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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19
sPOTSWOOD


George jolly and son, of Perth
Amboy. spent Saturday with the for
fer's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth folly.
Mr. and Mrs Roser, IF Highland
Park, spent the weekend with Mrs.
lydia Behringer.
Mrs. Peter Shelters lies seriously
i'll at Outcalt, where she has resided
for the past month. Mrs. Shelters
was one of the most venerable aged
ladies in the borough.
Children's Day was observed in
the Methodist church last night with
an appropriate program in which the
school children took part.
Misses Emily and Mildred, daugh-
tiers of Borough Clerk and Mrs.
George w. DeVoe, heard the bacca-
laureate sermon delivered to the
graduates of the Jamesburg high
school last night. Both are students
in the Jamesburg institution.
Philip Hoertz, of Perth Amboy,
spent Saturday here.
DR.. l. C. Crandall, of Old Bridge,
was a visitor here Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

william was lying on his bed, face
downward, sobbing desolately. His
mother took him In her arms. the
wheIe eight years Of him In g few
minutes she learned all. 1t was q girl,
and she had sent him q note.
1t read:
Dere wrIyum-I Inv yu the best But
Henery gives me the most handy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19
KEASBEY DAY
FOR CHILDREN
Exercises Held at Sunday
School Yesterday.
peciaI to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keasbey, June 19:-The Keasbey
Sunday school held their Children's
Day exercises in the chapel Sunday
afternoon. The chapel was beauti-
fully decorated with flowers and
ferns for the occasion. The exer-
cises were also witnessed by many
in-town and out-of-town visitors.
The program was carried out as fol-
lows.
Song by school, "All Hail! Our
Festal Day"
Prayer by Mr.. Gibson.
Scripture reading, Mr.. Boehm.
Song, Happy Little Pilgrims" by
primary department.
Soldiers of the Cross" by Keas-
hey Cadets.
Song by school, God is Love"
Recitation, "The Beautiful Vio-
let" by Dolly Mailer.
Solo, What a Friend the Chill
dren Found Him." by Rosie Rok.
Song by school. THE Call Of the
Children"
Exercise, God is Love-" by class
No. 8.
Song, Daisies in a Row." by sew
en- girls of primary department.
Exercise. "Spnshine,* by eight
| girls of primary department.
Address, by Mr.. Barnes.
Song, "Children's Day." by pri-
mary department.
Recitation, Because He Loves Us
So" by Florence Johnson.
Duet, pretty Little Daisies" by
Annie Hafely and Annie Ugorsak.
Mandolin selection, by Dolly
T1ar0r.
Recitation, "Have You Seen the
iAngels?'. by Katharine Reissig.
Recitation, Loves Melody by
Julia Mango.
! Recitation, "They Seem to Know"
by Irene Nehrkorn.
Recitation, THE Message, by
Annie Johnson.
Recitation, "A Little Bird, by
Grace LaForge.
Song. 1.-THE Word is Watching
YOU" by choir.
Exercise and drill, by Florence
Mailer and six girls Of primary de-
partment.
Song by school. THE Children's
Prayer"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

Any AFFAIR, or happening, or CIR
cumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is toe small to worry
about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

II men like John WauamaKer can
make a fortune through advertising
there ought to be something in 1t for
you, even II it is only a cent-a-word
adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19
Had His Nerve,

I'm afraid" her father renied. YOU
would not be able to suppC- ~
daughter in the style to which s)sa has
become accustomed.
We'll" the young man said after he
had thought the matter over briefly.
I'm not proud. III let you help
Chicago Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

Miller Higgins, Sensational lnfeIder.
There are Collinses and Lajoies pre-
Miller Higgins of the st. Louis Ma
tionals must be taken into account
among those VINO cover that position
in a way which is a delight to the eye
and an annoyance to the enemy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

Some OF the news or your Imme-
h;ato neigfborhood may be found In
tha want ads. TO-DAY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

Let the NEWS tell your Wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-19

Subscribe for the NEWS.
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the statutes, providing for a sanitary
inspector, repeating laws appropriating
money to the state board of health
and vital statistics and making an
appropriation therefor.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
DO enact as follows:
Section l. Sections 1923 and
1O22-18 Of the statutes are amended
to read: Section 1925. Suitable
capitol by the superintendent of public
property for the state board of health
and vital STATISTICS which shall be pro
perry equipped with fire proof vaults
for the safe preservation of all the
official records, and the superintendent
OF pu551G property shall also furnish
furniture. The superintendent Of pub
lie property shall also furnish the said
board with all necessary office supplies
stationery, books, postage and other
tdo44ery, e90 ops postage and Il, ot the
against the annual appropriation to
said board of health and vital statis-
tics.
Section 1O22-16. The local re-
gistrar OF. his deputy, in each city,. in,
corporated village, and township shall
serve as subregistrar for every other
local registrar in the state for the
purpose of receiving death certificates
and issuing burial permits. The sub
regis LrdT Shall sign MS name Win the
date on which the certificate of death
was filed with him, in the space be-
meath the place for the signature Of
the local registrar. and forward the
certificate at once to the registrar Of
the district where the death occurred.
All subregistrars who sign certificates
of death and forward them at once
to the proper local registrar, shall re-
ceive a fee of ten cents for each cert1-
ficate, to be paid by the treasurer Of
the county, upon the certificate of the
state registrar. If any certificate of
death is Incomplete or unsatisfactory, 1t
shall be the, duty Of the registrar
to withhold issuing the burial or re-
moval permit to the undertaken, until
the necessary information Is obtained
or a satisfactory record furnished
Each sub-registrar shall be liable to
the same penalty for neglect Of duty
as the local registrar.
SECTION 2. Section 1022--17 of the
statutes Is repealed.
| SECTION g. Subsection /. OF section
1022-57, and section 140e of the sta
tutes, are amended to read: (Section
| 1022-5O 1. For each complete certi-
| fcate of each birth, death, marriage or
accident forwarded to the state regis
trar. together with the copy thereof
transmitted to the register of deeds in
accordance with the provisions of this
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thereupon, order and fix. date for r
holding the election, not less than
forty nor more than fifty days, from ON
filed.
6. The name Of the person sought to
official ballot without nomination. un-
less he shall request otherwise In
writing. Such a request shall constI1
tute a resignation of his office. II
elusive Of the person sought to be re-
moved, in any election where the per-
son sought to be removed is q can
didate or if there are more than two
candidates in any election where the
person sought to be removed it not
candidate, a primary shall be held two
weeks before such election.
7. If the person sought to pc re-
moved Ia 8 candidate as hereinbefore
provided, the name Of the person re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes
the ballot at such special election with
the name Of the person sought 70 pc
removed, but If the person sought to
be removed is not, candidate, the
number of votes at such primary cleo
ton shall be deemed nominated.
8. The council shall publish notlce
of and make arrangements for hold
ing such primary and election, and the
same shall be conducted and return or
the result thereof, shall be. made and
declared in all respects as IN the case
of other municipal elections. and the
candidate receiving. the highest num-
Der of votes shall be declared elected.
If the incumbent receives the highest
number Of votes he shall continue in
office II one other than incumbent
receives the highest number of votes
at such election, the incumbent shall
| thereupon be deemed removed from the
9. The successor of the officer so
removed shall qualify within ten days
| after receiving notification Of election,
and shall hold office during the unex-
pired term of his predecessor. subject
to removal. as provided by law.
10. This method Of removal shall
be in addition to other methods provtd-
section 3. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved July II. 1911. Copy Law.
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act, including the copy retained In cit
les and villages, the local registrar
shall be paid the sum Of twenty
Section 14Oe. member OF the
board shall be chosen president thereof,
and his term of office shall be fixed
duties shall be such as may be pre-
scribed by the bylaws Of said board
or by the statutes of the state The
board shall also elect a secretary either
| from their own number or otherwise
who shall hold his office subject to re-
movaI at discretion by a vote Of i've
members Of the board ct q regular
be a member Of the board. The secre-
tary shall receive an annual salary to
be fixed by the board, and he and
each other member shah be reimbursed
his travelling expenses actually and
necessarily incurred in the perform
ance Of official duties The members
of said board, other than the Secre-
tary, shall be paid compensation of
ten dollars per day, and expenses, when
actually and necessarily engaged out
side OF the city or town IN which such
members respectively reside on the
performance Of their official duties.
other than attendance upon the re-
gular meetings of the board, Such
compensation to be paid on the certi1-
cate of the president and secretary Of
such board. but the compensation so
to be paid to such members OF the
board other than the secretary shall
not IN any one year exceed the sum
Of twelve hundred dollars. All print
ing required by the board IN the per"
foTmance of its duties shall be perfor-
med by the state printer upon the or
der Of the president and secretary Of
said board, and the cost thereof shall
be charged against the appropriation
sFCTTON 4. There are added to the
statutes seven new sections to read.
Section 1408m--1. In addition to the
! officials and appointes provided for by
sections 1904, 1408 and 1022-4 OF the
statutes, the state board Of health is
hereby empowered to provide for and
| esta biish in connection with the pres
| ent public health organization, state
'@ secti0n i408m@2 1t shall be the
duty Of the sanitary inspector to as
sist in promoting the work of the state
| board Of health in such manner as the
| board my direct, TO the end that the
| laws and rules adopted by said board
for the preservation of the public
health may be strictly enforced in the
various parts of the state. The in
spector shall have the same right Of
! inspection in regard to all matters af-
| facing the public health as has been,
| ~ nav be, conferred upon the state,
| or local boards Of health.
Section 1408m-S. The 81 1itary in
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No 81 81 [Pub7iShed I'd J Tux ~, T. 1911
statutes. providing for the removal
of city officers, and the election OF
their successors.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. There is added to the
statutes a new section to read: sec
ton 94t-1. /, Any city officer hold
ing an elective office, whether cleo;
ton or appointment, may be romoVed
at any time after he has actually he1d
to effect such removal shall be as s
| the city cerk demanding the ELECTION
to- the PHf9qn sb GIgn con-
tain a general statement of the grounds
upon which the removal is sought
and shall be signed by electors en-
titled to vote for a successor to the in
cumbent, equal in number to at least
one third of the entire vote cast In
such city for all candidates for COVER
nor at the last preceding general cleo
ton. Signatures to such petition may
be upon different pieces OF paper
| bearing the same or substantially SINH
lar headings.
signature his place Of residence, giving
the street and number, and the date
upon which the petition was signed,
and one signer Of each paper Of such
petition shall make oath before an
officer competent to administer oaths
! that the statements therein made are
true, as he believes. and that each
| signature to the paper appended Is the
genuine signature Of the person whose
name 1t purports to be. After the fill
ing Of the petition, no name shall be
erased or removed therefrom. NO
! signature shall be valid or be counted
in considering SUCH petition unless It
is signed and filed in conformity with
the preceding the date of filing the
8. Within ten days from date of
fling such petition, the clerk shall ex--
anime and ascertain whether or not
said petition is signed by the requisite
number of qualified electors, and he
shall attach to said petition his certt-
ficate showing the result of said ex-
/, II by the clerks certificate the
petition is shown to be insufficient,
the particulars Of such insuficiency
shalt be set forth in such certificate.
and 1t may be amended by the add
ton Of signatures or otherwise. within
ten days from the date of said certi-
f1cate.
S. II the petition shall be found to
be sufficient. the clerk shall certify
and submit the same to the council
without delay, and the council shall
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IS Of the statutes five new subsections
to read: (Section 38), g.. In each year
in which there is to be elected presi,,
dent and vice president of the United
States, there shall be printed and pro-
vided for use in each precinct at the gen
eral election a separate ballot, to be des-
1gnated presidential Ballot" which shall
be substantially in the form annexed,
marked &C."
10. a. At the top of each presidential
ballot shall be placed in letters Of not
length the words ''Ofdcial PresIden tai
Ballot" Beneath the words Official
Presidential Ballot" and In plain. leg1ble
type shall appear the following instruc-
lions to voters: eff you desire to vote
for all Of the presidential electors of one
party, make a cross (X) or other mark in
the circle COZ under party designation at
the head Of the party column. Ii you de-
regard to party, make cross in the
square after the name OF the elector for
whom you desire to vote, or write any
name that you wish to vote for. in the
proper place."
b, There shall be a space at the top Of
each party column, in which shall appear
the. party designation. Under the party
designation shall be placed a circle CO..
OF three eighth Of an inch in diameter,
| formed by black lines, in which the voter
| by his mark may declare that he votes for
all Of the candidates for presidential cleo
tors whose names are printed in such
| columns, except such names as are erased,
written IN, or -, marked in some other
the words For President" (naming such
candidate) and (For Vice President
| (naming such candidate) and immediate
| ly beneath shall appear the words ''Elec-
tors of President and Vtce-Pres1dent, and
| underneath said words and separated by
lines shall appear the names Of the per
sons who are candidates for presidential
electors Of such party.
II, g. The ballot provided for In sub
section I Of this section and the official
! city ballot shall be upon white paper, the
presidential ballot upon light bule print
paper, and the referendum ballot upon
pink print paper, and shall be substantial
iy as in the annexed forms marked re-
spectively a." "B,' &C." and 3D.; pro-
vided that ballots for city elections may
be varied in form to conform to the Law
under which such election is held.
b. All ballots shall be Of sufficient Width
and length to afford space for all matter
required to be printed thereon and shall
be printed on paper weighing thirty-hvt
pounds per ream Of sheets twenty-four by
thirty-six inches; II different sizet
sheet is used the weight per ream shall b.
proportioned as above
O. No sample ballots shall be printed up
on paper Of the color provided for AM
official ballot.
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candidates for state, congressional, lesls-
lative, and county offices.
Section 3. SubsectiOns 8, I, and . OF
section 80 OF the statutes are amended to
read: (Section $50 6. All offices to be
filled. together with the names Of the per
sons who are candidates Tor such olIlces
shall be arranged within the columns III
the following order: first, state oItlceS;
second congressional offices; third, leSlS-
lative offices; fourth, county offices.
7. At the top Of each ballot shan
be placed in letters Of not less than three
Fights of an inch in length the WORDS;
official ballot" Underneath the words
official ballot" and in plain, legibie type
shall appear the following instructions 10
voters: IF you desire to vote an entire
party ticket for state, congressional, leg
fslative and county offices, snake
q cross (X) or other mark In the circle
(0) under the party designation at the
head Of the ballot If you desire to vote
for particular persons without regard TO
party, mark in the square at the right OF
the name of the candidate for whom you
desire to vote. II it be there. or write any
proper place. There shall be q
space at the top Of each column in which
shall be placed the party designation
and under the party designation circle
(O) Of three Fights Of an inch IN diameter
formed by black lines In which the voter
by his mark may declare that he votes Tor
all the names printed III that column eX~
cent such as are erased or written over or
otherwise marked as hereinafter specified,
and under such party designation shall
appear the names Of all candidates for
state, congressional, legislative and
county offices ..
5. Whenever proposed
amendment to the constitution, or any
measure or other question shall be sub
lnitted to a vote of the people, a con-
else statement Of the nature thereof shall
be printed in accordance with the act or
resolution directing its submission upon
separate ballot pro-
vided for that purpose, and underneath
the question as thus stated shall appear
the words, yes" and mo-" and after and
to the right Of each of 8 said words
there shall be q square. At the top Of said
ballot shall be printed in letters Of not less
than three -eighths Of an inch in length
the words: Official referendum ballot. y
Underneath said words and In plain, leg
ible type shall appear the following in
structions to voters: IF you desire to
vote for any question, make a cross (X) or
other mark at the square after the word
eyes" underneath such questions; If you
desire to vote against any question make
q cross (X) or other mark in the square
after the word mo-" underneath such
question" This form of ballot shall bs
used at all elections at which questions
are submitted to the people.
Section 4. There are added to section
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10. So, 81 Published July IL, 1911

No. So, 81 Published July IL, 1911.
CHAPTER e34, LAWS OF 1911.
An Act To amend subsections and Of
section 376 of the statutes, and. to
376 Of the statutes, all relating to
the state historical society, and MAX
ing an appropriation therefor.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented IN Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. Subsections 2 and of
section S76 Of the statutes are amended
of said duties, and for heating, light
ing, and otherwise maintaining the
is hereby annually appropriated to
said society the sum of twenty
seven thousand dollars. Any balance
of said annual appropriation not eX-
to the expenditures of the next en-
| suing year.
8, For the purpose of purchasing
a andk Eindered articles A for its
library, there Is hereby annually APP
propriated to the state historica!! So
ciety Of Wisconsin,: as trustee OF the
| dollars, out of any moneys in the state
| treasury not otherwise appropriated
Any balance not expended in any one
year may be added to v the expenditures
Section 2. There Is added to section
37s of the statutes a new subsection
to read: (Section 376) 5. For the pur-
pose Of more efficiently coupling and
administering it's museum Of ethnolo-
gy, history and art, and of conduct
ing field research In history within
and for the state Of Wisconsin, there is
hereby annually appropriated to the
state historical society Of Wisconsin
as trustee Of the state, the sum OF two
thousand dollars out of any moneys in
the state treasury not otherwise appro-
priated. Any balance not expended In
any one year may be added to the ex.
penditures of the next ensuing year.
Section 8. This act shall take eff
feot and be in force from and after
Approved July 11,1s11. Copy Law
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No. 1915. Al Published July 10, 1911.
CHAPTER 638, LAWS OF 1911.
An Act To amend sections 1928 and
1O22-16. to repeal section 1929
IT. to amend subsection /. of section
1O22-57, and section 140e Of the sta
tutes relating to vital sta tistics. and
to the state board Of health and
vital statistics. and to create sections
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IS. separate ballot box shall be pro-
Vided for each form Of ballot. -
ing to the preparation. printing, distrb.s
uting, voting, counting, and returning Of
ballots used at general elections for state
cable and not inconsistent herewith, apply
to ali of the ballots herein provided for;
Section S. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
age and publication.
Approved July II, 1911, Copy Law.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-25
PIOM EER PASSES AWAY
Carl.Wagner, an Old and Re-
spected Citizen Of New Ulm
Pays Last Tributes. Has Seen
the Wonderful Growth Of New
Ulm.
Came to Minnesota in 1856.

Chas., or originally Carl Wagner,
born June l, 1880, in Calw, Wur-
temberg, on the eastern slopes OF the
Black Forest, died early Wednesday
morning at his home on North Ger
man street at the advanced age OF II
years. He was the son OF q
tanner, and after passing through the
schools OF his town, be rather re-
luctantly took up this trade. His
mother died early, and most of his
youth he spent in the house OF his
grandparents. The Revolution OF
l848 created in him, as 10 so many
others, q longing for q larger free.
dom, and early in l849 he left for the
United States. Here he abandoned
his trade and took up that of chair
maker and furniture man, which line
of work he pursued until his retirement
from business in 1898.
After brief period at Buffalo he
emigrated to Cleveland where in 1858
he married Christine Brandstaetter.
After the birth of his first child Emma
the family removed to Louisville