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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

&olfnner % 207 8un6 &ens. Gier-
freet blep afbGuoet / Minneota %
bar BET ltprite 2Gs, JONI nogeniinoe er
blepet lolgt ser.
: 6. g. &eterion al 2itebiielo
Der bar peret @eolem If Stoletomis
lionen i Meefer County i iptten Mar
bar toget Afifeo, i6et fan blep palgt
til Stotslenator fra Meefer Gountp.
San for puret @omtslionens Yreii.
Dent / flerc Nor. Is. ". @ogner
er polgt til ErrIiocnt efter @eterion.
og U. s. 2ofitrom nalgtes til at
fDl0e &afonccn.
Sioitc 2egislatur peotog en-
Sop ion1 freezer, at 6ormere, Der p,,.
lfer at gipe oeres Iarl1e Mobn, ifal
i'1oienoc cit 9cIfripelie al @ienoom-
men og Aiopnct til &egiiter Of Dee6s.
Sngen onocn Nerlon fan 6a bruce
lonrn1c 6ornularn / iamme @ountp.
Soogtppc 6ornere ! 2pon County
bar polgt Nopn paa 6eres 6orn1e od
betalt so 9ents for at faa Sem
tin9lult. glon0t Sc boIgte Gor,m.
nop'1c CT ~Dota &omeIteoo", u@oteol,
6arm" Gutter Stocf Garm" r0ut.
loot 6ar'n", ~&bon", ~&iar1arbolot~
og rGorbp".
- 9looct ~6ereus GLOBE, lom
bar puret uo0ibet / Gergus Sails i
fcmogtppe Aor, ct gaaet inc. Gor-
benprrelroe &ongresman6 $al6or g.
Noe',, JON bar BETS Me6attsr, ioo fig
poo @r1no al ipeftet &elbre6 ngo-
laget til at opbere mes 8la6birflom.
beo, % Socio(iiterne, JONI opertoa
Blaoct for nogle Mooneoer iioeu,
l1o9tper iii ct eget Bloo i 8Den.
"@lobe" bar ct iprigt Bopulijt~8Ia6
ga %opuliltcrne bapoc Magten / Ben.
nc 9cl al Statc,t, og sets @eoaftgr,
Mr. 8oen, blep palgt til @ongres-
monO ri Octtc Eorti.
- s 6iibrr STANDARDIZATION, 8olt
County, blep Ell 20=aorig SSernbane.
clerf, &ennctb @illiants, iom bop6e
Mattepagt poo Stationcl1, oberfaloe1,
al Ell &pber. @iuioins bar aIene /
&ontoret, oo &epercn fom til Billet
pinouet og forlongte &engebebolo-
'1i11gel1, og ga bette bleb negtet Dom,
offpreoe fan fin 9}epolper. @a.
liolns bop0e lin &epolper ner peo
og bciporcoe Ssloen, bborpoo
Hpperen flpgte0e. Milliams ienote
poerligere 2 Sfuo otter bam gjennem
og fit laa tilfal6t en-
"Sosle", iom lottc u0 efer @pberen
langS Neo 2afe Hipcr.
1tbc1a9cli9c Tulf. @retne, mis-
mooige pesiimiliifc Menneifer CT
laalcOes, for6i 6eres Ylo6 % 2eper.
er ltor6e11. @Di5 Ge for en- Sem.
JONI ita6ig CT grnttc1 - fanife Sc
CT bet lelp - "a %onbefal 9r. &c.
ters &urifoo og ie, bpor burtig ali
lD5ner op. SngcnS 8lo6 er noge11-
laa forgiftct, at Sen lite bill ren-
le bet, i1tgens 9cuer er foa trng, at
Sen life pi( bringe Sen til GirfIom.
beo.
9e1 irlges life al a%potbefere,
men faces fun giennem 2ofal<Mgen-
ter. gller ifrip til Or. Setter
6obrnep & Cons &c.. 1875 60,
&pe., Gbicono, Sn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06
Mere end allie andre
ROME CITY, IND

DR.. c. b. WARNER. coldwater, Mich. /,
H6istarede: bet et mig en- Glade at an
befale Deres White Wine OF Tar Syrup som
ct udmerket Hostemiddel. Solgte hurtiRt
Z eros under Garanti for Kur: ingen bragt
ti1bape. Selger mere af dette end noget
Hosten1iddel. So1gte ct Dusin til en.at
mine Kunder. Krb. J. Z.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

BOLD. 9u bier set Jig, bpem bette
!Stuoil1m fontmer til oooe. Man bar
b1ottl lite biolt, at Sen preus1ife
Stat 0irefte befoiteoe llooonnelien of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Meno. =
Fao Nlfop bor jeg ielp facet benue
6remltillin9 itoofGltet; man tilfpie=
Sc, at Mor1oens 9@rinoe por bel
fienot, loo rette Gcofommenoe ngie
peieoe bpert Orb, &c notolte til bom.
S lin 5io bar jo ocn oo,nife 6olfe=
beiifole De preusliife Mpnoigbeoer en-
loooon Yeit> at De eneong trl,eoe meo
at 1opile lonltlige bonife 1noerloot-
ter, laofrentt Sc ipnoerjpoife Seijfole=
eleper life piebliffelig pcnotc tilboge
fra &ongeriget. Mu ON Stl,noer bar
Eiben foaet Ell onoen 2pD. 9tu ltl1=
oerer Hreus ernc ielp poa &raft Sc
oonife Tolfebsjlfoler. Nu pes hi,
bpor bpit DOR &nltur nrrolnttes, -
11oor BET gi9l0er ON at fon1ll1e Dor
egcn 9totionalitet til Gins! Sq / nnr
tSrennti0 Dil ri logters f,u1ne pente
'os Gilit at eli inrlig &olniSlion, Ser
lnco loaoont 6oranol nil lt11oere oon=
life S%foleforbolo.
2o0 &omislione,n I'LL cube(ig blipe
pel mootageu, = lnoolte 6ellt at en-
l9ri filt S9rtsfonisiion unoer 6or
IGoe al 9r. 6inobcoe etc., lfriper Or
Sc6iitte ippoigt. 6or at olting lfol
forlpbe pnr0igt, iom set ipn,rner Jig
ct oplpit og cipiliieret 1nlf, bpr ser
ielpfelgelig ejpres oct melt n,uliee for
at f%orebpgge epe'1tuelle Mislpoe
Won bpr life ~ntitroffct Doone SEN bel
lige p%reusliife &u(t11rmislion, 6ett
non plush ltro al @piiino og Srigi=
nolitet, - nopnlig Originalitet.
Set bar 81. @inbfpoc, Ser ii0=
lte CONNER %formone6e Sen oonife 81
fentligbeb til at toge penligt moo nis=
lc tDlfe Sic tier.
Lungetaering.
Min Hustru har havt svage Lun-
ger og sagdes at vare i Diet sidste
Stadium at Lungetering. Hun be-
gyndte at BRUCE White Wine of Tar
og fandt straks Lindring og har nu
begyndt paa den fjerde Flaske; hen
des Helbred err nu bedre end i man
&c Aar. vi anbefaler Diet med Gle-
de til allie.
Rev. ]. R. Fly,
Susan E. Fly,
Brookline Sta, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

@IospGrf @sbiera
timber Nopn al Gsbjerg @lospnrf CT
oonnet ct Nftielelifob, ser pil ppret=
te og oripc ct @losnprf. @eltprcl=
lens 6or1nano CT @rosi ercr &i(le=
NOES.
Jig i1b / bette % ltjaolet $500 &r.,
Scr loo pao @orbet / Seboelpenge.
10000 &r. / Seoler, ipn1 loa / en-
noflaole let &asie / &nreliet, bapoe Sp=
ben opcrict. @%eitprelien bar onipor=
Zig for Eengene % moottc e%ritotte
BEN.
&affe om 2iofipb b.
6orpagter Slotb, 8pgbplm, oflepere=
DC forleben cit @ingit til @jerringbo
og SmegnS @elteaplsforc11ing. 200
Me6lemtner bar mp6t for at tage
moo set ltolte Gpr. @r. Slotb, iom
ifal bape 10000 &r. for @ingiten,
CAB Safe ODER set bele.
6irmoet giggo 8.
u a + I, MorD 5, CT erfleret
fonfnrs. Mftipernc er opgjorts til
100000 &r., 8osiiperne til 1,6O4,=
900 ar. Yaa Easiisiiben itoor bog
9eleb til flere @un0reoe 1,,linoe aro=
ner, ser biorgrer ira 2%aonepcfsler og
&outions forpligtelie r, JON torment
Zig life bliper effeftipe. 6orretnin=
gen fortietter forelebig uforonoret
lnocr on6et 8%orgerlfob.
Stranbing peo @olm g.
Slit. @n tremaltet Sfon<
merit fra Sligo itran0eoe forleoen Mf-
ten uofor 56r. 9pngpig paa @olms<
lanos Slit. &aptejnens @uitru og 3
Ma1b al 9eietningen re0oe0es /
2onb al &e6nin9sboaben fra Nprre
9pngpig, me0ens &apteinen og 5
Mon6 negteoe at gaa fra @oroe.
Sfibet bobbe / z Gage orepet en- paa
Spen, u6en at &apteinen fun6e ORR
entere Jig / Saagen. San antog
2pngpig 6Dr for at bore 5pret poa
&elgolan6. De 3 Man6, iom fon1
/ 2ono iammen mes &apteinens ST.
itrr, bar beruie6e, sen enc enoog
ben @ro6, at ba1 btloe foite Jig / So
bet og lpen1me uo til Sfibet. Sc
%ifibbruone blep in6fparteret boS
Stranofogoen, bnor &apteinen og Sc
eprige 5 Man6 ienere fom til. Sc
fom inb meb Sfibsbooben, ga Sc ab=
iolut piloe babe 6eres Spi nte6, og
&eoningsbaaoen life me0tager bette.
Stibet ct. laf og ful6t al @ano. Set
bliber 1iffert iIaoet It'll al 8slgerne.
Sioligere bar Stranoinger meget
bpppigere ber, men er MI ijelone, ga
.Sfibere iom &egel tager oereS &urs
longt fra 2on6.
g n Gpiiooe r 20 II II s.
0 &Iopipge epidemic II.
Sen ubpggelige @pioemi, iom M
trl1er me0 at paofere Danmorf rbe.
regnelige Sab / 6orm al l~1ofgriels.
forbuo, begpnote, iom nepnt iibite
l1ge, poa acknowledgement pe6 Sol,
bling, bpor bele 8eiGtningen bleb neo=
Taoet. 0m 6enne Mffere me66eleS:
Gaainart man bar f9r6ig meb al
grape Sen itore S%ellesgrab, blep &re-
aturerne ct for ct trufne ben til
@anten al ben % ffuot, bporefter 8;
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oemamt. 5perlfe Mugnito 2ouiie
6rom. 5fomageripeno Monnings
@uitrn Moren. Sfomagerlpeno San-
nicDs @l1ltru 2poio.
1tbcnfor %&jpbcnbapn.

@ellerup: Trf. &orer Sophie
Sebihpc. &ognfobrifont 5%orbeniens
@l,ltrn Caroline. @rosierer 5eren
lens &nitru Slime. &egiltrator 8or-
foos @ultrl, &otbrtne. 9perpo
Murf: 6bp. aontorba,o $. &osmus=
len. 9pereo: Eeni. 2Grer &obber,
a,agels @uitru Nnno. 8eobef: 6bp.
Meller s. s. 1riicnette. @erlep:
6bp. @rm,onlono $. s. @onien. Mol=
borg: Mor Mplbeeb Gborup. An=
oerlinc Splifpp. &aren 2oSl en. Nn=
0reiine Gorolinc Nicllen. y. 8or,tp
Mart: Gpo &otbrine &riltenlen.
ginoitm: Gnfriru Mor1one &pm=
bil0. &onoerS: Morie Miloe. Sine
Glilobetb gngberg. Soobp: @oor6=
ejer Spren Seuier. Teile: Yorti=
FILTER !6o9en Yo1,lien. Mihc: Jbp.
&jpbmono Gbr. @onien. Morbus:
Mariane &enieu. Noleltrl1p: Gbri=
ltione Charlotte Npracnien. 91pborg:
6annp Mclcbior. Ioagenie: Slime
&atbriae @onie Ell. &ipse: Mlfri6o
2uno. &un06p: @einricb Doncfer.
Slogelie:: @pline &riitianien. Be-
iter6o: Cline Ntorie Nielien. @el=
iinger: Gotbortno Morgaretbo &os=
ml1Slen. Glen &irltine Slien. @orl
Setter @unien &pool6le:: @aaroej=
er @ermon 3borien. Saltrup: @anne
SSenien. Mpnge: @oaroeier Heter
2oriens @,1itr1 Mlre. SfGpinge:
@11smaao He0er Sprgenien. &per-
febp Sfole: &oren &irItine 2orl en.
Site: Septic 8eneoifte Gbriitenien
@sbjerg: Sl,lie Mollerup. @iertin9:
Nnno Gliiobetb Sprenicn. &onoer5
Gliiabetb Glen. Earning Merle:
Niels Sir. Nielie,,. 8%jerregrab:
Smeo0emel ter SIR. Yeter @l,l6bef.
@rm1oe: Sophie 2pnge. @inoifop:
s(nton &icorot. S%fopluno: &eter
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elSmono Sans &jcloien. &in0om:
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&aSmusie EN-. gro110ure: Sons @bri=
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&irltine &6gino. @rnelta @oDnion.
Sergen Sacob Mogenien.
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borg: Mourits 1ap0rup. Malborg:
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@oniine &jer. @ogbol0er 6. 6.
@11Itrl1. Ibiiteo: 6. ..
@ultru. &inoou1: Signe
&an0ers: StDrmono 90.
@nfe. Marbus: Mo0e-
.ba10lerinoe Morie Nerum. 8olle:
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.ltenien. &osfil0e: Gon6. phil. @5r.
gliiobetb @atbrine &rorl1p.
&alun0borg: 9eoerban0ler @in=
oabls G11fe. Nprpp: @oar0mono So
cob Gla1lien. Afeitpe6: SIR. @anlen.
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Joma.

- 81. JreOericf 81. @oof, Morb-
polSforerel1> far antaget en- SSnobs.
Belle til at boloe 6oreorag / Des
Moines / Tebri1ar UNDER 8resleflub-
benS Muipicter. Sn0tngterne bill
gaa til ct pel6e6i9t 9ieme6.
sra 0ennilon meo6eles, at 8a1t-
fen / Dom @itD er bIeben biemiggt al
&poere, iom fprengte Hengeitabet og
Flap bort me6 $4,000. @fsploiione1
bprteS oem1pet al Golf / Mobolaget,
men &eperiet 6lep f6rit op6aget, 90
&asiereren oof11e0e 8unfe11 neIte
Morgen.
- Mrs. Morp 6obeh 9atter af
en- officer, iom fnmpeoe / ben o1ne.
rifanife Gribe0sfomp, Heb be9raph
/ St.. Mo6iion forle0en. Sun Dor en-
at 6e tire gienleoen6e of oe oprinoeli.
ge rDetre al 6en amerifanife @ebo.
luton. Sum bar Datter al &obert
elliott, ser tilbgrte Z. &enniplpania
Continental Cine og lom tog Gel !
&en be6 8unfer Sill.
- George 90. @larf al @6cl, 81
cegupern6r og 8reii6ent / 2egislatu-
rens 5enat, erflerer Jig in6e for l1b-
%naDnelien al en- &omite for aon1i.
teer, iom iaole0es oil fratage bam
Observation-Disclosures. 8e6 Iaa>
1e6es at fratage Jig ieIp Magten til at
uonebne &omiteer bar ban bialpet
9eppgelien for at in0fare i Sotpaa
2egislatur Sen iamme &eform, fom
ser bar beret Strio ON / @ongres-
len. @larf flyer, at bet er bperfen
let eller bebageligt al ro1npnc SEQ
miteer, og at bnn gierne bill berries
! for ben 8pr6e. !,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06
nemorrold.r kurerst 6 til ~ D.xs.

'Deres Apothekcr vii refu ndere Pengene hvis PAZo
OINTMENT like kurerer ale Til:alde at kleende,
skjulte. bledende og 4remiredende Hsemorroider IL
til II Dage. 5ac. Hvis like hos Apothekeren sendt
por:otIit we'd Modtogelsena IF p isen fra Paris Medicine
Co. st. Louis, Mo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-06

11arelt mul1gt. s 19rl1ge &1lrPloe
tillo6es alfobolfri 8epertntng, ttabtt.
Zig ser, bpor Sognene pnffer famine.
0ffentlige Gorlpitelier UNDER 5pil'
fen iom belit 6orm maa lite beoilges
observation-disclosures.
g frem i9tter bette bort Mnbrogen-
6e iom Spno6eme6lemmer for 2ano'
iognene paa @runolag al @enigbeos'
og @pnooelopens 8ar. 81 og bill lite
afbente &robifiipno6ens or6entlige
5oriamIing, ga ri betraster Sagen
joni / bpi @ra6 paatr9ngen0e.
8i be6er &re6su6polget ON burtia
Mfgierelie."
S t n g 3 m &c n :
|paa @ejie / Donmarf t.
S 8looet us&36benbapn" benpiier So
cent 81. phil. @u6muno 5cbiitte til
at 6ortpifningsman0 fra Mor6Tes'
big iennlig opbol0er Jig / &ongeri
get meo beitemte Bormaal. San npp
ner, at geminarielerer @ren6a9l
Ggnoer en- Gi6 lang flor opbolot il
poo Mifop &diifole. san bar - ef
ter eget Sigen6e W u6ienot Of Sta
! ten for at ltu6ere 6anffe sfolefor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
YACHT RACE OF
SERIES IS TOMORROW
Boat Owners Will Make Sure There
Are No Jokers" Under Their Craft
Rivalry is Keen Now.

The fifth race in the Yacht Club
series will be run off tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The usual
number of boats have been entered,
and another good ace is looked for
ward to.
At the recent meeting of the mem
bers of the Yacht Club all the handi-
caps were gone over and several
were changed. One of these, Comp
tons. was changed, and the boat
Ellfda, belonging to them, was given
a greater time allowance. Now that
the reason for his slow time in Satur-
days ace has been accounted for,
through the "can and pot" incident,
it is thought that the handicap will
be changed back again to it's former
rating. 1t doesn't pay to tell every
thing that happens, is Compton's
opinion of the episode now.
If you should go along the shore
tomorrow morning and see a large
number of sailing vessels pulled W
on the beach, don't think it strange.
1t is only some suspicious owner who
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
GOOD GARD WILL BE
SEEN AT LONG ACRE

The stag of the Long Acre A. c..
New York, to be held Saturday night
promises to bring out some new
blood in the fighting game and the
boys taking part in the stag have all
been winners of their respective
classes in the past tournaments.
Among the successful competitors
are: Bait Mango, Jack Welsh.
Knockout Miller, Young Ketchell,
Young Boosey. Young Edwards. Dick
Mccoy. Jack Beatrice, Fred Pinto,
Joe Pancoast. Marty Kelly, Frank
Morton, Kid Finny, Kid Allen, Young
Harriss, Young Collins.
AS a final to the evenings sport
Paddy Meehan, the Brooklyn bantam
who has met some of the headliners,
will meet Young Harriss, and Young
Rector, the crack Jersey bantam, will
meet Young Ketchell. the East Side
boxer.
These stays are highly interesting
as the future greats don't know the
art of stalling and fight from bell to
bell. In the past the club has
brought out many of the topliners APP
pearing before the local clubs. K. o.
Brown. frankie Burns, Willie Beech
er, Cross Jim Stewart are all the pro-
ducts of these stays.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
ALL S. |. NINE
WILL Go SOME

The All Staten Islanders have
booked a good game with the All
Nationals, of West Brighton, for to-
morrow. Those who have been fol-
lowing the two teams claim they are
evenly matched and a good game
should be looked for. The meet will
take place on the Dongan Hills fair
grounds.
-Turley, the crack pitcher of the
| Huguen0tAo will be on the slab
for tbe All SAQd he is going
to cut down the battinSa Eerases % y
the up-shore lads in greaCS +h;nI
is now in his best form az -
he is capable of doing what his tear
mates claim for him He was Their,
at the T%ottenYille game with the
goods but his men simply could not
get over the batting slump and the
necessary runs could not be made.
That game was one of the best ever
seen on a Staten Island diamond, the
finals being 2 to l.
The All Staten Islanders will put
up a similar class of ball this week
and expect to make good for they
think they are a shade better than
the Brighton lads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
Fish Tales

One party went out from Van
Pelt's yesterday afternoon and came
back with sixteen weaks and blues.
The heat kept many of then ashore.
A large day is looked forward to to-
morrow and Sunday, and nearly all
the boats have been reserved for
that day. Parties coming from West
field, Elizabeth and Newark, say that
these are the best fishing grounds
that they have ever struck, and the
same ones come back week after
week, and bring more of their friends
every time. At Van Pelt's they can
get bait cheap. and the boats are at
a reasonable rate. also.
Fishing is also continuing to be
good at Ackers, in Sewaren. and all
the boats have been hired out for
several Sundays ahead. The red
buoy and cinder beds there, are fast
becoming known all over the state
as good fishing grounds, as there is
never a party that comes back to
Ackers without a half dozen fish.
Lots of fish are being caught off
Keyport these days. Fishermen
come there from all parts. as it is
only a short row from Mrs. CROSS
boat house TO the fishing grounds
where they pull them in n after
the other,
Boats continue to go out from
Acker's and make good hauls- Not
many boats we're out yesterday but
those who were on the job got some.
Frank Botmentrieder and Lottie
Adams. of Elizabeth. 16 weaks and l
blue G. A. Ripp, Bayonne, IA weaks;
A. O. Keifer. II weaks; F. c. Ian
mock. Newark, II weaks; Andrew
Simonsen and Philip Bauman, Wood
bridge. 10 weaks and 3 blues; Mr..
and Mrs. W. R. Smith. Charles Ack-
er, Sewaren, 2 blues, l weak, l crab.
.Reports of the catching of large
crabs are becoming numerous, al
though there is no great abundance
OF them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
2 GAMES WON
BY BROWNING
Tennis Contests for Cup.
Compton Looks Good.

Oren Browning met and defeated
Scott Burns yesterday morning in
the South End Club tournament,
winning two straight games by the
scores Ga and 6-1. This morning no
games are being played. Tomorrow
morning Lewis Compton and Brown
ing will fight it out. Compton is the
former champion of the club, having
beaten about everybody around when
a tournament was held on the Comp
ton courts in Rector street some two
or three years ago. He is rapidly get
ting back into his old time form. and
will give everyone in the tournament
a good race for the handsome loving
cup which is the prize, Compton has
already beaten Hans Roessler and
Chester Peck, and now will have TO
meet Fritz Roessler and Browning,
and doing this and winning he will
have the best show for the cup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
CLASSY GAMES
FOR WEEK END
Many Battles Here and
\ Out of Town.

There are some classy games
scheduled for tomorrow in and about
this city and the fans should have nc
trouble in seeing the style of game
that they like. The Perth Amboy
attraction is the game between the
s@ma and the Perth Amboys al
the copper WORKS 9iamond~The
game will begin at $3.50 and will con
tinue for nine full innings or NOR
if necessary. The local fans are as
sured a good game.
The Tottenville match is the Sa,
yannah Giants game and some ses
sion it will be according to the fan:
acquainted with both teams. There
is no reason why this should not b.
one of the best of the season for boil
teams are first class and they boil
expect to put up a good fight for the
victory.
The All Staten Island attraction
will be a game with the West Brigh.
ton lads. Another good game at the
fair grounds.
The South Amboy Athletics will
entertain the fast Spotswood aggre-
cation and a sharp fray is expected.
The Spotswood nine is trying to start
a winning streak and they want to
make the South Amboy lads the first
victims.
The Danish Sociables will travel
to Metuchen, where they will meet
the Metuchen F. c. The locals think
the game is a sure thing but the
suburbanites seem to think different.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
MANY CHANGES
AT SP0TSW00D
Manager Jolly Shakes Up
Team--Game Tomorrow.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

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Spotswood, Aug. 11.-There has
been several changes in the plans OF
Manager Jolly for tomorrow's game
with the South Amboy Athletics, at
South Amboy, and the changes are
expected to greatly strengthen the
local nine. Clarence Phillips, Who
has spent the last few months at Bel
mar. will be back in an Elm uniform
and NAV do some of the twiF4ing.
He Is improving with age and 0
can make the best amateur team IN
the county go some. He VIII be
caught by John Blake, of Brooklyn,
who is spending two weeks at this
place. Blake is reported to be some
catcher. On third base will be seer
Floyd. Blake's side partner, who has
consented to assist the local ads IN
recovering lost prestige. Both men
can do it, too, it is reported.
It was expected to use as a bat
terry in this game, Shull and Colyer,
of Perth Amboy, but the local man
agement has decided to sick to nome
talent. The Perth Amboy men are
very fast and have a good reputation
but Spotswood's supporters believe
Phillips and Blake will put up Just
as classy a game. The team Will
leave on the 1.59 train and expect
to take a good representation along
to root for victory.
Following is the locals lineup:
Blake, c; Phillips, p; R. Appleby,
1b; Foley or DeVoe, 2b; Floyd, BIB;
Jolly. IS: C. Appleby. If; McMuliken,
Of: DeVoe or Foley, ri.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11

does not care to have the bottom of
his craft decorated with any hind
RANGES to sailing, such as tin cans,
pots and pals. But rest assured, II
he does find that such is the case he
will say nothing about it, for a low
ering Of the handicaps would make
many a boat roll in toward the latter
part of the fleet. The owner of the
boat which came in last in the race
last Saturday seems to think that he
has been grossly wronged, too. He
has suspicious of a washtub being on
the bottom of his craft, but he is not
going to say a word about it If he
should discover that such is the case.
There's a reason-he has something
like fifteen minutes handicap.
The list of boats entered in the
ace is as follows: Tempest, House
man; Bole, Wight; Elsie, Curtis;
Marguerite, Hagois; Estella. Bryan;
Lark. Gundersen; Ellida, Compton,;
Ideal. Evans; Amerita, LaRoe;
Pysche, Anderson; and the Oyster
cite, owned by Costing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-11
PERTH AMB0YS
TO PLAY HERE
Will Tackle Tacomas at the
Copper Works.

After many weeks of waiting the
fans who wish to see Saturday ball
will be pleased to learn that the
Perth Amboys will appear on the
copper works diamond tomorrow
afternoon with the fast Tacoma ag-
g~regation. The Tacoma nine is coz,
posed of many of the hc2A@~
from othe- -euIhs in this city and the
promise to give the angry mob a
good time for their money.
The Perth Amboys will try to
make a good showing in this game
because they are trying to get good
material for the team which they are
to put in the league. Manager
Hardiman has some of the best men
obtainable in this section and he
hopes to be able to put a winning
team in the league. He has been
sleuthing around for good men and
he claims to have landed some cork
ers who will figure in the league
series.
The Tacomas are a picked organ-
ization and think they can handle
the ball as we'll as any team in the
city. They intend to give the Perth
Amboys a rub this week and will
work had to do so. 1t is not known
who will do the slab honors for the
Tacomas yet but ONE good man is
assured. 1t is probable that Young
Hayes will give out the assorted ones
for Hardiman's tin soldiers and his
twirls are expected to pass along the
way without being stopped by the
Tacoma batters. They are placing
great hopes in the boy and look to
him to do the hardest part of the
work.
The Tacomas are there to make
the game interesting and they claim
they will make it so interesting for
the Perth Amboys that they won't
know they are in the game. This
is the first Saturday game of import
for a long time and it Is expected
that many fans will be on the scene
of the fray.