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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-23
EGGS FOR HAToHING.

can furnish limited number
with setting eggs from now on
either with Barred Rocks or Par
fridge Wyandottes. Inquire OF c.
S. Elliott, Adamston, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-on East Main street,
one six room house with bath and
basement Apply to c. P. Howell,
room is, Lowndes Bldg. Third ST.
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EOIt sALE--Ncw frame dwelILns, two

.EoR sALE--Ncw frame dwelling, two
story. s. te roof, brick liquidation,
six rooms. bath, front and back
porches, cabinet and base nantes,
oak finish, lot 26MxlO5 feet, East
End. Price $4,000. one third down
one, two and three years. The Post
Roger Company. room 3O7 and 3OS
Cor building.
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FOR RENT-In Garlic Court, two.
story. five room house with bath,
suitable for small family only. Rent
$500. Apply to Mrs. Louis A.
Carr. or phone 6Q2-Y,. Consolidated.
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LIQUID INHALER"
A NEW CREATIOS
Patented II. G. Dunfee, e

- NEW NAENEIDE
Patented II. G. Dunfee, City
For generations salt n
water has been used
asa catarrhal remedy
in all kinds OF crude
manners.
This sunpliesa
vessel from which
salt WHIt'r ana ala
liquid catarrhal rom.
edies can be snitf d
successfully and with Z
ease aud M,tnUuL IT.
ritatiun. II does away with the
exp ensivc htrTniYerS.atr "A SIM
PIE BUT WONDERFUL
LITTLE VESSEL.
Send 9Sc 'afav and We vii
NAH prepaid. Ask your d. uReisi
THE tNleY / IDEAL COMPANY
Clafssbufg. ~. Va.
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FOR sNLE-TwcIvc shares Browns
Creek OH & Gas stock. Address
Box IA, Clarksburg, w. Va.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with
privilege OF bath, one block from
postofice. 15s West pike st.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
t13 Poplar street.
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FOR SANE

FOR sAI4E-Barbcr shop, fine two
chair shop; good trade; rent cheap.
Address H." care Telegram office.
c'arkeburg, W. Va.
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FOR RENT-one five room house, all
modern improvements; $ts per
month; three minutes walk from
postoftice. Inquire at Telegram Of
flee.
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go out to do sewing,
general dressmaleing, etc. Apply at
Dodd's store, Industrial, or call Bell
phone 495-rlng SO.
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FOR si1LE-Barber shop, two chairs,
fine fixtures, rent reasonable. Ad-
dress "H.,@ care Telegram Office.
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part of Stansbury addition in North
-9yqsieSy 7-7iEinss iocatton for gas we'll.
3 Also 9 room house and lot 4OX15l x
& feet. Good we'll. on property, 661
Il w Pike street, or Bell phone 35t-R
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WANT YOU TO SEE AMI. PRICE. the
line Of ladies' and chIldren's hats ut
the Bazaar before you buy hair
goods OF all kinds; puns $500 and
up. $500 SILK skirts, $3.50. 1872
Second st.
wANTED-To go out to do sewing,
general dressmakins, etc. Apply at
Dodd's store, Industrial, or call Bell
phone 495-rlng 80.
HAVE YOUR HORSES CLTpPED-
New and up-to-date ball-bearlng
clipper; all work guaranteed;
horses kindly treated. Price 5000.
Williams and Hinton Boarding sta
bile, rear clnrksburg Plumbing CO.,
W.sPtke St. I
CEMENT woRK-of all kinds
neatly done on shor: notice. Cali
on George Peek, 317 Milford
street, stealy Add. Bell phone
45-oR.
WANTED-Book and job printing by
best equipped printing plant in the
city. Law briefs, catalogues by
laws and booklets "our speciality"
Telegram Job Department, Tele-
gram Square. a cali on either TEL
ephone will bring our representative
with samples and prices.
WHO Is YOUR sH0IlN1AKERo-Thc
Premium Shoe Shop, 355 Monticello
Ave, VIII do your work promptly
and correct. Our neatness in finish
adds to your appearance. II. c.
Midkirf, 355 Monticello Ave.
WANTED TO BUY-A Boston Terrier
Pup. 175 East Pike St, phone sos.
W:iNTED-To do dressmaking for
ladies and children; prices reasona-
BILE. Call Bell phone 745-R, or APP
ply at 500 North street. stealey
Heights.
WANTED TO RENT-A 3, 4 or 5
room cottage, in center OF town
west OF Third street; no children.
Apply to George W. Brown, Co.
icnial Bldg.
WANTED = Two well furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, q.
good family, located near car line,
3 minutes from court house, refer
ences given If desired. Address f."
care Telegram office,
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WANTED-Female Help

WANTED AT oNCE-First class lady
sewer. Apply at 1senberg's Tailor
Shop, Gore building.
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CENIENT WoRK-Of all kinds
neatly done on shor: notice. Cali
on George Peek, 317 Milford!
street, Steady Add. Bell phone
45-oR.
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WANT YoU.ro. SEE AMI. PRICE the
line Of ladies' and chIldren's hats ut
the Bazaar before you buy hal.
goods OF all kinds; puns $500 and
up; $500 silk skirts, $3.50. 1872.
Second st.
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WANTED TO BUY-A Boston Terrier
Pup. 175 East Pike ST., phone SOS.
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FOR RENT


FOR sENT-ou East Main street,
one six room house with bath and
basement. Apply to c. P. Howell,
room is, Lowndes Bldg. Third st.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with
privilege OF bath, one block from
postoffice. 159 West Pike ST.
OFFICE ROOMS TO RENT-one.
half Of Office space and use Of both
telephones. Inquire between IL and
4 o'clock. 844 Empire Bldg, Bell
phone "a; Home phone S35-Y.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
t13 Poplar street.
FOR RENT-one five room house, all
modern improvements; $ts per
month: three minutes walk from
postofIiee. Inquire at Telegram of-
flee.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, with prlvi-
lege of bath. Call at 1O1 e. Main
street or 2s5 Meigs avenue.
FOR RENT-Furnished room, bath,
phone. all conveniences. In five
minutes walk from court house, $50
Hickman st. Bell phone 227-w.
FOR ItENT-Tn Garlic Court, two.
story. five room house with bath,
suitable for small family only. Rent
$500. Apply to Mrs Louis A.
Carr, or 'phane ,6p2-Y, Consolidated.
FOR RENT-on 331 Monticello Ave,
one hve-room house with bath and
basement Apply to Thos. L. Hig-
gins, room No. 9, 3OS Water St,
Bell phone 1851.
FOR RENT-NiccIy furnished rooms
with use Of bath: gentlemen prefer
red. Apply at 116 Chapel street
first street below new NJ. e. church.
FOR RENT-sman thrcc-room flat,
Angle Inn. Modern conveniences,
rent $3.50 per month. Apply to
Camden somlmers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
RoCMS--FURNIsHIlD

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
housekeeping; modern; close in;
paved street. Phone sol. AZ North
Cheyenne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

(Frst Publication in Tulsa Daily World,
November lS, 1911. World Publishing Com
pauy, Publishers)
In ihe United states District Court within
and for the Eastern District Of Oklahoma.
In the mntter Of
W. l.. Fouts, } In Bankruptcy No. GA
Bankrupt
Notice Of Sale Of Bankrupts Property
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
Of an order Of sale heretofore made by the
Hon. Ralph H. Campbell. L. S. District
Judge. 1 viii offer at public sale on Monday.
November 27th, 1911 at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at the Bankrupt's late place Of business In
the Simon Building in Sapulpa Okla, and
sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
the stock Of dry goods. groceries, boots,
shoes and sundries OF the approximate value
Of S330uO0. fixtures Of the approximate val
ue Of st30000 and all other articles Of what
ever nature and description belonging TO the
estate Of the above named bankrupt.
Said sale to be made subject to confirm
alton by the court.
Complete invoice Of the stock can be seen
az the office Of IIindnan g. Woodford 300
Bliss Bldg, Tulsa, Okla, and opportunity
will be given parties interested to make ia.
spectons Of the stock By applying 10 the un-
dersigned.
wv. wooDFoRD.
Receiver.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24

TO EXCHANGE-Five acres of
land, south city limits for four. five
or six room cottage on south side
Have corner at Sixteenth and Balfi-
more streets for sale cheap. Phone
$50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24

FOR SALE-Four bottom farms in
Tulsa county, near Skiatook. For
particulars, address r. b. Dawson,
Skiatook, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24
7TloaGl@ i'd Off

If you are not Satisfied with what
YOU have, see us and let us trade it
Tor something that you want How
would you like to trade for one Of
the following properties?
Two-story brick business property.
Six-room modern, east front house.
Coming business property, just two
blocks Of Bliss building
Residence lots near Kendall college.
Two farms in Creek county,
Several farms In Western Okla
homa.
Residence lots in oklahoma city.
$4,000 stock of shoes in Kansas.
If you do not see what you want
here, come in and list your property
with us and We shall try to find what
you want.
MI oDo GLASS & Co.
Opposite Kress. Phone 1884.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-24

FOR RENT-one, two or three
rooms, furnished light housekeeping;
front and back door. 502 South FL
gin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
MANY BATTLES
ARE ON TODAY
S. A. C. Travel to Raritan
It. A. C. Has Attraction.

There are many good games book
ed for this weekend and especially
for today on the diamonds around
this n~eighborhood. One Of the best
will be a return match at Spotswood
between the Elm A. A. and the South
Amboy Athletics. Last week they
met at South Amboy and the home
team was the victor. The Films ex-
pect to reverse the o this time.
The D. S. A. C. willtravel to Rari-
tan this afternoon and meet the fast
aggregation haling from that place.
This promises to be a classy game
but the Danish men think they are
able to handle the situation perfect
ly. Manager Johnson has made a
few changes in his lineup and has
the proper bunch to trim the Rari-
tan nine.
The Tottenville A. c. will perform
today on the home oval against the
fast All Manhattans IN a deciding
game in a series OF three. The fans
of this end OF the island expect to
see a good game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
EVENING Jews SPORTING PAGE
BARRIERS To
CROSS BATS
Game Between Bosses
and IOurneymen Tomorrow.

What is likely to be a fast game
is expected tomorrow at the clam
bake at Pine Grove when the bar
bers Of this city get together and
fight it out on the diamond. The
boss hair cutters will line themselves
up against the journeymeu and a bat
tie Of high order win be seen.
This is the seventh annual clam
bake of the local BARRIERS and a game
has been the feature Of the event ey-
cry year. Heretofore the games
have been somewhat of a farce but
now they plan to have some profes-
sional ball tossers mixed up in the
contest. That means some real ball
will be seen. The bosses think they
have the advantage over the others
because if they are beaten they
threaten TO put the journeymen out
Of a job. They think the younger
BARRIERS would rather lose the game
than their Jobs.
The j~Ourneymen assure the fans
that such is not the case and they
expect to ring in some good players
who will make the boss aggregation
look like the price Of a hair cut. Do
not expect to get your hair cut on
Monday if the journeymen win.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
SHERIDAN A, G. HAS
COMPLAINT TO MAKE

The Sheridan A. c. has a com
plant to make about the scoring in
the game between them and the
Iroquois which took place last Sun
day at South Amboy. The Iroquois
had six two-base hits in the score
submitted for their own team and
no two-base clouts for the Sheridan
team. This, the Sheridans aver, is
not the case.
They say that their team had sew
eral swats that were good for extra
bases, but they were not recorded In
the score as it was received at the
NEWS office. They would like to
have it understood that they have
batters as well as the %Iroquois and
they made more two-base hits than
the winners of the game. They have
no kick to make about the game but
they think their batters should have
all the credit due them and that the
Iroquois scorer should not take too
much for granted when giving out
the score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
Fish Tales

The wind and rain storm drove a
number of boats in which went out
from Van Pelt's yesterday afternoon.
One party from Plainfeld, got 10
weaks and blues; Ole Johnson, West
field. 4 weaks, and Arthur Andersen,
of this city, came back with Is weaks
and blues. Lots of boats have been
reserved for today and tomorrow.
already seventeen boats being out on
the water. Some big catches are ex-
pected to be reported, as the fish
never ran better than at the present
time.
Fish continue to be caught of Sea
Breeze point, and especially on the
dental Works, at Princess Bay. The
fish are also running good of Key
port beds now, after deserving that
place for some time. Mrs. Gross, or
that place, had a number of boats out
Yesterday, and some fair catches were
reported. Every day a number of
parties from Staten Island shore, and
ever New York, are anchored in the
bay there and pull in fish after fish.
Lots of weaks and blues are be-
ing caught Just now of the long
steam boat dock at K~eansburg. Ev-
cry day a large crowd OF anglers
drop their lines over the side, and
this place is fast becoming well
known as a good fishing bed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
THE CONTESTS
FOR TOMORROW
Plenty Doing on Diamonds
Out of Town.

The contests for tomorrow after
noon fook gOod to the fans and no
lover OF the sport should miss his
weekly recreation.
The star attraction will be, of
the City League. The games
are scheduled to begin at 1880.
The Princetons are to appear be-
fore the bar at Prince Bay, where
they will meet the Raritan Bay Club.
Last week this nine was taken into
camp by the Ashlands. Of this city,
and the Princetons consider them
selves able to do the same. The fans
are looking for a good game.
The Marions will make another
try at the South River aggregation.
The Marions had hard luck at the
hands of these gentlemen before and
they would like to try their luck
once more. They think they can do
the trick.
The Iroquois and the Acme A. c.
will fight it out tomorrow on the
copper works diamond. Both teams
are expecting to take the game and
many fans are planning to witness
the battle royal. The game is sched-
uled to start at $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
DORY RACES TO
Be HELD TODAY
Favorable Wind for Contest
BENTLEY is Favored.

With a strong northwest wind
blowing, the dory aces at Great
Kills this afternoon should prove
most interesting. In former races at
Great Kills, the boats never got there
until late in the afternoon, having
to beat 1t down against the wind. To-
day, the dories will go down almost
fair wind and will be able to com
plete the course there with one or
two tacks. Nels Macan will probab-
ly be the skipper of the Raritan
Yacht Club dory, while the House
mar brothers will have charge of the
Railway boat. 1t is predicted that
the Bentley boat will win again but
you neer can tell about these boat
races.
Andrew Wight will enter his boat,
the Bole, at the races at Mariners
Harbor this afternoon, and will prob
ably come back with first prize, as
Andrew can trot along some in a
strong breeze, such as is blowing to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
TENNIS GAMES
ARE POSTPONED
Cold Weather This Morning
Cause--Th Standing.

The cool weather kept many OF
the tennis enthusiasts in bed this
morning, and as a result non of the
scheduled games were played off.
The contestants will no doubt meet
this afternoon, and some good sets
r predicted. Lewis Compton will
fight 1t out against Fritz Roessler,
and it should be a good tussle, as
neither boys have lost a set as yet.
Hans Roessler and Scott Burns
will also play, and 1t will probably be
close between these two. Burns has
a good handicap over Hans, and
moreover he has been out practicing
every morning for the last three of
four mornings, and has developed
into some speedy player. On ac-
count of the large handicap he gave
to Compton, and the fact that he
had a large blister on his hand, he
was unable to check Compton in the
set, but he Is expected to a them
up some this afternoon.
The following is the percentage OF
the players so far, in the contest for
l.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
GAMES OF THE
CITY LEAGUE SERIES
FrankIins and Saints and Puritans
and Danes Will Clash Tomorrow
at Park Managers Meet.

The curtain rises tomorrow at 1870
for the first game of the City League
season. Already the fans are start
ing for the park and by tomorrow af-
ternoon there should be a record
crowd on hand. The Danes and the
Puritans will perform first and the
game is expected to be one of the
most interesting ever put on the floor
of the enclosure. Another following
will be on hand to see the big mix
up between the Saints and Frank
Inns. This Is included in the City
League series but Is also in the
Saints-Franklins series. That makes
it all the more interesting for should
the Saints win the contest the score
will be two games each. In that case
another will have to be played.
Both teams are anxious to win the
game because it means another
chance for the Saints and the series
for the Franklins. Both the Saints
and Franklins have added several
new players to their lineup and they
now have teams with which they ex-
pect to figure prominently in the
league races.
Final arrangements were made for
the opening of the second season of
the City League at a meeting Of the
captains and managers held last
night in the D. S. A. G.. rooms in
New street.
The matter of umpire was definite
Iy settled and Harry Robedee of Tot
~tenville, and John Larson, of this
city we're appointed to act in that
capacity. A communication from
Harry Robedee was received in which
he stated that he would be on hand
to umpire the games Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
M'COY'S NEW COIN GETTER.
Former PugiIist Is Now Doctor Of
Physical Science.

Former PugiIist Is Now Doctor Of
Physical Science,
Norman Selby, otherwise known as
Kid Mccoy, having fought 125 ring
battles, has decided to become a doc
tor Of physical science" SeIby, as he
prefers to be called, has been studying
and practicing his system since FebTu-
airy, and he says he has in that period
gained twenty-five pounds in weight
added four inches TO his chest meas
urement. reduced his waist eight
inches, and most remarkable, grown
an inch and one-quarter IN height
A Strengthened spine and correct
breathing are, he says, the principles
which spell health, He has settled IN
Stamford. Conn, and he will put the
principles into practice in q sanitarium-
He has framed ten health command
ments," natures laws, he calls them.
Here they are:
First-Thou shalt keep thy backbone
straight.
second-Thou shalt use all thy lungs
ell the time.
Third,-Thou shalt drink half a gallon
OF water daily.
Fourth. Thou shalt take sufficient
noUrishment.
Fifth.-Thou shall masticate thy food
properly.
S~ixth-Thou shalt sleep eight hours
daily.
seventh.-Thou shalt cleanse the body
daily.
Eighth.-Thou shalt walk three miles
daily.
Ninth. - Thou shalt think pleasant
thoughts and Danish unpleasant mes.
Tenth--Thou shalt praise the Creator
for the result these laws bring and tell
thy neIghhOr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19

Each team submitted a revised list
of players which was acted on. One
or more changes were made in each
lineup. The revised lineups are:
Marions: Wilson, Gray, Holzheim-
err, Mullen, Buckley, Kelley, Timer,
Heating, Carroll, Smith, Eyerkuss,
Antonides, Walsh, Cohler.
Puritans: Smith, Banzaik, Hart
Hackett, S. Damitch, Dixon, Belaf-
sky, Mulyaney, w. Egan, Simmons.
D. S. A. c.: P. Peterson, J. jan
derup, l.. Peterson, N. Lindeberg,
w. Lybeck, F. Parsons, E. Poulsen,
w. Christopherson, w. Rodda, w.
Molly, Atkinson, Fried.
Amboys: Stratton, Burlane, Kier-
man, Kinsella, Morse, Brennan, Rip
ley. Hayes, Bowen, Hoffner, Coakley,
Delaney, Bath.
st. Anthony: Gallagher, Hunt,
Coley, Toolin, Looser, DUNCAN Clear,
Hibbitt. Yenk, Ellie, Christopherson.
Franklins: Fullerton, Fritz, H.
Apologize, Brosky, Sullivan, Olsen,
Smith, F. Apologize, Looser, Foster,
Miller, Jerosky, Kohler, Friedricksn.
1t was decided that no more play
ers could be changed.
The advertising committe reported
that the arrangement for this weeks
advertising could not be made. A
new committee of Reidy and Apple
gate vas appointed and full charge
was given them to attend to the fur
Their arrangements of the advertising.
Each team will have a score keep
er and the official score will be kept
by the representatives of the press.
Everything is now ready and to-
morrow will be a big day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
PITCHERS NEED BRAINS.
Star Fingers Can Render Signals
and Inside Play Worthless.

Otto Knabe, the Phillies' sec
ond baseman, who is one Of the
brainiest players in the country,
says this about signals:
signals ana inside play are
great things for a ball club to
have, but plain common sense,
quick thinking and intelligence
have signals beaten to death.
What use have signals and
inside play been against Mathew
son, Brown, Moore, Camnitz and
other star fingers? Put a pitcher
IN the box who has brains and
he will smash all the team play
you ever saw. Base runners
will be pie for the catcher, and
hit and run plays will be jokes.
Give me a pitcher in there with
the old noodle, and l want TO
see some of these machines
work"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
GOODWILLS TO
MEET MAURER
Some Battle for Tomorrow
leans in Form.

The GoOdwilIs will meet the
MaUrer A. c. again at Maurer TO-
morrow and they expect TO trim them
this time. They think they had q
little hard at the last session, but
are ready for anything the Naurer
bunch will put up. They will have
a stronger lineup than they have
ever had so far and with It they in
tend TO make things hot for the men
in the northern end Of the cirv.
Manager Gadek's legions Will be
on hand with the goods and if they
do not show up in great shape it
will surprise the fans from their
place greatly. There is every indica-
ton Of a good game tomorrw and
many fans from the Goodwill aggre-
cation are to be on hand with the
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-19
LIVE L. .eseo TIPS
City League opens tomorrow.

Those baseball magnates met last
night and completed plans for the
Bargain day bill" in the p. m.
Nothing to do till tomorrow"
Actually. some so-called sporting
writer's love to copy ideas. 1t not
only crops out in sports but other
things more professional. 1t reminds
me of that poem:
when 'Omer smote his blooming
Tyre
He called on men by land and sea;
And what he thought he might &C
quire
He went and took. the same as
THEE"
Keansburg bids US good bye" for
another year about twelve O'Clock to-
night. Let's go down, kid, and make
merry on the boardwalk. You won't
be alone.
Jupiter Pluvis is going to behave
himself tomorrow, l hope. Frank
Inns vs.. st. Anthonys is the eye open
er and the Puritans VS. Danes as the
sur goes down.