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Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

~ to 10 inches in thickness is some
thing more than joke.
Mrs. c. H. Kingsbury, Mrs. John A.
Paine, Mrs. Clement w. F1agg, Miss
Alice Bugbee and Miss Mary StoWen
are the directresses Of the Ladies' Be
nevolent society Of the Congregational
church for the month.
No Weddings During March.
There were 70 marriages in the town
Of Klllingly during 1911 As is usually
the case. June was the favorite month
with those having matrimonial incli-
nations. Sixteen couples were married
during that period March, always a
turbulent period, was passed by all in
tending to marry in Gnlingly, but
there were weddings Ia every other
month of the year
Officers of Orient Lodge.
These are the newly elected officers
Of Orient lodge, K. Of p: P. c., A. G.
Becl1ley; c. c., Frank Lathrop; V. c.,
e. A. Warner; X R. S., Henry E.
Burton; M. F., c. H. Bacon; NJ. E., w
J. Craig; NJ. A, T. Z. Warren; I. G.,
A. Puize; o. G., Ralph Young; trustee
Tor three years A. G. Beckley; repre-
sentatives, e. A. Warner, H. E. Bur
ton; alternates, A. Puize, c. H. Bacon.
Oldest Member of M. E. Church.
The Danielson Methodist church
notes for the current week contain the
announcement that John H. Reach,
who recently died in Waterbury, and
was buried in Westfield cemetery here
on Monday of this week, was the oldest
member Of the Danlelson Methodist
society, having united with it in 1S40
the year the church was organized
Changers to Visit South KiIingly.
Members of Killingly grange are go
ing In body this Saturday evening
to South Killingly. where they are to
| be guests of the members Of Highland
grange, the trip being in the way Of a
return visit. The social features OF
tonight's gathering include an enter
tainment programme by the members
| or Ktlnngly grange, this programme
having been given special attention in
arrangement.
Popular Stock Company,
| This has been a week Of plavgoing
| for many residents of DanieIson and
surrounding towns. The Phil Maher
Stock company, presenting a reper-
toire Of pleasing dramas, has been at
the Orpheum theater, giving general
! satisfaction. On Friday evening the
well known St. Elmo play was given.
Date for Joint Installation.
Sunday, Feb. 4, has been selected as
the date for the joint installation al
| the newly elected officers of Mystical
Rose council (Wauregan) and Rose of
| Lima council (Danielson), K. Of G in
| the hall of the local council In the
Keystone building. District Deputy P.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
EXTRA RnM hR0 DK y ~ (O -


J. Hurlihe of Willimantic win come
here to do the work
CIean-Up at Foster.
Foster people may not have been
very active In the part In trying to
free the town from the houses Of dis
repute that have been doing business
within its borders, but they have IN
dergOne change Of attitude, If all the
reports that are coming from there are
true, and perhaps in the future these
dens Of vice may not have as easy
time doing business as they have had
during the past decade, during which,
because of the nom molesting Of these
places. Foster has come to be regard
ed as a town that would stand for
about anything. A cleanup is in sight
Quinebaug Lodge Officers.
The following are the newly elected
and installed officers Of Quinebaug
lodge, No. "a, I. 0. O. T.: P G., John
w. Gallup; n. c., w H. Shippee; V.
g. Clifford II. Starkweather; secre-
tary, Thomas A. COnWeu; treasurer, H.
H. Starkweather; chaplain, Andrew
Crumley; warden, Ray w. Pellet;
conductor, John NORM; r. S. n. G.,
William H. Shippee; l. S. n. c., Ber-
tram Lindner; L. S. V. G., Ralph
Young; R. S. S, Edward Allen; L. S.
S, Rowland Coon; 0. G., Charles L.
Darbie; inside guard, Alfred A. Mason.
Danisison Interested in Norwich Their
mos Campaign.
AS little excuse as there may seem to
be for it, there is surprising interest in
Danielson in the campaign that is be-
ing conducted in Norwich for a $75, 900
fund that is to be used in securing q
big new industry This interest may
be accounted for, however, by the fact
that Danielson a few years ago had a
similar campaign. Every morning
many Danielson men watch The Bull
letin to see how much the fund has
grown.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

cal bureau OF the state is in Putnam
Tor a eriUd Of six weeks. with & par
ty Of nine men he is to direct q Cam
laign for the eradication Of the brown
tail moth Il ON the towns in this cor
ner of WlndhRm county-Putnam,
Pomfret. WcQdstcck, Thompson and
KilIingly A similar campaign was
conducted in this section last winter.
when 5000 Eesis were found and re-
moved from {, ces The next six weeks
of colo weather will be tie most ef-
fective time to work against the pest
which las come in here from Massa-
chusetts, where millions have Ueen
spent in combating it's spread
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
A Hero in I Lighthouse.

For years ]. S. Donshue, Sof Haven,
Mich, a civil war captain, az a light
house keeper averted awful wrecks
but queer fact is he might have been
a wreck, himself, If Electric Bitters
had not prevented, They cured me
of kidney trouble and chills,' he writes.
after had taken other so called cures
for years without benefit and they also
improved my sight. Now, at seventy,
digestion. all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, they're without equal. Try
them. Only 90 cents at Lee &s Osgooo
Co.'S
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
A Girls Wild Midnight Ride.

fire in the Catsliills a young girl rode
horseback at midnight and saved many
lives. Her deed was glorious, but lives
are often saved by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery in curing lung trouble, coughs
ana colds, which might have ended in
consumption or pneumonia. 1T cured
me of a dreadful cough and lung dis
ease writes w. r. Patterson, yelling
ton, Tex, after four in our family had
died with consumption, and l gained
81 pounds" Nothing SO sure and safe
for all throat ana lung trobles Price
soc and S1.00. Trial bottle free Guar
anteed by Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

Friday was not a real pleasant day
for some of the people in Putnam,
who have been violating the state
laws relative TO sending children to
school who should be there; incident
ally two agents Of manufacturing con-
Germs in the city who have been en-
ploying children under Is years Of age
without the required certificates from
the state board of education and con-
trary to the child labor laws Of the
state, had fines imposed upon them.
There were four cases in all, each
brought as the result Of the activity
here of w. S. Simmons Of Central
Village agent Of the state board Of
education AT a morning session of
the city court, Judge Fuller presiding,
Charles z. Dean. agent for John M.
Dean, a manufacturer doing buriness
here. was fined So on each Of two
counts, on which he was charged with
employing at the Dean factory. Cliff
ford Ladd. Is, and Ralph Smith, 15,
both boys being without the certificate
that they should have had, being un-
der 16, before they could legally be
employed.
Henry BoisoneBl. an agent of the
Putnam Manufacturing company, YVES
also fined S. for employing Anthony
Kubiac, a boy Is years OF age.
The Smith boy represented himself
at the Dean factory as being over 16
years Of age. and in the case Of the
Ladd boy. he had failed, in September
last, to pass the examination of the
state board Of education, and to Sc
cure a certificate emitting him to 20
to work. Young Ladd has been at
tending night school for some time.
He will again De permitted to take the
state boards examination today.
The Kubiac boy also represented at
the Putnam Manufacturing company
plant that he was 1e years Of age and
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
OPEN
EVENINGS

ment that subpoenas had been issued
for the appearance before the grand
jury next Tuesday Of several officers
Of the New York Mercantile exchange.
They are called for determining
whether there has been a violation By
the exchange, its officers, agents or
members Of the state laws dealing with
conspiracy TO fix the price OF COM
modify.
Commission men were summoned 81
other witnesses.
The price of butter has been de-
clining steadily since last Saturday.
Sixty per cent. Of the population in
Japan live by cultiVating the SELF
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

official; items for wine, cocktails and
cafe meals for army officers; $500
for the entertainment of $50 guests at
Lake Champaign hotel S3,748 for a
banquet on July e S244 for q ladies'
banquet; SIS for livery; SIS for tele-
phones; $39.65 for enator Roots trans
portation from Washington to Platts-
burg, n. Y, and return. One item was
for excess fares for five members Of
the New York legislature who missed
& train
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
BREWSTER'S NECK.

Mrs. John D. Carpenter and chill
dren, May and Mildred Carpenter, were
guests Sunday Of Mrs. Carpenters
aunt, Mrs. Charles Partridge.
Miss Margaret Macomber and broth
er, Kingdom Macomber. visited Mrs.
Charles Partridge Sunday.
Adolph Holmberg purchased span
of horses of a Norwich man recently.
Master Charlie Partridge is i'll.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27


At their home in DayviiIe from I'M
Gil Z o'clock Friday afternoon Select
man and Mrs Charles Il. Ayers gave
4 reception attended by many relatives
and friends in observance Of the silver
anniversary of their wedding, The
general decorative plan, in white and
green was very pleasing.
Selectman and Mrs. Ayers were as
sisted in receiving by their daughter,
Miss Edna Harris Ayers, their only
child, and by four of her school
friends. Miss Jennie Reddy, Miss Ethel
PiIling, Miss Mildred Leavens and Miss
Hazel Smith.
Many happy greetings and wishes
y-ere rendered Mr, and Mrs. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers were married by
Rev, E. A. Crafts at Moosup, near
Ehich place Mrs. Ayers, who was Miss
Agnes M HarriA lived. For the past
l4 years their home has been at Day.
lille. Until within a few years Mr..
Ayers was in the employ OF 8 firm Of
chicago PACKERS. bat more recently
has been I'm business in Dayville. He
Is one of the best known Of Killing1y's
citizens and has been repeatedly hon
cred by election as seiectman, being a
member Of the present board
Mr. and Mrs. Ayers have many
h5ends in this section of the state who
wish them many more anniversaries OF
thsiF wedding
-Four Degrees Below Zero.
A. temperature Of four degrees below
zero chilled Danielson citizens who
were out early Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Bitgood were in
Providence on a business trip Friday.
Albert Boswell Of Broad street Is re-
covering from injuries recently re-
ceived by falling on the ice.
Gordon A. tombstone, who was taken
suddenly III Thursday, was resting
comfortably Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Bartlett have
been entertaining Prescott Bemis Of
Goodwin, 8. D,
Entertained at Cards.
Mrs Joseph Halle recently enter
tained a party of Danielson and visit
ing friends at a card party at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D. Martin are en-
tertaining George H. Lawton Of Man
chester, Eng.
z. p. whiting Of Providence was q
visitor in Danielson Friday,
Fishing through the zee on lakes and
ponds in this section is becoming less
II a pastime and moro like work.
Cutting holes through ice varying
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
FoIey's Honey and Tar Compound
Cures in Every Case"

Mr.. Jas McCaffery Mgr of the
Schlitz aHotel, Omaha, Neb. recon-
mends Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound, because it cures in every case.
u have used it myself and l have rec
commended it to many others who have
since told me Of its great curative
powers in diseases Of the throat and
lungs" For all coughs and colds it il
speedily effective. Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
INVESTIGATION OF THE
HIGH PRICE OF BUTTER.
Subpoenas Served On Officers Of New
York Mercantile Exchange.

New York. Jan. 25.-The methods 10
be pursued by District Attorney Whit
man in the investigation he is insti-
tuting into the reason for the high
price of butter in this market were
developed tonight with the announce
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
PUTNAM

Manufacturers and Parents PenaIzed
for Violating Child Labor Law
State Truant Agent Brings Cases
Campaign Against Brown Tail Moth
BEGUN.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
DANtELS0N

silver Wedding Of ssloetman and Mrs.
chsrIss {. Aysrs-Fom Degrees Be-
lew Zero Friday M0rnina-SsVenty-
five Marriages During t91t-oranGe
Visitation.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
STATE SCOUTS ARRIVE

To Wage Campaign Against Brown
Tail Moth.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

had been thin for years, and began -
think It was natural for nn4 TO be thss
way. Finally read about the remarkable
successes brought about by the uSs Of Pro
tone. so I decided 60 try 1t myself Wen,
when look at myself IN tine mirror now, ]
think It is somebody else. have put on
just 30 pounds during the last month and
never felt stronger or more Merry In nay
hfe.'
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
PATENTS

P1otec. your idea. Handsome 60-page
Guide Book Free.
HARRY E. BACK, Attorney at Jaw.
Phoenix Block, DanieIson, Conn.
oct1TuThS
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27
Gains 30 Pounds
In 80 Days
Remarkable Result Of the New Flesh
Builder Protone, In Many Gases
Of Rundown Men and
Women,
Prove It Yourself By sending O0upou Bslow
For A Free, SEQ Package.

"By George, I never saw anything
like the effects Of that new treatment,
Protone, for the building up Of weight
and lost nerve force. 1t acted more
like q miracle than a medicine, said
a well known gentleman yesterday in
speaking Of the revolution that had
gan to think that there was nothing on
earth that could make me fat tried
tonics, digestives, heavy eating, diets,
milk, beer, and almost everything else
you could think OF, but wfthSut r@@atA
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

Donald J.-caarsy of-the sntonaeloEi-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-27

Be on hand Wednesday, Feb 7th 1912, at 1880 D. M in
stead Of p. m to see US throw Mems and Young Mems
OverCCatS from our roof Come and get one
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Sebren ais 8rieiter in 3om tntIF
un6 mar ais 3olmetih Der el1alAl
3euqe Der oenflpiiroiqeu nnterre-
Oung 5miihen Bapit SregOr XVI
mn0 Gar Nifolaus l. BON RuStano.
es 1T oies Ser einaiae Hua il OeI
NeItgeididte, mo lid Spei Bopite
Ser fatboliide unO Der %ortboOore, &c.
aeniiberitanOen. Shooef wor dud
ibriftteneriih tdtia uno lonslo6r5'
ger 6euiuetoniit BEG ~8erliner 20
gebIottes".
Qemberq. = Sier tit Der Bro
li0ent oes gufiidtsrates beg @aliaI-
Ihen 8ooenfreoituereins 2anOtoss'
a6qeorOneter Stonislaus Sitter D
grufc8unsfi. i'm II. Se6ensiobre &C.
itorben.
grua. am /. 3. 81. beainq
ser ghefreoofteur Ser Bruaer amtll'
den gl6tter, MlaOur Braeoat. cds
cyubil6um Ieiner ~30idhrigen iourr'o'
iiftiSden @irffomteit in Der Hecat,
tfou Ser v9roaer 3eituna" utO oes
..9ruaer @benoblatt".
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
edtueia.

Heuertbolen.-Sn benz |r1'
m~orIehrer Seinri6 &epmonu, Der am
meuiohrstoa taf furaer 2rdntbett IN
Ieinem rs. Qebensiabre Itarb, bat ote
@erneinoe S~euertbalen einen matlrtg-
foh per6ienten Mann Derloren-
MGhrenb mebr ols fiirf De3ennten
Eat Mepmonn nit GROCER 8flidttreue
oIg Qebrer an Der bieiigen Shule se-
wirft.
ct. .@nIlenfnppeI. 9os
hrhtbnre BronOungIiid IN unierem
Herd6Srfhen ct. @onentappel. Dem
an 8eibnadten fiinf Berionen gum
OFFER qefaIIen iino, bat nun nod Elm
treiteres Opfer ~geforOert. Der fat
so Snbre aIte @roBDater Sberbolder,
Ser nGbren6 Ser 8ronofatoitropbe
furhfbore granopunOen erlitt uno
Ihtper perlebt unO in ons fantonole
aronfenbaus mad ll5nod gebru1t
fuurOe, lit ieiren 2eioen erlegen.
9iri d. - Sn 9inbnro lit am 2.
Ssonuor i'm Sitter bon 70 Sobren Mo.
for Eogeenburger ~geitorben. CT Oer-
frot BON 1887 big 1911 ben 8abI-
freis @ieieuOangen i'm &~antonsrote.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Sine meme @dentmna garneaies.

Serr Mn0rep Carnegie bat Ii9 err
boten, fir Die Dor ni9t LANCER 8eit
ms 2eben getretene nBriioerI1aft
norOamerifanii6er Snoinner" IN
@aibington 5lln Hreiie bon $780,
900 einen neuen Hra9tbau aus mel.
BEN Marmor auffiibren gu lnIien, Der
an dr6iteftonii1er S90nbeit binter
Dem bon inn erri1teten YaInIt fir
Die 8annmerifnnii1e Union nift 5it.
riiditeben fol-. Mn0ere Hbildntbropen,
0eren g1amen porI1ufig nod gebeim
gebolten meroen, Iino erb0tig, Die SEQ
item fir Die 8ei6affung zines geeie.
neten 8aliplases al tragen. 9err
Carnegie bat ieinen eigenen Mr6itets
ten @errn gilbert &elieD nit Der SIN.
fertigu1lg Der HI1ne beouftragt, unO
oieier lit ieinem Muftrag fhon ioueit
na9gefommen, oaB IN nnerndhiter
Seit nit Der Mnsfiibrung Der Mrbeit
beeonnen peroen fam. Wenn If.
geno m0gli6, fon oas @eb6lioe biz
gum n16lten SnaugurntiOnstnge Dol.
Ien0et Iein ,uno an benz Gage IN @e-
qentpart BON Sun0erten BON Snoia.
nerrt, a1lf oeren gintreffen man
glaubt reHnen 81 oiirfen, eingeueibt
weroeu.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

ebenfobieI @Iai13 uno Brabt entfaltct
tpuroe. BORT ergriff Der iunge &Onis
BON Clam, Glbomfa Maba Sdii5u.
ruOb, f0rmlih BON Dem Gbrone leines
aenou 0rei3ebn Wonate norber per-
~ftorbenen 8oters, Ronig @bulaIOng-
Torn, BeitB. Der oeritorbene $err,
I&er bot Clam mooerniiiert, aber nit
Der unabb1ngigfeit uno Wnht ieines
R0niereiHes lit es 10 sIemli@ Dorbei,
6enn @roBbritannien bat tntI1blid,
tuenn aud nift benz Namen mad,
Elm 8roteftorat itber 0oiielbe erriHtet,
un0 BEL Der 4r0nung in 8ongfof
ipieIten Die @ngIGnoer, an ibrer
Spise Siirit unO 6iiritin MeranOer
BON Eed aIs offr5ieGe Bertreter Ro-
mig @epre's, Oie Salptrone. Dos
Rr0nungsi6oufpiel in ben pittores-
ten Eempeln unb Dem pr6Gtieen
0nIoft Der alien Sofenitaot un0 4o-
pitole mar ni6ts6eltomeniger ein
aI1nsetbes. SrotOem bier W~ainGen.
Itnnten uno ote nngren3enoen SnielH
1909 an @toBbritannieu absetreten
tuur6en, entb6lt Sinm nod etma
100000 2ua6rotmeilen un6 612
Wttutonen g%inpobner. Die Gngl6n-
Der geuieben 6ieieIben Nehte pie bic
Ginaeborener, uno boben nit Chine
fen Sen SouptbunoeI in SGnOen. Die
knrrptfG@Iide 9onOesrelisiOn lit Der
8noObismus.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

mother tongue, but the majority
among them read their German
newspapers more regularly and
faithfully than any newspaper
printed in English.
To this German newspaper they
are devoted to such a degree that
they will cheerfully pay a larger
subscription price than is demand.
ed by any English paper Of the
same size.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

@ien. = &iir3li@ lit in &ttinG
Eel @ien Der @ebeime Not trn6 R6m.
u1erer @enotspr1fiOent Oes Oberiteu
@erihts. unO &aiiotionsbofes unE
Br1iioent 0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ml-
freO 6reiberr &eaepronO b. Bran-
6nu, Mitalieo oes @errenbnufes, Or
fer ber3oelih iooopeniher EeIto-
mentserefutor uno Sbioraer. @om-
mon0eur oes 2eopo[0or0enS, Snba-
Der Der @hrenmeoaine fir DieraiG-
iGbrige TRUE Dienite, Sitter OeS
preuBiihen Rronenoroens, Romtur
0es miirttemberaiihen Hrie6rihCr-
6ens etc. i'm n. 0ebensiahre aeltOr'
BEN.
grom m. - &ier 1T unI6nait Oer
Br1iioent Oes Maromer @eri&tsho.
fes SSobonn 5ibenif i'm 4lter BON n
Sabren aeitorben.
@ra3. -sSn ct. Sobonu BEL So.
Oeritein lit iiingitbin Der 9forrer i.B.
Norit 5haoef i'm So. Sebensinbre
eeItorben. Der gerblihene bat Elm
neIteelHihtIihes Greianis mttGe'
~ or -~r nGMIi& N iln0AEsH
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
6elbftmor6itatiItif.

Serr Gre1iD 8. @iIbur, Der Chef
oes Itatiitii1en 8urenuS Der BunOess
~regierung, bat Die SeI6itmorOitatiItit
fir 1910 per0ffentli1t. @1bren0 IN
pielen europGi11en 3Gnoern Die 8abI
Der 6elbltmoroe notwithstanding bon
Sabr 81 Sabr 8unimmt, bat iie IN ben
@ereinigten Stanten I'M Sabre 1910
gegeniiber 1909 abgenommer Mno
8uar bon 33 anf 100000 Der 8eb0l.
ferung anf 80. Snsgeiomt baden IN
Dem Sabre $500 8erionen 6ur6
SelbltmorD geenOet. Die gr0Bte 8nbI
lteuten ~oieienigen, nel9e nit Geuers
maffen i9r 2eben enoeten, etna %
Bro5ent. llngefdbr 81 Hro5ert brn@s
ten fid our1 Gift um. @entger Be.
liebt lit oas Grbdngen, melhes nur
10 Yro5ent ausma6t, uno Die Gin
atmung bon @as, Der BLOB 9 Hro5ent
gum Opfer fieIen. Nur 2 Brooent
baben lid in ielbitmorOeriiher Nbii9t
nuf ons StrnBenpflnIter geltiir3t. Die
Notwithstanding b0dite 3obI bon
SelbitmorOen neiit Californian ouf,
Die geringite MarDlano. 0otiirLih lit
Die oerbdltnismaBige 3nbl Der 9eIblt-
moroe in ben Stdoten GROCER ols onf
benz fladen 2anoe, uno bon ben
Stdoten bat San 6ronaiscO nit 44,2
bon 100000 Der 8ep0lterung ben
8peifelbaften &libm, an eriter Steue
5u itebeik
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
pofnadr3tn
- aus Osm .
Alien Daterlan0e.
Ifaf.eOt6rinem.

" es.-gOr einiQer Bet tuurbe in
Oer 2Crrper Str0be Wr. 147 eimae.
brc@en. Der Dieb mnbm RIetDer
MnO 86fhe i'm Werte bon 215 Net.
mt. Mm Edtort sOa er it& aus uNb
Iegte Elm geltObIene8 @IetD an. Die
etGenen AIeiSer muBte ct suridIdI.
fen, neil er geft0rt purOe. Dide
lDurOen nun fem BerrGter. Der
Xausenidts 1T tpeGen DiebftabIS be-
reits bo~rbeftrdft.
Gin bier mobnbdfter @&WetDer-
meifter erflbr 0ieIer Gage bon Dem
atsebliHen Bertebr, ben feine ieit
Sobren idon ibm angetronte Gbe-
frdu IN letter 9eit beim[i@ gepfIO.
gen bdben lon. MIs er nun @etpsB-
bet bate un6 tiir5li& iein Meben.
bltbIer Mbitte Ieiiten wonte, grifi
bic Der S3ene beipobnen0e Srdu,
trdbriheinIid tpeeen Der betpteiener
Sei9beit hires @oIans, our 9pioI1o-
iHe. Dor ben gIlreen Der NGnner
frnnf fie 6eren SnbaIt un6 fieI Odnn.
aIs Der Srunf leine 6sen0e @irtIn0
a1isiibte, 81 8ooen. Ser @bemanr
EieB ser Srou iofort Gr5tIihe AiIFs
angeOetben unO in tur5er 9eit 6iirfts
tte tpieoer bergefteat iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Spielersruppe Der Rationale oieboD
Qeuglre" un0 mar ols W1OHen BON
Ia Sdbren ielbit cine eifriee Bale
bouIpieIerin. SopobI ibr Batter.
Srnnf Mobiion, mie ibr Ontel uoren
befannte Sitter pom ShLagbon uno
8eranft0lter BON @ettipieIen. Grau
Brttton, DeIHe tiir3lid) in geetp yorf
Ser 8%eriammlung Der 8oIebna.
Moenoten beipobnte, lit nod immer
cine entbufinitiihe B~erebrerin oes
Gports uno ertetlt Dem peibIihen
@ei@leGt ben Stat. it9 our fSrper.
Iiden RrGftieung am 8ouf9Iaselpiel
Su beteilieen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Sin 0entider in Yeters6mra a
mDrOet.

Ser rei1soeutiAe 6obrifbefiser
@uItaD @itider, Snbaber Der 6irma
Biting un0 &itiher in Hetersbura,
pur6e bon einem @inbreder, Den er
i'm Gabritfontor bel Der Oiebesar6eit
iiberraihte, ourh geilbiebe eriala.
gen. Der M0rOer entflob; Der 3eih-
nam Sitiaers mics ID tOtIide @ul-
ben Guf.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Rsd eln. arsnHna ia Snbisa.
Snss uSM siam sSsreift fSrmfiA wett Ssm
StrSne lstnsS SsrhsrbsneH 1=tsss.

BGbrenS Britii6>O itin6ien Oos
G@aufpieI Der Raiiertr0nung IN Del
Fl nit ibrem @eprdnge erIebte, fonO
In SinterinOien ebenfaas cine RrO-
ming itatt, bel Der wGbTi&eiHIi6
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Because it is the only German
newspaper in Washington and the
adjoining territory in Maryland
and Virginia. 1t is read by nearly
all of the better class of German
families, with whom it has been a
household word since 1859, the
year of its foundation.
While a good many Of our Ger
mans speak and read English al
most with the same huency as their
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Sdnitel.

Dr. MrmitrOne erfIdrt, 1ot &eM.
Iteber n r cine nerOOie StOruns vi.
Deur9 Daniel
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

RrOeKor g. g. TapiG flr6tet cine
Misrepresentation an MepieIn. Der
ueIebrte &err tennt oiienbor Zen
DbittruIt nimt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
gaiebaa-G ntbnFaftiu.
BE efmtise ibres gefAleAts, wame an Der
UsrmfsFpsSt ssf@dftli@ bsteiIist il.

Grau Selen Sor6npop-8ritton iit
Die Gin5ige fbres @eidledts welhe
an Dem 8aiebonipiel ais 8erufsipurt
seiHGftli6 intereiiirt lit. Sic lit Ole
&olptunternebmerin Der Ct. Coulter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-31

AGAINST
STERL|NGS

That Mon" Miller, of South
River, will probably oppose the
Sterlings, of South River, on the
Knights Of Pythias court in South
Amboy tomorrow night, was the an
nouncement made by the manage
ment Of the O'Toole-Forgotson COM
binatfon. The Sterlings are slated
to oppose the South Amboy aggrega-
ton In the holiday affair on the X.
OF P. court tomorrow night and as
there has been considerable dicker-
ing between the management Of the
South Amboy A. C. and Miller, there
is every likelihood that he will be
in action against his former team
mates and the boys from his home
burg.
TIE fac. that Miller may play
with the 'Neps' In tomorrow's clash
is making interest i. the came high
and the rivalry more keen than ever
Managers O"Toole and Forgotson
are extremely anxious to defeat the
South Riverites and win take every
precantion possible to cop the bacon.
1t will be the arst time this season
that Miller will oppose the Sterlings
II he dons 4 South Amboy uniform
tomorrow night.