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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
Die Stiefel.
Sumoresie non 6. gTatp.

9ssen @usuit Werner. Der ala
Rapigationsoffi5ier oas srobe S6uI>
I6iff .&aIiope" in bosMittslmssr be.
sleitets, tonnts man eieentIi9 nidts
einpenoen; pripatim mar er freunSs
lid unb better, unb i'm 9isnIt elm
I9nsibiser, tii9tiser Offisier. DAP
,r BEL Ieinen aumeraoen unb ben
Rannf9often Iebr bsIiebt lpar, pers
Tt.bt ii9 bober bon ieGbIt. 0aran
anberte aud ni9ts, bub .r nsbeubsi
cine tleine S9pG9e bate, fpenn NOR
lie 70 besei9nsn barf: nGmIi9 cine
srobe @orliebe fir iebr eIesante Sieis
bung. Seine Sameraosn frugten Jpn
germ I'M Bath, tpenn es Ii9 UNI Unfit
li6e Soilettenfrusen banbeIte, SumaI
fuenn elm Ball in Si6t ipar, obsr
man einc 2anbpartie per @ieI plant.
5iir 2anbpartien defenders Nor er
cine @utoritdt, er bate ia un3dblige
ctrdrtiee Nusfliigt in alien @rotbeis
len mitssmc9t rnb puBte, mas ii9
psebDrte".
Sa bic ,8al!ops" ben eansen
Sommer I'm Diittelmssr trsusen foQte,
10 BAIT. 5ih 2eutnant Wsrnsr, nm
fir ale GpentuuIitGten e~sriiitst 5u
iein. add elm paur prd4tise. isue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
eel sadS&sn tab d isb's sH brasen.
(Sd6iii1.)

(Sddiiih.)
Gil Gerbeu gibbs gee gauges Gid;
Srtm Toll mer andre MIDI benetoeu.
3ufrieoen iei nib Seiuem Sdoidl
Sann biso Be bei'n peridoanoigcn
Qeiten.
Ser @oofmaun Wtarr bnb's mebridoe
@dIb,
Sod beero mer 9aet fer Saef i'm glaf
gen;
Sci nloes 9eioen S6ood tebGIo:
Sci Sddoden ba6 a jobs al braaeu.
Sdmiot bao ipobI nib be bdsoe Srnn.
Sod iein fat INNER grant De Climber.
Gar bel perbienb Sdramm an ann
r@au";
Sod .Srineb" er pie 4 @drihoenbins
Der.
Ser Gbbeoebfer beer6 sic ibfp1r.
Ser Sodber bao ann ihipaden Rds
gen:
Mit @dInern bao RaIIebl Der .8drA.
Sci 9ddbden bab d jobs 5u oragen.
Snihbddberfh hamm ann eens'een
Sobn;
God bab er'i6 BUILDER mid erfunbeu.
@drffieber Sdnf arido ideenen 2obn,
Sod iein ee5dblo sic feline Shbunben.
Born ipdro ben 3anf uub Shoreio MID
LOS;
@Idrnm mub iid bis gun 9ooe blagen.
Del Tiuer'n iein De SdulOen erob.
Sci Sddbdeu baO d jobs gu crasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
Gura ~ banoi8.

l1nbsoinst Der tiirSeits 8risfpedfeG
Der iemaIs pprsetOmmen 1T, 1T Del
folsenoe: aIs @ictor Sugo besieriq
mar su erfabren, fpel9e 4ufnabm,
Isin Bud ~2ss Miierablss" ssFun'
Den bate, f9idte er an ieinen @ert'ger
eiHen Bethel. iuorauf peiter niGts
ftanb aIs ~. GIs @ntiport tam Elm
dbnIider 3ettel: -" mar oarauf gu
fsben. uno bus faste mebr aIs oislc
Worte.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30

TeinfubIig. 8oriibenoer:
llno nun iaeen sic uns nod. angez
tloster, fparum sic nur @aaren nab
men, = Die polIs &aFe aber unberiibrt
lieben9
ansetluster: Nd Soft. Serr prds
iioent. = nun baltsn aud sic mir
Oas nod Dor!
= SIN S6eater. rSdou, bort
ole oide S6auipielerin. oa mub man
i9on oas Spsrnslus pertebrt baltsn.
UNI ole uuf einmaI bstradtsn gu tons
men,"
Mibper # GnoniB. Stus
bent: .Wie Itebts nit meinem Sntel,
Serr 9pttor2"
gtrSt: Solicit. sic oiirf.n uuf
aIes sefaBt iein!"
STUDENT: n0i. SGlfte bab' i5
i9pn, Serr Dottor!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30
6eut tino seftern.
II Sobann @eors SLIDER.

Son Sobaun @eors Slider.
Sortgeidiuunoeu iinh Die @6Ite
nnS perrauidt. mas ieber iprad,
2eun nen itiq9eiporbnen Settle
Solat Der @erttng cbrli6 nad.
Bon Der grbcit ueucr Hriihe
'SinS bic @onAcu wieber roth.
Nuf Dem altgeiuohutcn Slide
&ieber has geiunbe @rot.
&dmeu onsuihper Die @iiben.
GusuIaua Der Stuuocu 2auf.
Neue Seitesreihen bIiibcu
8alb am Simmel tuiencr ruf.
limb 70 bGGt 6os 9ebeu peiie
Hn ben Rediel iid aeIehnt,
Ser, bonn Eeittoa iih 5um SdipeiBe
limb bonn Sdtueib gum Settle iebnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30

- 9an5p ie bel 8. SGupts
ling (su Den 8annibuten): Die
Deibsn ba6en fur9tbur in u%nierer
@eseno absenommen, mir miiFsn cine
S4on5eit einfiibren."
aud elm 2eiotragens
Ser. Sonntassreiter (psr5peifslt):
.Ob Der Saul ben SoOten piellei4t
setannt BATE. -. Sect trabt sr i4on
cine babe Stunbe bintsr Dem 2siaens
aug her!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30

9orb 9efpilten perbaute unssbort.
nit fotaniI9em @ebtul bctten fi9
Sofdten, Mutrofen uno 8esleitmonns
f9often auf Die bier 8oote srpOrfen.
llnO bier, unter Dem 8riilen uno
Oonnern Der See, unter orm Seulen
oes Sturmes, benz &ndttsrn un6
praFeln Der 5Iammen begunn Der
8sr5Deiflunsstampf Der our9 Die
Spoesangft gu raIenber 8eitien ees
t%porbensn Meni9en INN oas ein5iee
Wittel our Rettung.
@ergebens iparfen fi9 Der 3api>
tan iino Der erite OffiSier Dem fiir9z
terlt9en Qnpron e~ntsesen. SIN Ius
genbIid logen lie duf ben plunten uno
berr0felten, aerItampft unter ben
5ubtritten Der Ra1enoen.
Sin unb Der tpGlSte iid Der piiite
8nduel. 99iiHe %fnalten, WeHer
unb SGbeI bGibten. 9dmoniides Sez
bsuI, = StDbnen, = RO9sln, =
6ompfenoes 8Iut :.
llno iiber Dem 9rGuel Der @sripiis
flung 6as pfeifen oes Sturmes. bas
¬tern uno pruHeln Der ropiOe UNI
fi9 s~reifsnben Slummen.
Inter benz Sriumpbsebeul Der iiegs
reiden 8eItien unb Dem 8er3peifs
lungsgef9rei Der l1nterlegenen
I9tpangen Die ~iiberIaberen 8oote aus
unb Iuuiten gu @ufer.
Bon elmer I9peren Gee getroffen
serI9elten stpsi bupon iofort an Der
goropanb oes S9iffes. Sas brittle
tsnterte. Die beulenben SnIafen pers
Ionfen IL ser Siefe, sbenIo pie nod
biele na9geIprungene Wubniinnige.
Dem bierten Boot gelung es, BON
Der ranio" a%bSutommen. @ber,
i~i6erlooen, fpie es mar, ItDrte elmer ben
anoera BEL Der S~dno6abung Der Ries
men. Senno6 mar es gelungen, Die
@efabr oes 8enterns momentum abs
3upenoen.
Sa tpGlste Ii9 cine risIige, f9aums
eetrOnte Woee beran. Sds lei6te
Boot puros bod e%mporseriHen, UNI
i'm nG6ften @ugenblid in einen @bs
sruno gu berIinten, iiber ben Die
fat bDbnii6 briiuenoe See bintpeg>
16Gumte.
Sn BUMPER 8etdubune, an irsenb
einen Salt angetlommsrt, f~tierten Die
an 9orb ser ,@nia" 3uriidgeblisbes
men auf 6as Drama, ods ii9 ga Dor
ibren @nsen ubipielte. @raufig senug.
Inn aud Die itGrtiten Nerpsn gu ers
I9iittern.
Sc tpdren ibrer ni6t piele. Wez
nige, nod INNER esfeFelte @erbreder,
ser S1iffsoffi5ier 9ogbanpff, Baron
SreeTe uno 6rsi MotrpIen. Ollie ans
Ssrsn bate Die toienoe See peri9lun<
gen.
@inen @usenblid i9tpies iebt Der
raIenoe Sturm, elei9fam als noble
er frif9en Qtbem gu einem Iebten.
mOroerii9en @ngriff auf bas iteuerz
lofe, Dem @erosrben getpeibte S9iff
Iammeln. Damn mari er iid srneut
nit einem geGlenben pfiff in Die mat
ternbe, ipriibenOe 2obs.
Os pen @roBmalt palteIoen
S~ta9ltronen, oon Der 9laip BETHEL
len' prauen 1oIori, a1e @~etptNurlS
gen loite1 llf. Wdt Oonnsrtra1en
!tir3te Die iprlibenoe Jeuerlalile IN
it9 5uiammen, Sed uno See ipe!tqln
nit gliibenoen Srimmern uno elnem
6untenregen uoerl3utteno. uno, aus
fpoue ole brulenoe see Dem telnolls
9e1l SIemsnt BEL Der gernl3tiri9 oes
9eolloes Del 9ehlgeNpano ue'l'e9sH'
oraulte 9lelq2ellia elne seioaill9e 2Sg:
&c aoer a Ssd Cet "@nla uno ttB
IN zee etHeH @peu Oct SVu"dU''''e'S
Dung los:
Visle SfutSlee pare ole Ipenl9eH
mon an SotO petlnoll9en WsNIueh
3uldmnen9erlnM iple EN- Stad SalS
ialt' aper pas Ued 9erout \ 9e9eh
oas @elaloer Ger Sruoe 9e!Vleuoetl'
no 1le nun, bdlb erlttdt, IN etflem nus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30

-9ur69du I. @at!in: sore
nal, mein lie6er gutter SarI, i'd -"
9otte (unterbredeno): Shut mir
Isib. i'd bin isbt i4lt4t bel Suhe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30

Itt Sage tparen pergdngen. Muf
Der R6eoe bon Sa9alin lag Der
Stronger rgGiarepiti9", Ser Sen 3D.
ron bon SreeIe, Den S6iffsleutnant
8osOanOff uno Die tpsnisen, aus
Der nanja" : &atuitrOpboe 9eretteten
in ole Seimatb trusen folte, fobrtbes
reit.
8osSanoff unb Die MannT9aften
befonben ii9 bereits an 8orb, unb
eben ging Dor bort Die Sole gu WaIz
Ter, um ben Baron absubolen, Der ii9
nod an 2dno befon6.
Quf Dem Srieobof Der Strdflinse
ftano er an einem friI9en @rabe,
beFen f6parSer pflod in peiber Sns
f9rif! Die Drummer @tnunoSnunSig
trug, uno bo9te na9 iiber Die Dans
beGbarteit bes Menidensliides.
Sas @rob bars Ieinen 2s6ensrsts
ter, Der bier ben Srieoen gefunoen
bate, ipeI9en ole Welt ni6t geben
lam. limo Der frii9e Seepin0 fang
inn oas S9lummerlieo.
Nur unter Quffpenoung iibers
meni9li9er &nitrsnsunsen mar es
in jener S9redensna6t gelungen, Sen
SeIoen nod i'm lsbten @usenbIid uns
Ter Den i'm bebedsnoen Sriimmern
berporsu5ieben uno gu bergen.
Dime 9siinnuns, Der aDrper fait
elm einaige 9ranoipunoe, fam er ios
fort in 8ebanoIung oes iebr tiidtis
gen Sberarstes Or. Wsrnberr, Der
beoentli9 ben &opf f9iittelte. ats er
ben &0rper iob.
bile Wiibe mar rersebens. S9on
na9 tpenigen StunOen ftarb Der
SelO.
Sbne Sang uno &lans bat man
ben Siiriten Oimitri g. singeI9arrt,
emit Der s~ldn5enoite, pobl au9 Der
rei6Tte 2opalier Der p~etersburssr
Sofssieli9uft, Der @iiniilins @Ierons
oers III. Sbn, Der es sefpost, Die Iu>
gen gu Der S6peIter ieines 8aiiers
gu erbeben, uno Den Der i1bSprnige
Gar bufiir lebenslung mad So9alin
berbrdnnte.
9enn Siirft 9tmitri mar iene
Drummer Ginbuno5punsig.
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Hie ~uerlesen.

Sat der elm ni6t msbr gang
frif9es Sleii9 b.tommen bar): .Sie,
Serr Wirtb. bas &urbonabG 1T ni6t
irii9!"
Wtrtb (eritaunt): so = ba
miifen's tpubri9einIi9 bic Spsistars
ten Don noorssit.rn" eripiitt bom!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-30

mebr gu bnlten permo6tsn, an 0sd.
Gin Suntsnregen iiberi9uttete ben
Monn am Steuer. Gin berdbfa1ens
oes. brennenoes SOISitiid f~trsifts ieis
men 8Opf. 70 boB 8lut iiber ole btsis
den Wansen flob. Die planten uns
ter feinen SiiBsn idpdlten bereits,
pbi9on 8UsOanoff spsi StrGflinee
an Die SpriBe sefteIt bate. bic fOrts
tuGbren6 WaFer uuf Die SiiBe bes
Steuernben f9leuberten. 8rennenbes
Saulpert lag auf feinen Sdultern,
feinsn armer, feinen SGnben. ole bas
Ra6 trompfbdft umtlammert bielten.
Der llneliidli9e tonnte ii9 nidt
f9iitteln. ni9t riibren, iim iiG bopon
gu befreieu. Ridt ben 8ru9tbeil eis
ner Setrunoe burfte er Ole SGn6e
IDfen. @1 feline &roft mubte er aufs
bieten, tpolte er bds S9iff in feinsr
9etpalt bebulten, bas ba Dem 2anbe
sueilte - &ettune.
2ansfam ~bsgannen nun aud feline
&Ieiber auf5ueliiben. aber er riibrte
fi9 niht. Oils tpGren feline Siibe nit
ben gliibenoen planfen perI6mplSen.
feit, aufre9t itanb er oa in feinen
erGblifen S6merSsn. Seine Mustel
sudte in Dem gu Stein erftarrten &C.
fidt. limo nur Die sliibsnoen, irren
Qusen 5itterten iiber ben fln9en, ianz
bigen Stranb, pel9er Der nInia"
ndbsr unb ndber flOg.
Sept!
Sin fiir6terlider Rud, Der bas
@diff in Ieinen @runOfeitsn erSittern
ma9te, unb Die %vlnia" fab biz gum
balben Rumpf in Dem Sizes, auf lpels
dem in bilfsbereiter @rpartuns
Sunoerte bon MenI9en Der gruuiigen
@nfabrt 5uf9auten.
MGes, pns an 9ed eing un6 ftano.
f6metterte gu 8ooen. Sod uno 8lii<
Der bruden ab, als pdrcn lie BON
9fos. ueberau ipIitterte, sIiibte unO
Ipriibte es.
Nun erit, na9oem oas S9iff Our9
Die @uffobrt in alien Susen selodert
mar, betam oas Seuer feline sanae
&raft. Quf allen Seiten i9ofen iebt
Die Slammen gen Simmel, unaufbalt>
fam, = unbe3pinebnr.
limb Der Wann am St'uer mar
peri9punben.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
FOR MERGER
OF CHURCHES
Two Big Baptist Congrega-
tions May Unite.

New York, March e.-The trustees OF
the Calvary Baptist church of New
York have admitted that there has
been some discussion of a possible
merger with the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church, from which DIR. Charles r
Aked has recently resigned.
II is the plan of the trustees of the
two churches to make them into one
OF the most powerful church organiza-
lions In tae city. with DR.. Robert s..
of Calvary church the pas
This consolidation has been under
consideration for some time. and now
that DR.. Aksd definitely has decided
to sever his pastoral relations with the
Fifth Avenue church the consolidation
may he contaminated In the near fu-
ture.
None of the trustees OF the churches
concerned would have anything to sag
as to the possible consolidation OF the
churches. Nevertheless there Is au
thor.ty tor the statement that such 4
project IN under discussion.
The plan invokes the sale OF TN
Fifth Avenue Baptist church propert,
In Forty-sixth atreet, just west o
Fifth avenue. a very valuable proper
t.. the sum thus realized to be use
IA an endowment for the Calvar
church.
The Rev. DR.. Robert s. MncArthr
will. II is said. remain pastor of I'll
consolidated churches
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
EssEA's BAKERY.

Said te Be the Largest 5~resdraakirg
Concern In the World.
The largest bakery In the world Is
located IN Essen. Prussia. the home of
the great Krupp gun factory. 1t ia a
-ast building. In which seventy work
men, divided into two shifts. work
night and day. Everything is done By
machinery. says the London Post. A
screw turns INCREASINGLY 'ading
trough. into which are pots some
water and ten sacks of aoufs Of 800
pounds each
This machine makes about 10000
pounds OF bread each day. In the shape
of 25,oND small loaves and $4,000 large
~loaves, produced by 900 sacks of -four
of 200 pounds each, All the operations
of breadmaking are performed in this
| colossal bakery. The wheat arrives
there. is cleaned. ground and brought
automatically TO the kneading trough
by a series of rising and descending
pipes
There are thirty-six double ovens,
and the workmen who watch over the
baking Of the bread earn from 9 20
10 cents an hour. making an average
OF 90 cents q day for eleven hours
on duty. They have coffee and bread
free: also the use of a bathroom. for
they are required TO keep Themselves
Spotlessiy clean and must wash their
hands eight times a day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
ADS.
The Western Union
DAY Letter.

The Day Letter is the latest West
ern Union innovation to popularize and
extend the facilities Of the telegraph
service. That Company the
inauguration of the fifty word Day Let
ter as the day companion to the fifty
word Night Letter, which is now so
much used for all kinds of correspond
enee.
1t is just q year since the Western
Union launched the Night Letter and
the popularity and success of that ser.
vice in providing the means for an ex.
tended use Of the telegraph by the
public has prompted the Company to
give to the public similar advantages
in the day service.
The Day Letter is to be written in
plain English; code language or code
be transmitted as the facilities of the
Company will permit during business
hours Of the day, full rate te~grams
priority of transmission.
AS tho wires of the Company are in
much demand during the midday hours
it is advisable that Day Letters should
be filed as early in the day 8 posi-
BILE. This is desirable so that the Com
pany may despatch and deliver Day.
within the business hours of
the day on which they are filed.
Day Letters will be accepted at all
,fices Of the West Union at any hours
the day, or they may be sent
n by telephone.
The rate charged for q Day Letter
# fifty words or less is one and one
lalf times the fifty word Night Letter
ate, and for each additional ten words
If less one-ffth the initial charge. For
Example, the Night Letter rate between
New York and Chicago is so cents, the
Day Letter rate will be one and one
lalf times that, or rs cents, with Is
.ents for each additional ten words.
The New York-San Francisco Night
rate is $1.00; the Day Letter
81 so.
The Day Letter and the Night Letter
,ives the United States the cheapest
elegraph service in the world.
1~91943-9-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
Ha Ate the Hav.

left. Not long ago u Berlin market
porter undertook for a wager TO put
away at one sitting six mutton chops.
twelve eggs, Il goose. Il duck. SIX
pounds Of potatoes and twenty-five
pounds Of hay. Difficulties antic-
sums were laid against the accom-
Ilishment Of the feat. The ingenious
porter solved the difficulty by calling
for u cigarette after be bad finished
the duck. He then set light 10 the
hay. pounded the ashes up with the
potatoes and swallowed the lot. Aft
er a heated discussion the referee de
him the winner.-London Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
Heavy Roller. at St. Helena.

If the sea were to break on the
shores of Coney Island In time of calm
weather with the game force as II
does on the shores OF ST. Helena Sec
tons of South Brooklyn would be un
inhabifable In all Ii -elihood They
have at st. Helena what are known DIS
calemmas. or heavy rollers. These
rollers are particularly bad In time OF
calm weather They strike the island
With such tremendous force that the
spray In sent owe Goat Pound ridge.
which IL several feer above sea s~v~i
Scientists are Of opinion the caiemman
are caused by seismic disturbances be-
meath the ocean.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
sTATEN Iss4AND RAPID TRANSIT
RAILWAY.
Time Table In Effect Monday. October

10th. 1910.
PERTH ANNOY TO NEW YORK.
LFAVF-5:l0 $50. TOO, 7:29. 7:29. 8:oo. 500,
$50. $3.50. 11:10 o.. m. 1915. liza, 2:so, s:a5.
~. $50. $40, 1853, 400, 1917. 1870 2. m.
.AbpITIoNAL BOATS WITHOUT
11Mboy-s saH d %. 1o:4 s1 i1:ss 4. n. islls.
1:xos 2.z0. 400. $50. $40. 7:os. 7:25. s.a. $3.50.
: .s5 1870 2. m 1850 =. m.
SUNDAYS AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS
J.TaNF PERTH AMBOY-8:i5. TAG, BAG,
p.4s. 1o:4ss u.46 a. m. 12:4S. las, 2.4e. 3;za.
ia. 5;42. $40. sos, 1915 and on Holiday
Nights only at i1:t7 p. m.
TRAIN CONNECTION LEAVE PERTH
40 80. $50 b;2o. $50. 7:20. TAO. S:45, s:ss,
1880. u:17 p. m. 1920 a m and loo. S:4S
a. IN. holidays only.
NEW FORK TO PERTH AMBOY.
LEAVE-6.M, 7:0o. 800, 800, 1900. liza
q. m. 12.3o, 1870. 2:40. $40. 4:4o. 5:15. $50
5:z5. s:5. $50, TOO. 7;4o, 900, 1000. 1850 p
m. a2.e q. m.
THAN. CONNECTIONS LEAVE Tot
1:55. a N. 100. EOS, sos. AIS. 5:15. s:i5
suN Isl AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS
LEAVE NEW YORK-7;3o, 900, 1000
I:eo = m. Y 90 m. Loo, 200, 500 400. 800
SEQ 100 500, $50. tf:so p. M. 1880 a. m.
tholiday s onlg.)
ADRITIoNAL BoATS WITHOUT
nhNisa u i:se "a. SIS SIS. s s;5s, s 1852 $50 a.9 IL I
7:N, 1000. tf:o0. 11:4o p m. e:2s q. m.
GEORGE J.. BROWN,
Gen'L. Trsfsfo Agi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
ais Record Not cle,r.

Charles Smith. a iovial negro. was
arraigned before Judge Fawcett in the
county court. Brooklyn. on q minor
charge.
smith" asked the court. Ibid you
ever commit II crime beforeT
The negro pondered for u mament.
well. yo' honah," he answered slow
ly. ~Ah can't zactly say. but An dom
got married one time."-New YORK.
Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
CLERK AND $4,000 MISSING.

P~aymssterfs Assistant on Battleshir
Georgia 10 Sought.
Washington, March DIT is said on
good authority here that $4,000 was
stolen from the paymaster's safe on
the bHttleship Georgia when she WAS
lying at anchor last week at Guanta-
nam0. Cuba
One of the paymas y erks on the
ship IL missing, haviLe 1t the vessel
Mt Guantanamo, and Rear Admiral
Schroeder. who is IN command of the
Georgia. has asked the navy depart
ment to arrest him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
tiNks KEEP THEIR c R
etherins clommons Gould Pays
Bill and Prevents Auction.

ork, March y.-The sale OF the
xiks of Mrs. Katherine Clemmons
Could. which had been held by the
management Of the Hotel ST. Regis
against a claim for board. did not take
place. as was advertised.
There were many curious persons
who went to the auction rooms per-
haps to bid. Nobody got a chance to
see what was i'll the trunks after all,
and there will be no sale. a settlement
of the hotels claim having been ef-
fected In behalf of Mrs. Gould.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
PLAINLY Of companx.

"Yes. she went crazy over bridge
"A rad ease"
"Oh. no great harm done They pat
her In a fashionable sanitarium. auc
she is playing n better game than ever
| observation-disclosures Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
Read the NEWS every day.
MOTOR 70 CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Samuel E. Potter ans Lewis E. Pot
ter, executors of Lewis G. Potter, de-
ceased, by direction of the Surrogate of
the County of Middlesex, hereby gives
notice to the creditors OF the said
Lewis c. Potter to bring in their debts
demands and claims against the estate
of the said deceased, under oath or
affirmation, within nine months from
this date, or they viii be forever barr.
ed of any action therefore against tho
said executors.
Dated March 8 1911.
SAMUEL E. POTTER,
LEWIS E. POTTER.
Executors,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
Ths.l.ss Hole.

F~igg-Tbat waS a mighty approprf.
ate tex rhe parson took for ia,os
Brassie's funeral sermon, frogg-what
was It'll Ffgg-.He mar finished his
course" Boston Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09

Conversation warns the mind, enliv-
ems the imagination and is continually
starting fresh game. which is nedi-
ately pursued and taken n which
would never have occurred In the DUH
err intercourse of epistolary correspond
ence.-ErnnfSifn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
Brodnick. StepTM.-rSs
QiasQRRlrC. ."na,n,. %. !,

-~-e~amsry. extras. per h.. 25a25hc.;
held. specials. 2o11sa2ihc.
CHEESE-Calored steady; white weak;
receipts. t.4T boxes.
EGGg-Firsner. receipts. 1900 cases:
fresh gathered. firsts. per dozen. iI%aisc.a
seconds, is1kaf7c.: refrigerator. lsai5c.
state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery.
white. zsa2sc.
POTATOES Weak; Maine. per bag
$i.zal-m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09
f1E1YBERT A E3<AHS0ER
~ELC

New York, March 9:-Herbert
Alexander WEIGH, one time Column
bia University student, killed him
self with poison at Police Headquar-
tiers, Yonkers, after his arrest for
slashing James MCGOWAN, a fifteen
year-old boy, with q razor.
Persons associated with the
Church of the Holy Communion
fifteen years ago remember WEIGH as
a boy interested in the club and the
guilds of the church.
.ere Is more or less mystery
about his life for the next few years.
Part of the time he was a tutor, en-
ployed by well known families in
New York, and part dissipation sent
him to the gutter. About two and a
half years ago he was convicted of q
serious crime before Judge w. w.
Foster, In the Court of General SEES
sions. He was sentenced to one
year in the ~penitentiary and to pay
a fine of $50. He was compelled to
serve one day for each dollar Of the
fine.
Young MCGOWAN. the victim OF
| WEIGHS attack, is In the hospital
with eight stitches In his neck and
face and with his wrist bandaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09

Happiness IL not the end OF life:
character liz Besssher
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-09

BY virtue Of a writ OF tieri faeias. TO
me dfreciN, issued out of the Court OF
Ehanc6ryz or New Jersey, In a cause
wherein Emil Koyeu, ct al. are COM
defendants, / will expose TO sale at
public vendue. on Thursday, the thir-
feenth day of April, nineteen hundred
in the afternoon OF said day. at my
affsce, No. i37 Smith street. In the city
OF Perth Amboy. In the County of Mid
diesex. and State OF New Jersey. All
that tract or parcel of lard and prem
tses hereinafter particularly described.
situate, lying and being in the Cit,
ef Perth Amhoy in the County OF Mid
rs part Of lot seventy-seven ti7). on a
map entitled Map of the Westminster
tract. situate In Perth Ambov. N. II.
fhe property OF j. p. Holm. Esq, Jan,
cribed as follows: Beginning at a pint
easteriy line of State street
sorty-one feet ard twelve hundredths
OF d fool 41.12} n~ortherly along the
OF said tract, thence running easterly
one hundred and ten feet ti10); thence
nortberly twenty-five feet TO the north
lot hereby described is a part thence
westerly along said northerly line Of
VI nnmber q enc hundred and ten
xheaas a~outheriy along the easterly side
OF STATE street twenty-five feet and
uinsfy-nthe ~hundredtbs of q foot
f22s9sl to an angle In said street.
thence still ~sonthexly along said east
sriy side Of State street iye feet NJ
ths point or place OF beginning.
Dated, March q 1919
Special Master In Chaneery.,
1894