno ebrli6er uno ni@t
pom 3eit= uno 2anoesgeilt angebau@=
ter @briit, angefreiien bon religioler
@leid)giiltigett, @el0=, ut0 8ergnu=
gungsiubt uno 2urus, biit, fret BON
aaer &eu@elei; 10 bat ct M6tung Dor
Sir, 10 groBe un0 10 tiefe M6tung,
pie CT tie nidt Dor MiQiondren, So
pitaliiten uno reiden @el6aftsleuten
baben fonnte = audi menn otele brap
ano redti6affen iino = oenn eben
6ur9 Deine o%pfermiaige Arbeit, 0nr@
Die gei6mer0en, Sic Dein Stano Dir
auferlegt un0 Sic gnt%bebrungen, sic
gu ouloen muBt, itebit gu Dor @ott
un6 Dem gan5en bimmlii@en @ofe gro
Ger ga, als all oie @roBen un0 &et=
9en 6iefer @elt! Denn itebe, Deinem
2ooie un6 2eben moabe @briituS, Ser
&eilano ser @elt, ii@ gleidformig uno
ebenbiirtig maden, alS er bonn &im-
mel auf sic grbe fam - benz Der
Meid)en aber ni6t! Dir beripri6t Ct
6as &immelreid, merut gu ebenio
arm int @etite, mte arm am 9eib uno
2eben bift, bon 6en &ei6en bingegen
iagt ST, mie i@mer ite III Den Simmel
fon1nlen mer6en, i9tperer nod, alS ein
&ameel our1 ei1 Na6elobr!
@enn 10 ser epige @ott ielber Did
r1ebr liebt uno iddbt, Di6 bober uno
SSbm ndber itellt alS ite, unto Sir eben
MIR aus 2iebe 6as pon Ser 8elt ber=
a6tete @eman6 ser Mrmntb fir 6teieS
t1r3e Groenleben ange3ogen bat, I'M
Sid emit I'M 10 reidber nn6 berrlt9er
fir cine gan5e gpigfeit at fleioen -
10 miilien audi beute nod ale iene, 6ie
tpabre nno e@te' gbriiten ftn6, 8. ;. III
oenen Gbriitt @eit un6 @eitnnung
iebt, Dir einen gor3ug einlrduntet Dor
Deinen 5tpar aiiuBerIid, aber mi6t In.
nerli6 mebr begiiterten 8rii6ern!
@art fretli6 lift Dein 2oos un6 Dor
t1enpon, u11o mem Du nt6ts meiter 5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

items ser 5haar Ser lieben &eiligen
ein5ureiben, nibts meiter> ais oaB gu
int Stan0e ser @naoe, fromm uno gu
fric0en 9ein arn1es 2eben lebit l1no
Define barte Mrbeit tbuit, neil uno mie
@ott es Mil, biele 9eine Mrbeit aber
taglid SIM meibeno, ibr glei6iam SOS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aufDriiden0 burd
cine quite Metnung. 0enn pabren0
jeoe Nrbeit, pelde gu obne quite Msei-
nut1g, obne SEN itiaen &lid Ser 2iebe
auf @ott perridteit /, glei6lam nu1
5taub iii, un0 mie0er 5u 5taub mtr0,
neil MIR aus 1ie0eren 8emeggriinoenL
etma 0es @el0es o0er 2obnes tpegel1,
MIR fir oieie gr6e getban u110 gu in
Ser @migteit teinen 2obn oafur gu bof=
fen bait = 10 mer6en bingegen ale,
alb Die geringiten Mrbeiter, iobalo 0r
oas Siegel Ser guten Metnung So
rauf oriidit, gu Sen toitbarlten @erlen
uno 3iamanten uno 0ein FL. S9us=
engel tit Sen gan5en Sag bei6dftigt,
0iele &leino0ten in Dein bimmliides
S6abfditlein gu lammeln uno abenos
GEM lieben @ott por5ulegen, ser iie
Damn gan5 genau u1o getreu, nod
3abl, @epidt uno @ertb ms 8I9
'oeS. emigen 2ebens eintrdgt!
l1n0 menn gu am gnoe ser ISOLDE
Deinen ial1er peroienten 2obn al1sbe=
5ablt befommit, 10 gebit gu bei1n nid)t
bios nit Dolars uno Gents, nein, Oh
gebit beim ais reideS, geaoeltes Got
tesfin6, 6as Die gan5e @ode binourd
I'M 5tan0e ser @na0e, im Mufblid 81
@ott iid mii0e %gearbeitet bat ul1o 9ei=
ne Mrbeit trug ooppelten .&immels=
lobn; benn es mar boppelte 2tebesar=
belt, berri6tet aus reiner 2iebe gu
@ott un6 in treuer 2iebe gum Mdd)<
item, gum l1nterbalt Deiner lieben M1<
geborigen. So, an Ser Seite Detner
baa1sbaltertiden gbefral, 0ie
nit Dir 6reuo uno 2eib tbeilt, Sic
cine CUTE &ausfrau uno feline Mas-
frau un6 nod edit 6euti9 lit, i'm &rei-
ie Deiner lieben @tnoer I'M trauten
SCENT, ni6t im 5aloon in @ereins
Experimentation, lit Dein
ltebiter Nufentbalt, 0a fiiblit gu Did
10 5ufrie6en nn0 10 tpobl;; flar leudtet
aus Deinem Ml1ge Dos quite @epiien
Ser Brie0e NIT @ott 1,n0 Dem
Nd9iten - 5. +. nit Deinem MIer-
ndbiten, Deiner Grau uno Deinen
ain0ern - Dos 8emuBtiein treuer=
Gflidt.
Md @ott! ser itol5e &eide, ser
Mammonsprob, Der 0fe gat15e Bet nit
perbringt, gan5e Na6te in
5aus un0 gralts auf gldn5enoen Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-06

iten our6i6marmt - ct oirfte 81.
beneioen INT 9ein frommes, 3ufri
oenes &er5, 9ein gottgefGlliges, Mi
Eli6es 2eben un0 S@affen uro 3eim
frieoli6en ianften Sdlummer ie
Ma9t, Dor Muem aber I'M sic Miai-
men, Die gu Cir tdglib in Sic Gmi,
felt porausiGidlt, fir ienen groBe
Sag, an meldem er, Ser reid)e, noble
angelebeee @eltmann, Sem jebt al
Tremoen un0 Semitic Ser @elt 81 @e
bot lteben - Dielleidt als arI1er 8et1
Ter Dalteben miro!
Sieb', lieber Arbeiter, Gottesfino
mas Gu AUDI INNER ieil1 m0geit, q
Saglobner, ODER @anomerfer, liebe 5
Ieia taglib 9eben inn Si6tglan5e 81
@laubens, int epigen @%erfl1ruugs
i6eine Ser gl1ten Metnmg.
@init gu iett nod langer flagen
Of 3einer Mrmutb, Oh 9efner Nieorig
felt, 9eiuer Mrbeit uno Miibial, Dei
l1er pielen g11tbebrl1ngen, 6ab 0u Ell
.Stieffino Ser @elt, 0abei ober Ell
2ieblingsfin0 3eines aus 9iebe ).
Sir arm gemoroenen @otteslo bnes-
biit?
M6 nein! Nl1r 0ariiber flage, menn
~
Ours bisber ni6t redt peritanoen uno
eingeieben bait, mie uno moour6 gu
9ih auf 10 leidte @rt un0 in 10 groB-
artiger 8eile BON Sugen0 auf bdt-
teit bereibern f0nnen! 9ariiber flage,
roenn gu bi5ber gearbettet uno Sid
abgeplagt batteit, miibepon u11o lor=
genpoa, aber gebetlos uno oarum per-
menn gu fir ar Dein
uno Sdaffen nidts ueiter
batteit, ols Die paar lumpi-
gen Dollars groenlobn o0er Elm Bro-
pertp, aber ni6ts pom etpigen @ottes.
.obn. Sd mir Gle, Oh &ei9 ooer Arm,
.ooer Mieoer, &err ooer
miiBten am 56lube unleres
nit leeren &dnoen Dor SEM
&idter erideinen uno trau-
rig befennen: u@ir babelt sic gan5e,
)eadt gearbeitet uno ni6ts gefangen. ."
1ber jebt lit nod 3eit, iett inn t1euen
Sabr molen mir anfangen al1f oas
@ort 0es @errn unier geee a%us5utper-
ian. Gin ein5iger Sag, Elm ein5iger
geiitiger Sii65ug, auf oas @ort uno
II Sem Mamen 0es @errn, miro u11s
iberreiden Sang tbun laiien!
5taunen miro uns ergreifem
uenn mir bof 5terbelager aus, beim
5deine Ser Sterbefer5e Sic Sii6fangs
ines gan3 ,1ur fir Soft bonbradten
aebens bon %0anfbarer Den1utb iiber-.
S1 Sen etpigen ieligen So
en- oes &immelS miro Der SEER uns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17

| 1.-THE Most Useful Ca of Iowa"
In the department of Interesting
People" in the December American
Magazine, Ray Standard Baker
| writes about Henry Wallace of Iowa
of whom he says:
81 happened to be in Iowa last
September shortly after the annual
State Fair was held at Des .Moines.
A man whom / met gave me an ex-
uberant account OF the varied excel
lences OF the exhibition, of which
the people of Iowa were d~eservedly
proud, and wound up with the re-
mark:
"'And finally. every yea we have
on exhibition out there the most use
full citizen of Iowa
"'Who is that?' | asked.
"'Uncle Henry Wallace" he re-
piled.
Henry Wallace, indeed. has be-
come not only one of the institu-
tons of the annual State Fair, but
one of the institutions of Iowa.
Every day during the fair-and he
has followed the practice now for
many years-he is to be found al
the headquarters Of Waliace's Far
mer, the journal which be edits, and
there he Is visited by hundreds of
farmers from every part Of the state.
They come to him as q sort OF oracle
for advice on everything from the
best ways OF feeding skim-milk
calves to bringing up boys.
mo man today perhaps, has at
f0tFNA4 q e4FDaeo- E.1z A.
farmers OF his stats. or q better un-
derstanding of the deep problems or
rural life. than Uncle Henry Wal
lace. Dean Liberty Fl. Bailey, of
Cornell, said OF him:
"Hs knows the heart Of the AM
erican farmer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
German Swimmers After Honors.

The New York indoor swimming sea-
son will be marked by the appearance
of two German champions, M. Ritter
and r. Behrens, in all the important
events. These men have been practic-
ing In the pool of the City Athletic
club, New York. for the past few
weeks and will probably represent
that organization as soon as they have
been long enough In this country to
comply with A. A. U. regulations. Ritz
ter Is a very good Splinter and one of
the best back stroke swimmers of
Germany. He has seen considerable
racing both at home and in England,
and he has a record Of ifty-eight Sec
onds for the 100 yard swim. Behrens
is q crack fancy diver. At the Oiym-
pfc games OF 1908 he took second to
Turner. defeating George Gaidxic Of
the Chicago A. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
N T BASEBALL T

Harry Lord is to captain the Chica-
go Americans next season. He Is the
logical man for the job. Zeider Is a
good ball player, but lacks practical
experience
They come back, but Pitcher
Patsy Flaherty Is to have another
chance. This time he will be taken
south by Brooklyn. Can't tell what
Will happen after the spring trip.
Old Cy Young is growing extremely
fat. and even the winter work he does
on the farm will hardly take 1t off.
Owner Somers says he will carry the
Old warrior next summer, but will ask
him to pitch but once a week.
The National association of minors
started nine years ago with only nine
leagues as members. Now Secretary
Farrell In his annual report says that
the association has So leagues and
over 10000 players. That is showing
some growth in less than ten years.
Jiggs ponohue. the once mighty first
baseman. has recovered perfect eye
sight. His lamps bothered him so
badly he gave up the game after be-
ing transferred from Chicago to Wash
lngton. Now. with good ogies agalu.
he wants to get in the game and will
asa t>omiskey fo< q trial in the spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
A. G..
Is DEFEATED
Picked Team Wins il
Report Bowling Match

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
keyport, Dec. 17;-The Century
Athletic Club bowling team was de-
feated In a match at the Brunswick
Bowling Parlors Thursday night by
a picked team of local bowlers.
The first game was won by the To-
calls on the very small margin OF
seven pins, and had the regular team
been On the job, the tables would
have been turned. Hyer, the regu-
lar anchor man for the Centurys,
was unable to be present. The
scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
CITY LEAGUE STANDING.

Although the Lyceum basketball
team lost to the Dexters in the City
League series last night, At to 4,
they put up an excellent exhibition.
The teams battled in fast and excit-
ing style. Passing on the Dexter
side was especially good and they
had their eagle eyes on the baskets.
The Lyceums worked hard and
covered much space, but they failed
to exercise sufficient skill In their
manipulations of the sphere. Clau-
sen and Antonides each scored q bas-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
WITH QUEER
NAMES BREAK INTO BIG
BASEBALL LEAGUES.

Young players with peculiar names
will strive to contribute to American
league history next year. Lively, La
ftte, Kocher, Wufni, Westerzil and
Cnslow make up DetFoits eontFibu-
ton. Boston has Nunnamaker, Eeb-
niger, Bediant. Buick, Killilay, Mosh-
man and Prieks. On Cleveland's list
are such names Ia Peckinpaugh. who
will be given another chance; Oleson,
Yingling and Veazey. In New York's
band are Litseht. lube. McGrainer and
a few others.
Surely the scorers will have no easy
good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
TO PART WHITES AND BLACKS.
Baltimore Will Pass Law Prohibiting
Them to Live Near Each Other,

Baltimore Will Pass Law Prohibiting
Them to Live Near Each Other.
Baltimore. Dec. lit is perfectly
legal for the city to exercise police
supervision as TO the segregation OF
races" is the opinion Of Solicitor Poe
to Mayor Mahoel relative to the race
segregation ordinance which has been
In his hands for K mination a week.
This remove any possible obstacle
to its being signed by the mayor. and
within q fen days 1t will become a
law, as the mayor has repeatedly ex-
pressed his intention to sign It. pro.
vtded no legal complications arose.
1t provides that no white family
can move into a block where the prin-
cipal residents are negro. and no negro
can enter a residence In a block that
Is inhabited principally by whites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
SCHOOL
EASY WINNER
Beat South River School Last Night BY seere OF II
to 13--Show Superiority in Skill.

An easy victory was scored by the
high school basketball team of this
city at South River last night. It
defeated the South River high school
FIVE by a score of 81 to IS. The AM
boy players demonstrated that they
were superior In skill. They passed
the sphere In a skilled manned and
shot with accuracy. Harry Macan,
Burns and Mccormick shared the
baskets on the victorious side, each
scoring four. Roessfer and Schantz
also played In fitting style.
The home club made vain endea-
vors to overcome the lead of the WIS.,
itors, but 1t was no go, although
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
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Covering q supply Co.. ss2 West St
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ASH CANS.
Indsstructibis Ash Can Co, ass EudSsa 81
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ROLLERS
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
The Farce of the PersonaI-Property
Tax Law.

The Earce OF the PSfSoIlal-f Foperty
Tax Law.
A. ]. Mock, writing in the Deem
Der number of the American Maya
zine about the archaic personal
property tax laws in this country,
points out that while the millionaire
can juggle his affairs al he pleases
and can take up his legal residence
in New Jersey, and by either meth
cd evade his legal taxes and leave
the burden to be borne by the poor
man. the law additionally makes 1t
possible for the large mercantile
house to escape taxation entirely,
while the small retailer has to- pay
up on what his stock Is assessed and
can barely earn a living. This is
the story of how these things work:
"You have $4,000 to start a gro
Gerry store with. First, you rent your
store-remember that. You do not
buy a site, for you cannot afford 1t.
Your stock costs, say, $4,000, and
you begin business. When the as
SCISSOR comes in, he finds you in
$4,000. bank-balanee maybe S200.
You carry some accounts. of course,
and also buy q little on time; so,
roughly, your debts and credits Off
set. You are assessed at $4,000, and
If there is any way of escape for you,
/ do not know what 1t is.
Starting with 100000, however,
you buy your site-not rent 1t. Then,
with the real estate as security, you
borrow two-thirds of its value and
let the debt stand permanently
against the business. Then when
the assessor comes, you are always
able to show a debt in excess of your
credits and ~stock-values; and you
get off without a cent of taxes.
More than that, with proper
management, you could make a lit
tie something. Borrowing at four
per cent, you could invest the mon
ey In your business at five per cent.
at least, so you would have one per
cent. clear profit. Then your real
estate would be approaching in val
ue about three per cent. a year, and
you would have that too. The law
gives you a lift both going and COM
ing. You escape taxation, and make
money to boot"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
Nov. 18th. 1910,

l. Nov. 18th, 1910.
To the Honorable Council OF the City
of Perth Amboy,
Gentlemen:-
We, the undersigned, most respect
fully petition your honorable body 10
cause a system Of sswers to be built In
the following streets: tombstone ST.,
Jeffreys St, Ridgley st, and Jacques
St., said system to be in conformity
with the plans Of extension Of State
Street Sewer System on fls and your
petitioners will ever pray
DENNIS BOZZEf,
ALBERT KOMTNECK,
SIMON KYIEK,
PETER JURA,
ANDR0 HOVANECZ,
/ STEVE HOLYNKA,
ANTON SILAKOWSKI,
ALEX. MACSARAFSKf.
$4.6s. 17042-l2-s-14-1T
MOON CHANGES IN DECEMBER.
New moon. 1st; first quarter, 9Th;
full moon. 10th: last quarter. gard;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
SAYREVILLE
GIVE DEFEAT
To DEXTERS

The Dexter Athletic Clubs basket
ball team was defeated by the Sayre-
vile A. A., by a score of SO to ID, in
Fishers hall, Sayreville, Thursday
night. The contest was fast and clean
throughout, there being but two fouls
called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
Y. M. H. A. IS
D0WNED BY
SAYREVILLE

In a fast game of basketball at
~Sayreville. last night, the Young
Mems Hebrew Association Junior
team, of this city. held the small end
OF the stick against the Sayreville
Junior five, the score being 81 to 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
EVENING JEWS SPORTING PAGE
|MARI0NS LOSE
To RESERVES
Team OF TottenviIfe A. C
Wins Game in City.

In a contest that was close
throughout, and one in which good
plays took a part, the Tottenville A.
c. Reserves defeated the Marion A.
c. by a score Of IL to 10 on the
Auditorium court, The Marions led
In the early part of the game and at
the conclusion OF the first half the
tally stood z to s In their favor.
There was much lively work in
the second period. Near the end the
score was tied, 10 to 10. The line
ups and score
Il. A. @. Reserves Marion A. G.
hudson Weitzen
right forward
Siho0 OInlIn
left forward
ttehne Mulligan
centre
Cole Mullen
right guard
bennington ......... Holzheimer
left guard
Field goals-Henne, 8; Hudson,
i: Cline, /; Smith, 2; Weitzen, l.;
Mulligan, 1. Goals from fouls
Cline, 2; Weitzen, 2. Referee,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-17
PREPARE FOR MATCH
B.THE ~AQUEHoNCAS
ssscsei to IN. EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, Dec. 17;-A bowling
team from the Tottenville A. c.. is
preparing for q match with the
Aquehonga Clubs Junior five, to be
rolled on the Aquehonga alleys here
on Wednesday. January IL.