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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
South Amboy /: Roosevelt : Port Reading
keasbey : South River : Old Bridge
HAD TWO FIRES
AT JAMESBURG


La
Jamesburg, Oct. 2S:--A fire that
broke out in the oil house owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany at Upper J~amesburg, complete
" RACED that building Wednesday
evening. The local department re-
sponded to the alarm and extin-
guished the blaze, but not until the
damage had resulted. None of the
contents was consumed In the
flames as the employees at work
around the small building removed
the contents to q place of safety.
The cause, as far as can be ascer-
tanned, vas spontaneous combus-
ton.
Harry Cook, living on the road be-
tween Jamesburg and Monroe, was a
visitor Of a mysterious fire Thurs
day morning, that entailed the loss
of one of his barns. 1t is supposed
to be of incendiary origin. The
building was burned to the ground
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
METUCHEN

A delightful afternoon was spent
at the club house Tuesday afternoon
when the members played bridge.
Mrs. Lippincott was hostess and
dainty cake and tea were served.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin the prize,
a set of tea plates.
The Bridge Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. l.. Ellis.
| Most Of the members were present
and the prize was won by Mrs. Fred
Ayers. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. briggs and Miss briggs have
returned from Deal Beach, where
they have been spending the past
month.
Mrs. William Coles is under the
DOCTORS care.
Miss Grace Orion Is recovering
from a serious operation In New
York city.
Mrs. Charles Letson and son, OF
S~telton, were in town Thursday.
Messrs. Ellis and Carlton Ayers
are planning to give tho operetta
Pinefore in the near future. All of
the best vocal talent OF the town are
rehearsing and q treat is In store
tOT dtl ioftiH VI hOcu AAucASs
The Die Junge Gesellchast will
give one OF their popular dances at
the League House this evening.
Mrs. N. /. M. Bogert fell one day
this week and broke her arm.
A fair sized audience greeted Miss
Gay Maclaren at the Presbyterian
church Thursday evening when she
gave the popular play, "Rebecca OF
Sunnybrook Farm" This was Miss
Maclaren's first appearance In the
borough and many expressed a de
sire to see her again.
Mrs. Cephus Waite has returned
home and expects to spend the win
ter here.
A masquerade dance will be given
at the club house Tuesday evening.
A number of the ladies of the
Episcopal church attended the large
meetings held In Newark this week.
Mrs. Clarence O'Rielly has been
vir.tiag Mrs. Richard wilson the
past week.
Mrs.. George Deshler, of New
Brunswick, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. D. Edgar.
The 5000 Club will meet this
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Edgar, of Graham avenue.
The Music Study Club will give
Ghakespsarean open meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Hull Tuesday
afternoon. Invitations have been is
sued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
sP0TsWOOD

Miss Alice DeVoe, a nurse at Nc
Kinley hospital, Trenton, spent yes
terday afternoon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. DeVoe.
Mrs. Lydia Behringer and daugh-
ter, Miss Marion, were In New York
Wednesday.
Mayor A. B. Appleby and son,
Arthur D., were witnesses at the ball
game in New York Wednesday after
noon. They saw New York win from
Philadelphia In a ten-inning game.
Rev. #. II. B. Reynolds, minister
of the Reformed church, will not
preach his farewell sermon tomor-
row. His resignation takes effect on
November /, but he has consented to
preach at that church on November
g.. Mr.. Reynolds address on that
day will be considered his farewell
sermon.
The next meeting of the Spots
wood Dancing Club will be on cleo
ton day night, November z, in Whit
ney hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
Mr.. WEBB AT
UNION VALLEY
Former South Amboy Pastor
Located in County.

Crapbury, Oct. 2f.-Rey. NJ. q.
Webb, who was appointed by the
Methodist Protestant Conference to
the Union Valley church, to succeed
Rev. o. l.. Jones, will take charge
of the services next Sunday, Octo-
Der 20. Rev. Webb zones from
South Amboy where he was very
popular with his congregation who
presented to him q gold chain and
charm at O farewell reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
.QUIET HOUR
AT METUCHEN
Popular Woman's Club Holds
Regular Meeting.
spsc,al to .hs EvgNrYg NEWS

Metuchen, Oct. 2S:-The Quiet
Hour Club met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. r. D. Edgar. Mrs. Martin
was leader for the day and gave cur
rent events. Mrs. Charles Prickett
played an instrumental solo, Miss
Mason sang a hymn in German, and
Mrs. johnson also sang a solo from
the German. Mrs. Orion read an In
teresting paper or Louisa OF Prus-
STA; Miss Mason gave a reading from
Goethe and Miss Flanagan o read
ing from Schiller.
Mrs. Charles Prickett Is attending
the meeting OF Federation of Clubs
In the southern part OF the state to-
day. The next meeting will be with
Miss Driggo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
LOYAL TEMPERANCE
LEGION HAD SOCIAL
spsesaI % .ns EVENING NEws.

South Amboy, Oct. 2S:-The
Loyal Temperance Legion. Of South
Amboy, held a social at the John
street M. e. church Thursday af.
ternoon. The weather being pleas
ant, games and sports were INDUCED
in on lawn surrounding the church,
In which pastor, superintendent and
teachers took part with the chill
dren. The superintendent request
ed the girls to furnish the cakes,
and this Was the first attempt OF
some of them in the line Of bakers,
they proved they were good observ-
ers, as well a bakers, for the sakes
were fine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
JoHNsToNH STREET. SEWER.

r n o III C24 ' L14xt t-Et
Notice is hereby given, that. pursu-
ant to a resolution adopted by the
Council of the City of Perth Amboy,
October 18th. 4. 2. 1911. snd approved
18th. A. d. 1911, the ConLcil OF the
City of Perth Amboy aforesaid, in fhe
County OF Middlesex and State or New
next, at the hour OF ten o'clock in the
forenoon, or as soon thereafter an the
Court Will hear the same, at the Court
House, In the City of New Brunswick,
apply to the Circuit Court OF the said
County, wherein the City OF Perth Am~
boy lie situate, for the appointment az
three disinterested persons. who shalt
be f~reeholders and residents OF tha
said City of Perth AmbOy, as Commits
sioners to estimate and assess ffs
benefits to any lands and real estate
tion of the new sewer In tombstone
Street, from Neville Street to Hall
Avenue. in the said City OF Perth Ans
Dated Perth Amboy, N. r.. october
-. WILBUR LA ROE.
.i42s 1920. q. Is. "a. sac ~. Is. so.sl
PROPOSALS.
For Dgseonnectfng and Removing Herr
isont#l Duplex Pump, for the Hoard
OF Water Commissioners, Perth
Amboy, New Jersey.
HI BIDS ps VII Be received a ant the ss Si1 3,
m, November LIST, 1871. for the disc
connecting n removing of q Hort-
|zontal. Duplex, 5000. 900 gallon Pump
situated at Runyon, N. j., togefheF
with its condenstnE equipment. from
Its present location in old pump house
TO new structure, a distance OF loo
feet more or less. and placed on new
foundation already prepared
ngned. groated ana boiled down on
its new Foundation. and finished com
plete TO the satisfaction Of the En-
gineer and Board Of Water Commits
stoners.
This connections from pump for
steam to main header End extensionn
to suction and delivery pipes VIII pa
made by the CITY.
The contractor viii be
for breakage of any part or the Ap~
|paratus and al clearing ewaY Of az
listing distractions In the performances
OF this work must be satisfacSoFias
put to rights.
tract will be allowed to complete snaa
work. and any work NOT ffrishso -
the expiration OF tnat time WILL -
taken In harge by h City ana psr.
formed by them. the same 10 %
charged against contract price.
All bids must be accompanied by =
Iearffffed cheque Tor $4,000 drawn to
The order of the City Trsssnrer
he rsouired from the successful biddea
FOR the faithful performances Of fns
IN Board OF Water rosnnssszicHsxs
reserve the sight to rs5ect azsy q ~
Ehads as mRy b4s1 serve Ia 4akSkR#%S
Of sha City.
soagyafBs s oF coauxsalosnsa
q =. Mason NA@sNsass
1900 la.as i q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

Mosaaa fos Mang-192 Broadway
apnth Ampeys Inquire 4
Ka A4s1-1VxQa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
NOTICE.

Final Assessment-fInu Ave. Gradfnx-
Notice is hereby given that the dpaI
and map of the cost OF grading
Hall avenue from West Side avenue to
Amboy avenue, was filed In the office
Of the City Clerk on the goth day OF
October. 1911. by the Commissioners OF
Assessments for said Improvements.
Owners of land to be assessed for. xa.d
the Council will be In the Council
Chamber at the City Hall In the City
OF Perth Amboy, On the sixth day OF
November, 1911, at eight o'ciock IN the
evening. to consider said assessment
and to receive and consider all objec-
lions thereto which may be presented
in writing.
Dated. October 90, 1911.
WILBUR LA ROE.
1883 1921. 2s. la. City Clerk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28

Ii you have soInetnIns to trade
put an advertisement In u ex-
change column
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
JAMESBURG H0STELRY
HAS CHANGED HANDS
Special to the EVENING 81 "

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
J~amesburg, Oct. 2S:-Real estate
operator, Frederick Eulner. has Just
closed the largest deal consumatedE
In Jamesburg in years, when he
found q purchased for Creiger,s ho-
tel at Upper Jamesburg, one Of the
best hostelries In the county. IA
party In Philadelphia Is tho new own
er and win take possession about
November 10th. The purchase price
waa 100000. Mrs. Charles Cruger
will remain a resident OF the town
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
SOUTH AMBoY WANT

nvENIasa News scvars ina nsla
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-28
Nathan Jacobson
318-32O State St.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.

1t must be a comforting fact for
you to feel that there is a moderate
priced Clothing, Shoe and Gents
Furnishing Store in our city, where
you a bank on getting "Honest
Truly" Values without buncombe and
misrepresentasion
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SeriDssisW

Cine Der dtteiten 2ebrsrinnen Der
|Stabt SRI. S1rnb parts lit ges
fern i'm Bethesda 5ofpital Der glinbz
barmsntsiinbung erlesen. SRI. 9arts
erfrantte Dor Wohenfrift unb ibr GU
ifanb perIdlimmerte iid berart, baB am
Wittpo9 cine Operation Dorgenontmen
tperben muhte. 2eiber bate bieIer
operative gingriff niht ben erbofften
grfolg unb bic &rante peri6ieb geitern
Worasn. Die 0erftorbtne mar Elm
gintinndtier Ginb nnb cine Qbtturiens
tin Der Doobparb 5ohfduIe. sic mar
felt 35 sSdbren i'm 2ebrfu6 tbdtig uno
5ipar ausf6Iteblih In Der griten 9iz
5triftsShule an Der Sft 2ibertb Ctr.
Die 8eerbisung finbet am Montug
Rahmittas nm 2 1lbr Dom3rauerbauie
an Der aemper Cane aus ftatt.
sSm bobsn 4lt.r BON II Sabrer In
Elm befannter beutTher qionier uno
6obonseiebensr Geiddftsmdnn Der
Stabt in 6errn 5arris Sprib in
feiner Mobnung tn ben Cumberland
S5ldts eeitorben. Der 0eritorbene, bsfz
fen Bi,ge in GFen gtitanosn, bate iit
an Der Grbebung i'm Sabre 1848 be-
t6siligt unb muBte infoIgebsfen aus
benz alten 8dterlanbe fIiihten. Seit
bem Sabre 1851 mar er bier unIdIfto
unb bate langs Sabre elm 4Ieioerges
fhGft, iebts Iih jsbo6 fbon Dor qerqus
msr 3sit CUR Rubs. an ndberen Qns
geb0rigen bintsrldBt Serr Sprib brei
SObne unb 3tpsi 30nter. Die geerbis
gung finbet am Sonntoa Rahmittaa
pon Der aopslle bss 8ereinigten 5ubis
I1sn Grieohofs auf Dalnut Sias aus
Ttatt.
gait dufri6tiger 5rausr Dirb in
tpetten Fr.ifsn bic aunbe BON benz oes
tern erfoIstsn ableben bon ;Frau
5rieba Sifber, ge6. 9oes, bers
nommen tperbsn, bic TN Utter Bon nur
so Sobren ibren 4neeborigen unb
5dblreihen Greunben, fpeI6e iis iit
burb i6re 5er3ensgiite gu eriperben
estpuBt, entriFen tpurbe. Die Beer
bigung finbet am Wlontag Rahmittdq
um 2 lIbr pom 2rauerbauie go.
6021 Gerris aDe.. COLLEGE 5iu, aus
ftatt.
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Gruuoeisent6um u. 2saatsa.

SIN itGbtif6en gauumt purben aes
fern bic foIsenben 8dnerldubuiBs
ffeine ertpirtt: GbarIes Mober, breis
Ftodiges Wobnbdus an Der 9lenborn
ape. nabe Der Daniels Ctr, $1,000;
5beo. aaripid, 2sit0diges @obnbaus
on Der parobrpme StrdBe, nobe Der
Der Woore Strabe, $500; SO. Ben
reis, 2aft6dises Dobnbdus an oerQoz
cuff Strdbe, nabs Der Boobburnape.,
$1,000; anbretp Ster, 2sft6diaes
Wobnhdus an Der Gpiportb apenue,
nabe Der gels 4penus, 5000; M. q.
Cooper, Observation-Disclosures Wobnbaus
an Der Suiloot glpe, Hdbe Der 3ieeIs
4penue. $500; Mt. p. Cooper. 5tpets
Hodges Wobubaus an her Sutloot
aDe. nohe Der 3ieeIs auenue. $500;
W. uno Joiepb 2ammers, 2sft0diees
Mobnbaus auf benz Grunoftiid go.
507 gnriebt aDe., $2500.
Dpng Wis, Gin gbinsis, Der in Gle
oelonD urlD 1nperen Staofen dfHeitid1e
Reitaurants befist, beabiihtigt aud
bier Elm dbnlifes Reitaurant gu croft
nen unb fudte seftsru i'm ifdbtii1su
8auamt Inn ben n0tbigen GrlaubuiBs
i6eiu na6. I'm bic &dumIidtei=
ten iiber Der metropolitan 8unf an ber
Walnut GtraBe 5u sinem dinsiiIter
Reitaurant NIT einsm Softenoufpdnt
bon $35, 900 umbauen gu biirfen. gau.
tnIpettor anblmduu bei9ieb porIGuFic
bas Geiuh abIhldgtg, ba fih an ben
betreffenben gebdube feline gelerIeite,
beFinbet unb @png Bis bic anlaae si.
Ener aeusrlsittr niht in isinen 8aupld,
men porgeieben bate. Cine berortig,
9eiter ipiirne ndnllich ben in edit dime.
| iifhsm Gtil gebalteneR Gntnnrf fiji
bic Sront beg 9sbGuoss itDren, unn Il
in baher Iebr frneIih oh iif3 bic gaut
blame foipeit bas betrsffenoe @ebGubt
in 9etra6t tommt, ourafiibren ioIien
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SerbaMiiG.

Die Gebeimpoli5ifen 2eppsrt urb
Rpou perbaftsteu seItsrn 4beub ben 35
Sabre oIt.u 5austHsht Spbu gort in
feinsr Wobnung, 80. % Sft u Ctr,
uuo fperrtsu benieIbsn aIs herbG6tig
elm. s5n oem 3tmmsr beg Gefangenen
tpurbe elm podst nit RH0pfsn uno
SeioeHbdnberu gefuHbsu, pelhs Gss
eeuftdnbe aus benz Gsi4dfte Der aIma
&: 0uepts Gorpunp 9sfto9Ien ipprbsn
ieiR iolIen. Dort ftebt duberbem I'm
@erbohte, i'm Sttpber oorigen Sabrss
on einsm ueberfau i'm 2incolH 9cr'
betheilist gstpeisu 81 fstu, BEL tptI9sm
sin Bsi6eniteIsr I'm 800 bsraubt
tpurbe. ..
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CAPT. gearp nirb nit bsm Rung ets
nss Rpntresg(omirots psniiouirt.
st ongre g..

aongreB.
wafbingtOu, .. g., 3. Rdr5.
On oieIem, benz porleBteu Gag oes 6l.
aonarefies erIebigts Der Senat msbr
GeidGfte, als biss felt sinissn 5agen
Ger TdQ mar uno ss tpuroen orei Der
eroBen neutrality-suspicious. dnges
npmmeu, nGmli9 Der psrmIi6te Giotl'
Stat. Der Wsarine.gtdt uno Der Poitz
Stat. Su Der teBtsrtu 8orldge tpuroe
Der qaragrapb geitrthen, bergsmaB
hie 9oItrate fir ben QnnontenzIheil
Der oroBen 3sitI6rifteu duf 4 Gents
pag pFuno erb6bt iperoen ieIte. gs
aeTaab oies, neil oieisr Paragrupb
Elm. lanae Debate beraufbeihtporsn
6aben pirbe, bic orpbse, bic grleot'
qung Der 8orloge 81 perbinoeru.
lin iieben lIbr psrtagte itb Der Ses
rat bis um 9 ubr abenos uno I'm
@i.rt.l ua9 Elf ll6r tpuroe Der aase.
metne 9efi3it@gtat, bic leste Der 8er'
iuilIiqungsoorla1en. dneenommen.
Gs tpuroe pdhrenb oes 5aoes oer@
.iublrt, bag Der Senut am Samitng
Wcrgsn nm s llhr DieDer Sufammens
trsten iplie. Der 81. aoHgreB erreih!
en- Wittde isin Gnoe.
Das Reprdfentuntenbaus ndbm
tpdbrenb Ses Sdges sinise 8otla9en
BON unterqsoroneter 9sbsutung an
unb tpibmete Iich i'm lIsbrigen bis in
bic IpGte Raht binein ben Gonfersn5s
berihten.
Rapt. psarp Dirb aonsrs'
9lomiral.
Gapt. Robsrt 6. qearp pirb ala
9dnt fir bic Gntoedura oes gtpro'
ppls sum Gpntre. .abmiral ernannt
Dds RsprdIentanteuhaus nabm an
Qlbenb Die 8orlase an. ber3ufolgt
aapt. 9eurn bonn gtpilz Snsenteurs =
Corps Der Warine nit benz Stang ei'
mes 2outresNomirdls uno nit Der
h06Iten penfipn, bic unter Dem geIet
Sffisieren biefes Ranges be,uhlt tpirb,
penfionirt peroen ioq. Der aomiruls.
aanq batirt bonn 6. 9pril 1909. @s
III bies Der Gag, on hem qsorp ben
Rprnpol erreiht bat.
9ie 9orldge tpuroe audi nod Dom
Senat angeHommen uno beoarF nur
nod Der llntsrIdrift oes prdFbsntsH
nm 9sIss su rDsrosn.
Der Sanoel nit fauler
Giern.
Ssndtor Senburn, als 8orfiber bes
acmmittees fir SnDufttie saneelesen
beiten, erftattete fpdhrenD bes 5uges
bsm Senat HeriHt iiber bic lluteriu
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an benz @6ieBen betbeiligten ii6 iie=
ben gear1te unb ods Refultat mar fol.
senbes: polisiit RuoOlpb Rud 189
gunfte, gDli3ift pofen 8. Curtis 174.
gDli3iit alIen Woore 173. Sergeant q,
8. Millidms 173, Wdior Soon SO,
Carroll 1877, goli5ift sac. Sterlen 162
unb goIiSiit 0id Smitb 152 Buntts,
Der greis beitanb in einsr tpertbpoaen
-9iihfe.
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Etrabenraab.

3. 6. Gomners, 21 Sabre alt, bon
go. 3O19 Batbsute StraBe, Elm 5tus
bent Der uniperfitdt, ipurbe geiterr
abeno an Der Sbi[Iito unb Bdtbedte
5trabt bon 3ipsi uRbetannfen Wldn.
nern anseholten unb um $50 In goo,
fOtpis cine llbr Inn Dertbe bon $50 Be-
ranbt. Die llsberfallsHs isBts iin suer.
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800

Cs iif ber Gbrseis i.bes aesiers.
einmnI bos beitmOsli6e Spiel su ipies
len - 300 = bic b6dite ansobI bon
segeIn. bie gsma4t iperben tann.
Bdbrenb goIltomnenheit bonn aegIer
feItsn erreift ipirb. eibt es bod Elm Dcs
trdut bas lie erreit,t Dat. elm Betrdnt.
bas gang Defenders erfriihenn lit mad
pem aegelIpteIs; bds iit
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eokal-Derid)t
Deut6.am. StaotOG6aR0
Sraft feline Gnttdniduns iiber
bic Nieoerlase Der 9ean.8ia
uHb SarmpH's @ortbrnd
in ni6t mi6suoeraeb.aor Weife Ourd
einsn Gemmittse.B .Bsrid5t aus.
@ebarHifhter arpteft sesen BITE
HHtpiiroise 0ebanoluHs Der GiHs
spaaoerer anf Gais Jslano.
Sas sissidhrigs gslfsfsii fiHbst anl
eouatag, BEN 81. Nai. Eait.

Dem @oupsrneur 6armon In Cos
Iumbus miiFsn ssitsrn abenb, n6bs
reHb Der DeutI4 ameritnnifhe
Gtahtperbanb feline GibuHg a6bielt,
obne 3ipeifeI bie Obren getlunsen bds
ben. benn ss ipurben ibm Morte ges
fpibmes. bic ibm, tpenn er anipeienb
sefreien ipdre unb iie ieIbit NIT anses
bort bate, beiuisfen babtn ipiirben,
bob Der -beutide MideI1. fpenn ibnl
oaf bie Siibnerdusen setretsE pirb,
ni6t NIT iid ipaben Idbt.
Gs mar, ala bic Hommitiees lore
geri6te eritottettn unb oerr So6n
aammeron. Der Doriiter bes Ram
pogne Rommiitees. fih srbob, nm
isinkm 6er5en iiber bic gnttdufhung.
ipeIhe bos liberaIe Clement bur1 bic
Weruerfuna ber Dean DorIaae, To-
spie bur4 bos ipoxtbriinige 0orgeten
bss Gouperneurs 6drmon erfdbren
bate, tn fOlseuber Rsbe Cuff su ma
nen:
Rammeron's Rebe.
.Jbr Aanpngne ausfhub III In
einer ftbr fd9limmen Gage; tr itebi
Dor Sbnen, um fo5ufasen I'm Gnts
f6uIbtgung so bitten. neil tr In bes
0pubtrneurs Fnmpogne BON 1905
unb 1910 irregsleti.t tpurbe unb ben
Uerfpre9unaen Der OerihiebenenRom,
pdsHfleiter Glnuben fdentte, fpohurf
mir and Gie unb bic Wereine, lpelGs
Git DtrfrsteH. irregeIeitst bdben.
-wir hdtten hgriinbtie llriahe al
Der Mnnobms. bob Goupsrneur Oar.
mon uHs bebnnbsln tDiirbe, ipie iDii
gloubten % ptrbient III bdbtn. Nii
bdben tbm treu sur Gsite eeiidnben
Msonn fiir Monn iinb mir fir ibn ein.
gefrettn unb nod nie 5upor bat bal
Deutfnfbum BON Cincinnati 70 bar,
fiir einen Rnnbibnten ge1rhitst. Gi,
biirfen fi1 bdrouf perI0iTen, baB ipil
nidk BON p1rttipolitif aeIeittt irur.
BEN. benn fonif iDiirbtn mir nid3t ii
frei unb cfftu betenntn. bob lpir eiuer
oroben s5ebItr begcn9en bnben. Bar,
mons Qtbensndubef mar ss, Der uni
irss ffibrte; tDir lparen her 4nii6t
bdb & far psri6nIi&e Urei1eit Elm
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pabst
BlueRibEorl
0as uor,iislidle piel

gobft Blue aibboH IN Elm Bier. bas
einen geraleih NIT ben beiten gieren
nIIer g5Iier nohI bertrdet; es III Elm
Gusge3eihnetes RabrunesnritteL rolIs
fcnsuien an gselnteit irnb geihmad. RiIs
be unb gei5musIihieit.
@sbraut HnS ln DIaf&en sbsefaat
ansfdlietl. Set 9abs In ggilpauiee.
Die QiEtt, Die Gn beute bel Sbrens
Gambler bestelIen. TT pon berfelben Wiite.
irie bieieniee, bic ibm bic ebrenbe aners
lung Serbs Beer oi CuaIi.p" srrua.
gen Bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04
s,sonatIi&es greisidi.s,n.

Dus mon1tlide preisfhiebsn bsa
poliaeisR sRenolptrtlubs nm ben ~Ro(4
Gr0ipforbsB sBrenndmour preia- fonf
geftern gschmittus anf btm 6heibens
SnitbFcnne in Der GtGotbalIs fiatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

eifa sur De6re unb i6lug nit iolhsr
8epalt auf Ieius angrsifsr elm, oaB er
Iib einen Singer Der rs4tsn Sano
brad. Die Strabsnrduber bepertitsl7
liatsn ihre 6luAt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04
RatheberhIIthe

9qit geipanuter gIufmertidmfeft
Iihte Der Ieatroie nm Mnftforbe oas
pon apIu1lbns nerbeIbeus Sar.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04
OIe(egrap0
Mus Der Smnoesbauptitaot

am 8ora6enb Der 8ertagung oes
SOngrefss
0arsn bic geripiQisungs 8OrIagsn
70 gut ME erIeotst.
Cine Grtra>5sFiOn absr uRausbIstbs
Iif).
9a bic Rsciproaitdts 9orIogs tstns
9lusIht ouf aunabme bat.
Der aaIizStreit tpiro 81 teinem .Sol>
trteg nit 9eutidlono fibreH.
geriht iiber bic llnttriu6ung be-
treffs Der R0n6sIdnosrsten aut
ben qhiIipptRsn.
Gin Ssuatss sGpmmittee ma6t intsrei'
IdHte GmpfsbIungsn.
lIeber bic 2Gnge Der 3stt, in tpel4sr
qsbeusmitsI in aiibEipei9srn
bIsi6en biirfsn.
Gapt. 9eurn pirb nit benz Stang ets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

sSn ben gut tnformtrten bteiigen
&reifen berriht biellebsr5euguns. oaB
bic oeutffe Resierung niht BON tbrem
in Der aalizfontrpberIe stueenonlne=
nsn Stonbpuntt obtpeinen tpirb, aber
trobbem fein 3plItrteg gu befiirhten
lit. alem anfhetn na1 iperben bie
Der. Stouten nahgsben.
Cine 3eii lang tDarpe siu grrssr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-04

Sendtor Senburn, als 8orfiber bes
acmmittees fir Snbuitrie .anselegen-
beitsn, erftattete fpGbrenD bee 5ages
bsm Senat 9eri1i iiber bic Hnteriu-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-25
Jumps on the Newspapers

A feature of Thursday afternoons
session of the Vermont Methodist con
ference at Waterbury recently, was an
address by Supt. c. ]. Ferguson of the
Vermont Anti.Saloon league. Among
some of his statements, Supt. Fergu-
son said that the city of Burlington
had 300 purchasable votes. Another
one was that many of the newspapers
of Vermont were doing the state great
harm and the harm was not confined
to the temperance cause, but extend
ed to other lines, according to the
speaker He said that the papers
laid down every morning upon the
desks of the members of the legisla-
ture have more influence than so Of
the members. He had seen some leg
islators who did not dare to vote as
their minds dictated or their constlt-
uents desired for fear that the news
papers would hold them up to ridicule
and said newspapers we're not elected
to represent anybody.
Mr.. Ferguson did not claim that all
the newspapers of the state were of
this kind, but that some were. He
said that a paper which opened its
columns to admit liquor advertise
ments was but little less guilty than
the man who stood behind the bar
and actually sold the liquor advertis-
ed to the consumers in front of the
bar. From time to time more or less
OF applause greeted the speakers
statements.