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operating in the country around Norr-
koping. They are suspected of being
spies, but nothing has been proved
against them.
The rainfall in East Central Sweden
was five inches from July 1 to July
%. This beats all records for the past
80 years. The southwest had dry
spell at the same time.
An inscription dating from the
Bronze Age has been found on a stone
slab at Hogvide, Gottland. This is
said to be the first Bronze Age inscrip-
tion ever found in the island of Gott.
land.
Costa Ljungstrom and Ture Johans-
son have just returned from America,
where they were very successful in
foot races. They made lots of money,
and they intend to return to America
next fall.
Boltzius, famous for his faith cures,
left about 10000 letters at his death.
The letters came from patients in all
parts Of Scandinavia, and must be a
mine of information to persons who
are interested in such things.
The controversy between DR.. Sven
Hedin and August Strindberg is get
ting more and more violent. The lat
ter claims that Hedin as an explorer
Of Central Asia, is a humbug, and
Hedin retorts that Strindberg does not
know what he is talking about.
The historical Ulfasa estate in Oster-
gotland is for sale. It is supposed to
have derived it's name from Ulf Gud-
marson, who once lived there with his
wife, Saint Birgitta. At later date it.
was transferred to the Sture' family,
and still later to the Spare family.
August Strindperg's literary produc-
tiveness is simply astounding. His
stock in trade is dramas. Now he has
made a new departure by publishing
two books on comparative philology,
arguing that Swedish has many words
in common with the classical languag-
es, and even with Hebrew and Sans
krit. He suggests that the Swedish
language might be enriched by bor-
rowing from the Icelandic.
A detachment of soldiers who were
going thru series of movements at
rgardsbrunnsvikcn were ordered to
swim across the channel without max
ing any preparations whatever. Wear
ing their uniforms and carrying their
regular arms, the men rushed into the
water with evident satisfaction. Most
of them swan like fishes, and it took
them from 80 to As seconds to cross
the water. This was the first stunt of
its kind in the Swedish army.
The governments accident insurance
department has been compelled to fix
rates for the loss of different parts of
the body. The loss of the right eye
entities to pension of $16.20 a year,
the loss of an ear only half as much.
The loss of both ears, however, brings
$40.50, and so does the loss of one
hand, one foot, or all the fingers on one
hand. If person loses both hands,
both feet, or one hand and one foot,
he is regarded as totally disabled, and
will receive maximum pension of
$S1 a year. The same amount is paid
in case of the paralysis of two of the
main limbs OF total blindness. The
loss of a thumb brings $20.25, or fifty
per cent more than the loss of one eye.
The loss of the index finger is put at
$12.15, and long finger has been put
as low as $50. The loss of one of the
other fingers does not seem to count
at all. The loss of all toes on one foot
brings the same pension as the loss of
one eye.
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Disastrous Fire.

Melvina.-As the result of spark
flying from thrashing machine, three
barns, farm machinery, grain, straw
:nd several head of stock belonging
to Edward Shinnick were destroyed by
fire.
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A Treasure.

your new maid looks very dis
Greet"
Indeed, she is. She even knocks
at all the drawers before opening
them."-Pele Mele.
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Opinions Aired.

"'Were the commencement exer-
cises interestingly"
Every. The time was divided be-
tween advice from public men on the
selection of a career and suggestions
from graduates on how to run the
government"
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One of the first necessities of our
life is that we grow upward like men.
When we cease to aspire we descend
in the scale-Freston.
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DR.. Perce's Pleasant Pellets first put mp 40 years
Ago. They regulate and invigorate stomach, liver
md bowels. sugar-coated tiny Rranules
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OR. J. H.. RlNDLAUB (speeialist),
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Fargo, N. p.
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He is good time-saver that finds
out the fittest opportunity for every
action.-Thomas Fuller.
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Statistics are almost as unsatisfac-
tory as facts are stubborn.
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Men are always betting that their
sins will not find them out.
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DR.. Pillem-There must be some.
thing radically wrong with your sys'
tenn to have your hair fall out so.
You will have to diet.
Skantlox-Dye it? I'm afraid, doc,
there's not enough of it left to dye.
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THEIR IDEAS.

First Woman-A smart woman can
fool man all his life.
Second Woman-And a smart man
can only fool q woman until she finds
it out.
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DRIVEN ALMOST CRAZY.
Bakersfield, CAL, Woman's Awful Sui,
fering.

Mrs. H. W. Heagy, 1915 L St., Ba,
kersfield, CAL, says: Doctors failed
to help me and was in despair. The
kidney secretions scalded terribly and
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passed too freely. ]
often staggered as II
drunk. I could not
lie in bed over halt
an hour. My side was
numb, sight affected,
and a tingling sensa-
ton covered my
body. It actually
seemed as If I would
0o oro1v uyoo
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saved from fatal Bright's disease by
Doan's Kidney Pills and my health i'm.
proved wonderfully"
Remember the name-Doan's. For
sale by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
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FL Vagabundo por NJ. r.. Arecibo
Roslin Flerda, por Carmelo Oben. Guayama.
, De TERRA Baja, por Eugenio Rodriguez Cuebas
Mayaguez.
;Quien engaha quien, por Valentn Polanco de Je
sus. GALES.
Amor juven, por p H. Negron. Nueva York.
2 La Desconocida, por G. H. c., Trujillo alto.
El Castgo de una venganza, por Rafael Prieto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
Sonbreros japoneses.
Mayaguez, 1910.

FL conocido establecimiento dedmo
das Las Noredades estan recibiendo
ya su esplendido surtido de noveda.
des para primavera de 1911 J resto
de la actual temporada de fines de
1910. I'll mas atrayeDte es un mag
nifico surtido de sombreros esfilos "a
pones. Ultima moda que hace Juror
en- los centros de mod de Europa V
America. ~Cua.quier articulo de uti-
lidad, fantasia, adornos. perfume
rias. rops para sehoras senorita y
nifas y esquisita cristalerfa se ha.
lla en- Ia celebrada tienda de Ia ca.
lie de San Francisco. Los sombre-
ros japoneses son de verdadera v
rigurosa actualidad. Visitad Las
Novedsdes" y os oonvencereis de que
ALI &c encuentra de todo 10 que el
buen gusto y Ia fantasia han podi
do idear. Fan Juan, Puerto Rico
5 an Francis CO IS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
Canpeonalo de CuentoS,

Loa euenos hasta ahofa reeibdos puhcados para lu
sar e campeonato de LA Correspondencia
res SOD los que eiguen;
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ENFERMEDADES De Los oJOS.
Tratam iento medico quirur gi C. o
DR.. RAFAEL DEL VALE
Consulta de ? a All o. m Fortaleza 16

AZuar. RinCon
~ Sin venganza. por Norberto ESeabi Mayaguez.
95 Amor y lanto, por Josefa Archlla Vega baja
90 Los dos huerfanos. por Fidea Benitez Gurabo
g La casa sobre e monte, por Angel Guermo Rodri.
guez Ponce
9s tenomeno raro. pOr Eivimar, Aguadila
80 La Guadalupe de Ponce nor Armando Flores Ponce
100 La rageda del salto por Ramon Roure Rodriruez
San Sebastian.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30
l0 MEJ0R.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene el
mejor sultido de objetos de
arte y nosedad para regalos'
y esta constantelnente recibien
do los ultimos modelos. 81 Vd.
aesea coHlprar I'm objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- eicctos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tailado LEJlTlNc tiene
uninmen>o surtido, esta casa
solo vende artieulos BUENos
todos gsrantizados. Especia
iidades ara regalos de DO
daS.
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No 10 olvideis.

Eon San Luis Los sres A. Alva.
Ie1 hermzna sigueu obteniendo el ne
ior exito ron laveLta Gel screditado
"Ron San Luis produeto de superior
esl:dad que ha oonquistado justa IA
ma On ls isla y fuera de ella No
contene fustancias nocivas ' Is una
bebida t6nica y reoons;ituyente- No
DIVIDES que los pedidos deben haoerss
{ ID screditads essa cslle q. sam joss
en- san juan Ron San Luis"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

de escribir j as vOces de los empleadOS
Y, de cuando, en- cuando, al cesar mo
mentaneamente ell ruido, resonaban
las gangosas palabras del comerclan-
te, dictando a su estepografo
-. esperanto que en- adelante
vuestras copsignaciones. -. por el
Coamo ,.
Y las maquinillas volvfan a estre-
mecerse, mientras cuatro q sels mu
chachas, vulgarotas y con cara Gle
hombres, hacian bailar sus dedos
gruesos en- el teclado. En- SUI trato con
hombres de todas las calahas, las po-
bres chlcas habian casl perdido ell ca
racter temenioo, alegrandose de VI
viz como automatas, esclavas delnu-
nero y del toeino.
.Asi es que, cuando sono ell timbre
del despacho Y aparecid Nioleta con
sus mejillas de rosa, Lola, la ohclnls-
ia mas vieja, lie sopl6 asu veclrs;
-:Y esa2
-Ayudante del taquigraio
--Flacs!
flea!
Como Sc peina!
-iCtmo Sc pipta.
Mira como 10 toca!
-iUna chiva!
-iUna cooueta!
Y el proceso continue asf, mien-
tras ALI cerca, reclinada en- ell lescnto
rio del senior Fuentes, Violeta habla
ba:
va usted 10 We: soy asi; franca
con todo ell mundo. Desde que murlo
mi madre, hara cosa de dos amos. he
vivido sola. trabaiando dia y noche,
sin haber encontrado una persona
mala en- mi amino. Por ESQ confio en-
usted. sehor Fuentes. Espero que sa
bra apreclar mi ayuda. Poroue, eco
mo es possible QUE sea usted malo?
Yalas pocas horas, sin hacer caso
a las burlas de sus compaheras, Nlo-
leta trabajaha alegremente en- un pc
aueno escritorio jumto al del conner
ciante, detepiendose solo para ARE
plar SUI for entire los hermososbucles.
FL principal estaba encantado. Lavo
cecilia de la ioven lie parecia deliclo-
sa, al decir:
-iHa terminado usted, sefior
EueDtes?
Ill.
FL seior Fuentes estaba perplelo.
;Que sinifcaba aquella ola de muir
muraci6n que subia desde la Gale has
ia 81 despacho? La tarde anterior.
paseandose como de costumbre iren-
>te q su casa, habia tenldo que Or las
quejas de unas 10comadres lacrimo
sas. comadres todas feas Y todas We
jas, unas con espejuelos Y otras con
mantilla, que. rodeandolo de vestl-
dos negros Y narices puntiagldas, le
soplaron toda la historic de los .es
candalosos' hechos de Nloleta.
Uf,iYa no Sc podia vivirl Con las
cosas que Sc estaban viendo! iPorel
Perpetuo Socorro, Todas las bueras
madres del pueblo 10 decian con el
coraz6n en- la mano: 81 no expulsa
bar 4 Violeta del establecimieDto
tendrfsn que aleiar 4 sus ''nifas"
del mismo. pues Ia moral. Y sobre to-
do, Ia moral social, asi 10 pedis.
Pero eel hecho' mas escandalosc
era este: Violeta tenis TN novio. ra-
da menos que Tin nOvio. muchaeho
pobre y NAL Telaciopsdo'. que Sc
nasaba los dias hacienda muneoos
de barro para venderlos i los -'tou
ristss" Todas las tsrdesel srtistae e.
peraba 4 Ia 'muy chiva' en- Ia es1uI
na del almscen y despues de zanzibar
w rsmo de flores por una sonIks,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos vieios a
81 el quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Y sucedio que Ia pri-
mera medida sanltarla
que tonl6 el Rey, fue
mandar 8 cortar todas
las lerguas sueltas del
pueblo, para con elias
hacer I'm escobillon y
barrer las GALES.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Department Of the interior.
Office Of Porto Rico irrigation
Service.

Guavana, P. R. october 10, 1917.
Sealed proposals Will be received
at the office of the Commissioner OF
the Interior OF Porto Rico until =
Io' clock T NJ, Februal I, 1911, tor
4 the structlOn Of
~ Carte Dam and appurtenant
structures. containing about l5o, 900
cubic meters Of earth and loose rock
the estinla ted cost Of which is about
S190, 600
~ Guavabal Dam and appurte-
nant structures, containing about
1900 4. meters Of con crete ma
sonry ar $1,000 cubic meters Of ex
cavation the estimated cost OF
which S .s5out $3.50, 900.
~ patiyias Canal and anpurte
nant structures, including about
J 32, 900 cubic meters af oper-cnt ex-
cavation. 1000 lneal feey Of tunnels,
$500 !ineaI feet OF fumes, 500 il
neal feet of .iphons, aua, / 90 bridges,
( the estieaate ted cost OF Wmch is about
4 $4,000
.laas and specifications may be
gts;Aa.l .7s'in this Office. or from
he C..,ci t....ssione1 Of tbs interior,
san Jual ts1.rh Rico, or IRON the
Bureau q lnsuAr Affairs Washing
ton. l.. G.
A deposit q 50 !. required for
zach set OF plans, which will be re-
1lnoed upoa the return Of the
! Pune upon ol PRIOR to the date set
: q opening the bids. I Be hight is
terved 70 REJECT any and al bids.
J. ". Beonlsteu
Chic: A.agineer,
lrriss.;.>r: Service
Guayama 2 4.
~ oraey Of
John A. + ilson
tonmi sa:sile- vi the
Interior of Porto Rico
San Juan. P. r.
'0Sfponemenf Of openlny DDS
FOR THE
Porto Rico Irrigation Service
The opening of sealed proposals
for the construction Of (D CARTE
Dam. ~ Guayabal Dam, and (3)
Pahllas Canal and Appurtenant
structur es, is hereby postponed from
January 3, 1911. to February 7,
1911.
j. ". BeordsleS Chief Enginer,
Irrigation Service GuayamA Porto
Rico.
By order Of John a. Wuson,
Commissioner Of the Interior. San
Juan. Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

stsG eSs1 GeSsGndo encOntrora nm
ifseno o0tocdclo's Y. sinenbarse, d no
d. SC u dics Las ees.iones que por
MEDIC dc 0t1lsoS es.d hacienda res,.i-
'ah con .frecl s1eic infrsctuoSos. Tie
nc por de!Gnf. an niiil6n de olnsos cue
isnsrcn su Gesso. .Por que no anun-
ia listed 10 que dessa? La Csrrespen-
dcneaG cfrsce a i,s,oa xn eficiente mo
do dc FitllsciGcd. 81 GANG tie,nps,
ahorain dtn0o. y q r70lesto dtspen-
do dc un srunc.s, le preporcionord
81 srds eoos<niso naso de rcalise,,
rus asr-rGcioss, No r1cile en- esso.
uesd eneo-tr5 q riundO heeao. y ssi
son los oesas Dc, nurSo.
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eslEUTTlEIRlPIE ''
Bazaar de m0siCa de Jose laza Y Ca

Esa casa cuenta sempre grandes existenca de ns
rumenos para Bandas Orquestas Fautas Fiaunes
Teceroa Requntos Carnees Oboes Saxeones Cornetnes
FSconos Baritenos Bombardnos Trombones Bassubas He
csnes Voines Volas Volonceos Contrabaos Guitarras
Laudes AandolnaS BandurraS Redobsnes Patos Bsmbes
CONVlENE SABER que nuestra dedca excu
sivamente todo refiere mlsca la nica uu
puede vender los pianos garatzado de la reputad
CARL FISHER de los cuaes representatives excu
sivos en- toda la Isla.
Plda nuestro caalogo que contiene la reacion de ma
de MIL QUNIENTAs obras para piano. violin mandoina
lnfmo precio de DIEz cENTAvos eiemplar
Llamamos tambien la aencion sobre nuestro complete
surtido de msca de auores puerorrqueos de zarzuel
espaiolas
tRLZ No. 10. SAN JUAN T. r. APdRIADO a2
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Escue.a de piniuras.

Enla csei,ela No. / al lado del tea
tro. esiahle -. el MaestrJ Ollc- una
eseliela ,.e alntura. Les aiumnos que
quiersn As.,tir . ella pueden mai-.-
cGlarse en- Ia ofIcina Ge Is Sta. 5es-
trlz LaS>alle principal &c Is escueig
No. Esta dara principsc Il dia sic
te dc Enero pr6Nmo i las cuatro de
tarade-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-30

Ella 10 diio muchas veces despues:
Ia causa de todo ell embrollo habla
sidosu pelo, su rosa y su nombre
Y Sc vera de que manera.
Lamahana en- que debfa empezar
su trabajo como oficinista en- ell des-
pacho del senor Fuentes, hombre de
hegocios, violeta, Ia muy bella, Sc le-
vant6 tempranito, como las ser, y
de pues de arreglar su diminuta alco
bade huerfana, Sc peino sencillamen
te, entero una rosa blancaIen sus
bucles dorados, echAndose en- segul-
da & Ia Gale con Ia rapidez de un pa
iaro y la algeria de rna mariposa.
AL verla pasar tan sonrelda y tan
agil, los transeuntes Sc detenlan un
monento: lera una mufeca, una nj
ia, & un hada? Era simplemente ed
rantadora, Una nota vestida deluz.
Culebreando entire los trajes obscu-
ros, su vestidito blanco Sc perdia cual
TN copo de nieve q, Sc derrlte. A We
res dejaba la acera para cammar
masa sus anchas; saltaba los charcos
facllmente, sallendo siempre con sus
hotitos lirnpios. FL barro SC detenia
bajo sus plantas. Fl aqua sucia Sc en-
treabria al ella pasar ST hubleramos
de ,reer enla leyenda del mar Rolo
violeta habrfa de ocupar ell lugar de
Noises.
Pero, ia d6nde lba? sse drlgfa
quel dclicado prodigio a la calle del
Comercio? sIba a penetrar en- ell re
cinto de las facturas y los balances?
En- efecto: Sc detuvo ante una gran
puerta, miro el numero, y desapare-
cio entire sacos de harlna y canastos
de cebollas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
LEAGUE
GAMES To Be:
GOOD SUNDAY

The City League contests sched-
uied for next Sunday give promise
Of becoming unusually interesting.
Tho manner in which the clubs are
to be matched seems to show that
the games will be very warm. There
Is that game between the Nationals
and Pu4tans. Both OF these aggre-
cations are trying hard to climb
higher In the standing. The Puri-
tans want to make a good account
Of themselves for the purpose OF get
ting into a place with the top notch
ers; while Waters aggregation wish
es ia at least avenge some of the
grim defeats 1t has become subject
ed to.
There Is the battle between the
Lyceum F. c. and the Danish So
ciable Athletic Club. From all ad-
vance accounts, that should be q
hummer. Like the foregoing clubs.
these aggregatious want to hustle
and make a showing in the big con-
test for city championship honOrs
and the EVENING NEWS pennant.
Those in charge of the games are
preparing plans to make the pro-
gram as good a one as possible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
BURCHELL HAS
WORKED WELL
Has Allowed But Few Hits
In Most of His Perform
ances TO Date.
BUFFALO MAN is AHEAD

"Butt" BurcheIl, the great East
ern League slab artist who halls
from this city, now stands twenty
third on the list of Eastern League
twiriers for good pitching. He has
| twiried one two-hit game, two four
hit games and two fve-hit contests.
Carmichael, of Buffalo, heads the
list. having pitched a no-hit contest.
besides three fve-hit games. The
no-hit game resulted In him being
placed in a class by himself, as far
as the Eastern League is concerned,
for he did not give a pass or hit a
batsman, and there were no errors
behind him. But twenty-eeven men
faced him, resulting In @ perfect
a colleague of BurchelTs, also pitch
ed a no-hit game, but he allowed
one pass.
| games pitched! Lefty Russell, of
Baltimore, being the only Eastern
| League twirler with the distinction
OF having twirled two contests of
this brand. There have been TWEEN
| ty-two two-hit games pitched. La
ftte, Of Rochester. and Dummy Tay-
Tor, of Buffalo, have both pitched
two two-htt games. 1t is noticeable
that some of the most consistent
winners among the Eastern League
| twirlers have not held their oppo-
nents down. as a rule, In hitting.
Ragon. Of Rochester, is a notable ex,
| ample. He has four four-hit games
to his credit and one fve-hit. There
have been several instances where
two pitchers have taken part for one
team in a game in which their oppo-
nents have made five hits or less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
IST. FOOTBALL
AT METUCHEN
Metuchen and Newark Teams
to Clash There Labor Day
Afternoon, 3 O'clock.
TO BE EXHIBITION GAME
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Specfut 20 the NEWS.
Metuchen, Sept. 1.-The football
season will be formally opened here
on Labor Day, Monday next, when
the Metuchen Soccer Football team
opposes the Thomas A. G., OF New
ark, on the Durham avenue grid
iron. 1t will be an exhibition game,
the first Of the season. and a large
crowd Is expected out to witness it.
The contest, from ell expectations.
will be a lively one. The visitors on
this occasion are conceded to be a
strong aggregation and the local
team will undoubtedly have to travel
some to hold its own.
Indications are that the Metuchen
team will be stronger than ever this
season. A glimpse at the array OF
material seems to indicate this. They
expect to line up as follows: Hal
bert, goal; Clark and Sheppard,
backs; Ross, Glenfeld and McDon-
aid. halfbacks; Clark, Pierson,
Moore, Kempson. Brabyn, forwards,
The kickoff will be at 3 O'Clock,
Special arrangements are being
made to accommodate a large
crowd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
D. s. A.C. TALKS
BASKETBALL
Special Meeting Was Held
Last Night to prepare for
Entering League.
COM MiTTEE APPOINTED

A special meeting of the Danish
Soicabie Athletic Club was held last
night for the purpose of making
preparations for the coming basket
ball season. 4 committee was named
to prepare for entering the proposed
city league that may be formed to-
night, and other minor details, such
as securing basketball requisites,
practice, and SO forth, was talked
over.
Stephen Christensen and John
Jenderup we're named as the COM
mittee to represent the club at the
meeting to be held IN the Auditorium
tonight. This committee Is pre-
pared to enter a team, providing
rules and regulations and the general
schedule Of games is suitable.
The oldest class held its weekly
practice In the club gymnasium last
night under the direction of fnstruc-
tor 6igurd Nielsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
HELD UP DANCERS.
When Caught, Bandits Prove to Be
Prscticai Joksrs.

Prsctfcas JokeETs.
Middletown, N. T.. Sept. 1.-WhiEe
returning to their homes at Goshen
from a dance at Florida. two hay,
loads OF young people were held up by
three masked highSvaymen and at the
point OF r%evoivers called upon to give
up their vaiuabies. Before the high
waytnen had a chance to collect the
pocketbooks and jewelry another
wagon was heard approaching and
the three took to the woods.
On the arrival of the young people
at Goshen Sheriff Alexander Suther-
land was notified. Securing an auto
and a number OF officers, the sheriff
went in pursuit Of the highwaymen
and captured them. The three young
men turned oIt to be members Of
prominent families OF Goshen. They
had attended the dance and planned
the heifup as a joke. AT first they
were locked up. bat later they were
released. Several years ago N the
same road a taliyho filled with society
people was held up anG all robbed by
several young society lei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01
ATTACKS ROOSEVELT.
Socialist Member Of Gersnaa Reictstae
Assaiis Former President.

Copenhagen. Sept. Theodore
Roosevelt came in for q raking In the
discussion of anti-militarism by the
international Socialist congress.
Several speakers turned their guns
on him. the bitterest attack being
made by George ~Ledeboslr. member Of
the German relchstag. who described
him as a political drummer" Among
other things Herr Ledebour said:
"He has forgotten that he represents
a democratic nation whose existence
was due to q revolution. Shame on
him for joining the British rulers
against Egyptian patriots"
On Hnti4nIlitarism so many conflict
ing opinions developed that the con-
gress was In constant turmoil. Mem
beers Of the committee on International
disarmament were unable to agree
among themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-01

Nan Newton, foe breaking q teapot
In Phiii's chamber, Is. Cd.
Richard Knight. for pride and
sighting, D. Cd.
william Hetherfngton. for not being
ready to 60 to church three Sundays,
10 sfsiiilngs.
Thomas Bridal, foe being at Nunes-
ton from morning to night, 5 shiillngs.
Cook. dead drunk, 10 s~Iiiiiings.
Anne Adams to be washmaid at
Lady day. She went away the Goth
Of June for being wanton and careless
She lost Eve paies OF sheets and Eve
p~iliowbeers, for which my wife made
her pay fi.-Diary Of Sir Richard
Newdigate. 4