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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
Ct oriitiet Jupelroperi.

SnSbag 8ormioong fom en- grto.
mobiI bpori lao fire Eerioner tic
ren6e benao Wtilmolifee Ipe. | Obi
coao og itonieoe ioran Gotporo vi,
berti & Cons itore SuoeIerforret'
ming. Gre al Dem iteg no og git
inc / gntifen, bpor Ilberti % bans
Sen netop boIbt paa at unoerisgc
en- flor BrspefaSie fulb al damon.
ter og andre foitbore Stene, iom
iremoiiteS al en- SanoeIsreiienoe for
ct Smporterfirma / Often.
ga De peo Stsien al De Snotr9.
oenoe ioa op, ianot buer al benz Ell
ippnot ReooIuer rettet MOB liz og
bIep tpungne til meo S9noerne /
@eiret at trrffc zig tilbnge til Den
boqre Gel al 9utifeu, bpor ben enc
al Rspcrne bolot Togt oper Dem,
mems De TO andre tsmtc aoS'enS
Snobolo / Ell meobrogt Eoie, top
pe6e fine CONNER iuloc al foItbore
8uIbubre og tsmte Eengeifabet for
$500 | a~ontonter.
Weo SruSIcr ON at ifpbe Den fsr.
tie, ion inonegct iom rsrte paa Tia,
trof ioo De ire Hspere Jig b~aglGnos
no al 9utifen iprong inb | ben ben.
tenoe alltomobil % foripunot neoao
8oben.
Get bar enbmi ibna (Sorsooa)
life Ipffc0eS Eolitiet at fonlme Dem
poQ Sporet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
UorretningSnotiier.
9Ditreiie til Hprge.

gnbel 2bitreiienbe fra Norbbeiten biz
ben 24be gtai afreiie fra Ninneapolis
for ben 27be T. so. mcb Gndor 2iniens
Stib Caledonia" at afieiIe fra Rep
Oort til Glasgow, en- at De melt oirefte
Huter til GRANDDAUGHTER. gnbper, Der
bar / Sanfer at reiie til Noree nh /
gaar, burbe benptte Jig al benue GnIebz
ming til at faa gobt Neiiefslee. Rrof.
s. 8. gIeeeu. Yrof. g. 9. 9arrbammer,
Wr. s. Sanion os mango unbre bar for
eiort 8eiien meS Caledonia" og fanbt
ben / ole Iaaber tilfrebstiIenbe. Ran
fan fire zig Ylabs / bette GeiiefsIse peo
al ienoe $500 / Notwithstanding til Nils
GiIier. @en. q. 8. Gst. sndor Cine.
1877 Soutb SbirS Street, minneapolis,
Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
en- Siuion.proce

On Billion = 1000, O0O, 900 =
Dollars er, berettes Der fra @aib.
ington, ben beifebne Gum, iom en-
Gbicago-Reger peo Napn Gilbert 81.
&obinion isger at faa retsIig Dom
for MOB Snfel Sam. Sosen er an
lagt | be Sor. Staters Court Of
Claims.
&obinion isger 40 Rettens Sci
at bolbe &eeieringen a~niparlig for
bette geIsb iom SsIse at a~neipelise
Snbgreb De bepiIgebe 1atenter paa
ct al BAN opflnoet e~leftriif Signal
initem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

andre Serrer, iom ifrep fine Hapne
UNDER bine Worcester, frRnfebs
Sanbbeben Ga siorbe q
fplotge en- umornI |
SanbIing"; os iaa maa mar ID
enten finbe fig ! at itna / Sr. Amber.
ions Zine iom umoraIife Ser.
ioner eaer osiaa gisre filo Spnos.
b~efienoelie for benne ret OF . i.
ge(9) CONNER. anoerions Bepi-
ier for, at bans 9om er retferbis %
uigietfalbeIig, er iislge "amerifa"
for Toe april 81. a. fslseuoe:
"@eb offentIige anlebnineer fan
mar life optrpbe ion &epr9ientant
uben Wanoat. 90 Der maa itaa i
Wanoatet, boem Der bar ienbt &e-
pr9i entanten. areper man life
Wanbot fra Dem, iom melber fig iom
Hepr9ientanter til Spnobems5erne2"
Get er ianbt, Sr. anoerion: Som
oisie W9nb til 0orge meo Sororing
paa Gale og Stemmeret, iom en- 2e-
CATION eGer ct @eianotifab, iaa maat-
te Be bape bapt meo fig &reoitiper
eler Sillbmaster, os oisie piloe ogiaa
uoen 5piI blepet Dem ~aiforbrebe. Wen
bar bette SilfelSc ber9 8an Sr.
gnberion bebiie, at ben norife Heeie-
ring eaer Stortbingspreiibent afior.
brebe benz SiiI6mogter? Sffe bar
iea feet BET! Men ba biirbe = efter
glnberions 0om = netop ben norife
Regiering og life bisie &%eprpIentan-
fer bIipe bsmt iom Ben ifplbise Bart;
tbi bpao ies life blir afforbret, bebs.
Der ies iffe at erpe.
Dog, ieg fan trsite Sr. Inoerion
meb, at Sagen life er iaa fortpilet
farIie, iom ban meo i'm ubegr9niebe
2Grbom og grfaring bar billet gisre
ben til.
Oct Wanoat, ion. frppeoes al He.
pr9ientanterne fra De norife Hpbpg-
Ser / Imerifa peo n9pnte Seitlisbeb
/ Ioree, bar beres Sprog, og
noeer anben SuIbmagt fltnbe beller
life forlanges eaer gipes, ba 10 ilet
life De norife / amerifa 1taar unoer
Rorses Staggering elIer bar nogen'
iombelit Ret til at orbre 8ebsr
/ Norse. Sm Sr. Mnoerion REFER
mittens enc til Norge, fan ban meo
goo Sampittigbco fremitiae Zig ielp
iom &eprpientant for Rorbmenoene
/ amerifa, % ta9er ban lin S1no
meb, fan bon fremitiae benne iom
HeprRientant for Sunoeracen / ame.
rifa. Saa er MI en9ang Sprogbrli-
gen nleb Senipn til Srbet 8epre-
t, ielp ON bet itrioer MOB
Sr. anoerions iproglige Ore.
genligit
g. u. @ibpep.
9. 9. &apbe Sr. anberion iaet:
"Gisie Wenb (Stub, Iorbp oiu.)
bar misrepr9ienteret en- Del Horo-
m9nb / amerifa peb lin abresie,
iom I. CT. Anoerion @iopep oip.,
iaa furoe set bsres og piIoe piitrof
ogiaa bIipe erfienot al 8ebfommenoe
% or on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
Observation-Disclosures

SfplQc en- Ben 24be bS. al Genius
bureouet uoitebt Hopport er Iuto-
mobiIiobrifntionen / DC 5or. Stoter
ItcQet ira 81, 600 i 1900 til
St94, 1922 900 / 1909, en- Stignirg
al ouer 1000 Trocent.
9e0enitaoenbe SobeI atner ct in
terc$iont Soerblif oper berne Sttbu'
itriS pGloige Bert:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
122 War eammel.

Weobelelie iii Berlin err | 8owaI,
GiIiriftet @arihau, Ell Wsano pee
Wopn @oniioropifi aisaaet peo Do
Den / en- MIoer al 122 gar. Den al
Ssbe, Der Dor Sfrrober, arbeiSeoe I'll
Iaa Gage fsr fin 9sS. San efterIa'
Der 145 gsrnebsrn % gsrnebsrns'
bern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
Gn frcmitaacnSc inf SurrctninsS.

mano, iom iortioen npbolber iig |
Imerifa, ubtaler lin 6orbnIielie
oner at iinbe ioo mango amerifonife
Sorretniug$iolf gamle for Si6eu.
San bar ipefi,Ierct meget oper, bpab
@rliubeu til bette fan bore, flyer
ban; tbi / europa er oet life Zig.
Ser Ter en- Maub / i'm froitigitc
Wanooom life neopcnoiqpis no iom
Ell aammeI Naub, foroi ON ban er
/ Sorretning % iio6er / trapl 8irfs
iombeb. Cen eueitc Moabe, ban fan
forflarc ii9 6pnomenet pao, er at
Nmerifanerne tar 9toet or aluor.
lig, % at DC life ficnber Sen @lroe,
Der lig9er / al lepe, life iorItnar
ETr0ien al ieIpe Sipet oa oct,
iom bette beretti9cr etbpcrt Wenne.
ifc til, iaolangt iom ems 2ipspil.
faor og iuuo Sorrnft montte tiIii9e.
"&ar De life lagt Wnrfe til Dc Nna
iigter, DC Ter poa @ooen / DC itore
omerifanife @per?" ipergcr ban.
Ger er al6ria ct Smil poa oiSie
I~niiater; &c gisr aItib Snbtrpf al, at
De gaar og bprer poa noget irpgte.
lig aIoorlig, noget, iom tpnger Dem
% trpffer Dem. Rei, ga foar hi ~.
'fere aQigenel Iarat mere llobptte al
Stuet, Ger maa bore no9et opient.
Zig, iom manaIer / bette Sands TO-.
ctaIe Sin. Snnife oct er iorbi, at
Sanoet enbm er iaa mt, at man
life bar lprt ben altnit at Ieoe2 Ser
er, oct betraatet, ~inabant gpieliq
SoitnGrf paa ole Smraooer Der /
Sauoct, at nnar alt fommcr til oIt
er, ret betragtet, ioaoant guieIig
leoer ioa Irnge, iom De gisr. Spoo
ieg iauner iaa meaet Der / Imerifu,
er &ioet / Siemmet. SumIipet /
Siemmet err aItina / Spiflono. Ser
ipneS @iemmet fun at pere ct Steb,
bpor MAJ goar, mar mar life bor
roget onoet Steo at upre." Der Fan
barre Stof til G~ftertonfe for mango
/ biSie SaattuaeIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

nusEp a. sroosp elsss sArTrn JusH isTH 1908 AT rrE Posi-
ouicr AZ prcos,r, Iowa, uEDrn ms Au on coxaIrss or
k4tcn s, 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

Hgbeocn urn, at SaltritS Q. Snen.
ION, iom iorrige Slnr bIep uonGpnt
I'll amerifau'f Miniitcr Shmeis,
M ifaI iorfIptteS iii ariitianiu ion1
8eianot citer Serbert @eirce, Der bar
tu9et Gfiteb, bill bIi mootaQet meo
uoeIt @lrbe % 9~iIfreoSbeo al Nor6.
mproene her / 2anoet. Srpcnior cr
ieIn Rorifnmerifnrer / Sroct& bebite
o8 egentIiae SetpbuinQ. San cr loot
Al norife 6orrIbrc poa Ell Torm /
gticouet Gorntp, Ntinrcioto. "a bar
Iom @ltt % ing Wano BELT Nnbua.
aerenS turueIi9e Soar pau @eitenS
QrGrier. : SigbcS meO iao mango
6urmerguttcr iblunot oS bar bon or
beioet iig burtig op, iorit aicnnem
port GIoitc College, iiOeu iom 2prer
oco o. &citprer al en- al pore norifs
~Iutberite hsiere SfoIcr: oernrit iout
oftio Geltnger | oct poIitiife Gin. buor
ban logne uipopanlig Saft % Qua.
tigbeo for Gu9er, og enoeIia iom
Diplomat. 0fenS ban enonu par Ell
tenmeIig ung Wauo. bIeu ban /
nor9out I'll Wfiniiter / Ganmarf %
forblco / benne GreiuIoe % irem.
ragenbe Stiuing / otte aar. Bra.
i~toentouIget / 1904 bepirfeoe, al han
/ 1905 maotte tr9fte iig tiIboae for
en- an6en, men oIlereoe / 1910 fonl
ban UNDER Rr9iioent Gait after inS
GipIomatiet, ibet ban, iom nGpnt.
bIeo ienbt iom De 5oreneoe Staters
Winiiter til Sfhpeis. Otter minerC
END et aors Sieneitetio i benue Stil.
ling gaor ban aItiao M til 9oroC
iom lit Sanbs Winiiter Der. @e.
ianbtpoiterne / 9onmarf. Sdneij
pg Rorge er ! iamme alasie, oe Wei
niiteritiaingen aflsnnes pan bpert a
bisie Steoer n1eo $4,000 ON aaret
9f LEI ioritaoelige 8runbe i~oretro.
imioIertio Swenion ariitionia fol
Bern, os bet err unsopenoie at be
80 =
ur9rfe, at bans norifamerifanif,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
cptoges al imigrenbe ~perionIige 8e-
mprfninser ON De forfiellige Web-

optoees af imigrenbe perionIiee Be-
m9rfninger ON De forfielige Web.
lemmer.
Oct er rietie lett = for gla6ene
-, at De fife fommer oftere og BIZ
Der Der I9ngere.
If eft Bripatbren fra &riitiania er.
fares, at observation-disclosures Repr9.
~ientant for Selffabet "9en Iorife
amerifalinie", @oniul 6. $. Spbe,
bar beret 8ienitano for imierenoe
Spm9rfiorlbeb UNDER tit iiblte Sp.
bolb Der. ollie er pilige til at err.
fienbe, at ban bar paret Den Ieoenoe
Strait unber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
% at oct pGientlig ifplbes bans
utretteliee gnersi % Itore Sorret-
ninesbpstiebeb, at Soretagenoets
Sremtib MI er iifret. &oniul Sobe
oe Srue beltog ogiaa meget / Gel
~ifabslipet oe tilbragte be iibite Sage
al lit Spbolo ! 8riItianin iom 8on-
gems og 9ronningens @ipiter paa
SIottet.
Oet bar neppe enbnl, beret omtalt
| "9ecorab.Bo iten", men bsr n9p-
mes, at Gepreientant g.. 81. Saugen
fra 8labets eeet 9iitrift peb Orb
ninsen at aomiteerne | Suiet blep
fsrite Wanb at &epublifanerne paa
Sanbbrugsfomiteen. 8ette betpoer,
at ban, ON bans Iarti bapbe bapt
Waioriteten, pilbe blet Sormono for
oenne pigtige &omite. Oct betpoer
oeiaa, at ban bill faa bernie Stil-
ling, iaa mart 9artiet fommer til
Wagten isien. 81. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28
era uoldnoet.

Gn 9nftifippsrifDle %aabneoes
Wanoags | alseciras / Spolpaiiien
al ct iranif Selifab / SperuPr al en-
Nasie Wenneifer ira Gibraltar og
omliagenbe minore gper. Slige
8Ippeifoler finbes MI / nGiten Gle
Sanbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-04-28

8Dlbepeitens Serjinser | Snoier
err noget aIbeles forieroeIigt. Sisl9e
officielle Spgaper ienbt til Scnoor
bar Beiten / De centraIe Rropinier
Snoien fr9pet life minore emo So.
1884 @enneifelip / Warts Waoneo
alene % 43,50S / Sebruar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
Assembly Holds Meeting.

Peking, Nov. 15-With the arrival
Of Yuan Shihz Kai In the capital, the
national assembly seems to have gain,
discourage and is holding public ses-
sfons.
Many of the provincial members,
however, aee not present, having gone
to the provinces to attempt conci!ia.
ton.
1t Is rumored that the national as.
sefnbly and Yuan are arranging to-
Eether for d new provisional govern
n1ent and a new regency council.
After the imperial audience Yuan con-
xerred with the president and vice
president OF the cabinet, which is still
nonedarsfR a power. Yuan has re-
,sslved sp beiaI dispatches from Ham
kew, butt ftair import is not known
His arted that fighting continues
at H ". the revolutionists winning
addj4 AL victories. Hunanese troops
are said continually to be joining the
rebels.
An ediet orders Yuan Shih Kai to
take up the premiership. Another edict
directs the provisional viceroys and
governors to choose influential repre-.
sentatives to come to Picking to confer
upon the situation The throne will
donate one tael tes every soldier and
policeman In Peking, presumably to
Induce them to remain loyal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
NOMINATIONS
OF LlNC0LNS


Nomination of officers and the SEE
lection of a committee for the an
nual dance and reception were the
principal ASA taken up at the
meeting of the Lincoln Engine Com
pany held last night, 1t was decid-
ed to have the annual dance in the
Auditorium some time in February,
as near Lincoln's Birthday az pos
sible. Louis H. Van Horn was made
chairman of the arrangement eom-
mittee and will be assisted by A. r.
Munoz, William Hinkle, William
Miller and George Schenck.
Five members are in line for the
second assistant foreman of the.
company. The race includes some
of the most popular members of the
company and friendly rivalry exists
which will tend to make the election
a warmly contested one for this Gov
eted position.
Following ares the officers nomin-
ated. James NJ. eileen, president;
William Meshrow, vice president;
Frank Rhodes, financial secretary;
Walter Martin, recording secretary;
William HinkIe foreman; A. f..
Munox, first assistant; George
Schenck, James Durham. Diedrick
Dfedrickson, Harry Farroat and
George Ramsden, for second assist
ant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
NEW SHERIFF
IN MONMOUTH
Wilbert A. Beecroft Sworn
in Before Judge Foster
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

80 ~
Freehold, Nov. 15:-Wilbert A.
Beecroft, of Allenhurst, is now
sheriff of Monmouth county. Mr..
Beecroft was sworn In at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning in the courtroom
by Judge John e. Foster. No spec
ial ceremonies marked his Induction
into office, but numerous friends of
the sheriff gathered in the room to
see him take the oath.
Judge Foster also administered
the oath to the sheriff's deputy,
Cornelius B. Barkalow, of Freehold,
whom Mr.. Beecroft defeated for the
nomination. The sheriff's salary is
$4,000 a year; that of his deputy
Sheriff Beecroft's bondsmen In the
sum of $4,000 are A. s. Buckalew
and Samuel Il. Forman, of Freehold;
John II. Cook and Donald Rankin,
Jr., of Red Bank; Charles f. McDon-
aid, of Englishtown; George A..
Steele, of E~atontown; James H.
Butcher and Joseph l.. Donahay, of
Ardena; Senator-elect John w. Sio-
cum, of Long Branch; Richard r..
Brown, of Keyport, and Charles A.
Beecroft, of Lakewood.
Sheriff Beecroft was presented a
floral horseshoe, which
was doubly appropriate as the sheriff
Is in the livery business. The floral
piece reposed on an easel. 1t con-
sisted of roses and ferns and at the
was tied a red ribbon with "Suc-
cess" in letters of gold. An attach
ed card conveyed the identity of the
donors, friends of the sheriff in
Long Branch.
Whether the same Office force in
he sheriff's office is to be retained
s not known. Asked concerning
lhe clerks he will name, Mr.. Bee
,roft said he had not yet made up
lis mind what he would do. Those
present in the sheriff's office are
r. O'Brien, of West Grove,
Miss Bessie Moran, of Asbury
Park.
During the moor hour the three
lew coroners, William H. Morris,
r., Harry Fay and A. w. Bennett,
all Democrats, were sworn
ato office by Deputy Clerk Edward
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
BUTCHER SAYS
MONEY IS GONE
]. [. klein's Delivery Boy
Cannot be Found.

A search is being conducted tor
Albert stevenson, a ssventeen-year-
old boy of 81 Jefferson street, Who
according to his employer, Joseph L,
Klein. has disappeared with about
$50. The youth delivered orders OF
meats and groceries for Klein. who
keeps a store at As Smith street. He
took out an order at 1890 o'clock
yesterday morning, according to MIR.
Klein, and has not been seen since
a. short time afterwards. He had in
his possession an amount somewhere
between $50 and $40 of Klein's
money. The police were notified and
plain clothes men + working on
The case.
Efforts of Mr.. Klein to learn of
the whereabouts of the boy have
thus far proved futile. He received
little consideration at his home at
Jefferson and Rector streets yester-,
day. Relatives Of the youth, it is
alleged, said they knew nothing
about his disappearance.
Young Stevenson was claimed to
be an exceptionally bright boy, as
is a twelve-year-old brother. He
worked for Klein for ON time and
yesterday morning started out as
usual with a wagon load of orders
20 be delivered. Mr.. Klein gave MIN
SIS to make change. Soon after the
boy had departed from the store it
Is declared he returned for SIS more
20 make change, as he claimed he
had changed one SIS bill. The addi-
SIS was rendered and with the
amounts collected it is believed he
seoured between thirty and forty
dollars. He returned shortly before
TO put Mr.. Klein'sS rig in the
but he did not report to the
store proprietor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
Wiss FLAYS sMUG6LERS.
District Attorney of New York says
Honeasy Stops at Customs Door.

District Attorney of Ne. York says
Honeasy Stops at Customs Door.
New York, Nov 15.-For the benefit
of the jewelers. board of trade at II
Maiden lane, District Attorney Henry
A. Wise reviewed the history Of the
tariff and smuggling and u~ndervalua-
ton frauds in an address at the jew
elars' monthly luncheon. According TO
Mr.. Wise's view, morality stops short
at the customs threshold.
He referred to the sleeper trunk"
case, the Governor Rollins and Mrs.
Adrinnce cases. the Duveenundervalu-
a%tions, Mrs. Roberta Menges Hill and
several others.
MIR. Wise stated that during Collec-
tor Loeb's term of office fines and pen
alties approximating $S,00o.000 have
been collected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
s~m ;USUnLS nEuEN /.
Now Chinese Premier. Once Dissrzced,
Returns to Power.

wow AnfHoSe frcFBtefy Once Qf59Tzced,
Returns to Power.
E0ndof., Nov. 15.-A dispatch. from
Picking ascribes to one Of the court
chamberlains an account of the dra-
matte and pathetic audience Yuan Shin
Kali had with the prince regent and
dowageg empress.
Both of the latter are said to have
been In tears and to have begged the
man who ANONYMOUSLY was dismissed
less than three years ago to accept the
premiership and ave the country from
dissolution.
1nan is 5aseiibed as being In COM
plete command of the situation. but
n-oncommittal. He said he could not
fecide until after q consultation with
the national assembly. as the people,
not the throne, were now sovereign
Yuan ignored the prince regent, but
promised the dowager empress to try
to ~ the dynasty. Yuan's attitude
toward the prince regent is interpreted
as displaying an intention to ~supplant
the Manehu regent with a Chinese re-
gent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
REDUCE INFANT DEATH RATE.
Or. Abraham Jaeobl Says % Per Cent
Die Before Fiva Years Old.

New York, Nov. i0--Dr. Abraham
5accht. speginga II the anrr meeting
of st. Johns guild, held in the Republic
theater, said that about half as many
Infants die nowadays out of every hum.
dred as died years ago. He thought the
high mortality rate which still obtains
can be still further reduced. aud
through just such agencies as ST.
Johns guild.
As FOR tile babies. 20 per cent Of them
die before they are fve years old,
chiefly from Intestinal disease induced
BY faulty feadlng
DEJacobl estimated that infans NOR
talsss ID the Unlted States represented
q AElesA e~soxosnte Loss AAlQ
$50. II say ao1naAg og 1ha
AEI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
500 CHOW IN
A WILD PANIC
Thousands Flee From City
Fearing Massacre.

Shanghai, Nov. 15:-There is a
wild panic in 500 Chow following
the frightful massaeres In Marking.
thousands of persons have fed from
The city fearing that If the imperial
Forces gain the ascendency there will
be another massacre. The republi-
can government in 500 Chow is
short of money and the enforcement
OF the rice tax is causing great dis
s~atisfaction, the people having been
led to believe that If the rebels gain
control there would be no more tax
alton.
The military levies too are hitting
the land owners hard and they are
loud in their complaints. The revo-
lutionists talk of removing taxation
Is heading their cause because they
have been ~powerless to carry out
their promise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
sHANTuMG, NEW REPUBLIC.

Former Governor of the Province Is
Elected President.
Washington. Nov. 15--An independ
emit republic has been established In
the province of Shantnng, China.
Jaln Fowler. American consul at
Giieefoo, advises the state department
that the new republic WAS established
without q struggle, and quiet prevails
governor. San Fac Gllillas bear, elect
ed head OF the republic Of S~hantung.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
NINETY AND NINE AT
PROeTOR'S TOMORROW

The Ninety and Nine in its
twelve years in the regular theatres
has been seen by four million people.
A one-act version of the celebrated
play has been prepared by it's
author for the vaudeville stage, and
1t will be the big card at Proctor's
theatre tomorrow, Friday and Sat
urday. A company of twelve people
and q carload Of scenery are carried
for the act. The thrilling telegraph
Ing scene, the blazing forest, with
the rescue train dashing through it,
and several other sensation effects
will be seer in the one-act niece.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
HAMMoND,S CREW SUES.
millionaire Traveller Defendant In Suit
For Wages.

Jacksonville. RIA, Nov. IS. = DIS
charged members of the crew Of the
gasoline yacht Lounger H., built BY
James B. Hammond, the millionaire
typewriter manufacturer of New York,
filed d bill In the United States court
to secure the payment of wages.
Hammond is now at st. Augustine
with his $4,000 yacht and contem-
plates spending the winter in cruising
about In southern waters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
American Intervention Likely.

BVEFTVFT ~ z FEFfH IIf5F y Ho.
Pekin, China, Nov. 15-American
intervention in China, as threaten
ed by hurried military movements in
the Philippines, unquestfonably
would cause grave trouble In China,
t was said here today. Neither the
Imperial government nor the rebel
Hous republicans are expected to
submit willingly to the landing of
American soldiers, According to
cablegrams from Washington, the
American government Ia holding
troops and transports In readiness in
the Philippines to despatch 10000
Regulars to China.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
AIRSHlPS WITH FLEET.
Abruzzi's Torpedo FIotiIIa Maneuvsr-
inusIn Aegean Sea.

Rome, Nov. 15.-The impending or
actual movements of the fleet in the
Aegean sea are engrossingly specu-
lative and most divergent.
One OF the reports stated that the
Duke of the Abruzzi had just. returned
from an investigation of the coasts Of
the archipelago and Turkey and sub
mstted to the king and the government
suggestions that likely would be of in
huence upon the nayy's action. 1t Is
reported that the feet will take an air
ship to the Aegean. 1t will be the first
OF Its kind put to use in real warfare.
The decision Is prompted by the sue
cess of the aeroplanes and airships at
Tripoli.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
FRENCH PREMIER WINS.
Government Sustained by Heavy Vots
an povqder Question.

Government Sustained by Heavy Vote
on Powder Question.
Paris, Nov. 16-Premier Caillaux tri
umphed In the first Interpolation on
the powder question, and the govern
ment's order was sustained by a vote
of 4o2 to aS.
nj. Delcasse, minister Of marine,
wound up the three days debate with
a vigorous speech on the age limit of
powders, In which he said that the
limit should be reduced from six years
to four years. He declared that the
nav needed powder Of a higher re-
sistance than did the army aud that
the government would seek such pow
der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
Grand jury in Session.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Nov. 15.-Thel
grand jury is In session here today,
but it is understood no action will
be taken towards finding an indiet4
ment against Ellis w. Appleby, the
well known Old Bridge resident, ae<
cused of arson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-15
CONGRESSMAN sPERRY DEAD.

Had Served Since 1895 From Second
Connecticut District.
New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 16-Nehe-
mish Day Sperry, who represented the
Second Connecticut congressional dis
trict incongress from 1895 until his re-
tirement beeausesof old ageaa year ago.
Is dead at his home from hardening Fof
the arteries.
Congressman Sperry was elected
from what is normally a Democratic
district. He ~leavessa widow and daugh-
ter.