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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-04-10

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
NOVELTY BILL
AT mPROCTOR'S
Variety OF Acts This Week
Pleasing Show.

A bin Astounding In novelties and
good comedy is "the cure for what
ails YOU" at Proetor's theatre to-
day, and a mighty pleased crowd left
the house after each performance.
The first act on the bill was Eli
Dawson, comedian, or rather mono
logist. His work Is way above the
average in its conception, and he
very easily kept the audience laugh
ing.
Next on the bill were Church G.
Church, two sisters, and very pretty
girls who know how to dance.
Perhaps Harry Beaumont e Com
pany Is the real headliner, judging
from the applause. His act consists
of a seriss of card tricks, coin ma
nipulation, palming, magic and flu
siols, all of which got their full
share of appreciation.
Another act that made a hit was
Dale 6 Pearson, man and woman, in
a comedy musical skit. They open
with a good line OF comedy rapid fire
talk that quickly made them favor
ties.
The sketch with Jack Harlowe &
Company, entitled "The Dieky Bird"
got laugh after laugh owing to the
absurd situations that come up as a
result of the young wife thinking
her stepson, whose name Is Dicky, Is
a bird.
New motion pictures were unusu-
ally good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
BIG SUCCESS
AT The BIJ0U
Plenty Of Comedy This Week
Thrilling Story.

Another successful m~e1odrama
holds the boards at the Bfjou the
atre this week and between thrills
and laughter 1t completely fills the
bill. There is plenty Of comedy
and some strong situations, espe-
.cially the attempted lynching In the
third act. The scenes are laid in
the back counties OF Arkansas and
the characters are typical of the
far away rufallst There is as us.
ual a hero, who IS wrongly accused.
a sheriff who won't be bluffed, a
girl who trusts the wrong man, a
william who looks like a good fell
low, but who makes a lot of trouble
until he ssgets his in the last act
Mr.. Petit was good as the hero and
Miss Halter as the girl did some
very good work. All the other mems
bers of the cast were very good in
their parts and gave each a distinct
Characterization. Miss Hareourt
and Mr.. Hartford as two Silly kids
were amusing1y made up and did o
lot OF stunts that tiekIed the audi
enee. They were indeed a funny pair
to draw to. The play pleased large
audiences Monday and Tuesday and
will no doubt round out a good
week On Friday night another ann
ateur contest will be held and the
management announces that moth
Ing will be said or done either on the
stage or In the audience that could
possibly offend anyone on humil-
late the performers IT is not the
old time amateur contest with the
Hook" as the star performer, but
"a legitimate competition for cash
prices. The very best OF order ET5
wallis at these contests and quite q
number Of young folks in and
around Perth Amboy are booked to
appear. Next week the play made
famous by Florence Bindley The
Captains Mate a thrilling story
Of the sea-. will be given. Mfr. Ko-
vacs picture will be given away on
next Monday night.
A big production of a new Irish
drama by Sam G.. Miller Is in prep
aration for Christmas week and the
week preceding a very funny Swe-
dish comedy will be presented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

DR.. Copeman OF Brighton. England,
writing In the Practitioner, London.
gives some advice on sea bathing.
The best time to bashe fl about two
hours after breakfast. the period OF
greatest vital activity" says DIR. Cope.
man. The one time which must be
avoided BIZ all ID after a full meal.
During the process Of digestion the
vessels OF the Internal organs ara al
ready engorged with blood. ana the
shock or the cold water is apt 10 nro-
dnce a very dangerous condition az
congestion. the least Ut many penalties
that may accrue being an acute attach
Of indigestion. With many keen BATH
ers Il h an article OF faith TO baihe
before breakfast But business men
after months OF unremitEing toll. fhoaa
who are below par Or who ara 94ssars
On ~ years. should aveid taxing their
system By bathing at such d TINE.
Even the most robust would be wise
70 parfake OF q cup OF not milk before
leaving the house"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
TAX APPEALS
FILED TODAY

Joseph Polkowitz has appealed
from an assessment of $500 on
personal property in New Brunswick
avenue. He declares he has no per-
.sonal property at that place and
asks for a cancellation. Other APP
peals filed today with Clerk Spen-
cer follow:
Katherine Woglom. of 277 Wat
son avenue, city; assessment of
$500 cancelled.
Peter A. j. Steuerwald, of South
Amboy; from $1,000 to $500 on
Madison township land.
John H.. Coles, of Railway, from
$3.50 to $1,000 on Woodbridge
township land.
William Rowland. of 100 Bayard
street, New Brunswick, from $1,000
to $4,000 on property at 305 Burnet
street, this city.
street, New Brunswick. from $4,000
to $1,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
BUTTER AND EGGS
HIGHER IN PRICE

Butter and eggs, two greatly de-
manded commodities. are unusually
high In price at this time, due to the
annual increase In consumption with
a corresponding increase In the cost
of production, dealers declare. The
wholesale price of butter In New
York today Is forty cents a pound
and that of fresh white eggs, fifty
seven cents a dozen. The market
price Of these commodities is un-
usually high throughout the coun-
try, SO local housewives need not
think Perth Amboy is at fault, Some
of the most prominent local mer-
chants predict a reduction In cost
of butter and eggs between now and
the Christmas holidays IL future
weather permits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
HEADS DYNAMITE PROBE.
Wickershsm Appoints Oscar LawIer a.
Special Assistant.

Wiokershsm Appoints Oscar LawIer ~
Special Assistant.
Washington. Dec. a--Attorneyr Gen
eral Wickersham announces the ap
pointnlent of Oscar LAWYER as his spe-
ciaI assistant to take entire charge OF
the federal dynamite plot probe.
LAWYER. who formerly wa assistant
attorney general for the department of
the interior. wrote the famous Law
Ter draft" of the presidents letter ex
%onerating Secretary Ballinger. Law
ler's home Is In Los Angeles, and he
has already taken charge of the in
quiry there. Wickersham said the de-
partment probably would act Jointly
with the National Erectors' associa
ton and the manufacturers.
"Mr. Lawler will have charge of the
entire federal probe," said the attorney
general. THE matter will be pushed
vigorously. | cannot say what form II
will take. but Mr.. Lawler will have
the assistance of the department"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
FIND ABANDONED BABY.
Dogs Barking Attracts Attention to
Infant Left I'm Snow.

logs Barking Attracts Attention to
Infant Left I'm Snow.
Paterson. N. j., Dec. Ga month old
baby that probably owes its life to the
barking OF a dog Is kicking and cooling
on d bed in the General hospital here.
1t was undoubtedly left by a woman
to be picked up and cared for by stran-
gers. The baby was found lying In the
snow In the ear yard OF a dwelling at
do Van Houten avenue.
Persons living In the house were at
tracted to the yard by the persistent
barking Of a watchdog. The animal
led them to a couple OF bundles on the
snow. In one bundle made OF blankets
was found a whining. ~shivering baby.
The other bundle was composed OF In
fant's clothing.
Tracks to and from the gate to the
bundles showed a woman had carried
them In and left them in the yard. Ap-
parently she had thought the little one
would be speedily discovered.
There Is no clew to the woman The
clothing Is OF good quality, but bears
no marks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
TEN PACKERS no TRIAL.
Chicago Bsef Barons Lose ApPsai to
Supreme Court.

Chicago Bsef Rarons Lose ApPsai to
Supreme Court.
Washington, Dec. s.-Ten millionaire
packers must stand trial today In Chi
cago under the criminal section of the
antitrust law for forming the beef
trust, the supreme court OF the United
States having refused to grant a stay
OF proceedings.
Chief Justice White announced that
the motion filed by counsel for the
packers wss denied
Chicago. Dec. 6.-United States Dis.
trict Attorney W~Ilkerson. who has
prosecuted the against the pack.
ers. was elated at the news from
Washington. 1.-THE government IL
ready. as 1t has been for a long time
to proceed with the trial this morn
ing"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
NgEETTNG.

The meeting of the Home Mis-
sionary Society In the Presbyterian
chapel last evening was well at
tended. The president, Mrs. Adrian
Lyon, read the scripture Miss
Elizabeth Cameron, field secretary
of the East, formerly a teacher in
the Ashville Normal. delivered a
very Interesting address. Miss CAM
eron said the m~ountaineers were di-
vided into three distinct classes and
1t was among the poorer class that
their work WAS needed. Telling
about their home life in small huts
OF one room, their school life and
their religious life. How some of
the graduates of their schools are
now holding responsible positions;
one especially a nurse IN one of the
hospitals In Philadelphia. The
musicaf part was a solo by Miss
Irene Owens and Joseph Podmore
After the melting a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments,
served by the ladies. on the commit
fee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
IS(AK


The police found q receiving
basin at New Brunswick avenue and
Lawton place blocked last night.
-Patrolman William Calvin es-
corted an immigrant woman from
the Central railroad station TO ass
Prospect street at an early hour this
morning.
"A meeting OF Perth Amboy
Camp No. Is. Wooumeu or the
World. viii be held at Red Men hall
tonight.
An important meeting Of Court
Amboy, no SIS. Forsste i OF Anteri-
ca. 10 scheduled for tonight III For
ester hall.
"A meeting OF Perth Amboy
Lodge No. 7s4, p, r. @. EIks. mas
held in its rooms In Odd Fellows
hali last night. At this time Il was
1sc Y1scaasv so wurIr OF
Red Cross seals.
The directors Of the Board or
Trade did not meet last night owing
to &he illness oE President p. r.
s0imBfead.
IA meeting OF the fair commit
teS Of the Danish M. u. church IL
being bald this afternoeM at sha
home Of Mrs. Jonsen. LAC Madison
axaaxsa. 70 arranEa for tbs x@IF to
hs nea uegeHyear IL
Miaaiesex Cpunesls re. I'D. JFs
s0 &. a. A. meets tonight IL AE0ess
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
REPUBLICANSIN
SECRET CAUCUS
Reactionary Tactics Begin
in House Control.

fFrorS the NEWS Correspondent
Trenton, Dec. 6:-The Republican
majority in the assembly began its
work for the legislative session of
1912 yesterday afternoon with the
reaction ry move of a secret caucus.
No good excuse was given for the
change to the old time method, and
the secrecy accomplished nothing,
for the result was practically all
known before the caucus adjourned.
Thomas r. McCran, of Passaic,
vas chosen as the candidate for
speaker, and George w. Whyte, Of
Camden, was made chairman of the
caucus, the honor carrying with it
the Republican assembly leadership
for the coAling session. Upton S..
Jeferys, of Camden, was made the
for clerk, the salary being
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
WEALTHY GIRL ELoPEs.

Orange Couple Had Kept Wedding se-
crat 5ince Sept. &c.
East Orange. N. J. Dec. 6.-Eociety
folk la the Oranges learned with sur.
prise that Miss Annie Sewer Lang
horne, daughter of Edwin b. Lang
horne, and Kenneth sapthard. scion OF
one of the oldest families In East Or
ange. had been married siHce Sept. &c.
So well did the couple keep their ge-
cret that 1t was not until Sunday that
the brides parents learned OF 1t. Then
there was q hurried conference be-
tween the parents, all was forgiven.
and announcements have just been sent
out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
NO FINES IN MONTH.

Police officials Givs Recorder Pair of
White Gloves.
Bloomfield, N. j., Dec. 6.-For the
first time In the history of tbs Bloom
ield police court, which was estab-
lished In 1895, there was not a cent
collected In fines during the month Of
November last.
To mark the occasion Recorder
George w. Cadmus was presented
with a pair Of white kid gloves by the
police officials. following the precedent
OF the county courts Of England when
there are no capital cases for trial al
the opeaing OF the ourts. The recorder
was congratulated on the improved
morals OF the town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
SENTENCES FIVE TO DEATH.
Italians Who Killed Dsfenssless Woms
an to Paw Penalty.

New York, Dec. - Five stunted,
frowsy Italians stood before the bar
Of the Westehester county supreme
court In White Plains while Justice
Tompkins sentenced each OF them In
turn to die In the electric chair In
Sing Sing penitentfary some time dur
ing the week beginning Jan. 15. In ex-
piation for the murder OF Mrs. Mary
Hall In her home zeal Croton lake on
the morning OF Nov. 8.
All five had been found guilty during
six court days OF the killing which
n OF them had done, brutalIy and
with cold precision. during the course
of the burglary of the Grifen house,
where four defenseless ome were
oyerpowered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

WEs1GHT-Charles r., age Sc
years and 10 months cid, st the
city a~lzushouse at s o'clock last
night. The body has been removed
to Eugene Mullins undertaking es-
adjustment IN New Brunswick ave-
nua Arrangements for the funeral
are being made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. age "a, OF
asst Hartford street. at city hose
pitaI this morning Of typhoid fever.
Sis II survived ~ hss mother and
6rother. Arrangements gog khs Gu-
magraE are Being inside
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
SHIPPING NEWS

barge tlay, ooand Ior New ION
don, cleared from Port Reading yes
terday.
Barges Rockland, for Fab River:
Barnegat, for Pawtueket; and Dan
MeWilliam, for Wexford, cleared
from Port Reading yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

Jesenh Tracey. Of Fayetts street.
was entertained by frtanda II s.nzE
Esfssfroy tas1 night.
Arthur Colyar has returned to
Neat6eEd. after visiting his parents
81 Gordon street for several days
Mt. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson.
eli New Brunswick n have re-
sseFTae9 home after yssiting friends
za New York for several daya
MIs6 Helen GoIdstefn. OF New
YORK has returned home aFtay n
8lAaf OF sa#eras 8ayz with friends
W w Rsnnawies i
ALIAS KafAeraa Muagsmgras IS
#AaE se@agAs 10 unat4s 10 laavs har
Aosaa ewiag 70 n1ae
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
M'D0UctLL
DIES AT HOSPITAL

Gertrude McDeugail, twentysthrce
years old, well known in this city,
died this morning at the city hcspi-
tai after a brief Illness Of typhoid
fever. The body has been removed
to her home, SAT Hartford street,
from where the funeral will take
place when arrangements are COM
pleted. she Is survived by her
mother and brother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

A disagreement over repairs to q
boat caused the police to be sum
moned to George Gray's marine rail-
way at 800 Front street this norm
ing. Gray feared bodily harm at
the hands Of Elmer, "a boat owner,
and therefore Patrolman Niels Ton
4nesen was called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
BiRTHpAy cNIEBRATIoN.

Members OF the Standard Bearers,
Of Simpson M. e. church, held a
OF Miss Addie Snyder, In Brighton
as they entered gave a cent for the
summers that they had lived. About
$4 was cleared in this way. Mrs.
Daisy Curry entertained with a
piano solo; Minnie Nelson, with a
reading; Miss Alma Parsons, vocal
EcIo; Laura Clark, piano solo;
Myrtle SNYDER, reading; and a piano
solo by Gladys Coutts completed the
program. A social time with re-.
freshments followed the musical
program. Miss Laura Clark and
Miss Ethel Davis constituted the
com fnittee in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
P~HsI4ATEEEA CLASS

Members OF she Philathea Glass of
the First Baptist church will be en-
t0rtained at the residence of Mrs.
Emm0ns. In Oak street, tomorrow
evening at s O'Clock. A business
session will be held first, after which
a social time will be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
Printers EIect OfYicers.

Typographical Union, No. s6s,
elected officers last night as fol-
lows: s.. L.. Ritz, president; H..
G. Sorenson, vice president: Henry
Axen, secretary and treasurer; re-
cording secretary, G. r.. Greene,
and J. r.. Smith, sergeant at arms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
ssrgie Ressu Causes Trouble.

A coiored wofnan Familiarity
known TO the police as "nig Bess.
treated considerable disturbance
a garage IN Smith street ear
" this morning and was ousted by
Patrofman Timothy J.. Qninlan. He.
Instructed her 70 "rnove ens unaer
penalty of arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
K n rs ANNOUNCED.

Plans to aecommodate several
hundred people of this city have
been made by the ladies' in charge
or the hot roast beef dinner to be
given IN Moose hall for the benefit
Of the Home for the Aged, Saturday
night. AL this time the sewing ma
chine which was won by the Home
some time ago in a NEWS contest
will be awarded. The following
menu Will be served.
Hot Roast Beef Cold Fresh Ham
Mashed Potatoes with Gravy
Celery Pickles Stewed Tomatoes
Cabbage SALAD
Home Made Biscuits
Bread Pie and Cake
Tea and Coffee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
CONCERT DREW
BIG AUDIENCE
Pleasing Musical Event in
Baptist Church.

One Of the most pleasing events
to take place during the holiday
season was the concert given In the
First Baptist church last night I'M
der the auspices of the Baptist
Brotherhood. The program was
arranged and furnished by Madams
Abbie Clarkson Totten and well rem
dered throughout The greater part
Of the program was given by Mad
anne Totten herself and pupils. She
was ably assisted by Miss Eleonore
Bennett, a gifted reader, and Miss
Helen De Witt Jacobs, who played
the violin with remarkable ability.
The evening was a delightful one
and a large audience was present
All the numbers We're heartily APP
pIauded, the reader and the violinist
especially the latter, perhaps being
the favorites. Miss Edna Rothwell
showed much skill in rendering her
piano solo and was forced to re-
spond to the applause.
Perhaps the greatest interest OF
the evening was centered about
Madame Totten herself. She APP
peared frequently on the program,
giving the audience an excellent OPP
portunity to judge of her art.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Piano Observation-Disclosures" Verdi
Miss Edna Rothwell.
Chorus-"The Glow Worm
Lincke
Madame Totten and Pupils, Miss
Agnes E.. Quinn, Miss Irene b.
Rock, Miss Ethel Cox, Miss Au-
gusta Kreuger, Miss Ella Fore
man, Miss Cora Traub, Miss Lii
liam Cutting, Miss Ella Butler.
Accompanied by Miss Margaret
Van Dusen (pupi0
Scene from "1ngomar The
Barbarian"
1.-TWO Souls with but a Single
Thought"
1.-TWO Hearts that Beat as One"
Miss Eleonere Bennett.
O "Endearing Young Charms
Moore
b .Killarney" Balfe
c"The Butterfly" (waltz song)
Hawley
Madame Abbie CIarkson Totten.
Violin Solo-"Carmen F~antaisie"
Hubay
Helen De Witt Jacobs, (Accom-
led by Miss Marjorie Jacobs.)
Ballads
a "When Sinks the Sun"
Ernest Bah
b II Love Thee MiIdenberg
Q III Bacio" (The Kiss Waltz
Arditi
Madame Totten.
'cene from "The School for Scam
dal"
Miss Bennett.
Plano Solos
q s'Air de Ballet Moszkowsh
b "The Witches Dance"
Mcdowell
NTH Rothwell
.oprano Soles-
a "a Dream" Bartlett
b "Carmenia" (Wa1tz Song)
Wilson
o Roberto n Diavolo" I'm Ital-
ian Meyerbeer
Madame TotteH.
FioIin Solos
a s.Thais' (Meditatfon)
Massenet
b Serenade Drdla
Marjorie e Jacobs, Accompanied.
mpersonation-The Sweet Girl
Graduate" Phelps
Miss Bennett.
'o1o and Chorus
a Marble Halls
b ''The Gypsy Chorus
(From Opera Bohemian Girlel
Madame Totten and Chorus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
sYRIAN 40 SpEAK.

Rev. N. G. Malech, a Syrian Mis-
~sienary, Will speak 1t the weekly
mayer meeting tonight in the Dan
tEh methodist Episcopal church In
Madison avenue tomorrow night.
Rev. Mr.. Malech, who is a native Of
Persia, will also speak in Our Saw
toTs Danish Lutheran church. He
will tell of the conditions in that
country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
= q s

Members Of the P. r. S. held a
social time at the residence Of Miss
Edna Krogh, in Catalpa avenue,
last night. The club win hold a
number OF social affairs during the
winter season. Refreshments were
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
ST FAILS LADIES

The monthly meeting OF the
Ladies Aid Society of st. Paul's Ger
man church will be held at the
seAooIroomss South First street. to-
morrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Mrs.
WoiIcheck will be In charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
EirA IL nurh4r Hahnsrana.

Delhi. Dee. s-fr tas course OF q re
hearsaI For the durbar a massive gil-
yer poled tent designed for the recep
tien on the ruling chiefs was destroyed
by are.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
ENJOY TURKEY prNNER.

Al turkey dinner was served to a
nHmber of intimate friends by Mr..
and Mrs. J.. Fl. Gregory at their resi-
dence in: High street Monday even
Ing. Besides the Gregory family,
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Throck-
morton and Miss Throckmorton, Mr..
and Mrs. Doremus, Of Red Bank;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry PETE, Mr.. and
h ~ Runy0n and Rev. James
Fl. Northrup, of this city. Miss
ThFoclsnnerton entertained with q
number of solos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

William ]. Lansley. Of Rector
street, received word this morning
that his father, a prominent resident
Of Elizabeth, expired early this
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
70 Make 4or massx.

Some arguments. sazd gnela Ebea.
would be . saead ahnsseF II dc gems
znen hsa e Erss @y sassls mla 10
wegda aay Asss ia SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
SOCIAL TfME FtlTII0WS.

a social time followed the mon
thly business meeting OF the Simp-
son Epworth League. held at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Harrington, in
Lewis street last night. At the bus
moss session a report Of the commit
tee in charge of the Thanksgiving
entertainment was made. The sum
af SS5 was realized from that af-
fair. Games played and music
Ierved by the hostess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
POLICE NEWS

John wanski, thirty years Old
has been permitted to pay d ane Of
SIS and reEsasea from custody Ia
steaA Of furnishing $500 ball 10
awast ere @ctson &c fAs srz1i s
for stealing chickens and enrsuTgng
khaEa. He was arrested s@riy Sum
day meEszu@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
HAzAR PLANS COMPLETE.

Plans for the bazar TO be held
under the auspices OF the Woman's
Club OF ct. Stephens Danish Luth-
eran church. Thursday and Friday
nights Of this week, are being COM
pIeted. The ladies In charge have
erected many novel and interesting
booths and a large attendance is ex-
pected. Washington hall viii be the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
Cottage prayer Meeting

COIJHg8 Prayer UItVtsigs
A cottage prayer meeting under
the auspices of the Danish M. Il.
Epworth League Will be held at $50
Park avenue tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06
M'NAMARAs TO TESTIFY.
barrow Says They Have Been Called
Before Grand Jury,

HsfoFe aFahu jury.
Los Angeles. Cal, Dec. 6.-Clarenee
barrow, chief counsel for McNamaras.
is authority for the statement that the
McNamaras were served with sub
poenas sumnoning them before the
federal grand jury. which meets here
Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

Hugh Jsnnings ous Of Danger
Scranton. Pa. Dec. 8-Hugh xen.
nings. manager Or the Detroit Tsgaxss
u out or danger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-06

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