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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

BEN lebliden Seen GuHeB uno &ahtclu5, sincm !pa5'
rem T~iItersBaraoie5, lh pprteiiDinotnb uRo b0Gcr ND
INNER n5btr IttiQeno, ertlimmt bic SQQn bol0 Cardlt ben
@ipfel ter Gu5caCer= Settle.
Die t~r9reifeno i06ne uno maIeriiht Gcenetie ocC
oibt betpaloeten GaStdocn nit ibren ii5 enporthtirlren'
ben ~~el8gipfeln uub o%onnernoeu 0uitrfGQeu biloet eine1
puIienpen NbIhluB ceier Rsiit iibtr DEN Sentiment.
Dom SnoqIalmte YnB, loo bic 8obn ben 8sbirgstanIi1
ii6erfcjqt, ienit fe iih I4nel 6crdb trrd) bic 'honen
Gunpons uno G6aler Der SnoQualrie 6iitiIe, unb ltnrl
tpiro bdnn oos SeepGiiet oes Ydctir erreitt in Den
SdneIttridoten Seattle uno 5dtomd, cen Tugtt Suuo'
Gnbpunlten Der neutn 8a9n. 6er rn6en bic 3ige Der
nsuen 8abn Qni6IuB nit ben 9anpftrn Der tran&'
putifiiAen @ertinburg Der 8u6ugeIelifaft, unO tduld):n
bic Gr3cuQniIie pes GtCioents unD Srieut8.
Wount Rainjcr nit ietner SHueetuppc 10 'eiNen
@tetiMern bpd in rem Nimmel bneinrngct. zig ~
elmer @0hc bon 1926 SUB 1T Fer b0hite Berg III BEN
Bereinigten Stuaten ~oubcrHalb Nlasia8. gr lit od5
@abr eiden ot5 Hainier Notionolpurt5, bcr nit Redt
bas ,ylunoGrldno Der Gaac0oen" Geulnnt mirO lHo in'
Tolge iciner bcquemen @rreihburtCit iber Die Chicago.
Mihrautee &c Budget Souno Balm zines Der ]beItbt2itsn
uRb QeIu6teieN 8eiit3islt bnn SouriIten in Qucrila 0,s
lporocn 1T.
Gin b~etannter NeItrsiienoet bat ~unIduet geIaQt,
penn ole N~meritaner me6r bon 0eR l]onniqen uro berrs
ti6en ~gelobteu 2anDc peitliG bon ben gtodD 0tOlntdtn5
lpib!eu, 10 piirDsu oiel reHiger Dpn i6neu ieocr Sou'
mcr in europa 3~u6riuQcn. Dele QIorrcihsn @eqtnben
bes pdcifiiten gor0ireiteu5 crihlOIen, nit Nnicolcrn
tep6Ittrt un0 fir G~rhoIungs- unO 9erQriiQunqs yReiienOe
10 6equem e~rretd5fdr Qemadt 81 paGerl, 1T bds ri6miIts
yBert Der Ghrdqp, WiillpOutee e Ct, paul GatIludD,
g8er itbIr bCie 9abn unb ibtc transtontinentaIt SerIdns
9erUng nah Dem Yu8et Suuo n6bere Nu8tlnft piinitt
rem miro Tc "ie0cr5eit auf'5 8ertihpili9ite crtbeilt bon
Ssrrn j. q. Differ, 8~ansrulsB aiId9ierdgeut in G6icago,
ODER 9errN W. @. 9al. @:neEo!s@Gcnt in Rem GOrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

2auo Der &uItur ridloFen bat. rim 5Iddcn9ebiet grOB'r
as ods mander 0rlHbeG otaateR. Snnst1alb per
5a9rcn bat fe Hafe5u ein6auOtrttauienO g(nf'oI'r IN
Oa5 n:ae 2ano gebrabt, bon Dem %gtierarO ettros @:.
miles rWBte. nod bor einem bIlben Sahrhunott! id9ea
a@t 3eEst:l Unisres i~ru3ttar,n 9drGtE u%neEtctc: pa
o0t 3,bu!el Dou QneritG poren auf BET 2anoi0rte ai4t
]persitnet. &is bic srnsn observation-disclosures 9's
plant puroeu. msloster Die als 8un6ld0Itsr assoc
iunDtsa g}eqierunqs=G Tperten, Der Btfen iei cine gan5
bofinun15toit 9:gcnU. 0lajor gong tdlIte lIbsr odS
gauge gle5raatu Elm @trbammunqsurtbiI; BON 9otota
5u ipre6en, belt man ~iibsrbdupt nidt Der Wtubc rcrt9i
Montand, beate al i5lddsnralm Der 6%GIttgroBte Stolt
Der Union, gait ais cine unDirtbltde 9ebtr9s9s8en9 nit
elm bjsdRn d~rmIeli8em 8srgbau.
8stm 8au yer Gbicago. WiGpautee C Puget SOun9
9abn bat lieni6enbuno oas oenfbat Bette fir BEN &ol1s
tort unO Die Siderteit Der RsiIenOen getbon, abtr cS
bleb Der gatur i~iberlufIen, Die punOerDOae Stenerte
gu 9sfalttH, lpslhe Die 5dbrt gu elmer 10 8snnBrttHen
madbt, lpe lie Ielten ~irgsnblpo iorIt in Der Nelt aut elmer
petbGtIuisrGB 10 tur5en Streds gebotcn ipiro. Sn
ibren l~lebergang POM ldnoliten Stills6en gum srbaben
0roRurtiesn tommt Oteier Route feline Der nnoeren trans
ton!iaertoIen 2inisn gIeif, Der SnoiQWr in Der 1roAt
re5 llreinrpo4ners uno Der @eiBs, Der inn INNER nGRr
gu 2eibe rittt, hauitn bier neben chamber. Dor Dem
Nuge oes TsienOsn pOl5tebt itb Die Bunolnng ais
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Der g8ilonis CUR Civilization. Sen Meniden in Isinem
unablGIitgen Semiiben, Der l&utter Gotur lire ~Qsbetmen
SdGBe 3u entreiBen, tam man i'm 6lugs in jcber 4rt
Don Sbdti9teit beoba6ten. Sat man ben 6Otrttant:n
psr 0fIihcn Stdots bintcr Ith, 10 it0bt man ouf ben
@emitiegdrtner uno Wtlt5idtsr ber b~i9sli9en 6orm?n
DON GltnOiS umo WiScOnIn, uno 0eIe MAIDEN DteocrlI1
bem Wet5srlonig Der grOBen 8ondnjas6drnen oe5 go
Hn5 uno Dem 8icb5iGtcr nit ieiUen un3dhIbaren S6dts
unO E;n0erberoen Plub, NIB peiter6tn ihaut man otR
IOgeuaUnttn nOrD"s GARNER, Der Ieincn 2ebensurterh0!i
gcpiunt, no gtiemanb ou3 fir mogljd gebllten bate,
burn 8~ericielung unO anoere Observation-Disclosures &infc;
ben Bergman, Der in Der Groe rtiditen &upferrinsn
~Ecidtbum; zen Sol5bGnoler, Der Elm 0crmogen aus
ricIiqen GOrften Ih(dgt; ben Slider, Der pn Der sc
Iri6ut erGeDt - an Pos matt lh auI Dem luedIcloolan
9anoroco Der neuen Ginie JtsiI4en ben 8rpben Gc?n
unb benz StiIcn O5san.
Bon Gbc0go liegt bic Routc norOpeItltt udd 81
GroNe, @i5t, bon bG Lungs os rutetiihen Nttiitiippi
ndb Ct. paul unO W}inneapolis Die ~goloentu Storm
feloer Don MtinneIoto uno SiosOutotd peroen 6urhz
Qlsrt, ruo tatO lit bic Stupt I~RopbriDge an ,Big
WtuDop" errtidt, unb bier beginnt nun Der neue Stablz
BfaS, Der an bieier Steue Den Wtiiouri gttoer,aui elmer
I~upsrben ~itd9srneu Bride lrsu5t, bic gegen 5lpei Wtil:
liOneu Dollars gslOltet bat. Bon Wopbrtoge Ii6rt Sic
neue 2tnie burG Die StanotRg 9iod Reierbatton, uno
nud)oem fe bic Bah 2anos" BON Roroz0atota QeItreift,
tritt ie in ben Stadt WORtaHa ein. 1856 Dteilen nett
5iebt tie Td Ourd) o%enIeteu bin. Montand quilt i0rns
ltb iiber bon @clegtnbeiten fir otn nellen Qrt0mmltna;
bic S6Iler ots g~elOpit0ne unO res Wuieibea 6IuIes,
bic Sitter Root mo Uiiioulus : 6dler, Subtt6 Balm
lnO Ditlc 2noere ourf 8erieielunQ 8etreiOefelDer, Cbits
quot unO 9eioegriinbe bert6mte 8eqenoen perben Oon
Der mlen 2inie uno i6en 3psi9bobntn %Ourbluert.
tpGbreup has mddti9e 6eieHQetir9e uuf 6unocrte bon
ME:!IeH biz Pra4tpoOIt: Generic btet:t. bic lire 6oGite
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

gipsItone YaB ih gonj gut Elm ~ueber9an9 tepertIcui8en
laiie, uno 5lpar in elmer 6Ube Don Niht mtbr ais $3.50
'TuB. s. bunoele iM) I'M cine GUtfernunQ pom 80
W}tilen bon gDbitebol mad Butte, I'm Gber bic 2ontjs
Mental Sdeioe biutuegiutommeu. Sic lpur0e iibtrirln=
ben. 3lpei 5unntl, 2268 uno las SUB lang, uno or:t
GtobI9eriIe bon 400 bis 800 5uB gange 5lDau9en bic
trDbiQM 6clienrieieu jun, gddge6eu.
Die jitnQTe 5ranSIontjntntolNbn bat cin uuiibers
t%rDif,e2 &siipiel raIden GtIenbahnbluS %geIiefcrt. Die
QtIar,Nte Strsde ron mepr aIs 400 Meilsn lpuroe in
>02ni8Gr ais Ori Sabrcn fcrtiSQsitent, IN bieIen 3cts
rduW purOtn me-; ais 100000 SubitDaros @rln0
ousacgrabeu, 100000 Yaros 5unnsl oebobrt 20 Wstltn
Briiden 1ebaut uno jbty 100000 Sonuen 85pfiuptg:
Shjsneu gsleQt. Die &c d%nnttotcn Der 8trldn9crun5
pu2e, Euuo init rngsfGbr 600 Welsn 3~peglinien
nsbit otcm getrisb8raterid( Gs;rugeH u%ngcfdhr
$170,O00,000, poooN 8tgen % l}iljOyNN aUf bo5 Y;s
triebaUdttrial iameu.
Nh rloutcn Sa9cu lDUrten ibey iGrI Dlsilen neue3
Sdhntttt ta9lif ibsr ole Grlen Ge9snO gsoaut. 6rHber
purot cine WIcie per Sug uncr DEN Q~iuItigiteu @ers
bGItnj1eH a$ cine M}lIeriejitunq 6~ctradtet. Mbcr ot2is
Bdbn tpurbe IN SeitiOneu gthdut lnO ldUtu ME NIT
eincm Nlale in i6rer gar5en 2GnQe Qutr ourd) ben &Qns
ttreut ans benz 9o0en empproeIdoiau al ItiU. BON
Ct, gout Wltnncopot8 pGr bic olts 2inic idDn bis
NbcrOsN, 2. D, ~DsrldnQert lporoeu, Die utNe Gine
mUrce an 10. Ottobsr 1907 biz Wt0rmartb (0cr Namt
lit aus MdrD uuo W(urtbo 9ebiIoet), 2S8 WIstlen ipsitIiN
bon Nb2rceen, isrtja. unO an 16. 6clrUar 1908 bis
Germ, WontGnu, 81 Neileu lpeitlib non NGcroecu. sic
ttretdte NSilt6 Git all |. 8 t15S uno gombaro. Mont,
722 Itsjlcn rpeflih bon AberOseu. an Is. WtGrj 1908,
Vie Statt Butte tpurre i'm Wtoi 1908 errsipt uno an
%. U}Gr3 1909 lpurOe in Der 9tdhe pon Qit,oulu. Mpnt,
bic IeBe Sdene 9eG4t.
0}an fam rednen, BAH Die Ct. Yaul,8ahn cttpa
$1,000 N1aOratmetIen gH5&co9"!@ uao G@nscea@::5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
WOODBRIDGE

Joseph Huber, of Green street, is
confined to his home with rheuma-
tism.
Miss Hattie Humphreys was a
Perth Amboy visitor Thursday after
noon.
Miss Jensen. Of Green street, was
mn out-of-town visitor Thursday af-
te. noon.
Mfr. and Mrs. Lane, of Elizabeth,
were the guests of Mrs. A. w. King,
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Carpenter, of Railway,
was a local visitor yesterday.
Miss Virginia Freeman is reported
Ill,
The Misses Josie and Ida Ohmen-
hiser spent Thursday evening in Rah-
day.
Miss Bessie King is i'll with the
grip.
George Mack was a Perth Amboy
visitor Thursday evening.
II. Kurr was an out-ef-town visit
s.3r Thursday evening.
Fl. r. Valentine was an out-of-
town visitor yesterday.
A. w. King, who has been sert-
ousiy Ill, is reported much improved.
While running yesterday after
noon to turn in the alarm for the
@ hasafics 0hnlenhiser fell. and
was severely bruised about his body.
Miss Helen Ensign. who has been
I'LL With q severe attack of the grip,
Is able to resume her duties In Keas-
hey school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
SAIREVILLE

George Blew is confined at his
htome with an attack of grip.
Miss Mabel Beekman has return
ed home after spending a few days
with friends In Trenton.
Mrs. Charles Martin was an out
of-town visitor yesterday.
The stork paid O visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bowden,
Wednesday. leaving a baby girl.
Mrs. Higgins has returned home
after spending-a few days with rel
atives in Red Bank.
Miss Edith Edwards, of New
Brunswick, is spending a few days
with her parents, Of Hillside avenue.
Mrs. George Frost, of River
street, spent today in New Bruins
wick.
Miss Florence Ten Brock. of
South River. spent yesterday at the
kome Of Walker Ten Brock, OF
Parlin.
Donald Mccarthy has resumed his
studies at the State Agricultural
School, after spending the holidays
with friends at Sheldrake. New York,
Walter Holmes has resigned his
position as.clerk In the postofiee and
place.
Miss Ada Bright, of Main street,
is confined at her home with a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
NEICHBORING TOWNSO
WOODBRIDGE
HAS A FIRE
Upper Portion of Main Street
House DESTROYED.
,ioI TO the EVENING NEwg.

SpecioI TO the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Jan. 6:-Shortly be-
fore 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
fire was discovered In the attic of the
house on Main street occupied by
Clarence Weygahdt. Tho fire is
supposed to have been caused from
an overheated chamney. The roof
and everything In the garnet was
completely destroyed. and much
damage was done by smoke in the
other rooms of the house.
Much credit is due the firemen,
who worked bravely to prevent the
Are spreading through the house and
to the buildings adjoining.
Several years ago a fire started in
a building on the same site causing
a very disastrous loss. Nearly whole
block was destroyed at that time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
READY FOR MASQUERADE
BALI AT PORT READING
pecso1 En- the EVENING NEWS

Special to tbs EVENING NEWS.
Port Reading, Jan. 6:-Every-
thing is in readiness for the annual
ball of Port Reading Tent, No. 81,
Knights of the Maccabees, which is
to be held In d. B. S. hall tomorrow
evening. The committee in charge is
working hard to make this ball.
which Is to be a masquerade, a great
success. A large number of tickets
have been sold and a good crowd is
expected. Prizes will be awarded,
one to the best dressed lady and one
to the best dressed gentleman; also
one each to the most comical
dressed lady and gentleman. Prof
Steinhauser's orchestra Of Perth
Amboy, will render the music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
POMERENE Is ELECTED.
Ohio Democrats In Caucus Name At.
torney for United States Senator.

Ohio Democrats In Caucus Name At
torney for United States Senator.
Columbus, O., Jan. 6.-Atiee PIONEER
enc of Canton, attorney and lieuten-
ant governor elect, has been nominat-
ed for the United States senate to sue
coed Charles Dick by the Joint Dem
ocratic caucus of the Ohio legislature.
The election win be made complete
next Monday.
Pomerene received forty-ave votes,
the exact number required for the
nomination. There is a probability that
the forty-fve represented his maxi
mum strength.
Eleven candidates in the field against
him had freely predicted that he could
not win. although they admitted he
would easily lead on the first ballot.
e. w. Hanley Of Dayton. connected
! with several corporations, was Pomer-
| ene's leading competitor. He received
| only ten votes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
SOUTH AM BOY

The ladies Of the Degree of Rebec-
ca of Lady Grace Lodge, /. 0. o. F.,
will install their officers at their reg
ular meeting tomorrow All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Master Harry Stonaher. of Second
street. enjoyed himself AT P~roctor's.
Perth hmboy, last night.
Miss Tessa Gordon, Of Augusta
street. spent yesterday afternoon
out of town
Mrs. Fred Isely. of David street,
was an out-of-town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
William Myrtle. OF SayreviIle. was
a South Amboy visitor yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Victor Coffin, who lived In
Main street and recently lost her
husband, has gone to reside with her
sister at Corona. l.. /.
Mrs. Bertram Longstreet, who has
been visiting her parents in Main
street. returned to her home In Tren-
ton yesterday afternoon.
Miss Helen Thomas, of Main
street, was an out-of-town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Master Russell Mathis, of Second
street, spent yesterday evening in
Perth Amboy.
Mrs. William Nichols, of Henry
street, was an o~ut-of-town visitor
yesterday.
Daniel Bunting, Jr., of Stevens
avenue, spent yesterday afternoon
with friends in Perth Amhoy.
panianin Ctr~,,cco~ Or 20 Ioipo
avenue. who has been spending Il
short time out of town, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Shocks, of New Brunswick, q
civil war veteran, was a South Am
boy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Bronx. of George street, was
an ~out-of-town visitor yesterday fore
noon.
Mrs. #. F. Fulton, of First street,
was a New York visitor yesterday.
r. P. Mason, ST., of First street,
was al out-of-town visitor yesterday
forenoon.
Michael Leonard, of David street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yesterday
afternoon.
A number in u city scout the
faea or our young lads being placed
under the care of the probation Off
Ger. Now. it apparently is a little
risky to disobey his commands by
breaking ones parole agreement, as
one of the lads of this city, having
ignored the terms Of his parole, g
warrant has been issued for his ap.
~prehension and 1t may be a very hard
proposition for the fellow when he
is again brought before the probation
officer. There are several more In
this city under care Of said Officer
and 1t would be well to heed this
terms of parole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
ROYAL CIRCLE
HAD ELECTION

specsaI to the EVENING NEWa

@z
Keasbey, Jan. 6:-At the business
meeting of the Keasbey Royal Circle
Wednesday night the society elected
officers for the first six months of
1911. The reports of the secretary,
treasurer and devotional committee
spoke we'll OF the past years work.
The officers elected are as follows:
President. David Reed; vice-presi-
dent, William Reed; secretary, Lena
Gieff; treasurer, Flora Fitz.
Devotional committee, Henrietta
Merkle, chairman; Ida Fullerton,
Alma johnson, Edward Glof, Mary
Shcmidt, Lewis Gloff, Matina
Shcmidt.
Music committee, Ida Fullerton,
Helen Shcilcox.
Two new members were also elect
ed into the society, after which the
meeting adjourned to meet again
April s..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
Bankg increase cleartnRs.

Trenton, Jan. 6:-That the clearing
Of local banks during the year just
ended has reached the highest point
In the eityts history ia shown in the
snnual statement. Just issued, the bank
ing business Of 1910 having increased
more than 90, 800, 900 ver that of 1909.
The total amount of the 1910 clear
ings was $50 s90,953.54 !, which was
81, 515, 750.e1 more than tho bank clear
ings Of the previous year. The clear
ings for December, 1910, show q total
amount of $s, To9, 1895, as against
So, 5 ,36e-s7 for the corresponding
month of the year before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
FIRE IN TAMMANY HALL.
Blaze Responsible Fer Damage Of $500
to Building.

New York, Jan. 6.--Tammany hall
made another effort to burn, 1t was q
feeble one compared with the fire Of
Dec. IL, which burned out part of the
interior with q loss Of $4,000. The fire
started under the stage In the assem-.
bly, hall on the third floor, scorched
the statue OF a gladiator and climbed
scaffolding to the roof. Two high pres.
sure lines stopped 1t so quickly that
$500 probably will cover the damage.
The Olympic taeater, the stage and
part of the auditorium of which are
beneath that part of Tammany hall In
which the fire burned. was about one'
fourth full. AS the fremen chopped a
hole in the roof OF the stage the man
ager directed the audience to the exits,
There they were met by police, who
told them there was no danger, SO oil
went back quietly and resumed their
seats,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
The Word Derrick.

The word derrick for a machine used
to lift heavy weights is c%uriously de-
rived from a London hangman in the
beginning Of the seventeenth century
whose name was Theodore and who
IS often mentioned in old plays. "He
rides circuit with the devil, and Der
rick must be his host aud Tyborne the
Inn at which he viii light" occurs In
'The Bellman of London" published
in 1918. The name thus corrupted
came afterward to be applied by an
easy transition to the galiows and
later still to any frame OF continuance
resembling If In shann.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS TWO.
A Third Man May Ola as Result Of
Drinking Poison.

Wtlkesbarre. Pa, Jan. 6.-Distriet At
torney Valentine has learned that John
Mooney and William Marks Of PIym-
outh, who died Monday night. were
poisoned by wood alcohol. Philip Stan
iski, who was drinking with them, is
not expected to eeover.
Whether the men took the wood alco-
hol by mistake for real alcohol or did
not know what they were drinking IS
not yet known. They were together
Saturday night until late, and soon af-
ter reaching their homes all Of them
were taken seriously Ill. Mooney and
Marks soon lost consciousness and did
not ecover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

The First National Bank of South
Amhoy, N. j.. pays interest from
January 1st., 1911, on deposits made
on or before January 10, 1911.
t7732-t-5-6-7-9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
WHEN TO co HOME.

when tired out go home.
When you want consolation go
home. When you want to show
yourself at your best go home and
do the act there. When you feel
like being extra liberal 90 home
and practice on your wife and
children first. When you want to
shine with unusual briHiancy go
home and light up the whole
household"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

The First National Bank of South
Amhoy, N. j, pays interest from
January list, 1911, on deposits made
or before January 10, 1911.
177S2-1-5-6-7-9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
connraasn,an knapp,. wife dies.

~VFfSFSS~''WT 'NFTNFFW FH~ ~
Utica. N. u, Jan. 6.-Mrs Sarah Dor
rance Knapp, wife of Congressman
Charles L. Knapp. is dead at her home
In Lowville. She was ifty-seven years
old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

Not to 1s Forgotten.
FL say, do you think much Of Blaekr'
"I do unfortunately; he owes me q
ten spot"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

Mrs. Charles Numbers and daugh-
ter were Railway visitors Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06
rm-u uonr e caas

Jersey City, IN. 6:-Chier Mona
han issued an order yesterday for the
mounted police to report at 1880 a. m.
and continue ON duty until 7 p M.
Heretofore they have reported at s
and gone off duty an Q p. m. Some of
the men came and went earlier as oc-
easicn arose, and such win be the rule
under the longer houTs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

The First National Bank OF south
Amboy. N il pays interest from
January 1st., 1911. on deposits mads
on or before JANUARY 10. 1911.
17T32-1-5-6-7-9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

SOUTH AMBOY WANTS
For Rsut-Seven room house corner OF
First St. and Stevens Ave. Gas and
water. Inquire of Mrs. s. Emmons,
15o David st. 17445-I22 oew-TuF
II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will mias a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-06

Hudson Tubes to 2h St
G. R. R. Of N. J., Liberty Street Fer y take 9Th Ave. L at Cor1andt St. o 2h ST.
car from 2Srd Street Frr y transfer north at Boadway-nve blocks south
Station at 3Td St +-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
NOT WORRYING
Owe RCH|NA' CLAIM
MENIC4* DOES NOT EXPECT TO
PAY BIG INDEMNITY DE-
M-ANDED BY PEkIN.

MEXICO CITY. June IU.--It was
officially stated to-day that the au~
thorites have the situation resulting
from the recent earthquake well in
hand. All OF the dead have been
buried and the needs OF the homeless
have been taken care OF by the Red
Cross.
The local authorities proresa not TO
he concerned over the report that
China ,nill demand SIT, 1000, 900 for the
killing OF Chinese during the revolu-
ti9n, The government Will EXPIRE SIS
Its sorrow. It 10 said. but does not ex-
pect to pay any large sum.
shung Hal Sun. OF the Chinese le-
cation. said to-day that he has for
warded complete report to his gov
eminent showing that many OF his
fellow countrymen were wantonly
murdered by both sides during the
revolution. He said the indemnity
asked would not exceed $4,000. 900. He
said he believed there would be an
atn'cable settlement. Regarding the
report that u warship was to be sent
to Mexican waters, he said II orig
mated from the fact that an imperial
commission IL coming to treat with
Mexico regarding the indemnity and
NATURALLY IT, ,will ssaa-ks lsa @. voyage. la -.
warship.
According to Sun the murder Of
the three hundred and three Chinese
in Torreron was most brutal mas
sacrc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
VIRGINIA CONCERN
REGISTERS PROTEST
RED JsCkf-r COAL AND COKE
COMPANY OBJECTED To
FREIGHT RATES

WASHINGTON. June Io.~~The
Louisville Coal and Coke Company.
of West Virginia, and the Red Jacket
Consolidated Coal and Coke Com pany.
of Virginia. to-day complained - the
Interstate Commerce Commi Ssien that
the Increased rates put into effect on
April by the Norfolk and Western.
the Hooking Valley and the Pennsyl-
vanta Railroad Companies on coal
shipments from the Virginia and
West Virginia mines 10 Toledo ana
SaDdusky, @. were unjust and unrea-
sonabie.
The coal companies declared that
the increased rates will make IL i'm
possible for them to fuifili contra cts
with the ohio cities and Lake vessels
~ The JgoInN1 ercial t,duh az ESknr<
Oregon, to-day appealed u the com
mission charging that tbs oregon
Washington. Oregon Shurt Line and
the Pacific and Idaho Northern Ra,t-
road Companies Disseminated aSairst
Baker in joint class rates 10 points
in Idaho and Oregon The complain
ants alleee that the rates ARE excess
siVe and In violation of the hong and
short haul clause.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-10
RICHMOND PLEASES
COUNT Won BUELOW

In an interview this morning with
The Virgininn reporter, Count BuMDo
Won Buelow. OF Berlin, Germany, who
Is now associated With the banking
house Of Middendorf. Williams e. CO.
Baltimore. Md. studying Americas;
banking methods. said;
Il am perfectly charmed with Rich41
mond. Being foreigner. / hAvua
known II heretofore only from its collys
spicuous place in history. but nowM3s
am beginning to know 1t commerclall
and to some extent socially. md
must say the more I see of 1t the bA1e
ter | like IT. SS
,..4 IL -a.sss. es.Sre rsaLX @ratafsal IN
dendorf. Williams e. Co., tho atE5.
with whs,n ana now learning ea49
thing OF American business methU<
for sending me down here, for lSaS
NOT only having delightful time,
will be SO much better equipped
talk go as to interest the people % r.
country. who are very large intc4&&4
In the securities Of Richmond i1r0
tutions when they are offered"