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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Onifefpiit oe Grvueri.

Den eamIe, uifploige "gnifefpiit",
Der fra Irilbs Sib al bar p9ret an
penot til at itnbe @anoaarerne neoe
| Soroen, men ON bpis merfelige
gpne / oenne Senieenbe Der / n9iten
ligeiaa lang Sio bar berifet oelte %
bsiIt mobltrioenoe Wteninger, bar /
Spen Sort Dodge fprunleOiget ct
ipare Spitpr, Der truer meO at tage
en- gnbe meb 5orifrGffelie, 5. b. +.
enoe meb &etsiag.
Sor nogen Sio iioen beIlutteoe
9pens Haao at grape en- 9rsnb, men
bite life, bpor De ifl,loe begpnoe
8rauningen og bore iiffer paa at
finoe Sano. Saa fom Muglllt Gro.
Ienbaugb meb fin "Srplefpiit", iom
De gobe Sort Sobgeborgere faIoer
ben, og CAB Zig til at rusle frem og
tilbage meO ben mellem Spnoerne.
Elitbiclig pcgebe Slsften neO moo
Soroen. "8rnp ber," iagbe "Sere.
meiteren". Sg ba gpraaoet intet be.
ore pibite OF gisre, gapes Srbre til,
at 8rapningen ifuloe begpnOe poa
oct uopeseoe Steb. 90 efter at bope
granet neb til en- 9pboe Of 2t5 SOB
fanbt man life alcne ganife rigtig
@anb, men traf paa Ell a~rteiiif gano-
aare al en- tilipnelaoenoe mIotemne.
Zig 9apacitet. S lin Safnemmelig.
beo oper Bette opermaaoe belbige He.
iultat potereoe iaa gpraabet 8roIens
baigb en- 9elenning al $50. Sette
pafte imiblertio itor Sorargelie
bIanot Dem, Tom bapbe leet og giort
Scar al "Srpaefpiiten" oa oens on.
sioeliee Gpne til at opbase 8ano
neoe / Soroen. 9praaoet par bunt,
iom faiteoe Genge bort pan ilist Sei.
Teri, erfl9rebe De.
Wapor Sobn 3. Serb os gpraa.
bets Weolemmer Ter paa fin SIDE al
9ritifen, peger paa grsnben % err
flercr. at bet er Dem lisegpIoigt
bporlebes DIR. 8roienbausb fanbt
ben; De er fulbitnnbis tilfreos meo
&eiuItatet.
Igitationen bor imiolertib naact
Ell iaaoan llbitrGfning, at aontro-
perien err isrt oper i Iresicn og 9p.
ems 9orsere bar ipli.tct fig / to
2cire meo lloiist til, at "Srplcfui-
itcn" pit bli SopeoipsrgsmaaIet peb
oct tonlmenbe Yalg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
UY Q%laifabane.

aonaresmanb Sulser fra Stem
9orf bar / Observation-Disclosures irem.
lot 6oriIag ON en- gepiIguing al
100000 til @pening Of en- Stats.
bone - IIaifa Central RailrSap.
Sorilaget %beitemmer, at IIaifa fol
inobefatteS / Snteritate Commerce.
commissioners Siirisoiftionsom.
raabe, % at Der ifal oprettes en-
ipecieI Sernbanefommisiion for Ger.
ritorpet. Oenne aommisiion be.
mpnbises til at bpgae % oripe pa.
men, Der ifal goa ira Separb peo
&eiurection gop til Matanuifo auI.
ielterne. @peningeu al @onen ital
uoiereS al grmeens Snoeniemifi-
cerpr-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Gcuaoors proiioent 600.

SRA @uapnduiI, ECUADOR, telc.
graieres oen 220e Gee.
emilio @itraoa, Gepublifen Gcuu.
oorS GrGiioeut, er / Nat pluoielig
aigoaet peo 9soen.
QrGiioent Gitrooa paIgteS iii @m.
beoet beu lite Souior 1911 og in,
au9urereoes ben lite September.
Gen 1SOe iamme Niaaneo blep ban
itGrft ing og reiite til Quito iorat
isge Ro og Suile. Get par. mems
ban opboIot iig Der, at en- Sommeu.
ipGrgelie MOB bans 2iO bleu opoa.
get % Here al De Summenioorne or.
reiteret.
San iou6t life / Quito BEN SeIie.
Boo, ban isgte. % oenOte oen 2Soe
Ropember / en- meget fritiif Silitanb
til6age til Sopeoitaoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Waler oe QomiraI.

Baa &,lnitubitiningen / Gorcoran
@rt Gallery / @aibington er lbitil.
let 32 f~ortrinliee IaIerier al fbp.
&ontreabmiral | De Sor. Staters
Marine CHARLES Senrp Sapis. Set
bar fsrit efter, at ban for fire Iar
iiben traaote no al Ben aftipe Siene.
ite, at ban betraabte 9unitnerens
lise iaa b~ersmmeIige gane iom SIP.
frigerens.
@bmiralen, Der err oner 60 @ar
gammel, aniees MI for en- af Ime.
rifas opgtigite EMBELLISHMENTS til.
trobs for, at ban albrie babe bapt
en- Eeniel | Saanoen for ban / 1907
isgte i'm gfifeo, 90 bette bar ban
opnaaet uben noeen 2prer eler Sci.
lebnins, ibet Iomiralen erflprer, at
en- 2Prer iimpeltben forfoafler Sn.
oipioueliteten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Ct firureiif l%lirafeI.

Sra @etp Dorf berettes ben Zoe
December:
Sobn s. 8olicf, en- 7 Ior gammeI
Ssn al en- 6armer / Omegnen al
Sampion, ga, Der bar pGrct totnIt
blind / ire aar, bar ionet lit Spr
igien. aariasen til bans climbed
bar en- Guilt unOer SierneifaIlen.
9enne err peb Siplp al en- poerit
.ounifelig Operation IpffeIigen bIepet
fiGrnet meb Oct Reiultot, at Gutter
bar fooet Snnet tiIbnae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Gorge foyer Qfifeo.

Sra Mtaoiion, @is., berettes, at
Isiiiterenbe StatsiefretGr q. E.
Gorge bar isgt gfifeb fra lite So
mar at regne. San bar mootaget
Here foroelagtige Silbuo ON at eaa
/ Sorretning, oe oct er, oplpier ban,
aariagen til, at ban iseer lin afIfeb.
9lanbt bans poIitiif 8enner er
BET berimob BEN alminbelige Me.
ming, iiges Der, of ban bar ppiagt
lin Sitting for ielp at flinne title
iig iom &anbioat til Sefretprembe.
Apt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
S~uffertruitens
penfionsfono.

af 9ireftionen / american Sugar
Reiining Company er Der, berettes
Der ira Rep Dorf, uOarbeioet en-
glan, JON oil BIZ forelagt aftione-
rerne paa oeres n9ite anrsmsoe. ON
Ieniionering al Selifabets $500 pr.
beibere og 5unftioner, efter bpert
Tom De naar Ell bis beitemt aloer.
eacr bar itaaet / Selifabets S~ieneite
/ ct pitt antal gar. s Den al Giref.
iionen uSarbeioeSe Tlan er slloers-
erpnIen iat iii SO os Sieueitetioen
iii 80 4ar. I'll @runoleggeIie al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Joroifat.

GremierminiIter Clifton / aI6erta.
CANADA. bar. beretter ct Telegram
ira 8iuuipea, / Erooinieus lousi.
penoe 5oriamIing fremiat Hropoii.
ton iii 9op ON SuoisreIier al en-.
observation-disclosures (Soroitatten)
ON ipu Mar / ale oa beitoaenNe Sp-
fommuner % itrar brtnees ! au-
p~enoelie i ale 9ufomHnner. iom
maatte bli orsauiiereSe eiter ben
Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Spenifamerifanif
beieiteretsoommer

Guoernsr Gberbart bar Scn 20be
bs. uonGpnt Tiitriftsoommer / Gen.
nepin GOuntp anSrew Solt til us.
iesiOr | @iuneiotas Ssiciteret eiter
Ssieiieretsoommer Gauio j. Gimp
Jon, iom bar taget aiiianb. Samti;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26

ct iaabaut Seuiionsfono ioreiIaac5
beuiIget 100000.
Sielge GIalien oil ingen trpffc en-
minore BENTON emo $50 ON Rao-
neocn eIler Ell itsrre enc $4,000 ON
Iaret. 6or De ~fptnoelige grbeioere
% Sunftionrrer foreilaaeS mSers.
erGrien tat til 60 oq Sicneitetiocn
til % Nor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-26
Sfarp Kritif.
Seuiatipnellc Tnfcr rctteoc mob oct
amerifunifc Observation-Disclosures.
Slater Yemse no al Iinonc t


Toa ocn rationale Srrigations.
fongreS, iom iorlebeu boloteS / Gbi.
cago, iremfum Stot5ienator % De-
legot ira Wontona Sreo @biteii0e
meb oeu ieniationeac @cifpI0nmg,
at BET blreaufrotiife SmipsbSipitem
/ Snoreoepartementet uar aniparlig
for, at Irbeibet paa mango al Gan.
bets tore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for.
%iinfeoeS, % at Suiinoer al Meune.
Ter | Wontana oIenc iom Ell oirefte
6elge oerai boIber poa at iulte libel
eler at bringes til Sigeeritnpen.
San paaitob, at oper 80 Grocent
al De Gunner, iom al Hegieringen
nnpenoeS / oiSie Giemeb, off til
"Superpiiion", % at / ct SiIipIbe
II "Superpiiors" bar lat til at paste
pao s Mono, iom bar beifi9ftieeoe
meb at grnpe en- Sunnel.
Wilfriuerproieftet noroliae
Wontana bar, iortalte ban, ifisut
Irbeioet photographers iaa Iangt til.
bage / Sioen iom 1908, enbnu poa
Iangt npr life ierOiet. Sum 1000
al De 100000 gcres, iom Eroieftet
omfntter, err bibtil bleoet ioripnet
meb @anb, mems ober en- SierbeheI
al De beoiIgeoe Genge alerebe er
opbrlgt.
Som et anbet grempeI paa ufor.
iparIig Sbielbeb % Hi,tten meo De
ofientlige Wibler nGpnte ban ben at
Separtcnentet fornpIig iattebe Be.
iliitning at opgipe SulofsreIien al en-
Tart al Yroieftet, bporpao Ger al.
Ierebe err anpenbt $245, 900. gQe
biSic Gen9e faites no al 8inSuet meo
en- 2igegpIbigbeb og EanfeIesbeb,
ION oreiebe oct liz ON bare ct gam.
melt. briiet Srim9rfe. Get bureau.
f%rotiife SpItem | Oeportementet
opffer oper ale Sngenierernes Sell.
greb, og Sanoeierne, iom mna betale
Megningen bar ingen 0tioler til at
finbe no. boor Gengene blir al. -
Slniotertio itaor De Sunoreoer, eQer
Suiiuber, iom orog til geiten / Soob
ON peb SLID % arbeibe at ifabe fla
ct lpffeIigt Stem, meo TO tsmte
Spnber, iiben gIrbeioe eler Sortiene.
ite og / ouerbGngenbe Sare for at
iulte libel.
"Sitlattonen err forfProeIig",
fortiatte ban. "Soi8 en- Settler for.
laber lin CLAIM forat isge Arbeibe
anbetite0s / Staten, itrar iIoar ct
Gltitn Hegieringsipioner neo oper
oct 'forIabte Someiteoo' forot iamIe
@epiier for, at ban bar iorbruot lin
Someltd0ret"
Wr. 8biteiioe iortaIte mango
Grempler paa, bporIeoes Settlerne
moatte traife mango Mil giennem
Observation-Disclosures meo en- WeliTf
pao &pggen forat binore fine 6omi.
Tier ira at iuIte libel. 9a ale DC
&cnge, iom anpenoes paa Srriga.
tionsproiefterne, aiifripes pna SO.
acknowledgements, bar mango,
iom al Nangel paa @ano inqen 9lo.
ling far foaet, ieet iig mot til al
bragg bort igien eiter al bare lat
ale fine @i6Icr operitpr / Sanb ON
en- inurlig 5ltIoisrelie al Socrris.
lingsanlGgget.
Orr. 8biteii6es llotalelier itStte.
bes al George 80. BARTON. 0eIegot
fra Serns, ser / uiorbeboIone 10.
trpf fritiiereoe DC iaafalote Safe
Observation-Disclosures.
1isie "Shemes" bar, iagoe ban,
iimpeltben ct aompIot iorat frpite
Benge no al 2auoioqcre ira Giten,
% bar til Sfam og Sfooe for belle
'9acf 10 tbe 2ano". gepGgeIien.
Spno geiten trRrger, er mer Sr.
rigotiou og fPrre Srrigationsperter
Here Settlere END me Broiefter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
THIEVES KILL 4 CALF
AND CART GARCASSAWAY

Westfeld, Aug. 3O:-Union
ty farmers are complaining more
than yer of the depredations of
thieves. Tomato patches, c|ornfelds
and all kinds Of fruit orchards are
being raided and hundreds of dol
lars worth of produce Is being car
ried off.
The thieves r not combining their
operations to produce alone. Wed
nesday night a cOw and s~ix-week-old
calf was left in the pasture beside
the road on the Lamb farm between
Crawford and Linden. During the
night the calf was caught and slaugh-
tered in the field and the carcass car
ried off in a wagon.
Conditions are worse this year than
ever before. The president of the
Union County Board Of Agriculture
has been requested to call a meeting
of the board to considet the situa-
ton and lay the facts before the
county authorities and ask for police
protection, either from the county
or the various municipalities.
In Union the farmers themselves
contribute to the expense of a patrol
and they suffer less than in any part
of the county, but 1t is not consid-
cred fair by them that they should
be compelled to pay the expense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
LONG BRANCH RAIDERS
MAKE TEN PRISONERS

Long Branch, Aug. 30.-Followlng
closelyon the heels of the raid led
by Mayor Packer on an Elberon gar
age Monday, Captain of Detectives
William D. Walling and County De-
tective Elwood Minugh made ten
prisoners In an excise raid early
yesterday morning. The prisoners,
with several exceptions, are charged
with the Illegal sale of liquor.
Wesley Edwards, accused of con-
Quoting a disorderly house, was held
in $500 bail. The remaining prison.
ers held and their bail are as fol-
lows: Fannie Mason, of First ave-
nue.. 5000; Matte Taylor, also of
First avenue, 5000; Frank Lepardo,
$500; Thomas Bailey, Belmont ave-
nue.. $500; Melissa Jones, Angelo
Sacco and George Williams, 5000
each. Bella Cahill. of Abbotsford
avenue, and William Cahill- will be
given hearings later.
1t is reported that the raid was IN
retaliation on the Mayor for having
| gone ove the head of the chief of
police yesterday. More raids are
looked for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
BIG COMPANY
At PROCTORS
Big Scenic Production Called
Fun on a Flyer"

Headlining the bill at Proctor's
Theatre the last part of this week is
John E. Cain with his company of
ten people, in a big scenic production
called Fun on a Flyer" This is one
of the biggest acts that has played at
this house, and with the pretty girls,
comedy, songs and dances, and two
sets of scenery, should draw crowd
ed houses.
Anita Primrose, the well known
character impersonator has made a
big hit wherever she has played, and
is sure to please.
Yvonne BenkhOff & Company In a
sensational dancing and singing act
will be one of the real novelties Of
the season.
A vaudeville skit with Sampson &
Douglass, will furnish lots Of amuse-
ment and keep the audience in roars
of laughter.
Doctor viii DAVIS, comedian, Is ia
nous for his humorous stories and
jokes.
Always looking for the best, the
management at ProCtors have Sc
cured some of the latest moving pic
ture films, which will also add to this
already attractive program.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
RAILWAY CITIZENS TAKE
STEPS TO BOOM TOWN

Railway, Aug. 9O.-At a mass
meeting Monday night in the Lyric
theater, with the object of inaugur-
ating a movement to boost" Rah-
way, il was unanimously decided to
form a board of trade or chamber Of
commerce. A committee of fifteen
to draft bylaws and recommend a
name for the association, was agreed
upon.
A letter promising support was
read from A. Edward Woodruff.
Speeches advocating the boost
movement" were made by former
Mayor DR.. Charles B. Holmes, Sidney
Harris, Herman Cries, Captain Viii
liam H. Cloke, ex-Assemblyman A.
F. KRISTEN, J. Malcomb Brookfeld,
r. P. Webster, James b. Furber, Ed
ward Heath, Joseph Wooster, George
c. Miller, Joseph Oman, Henry Lift
and Samuel Miller.
J. O. HOuser went into details as
to what the movement meant, and
pictured a rosy future for the city
under the proposed plan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
AGED MAN IS KILLED
NEAR BOUND BROOK

Plainfeld, Aug. 3O.-Hugh Nc
Gloin, aged "A years, whose home
was near Chimney Rocks, in the vi
entity of Bound Brook, while cross
ing the New Jersey Central tracks
near Bound Brook yesterday after
noon was instantly killed by a Read
ing flyer.
The accident happened at Fish
er's Crossing. Mr., McGIoin was driy-
ing and the train hit the wagon
squarely, freeing the horses, which
ran away.
Mr.. McGloin was on his way to
market with a load Of tomatoes when
killed. He leaves a wife and a fam
lily of children, all grown up. He
was one of the oldest residents of
Chimney Rock and was we'll known.
The body was removed to Edger-
toms mOrgue at Bound Brook, where
it was viewed by County Physician
Long, of ~Someryille.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
BIG OFFER TO
THE SCHOLARS
Evening News Dictionary a
Valuable Text Book.

Five thousand school children Of
this city are looking forward to the
opening Of school on Tuesday. New
text books will be taken up and
many will be left behind. But the
EVENING NEWS presents a book
which will always be of use to the
student. 1t is a beautiful, four dol
lar dictionary which would prove of
much value and interest to the pu-
pills in the public and private schools
Of this city and the handsome vol
ume is bound In leather and can be
secured on easy terms-stx consec-
utiye coupons clipped from this
newspaper and ninety-eight cents in
cash to pay the cost of clerical work,
wrapping, etc.
Perhaps, before In the his
tory Of Perth Amboy has such an
offer been made to school children.
Every pupil-old OF young, big or
little-wiIl find this dictionary q
source of much benefit during the
coming "grinds." No doubt scholars
have passed through the grammar
and high school grades in this city
without the assistance of a diction-
airy, but the total pals into insight
fcance compared to the number Of
popils viii will take advantage of
the EVENING NEWS offer during
the next few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
NOT CASE OF SOUL MATES.
Mrs. Sinclair Fails to See Affinity Con-
nection In Her Divorce.

Mrs. Sinclair Fails to See Affinity Con-
nection In Her Divorce.
New York, Aug. 50.-Mrs. Meta Full
Ter Sinclair, whose husband, Upton
Sinclair, the author, is suing for dl-
vorce, declares that she can see no
parallel between their case and that
of Ferdinand Pinney Earle.
There IS an absurd note in some
of the articles that have appeared
about me that l do not like and which
would tend to misinterpret and mis-
construe my position In many ways. l
refer principally to the stress laid
upon my intention to seek what they
are pleased to call q soul mate. l do
not wish to be associated with soul
mates or affinity hunters. That Is
most emphatically what | have wished
to bring out in interviews 1 have
given in the last two days. l did not
seek this publicity, and when l found
It was forced upon nj l tried simply
to show how l felt on marriage and
divorces and to show what has led to
the position IN which 1 find myself,
pTeIeIIlIS IL pOSSIDIS W plCSthI IhC
truth, even though from an unusual
standpoint, rather than that the con-
yentional acceptance of the situation
be taken for granted"
Mrs. Sinclair said she was not de
clded whether to marry Harry Kemp,
the poet, or not. When asked where
he was she said with a smile that she
believed he was somewhere giving out
an interview about his poetry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
REMOVE WOOD BLOCK
FROM FIRE HOUSES

AS wood blocks have been adjudg-
ed impracticable as pavement in
front Of frehouses because they are
slippery when wet, it is likely that
the Board Of Aldermen will have
the walk in front Of Washington
Hose and Chemical company house
in Rector street changed. A concrete
or asphalt block pavement may be
Laid instead. c. c. Christensen has
the contract for laying a concrete
walk in front OF the Mcclellan En-
CINE Company headquarters in State
street. There is a steep grade from
Rector street to the Washington
house and therefore special means
will be taken to lay the proposed new
pavement in such a manner as to
cut away a portion of the slope with
out injury to the remainder of the
sidewalk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
WOMAN LAWYER
WINS HER CASE
Lawyer Brown Acted for Her
in the District Court.

One Of the most interesting cases
ever tried before Judge John w.
Beekman In district court was de-
cided by a jury in favor of the de
PENDANTS yesterday. The matter was
a property attachment case I'm which
Fannie LabanOwitZ eudeavOred to set
aside an attachment of chattels on
the grounds the property in question
had been sold to GerhlOff, of New
York, TO satisfy a judgment obtain
ed in the local district court by JOS
eph Rachlin. a brother, of New
Brunswick avenue.
Thomas Brown, who appeared for
the defendants, following a refusal
of Judge Beekman TO allow Miss
Florence A. Scheftel, Of 100 S. Sec
ond street, Brooklyn, y. Y, to plead
on the grounds she was not a regis
tered lawyer in this state, held that
the Judgment Of 5000 secured by
Rachlin VS.. Labanowitz was fraudu-
lent and the property was still own
ed by the plaintiff Of yesterdays &C
ton. The Jury decided, after a short
d~eliberation, that this was the case.
The attachment was continued to-
day by Constable Brown and the
Judgment of $146 will be satisfied
within a few days.
Not only was the case a very COM
pick one, involving many relatives
of both parties, but lawyers in this
city became very much interested be-
fore it was completed. Stephen f.
Somogyi appeared for the plaintiff
and at one time informed the court
he had associated with him in the
case Lawyers Leo Goldberger, Emil
StremIau, and Jacob B. Joselson. Mr..
Brown was not called into the case
five minutes before it started,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
TO HIRE EXPERT
IN GAS PROBE
Public Utility Commission
Make Investigation.

Trenton, Aug. 3O:-The Public
Utilities Commission yesterday decid-
ed to employ an expert to make an
Investigation as to how long it
should take the Public Service Gas
Company to furnish a-areu1ested
make a valuation or
thEOUl0rG property.
Thomas N. McCarter, in behalf of
the corporation, wanted to know
whether the board would cOnfne its
present inquiry to the s~o-caIled Pat
erson-Passaic zone or desired to con-
slider all the territory covered by
the company.
Frank h SOmmer as counsel for
the board, said that as a prelimin-
airy the commission would first de-
eide whether a Statewide lighting
rate should be established under
which the same charges might De
made to each municipality.
Mr.. McCarter told the board he
would like to be fully heard on the
question of whether intangibles
should be included as a basis for
fixing rates. 1t was decided by the
board that this subject would be ar
gued at a meeting to be held in New.
ark, September 27. At that time the
board will meet with Representatives
of other gas companies and of mu.
inequalities interested in the rates
charged. 1t is the present intention
of the board to then fix a defnit,
date by which time the data sough
must be supplied.
1t is not likely hat further actor
will be taken at the meeting called
for Friday of next week, when tn,
matter was to have been further con
sidered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
WOMAN TO AGAIN RIDE
ACROSS THE CONTINENT

Red Bank, Aug. 3O;-Mr and
Mrs. Thomas Field, of the Middle
town Stock Farm, are entertaining
Mr.. and l.. C. Gable, of Helena,
Mont. Mrs. Gable is better known
as Nan j. Aspinwall." She recent
ly completed a ride on horseback
from San Francisco to New York in
1870 days. She carried a letter from
Mayor Mccarthy, of San Francisco
to Mayor Gaynor, of New York.
Before going to Middletown, Mr..
and Mrs. Gable were camping at Red
Bank on the banks of the North
Shrewsbury River. Richard K. Fox
presented to Mrs. Gable a diamond
studded medal.
Mrs. Gable will return in October
and she has decided to ride from
Red Bank to California.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-30
Get TWO MORE
CONGRESSMAN
Reapportionment May Re-
quire Special Session.

Trenton. Aug. SO.-The question
of calling an extra session OF the
legislature to pass a Congressional
re-apportionment bill is up to Gov
ernor Wilson and he Is in something
of a quandary. The governor was
not at the State House yesterday,
having continued his inspection of
the State institutions, but the matter
was discussed in short conferences
between State Chairman Grosscup,
Governors Secretary Tumulty, State
Committeeman Crater, of Monmouth
county, and Colonel Ralph w. E.
Donges, of Camden. Secretary Tu-
multy said the Democratic members
of Congress from this state had writ
ten the Governor about the matter,
but NO definite conclusion had been
reached.
Under the re-appOrtioument the
state will have twelve members Of
Congress, two more than at present,
but the two new members are like
ly to go to North Jersey under the
redistiTicting plan, since that section
shows the largest gains Of popula-
ton. That would leave the First,
Second, Third and Fourth districts
intact. AS the present Senate is Re
publican and the House Democratic,
there would probably be no chance
of a gerrymander such as might be
attempted in case the Republicans
gain control of both branches the
coming year, which Is not regarded
as probable, though. If no reappor-
tionment Is made the additional
Congressman have to be chosen from
the State at large. Only three of the
present ten Congressman are Repub-
liCans.
State Chairman Grosscup stated
yesterday that committee headQuar-
ters are likely to be opened in this
city for the fall campaign. The dis
position Of the Newark headquarters
which have been kept permanently,
will be decided by the committee at
its next meeting. Word is coming
from all parts of the State In strong
commendatiOn of the action of the
committee in ousting Jams R. MI.
gent as chairman, the generally ex-
pressed opinion being hat it was
the only logical thing the committee
could do under the circumstances
and that it means a great forward
stride for the party in the confidence
OF the people.