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Notice is hereby given that r. r.
Perry, purchaser OF tax certfncafe No.
$50. dated the 9Th day OF June, A. -.
nee, and has made application for tar
deed 10 Issue In accordance with 1aW.
said certificate embraces the follow
ion county, Florida, fo-wft; NV "
ne sec 30 tip IL range % e. Thu
said land being assessed at the date -
the issuance OF such certificate In Tn
tificate shall be redeemed according a.
law, tax deed will issue thereon on t&1
18th day OF July, A. II. 1914
Witness my official signature AM
seal this the 18th day OF June. A. n.
1912. III r. eIsfrunk
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. fla
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now outnunbered Chinese offered no
further resistance. Disarmed and put
under guard, they disappeared from
his consciousness, while he watched
the men from the second launch,
spurred by Couch, scatter In search Of
the abducted women.
Loss of blood was beginning to tell
upon him; his strength seemed alto
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Notice Is hereby given that r y. r.
Robinson. purchaser OF tax certificate
A. ID. 1899, has fled said certincssfe N
my office. and has made application Tor
tax deed to issue In accordonce with
law: said certificate embraces the toll
Marion county, Florida. fo-wit: Lot \
block Reddick. The said land being
assessed at the date OF the Insurance o.
Brown. trustee. Unless said certtncnte
shall be redeemed according 10 law. tax
deed will issue thereon on the 18th day
OF July. A. d. 1912.
Witness my Official signature an<
seal this the 18th day Of June. A. ~.
1912. g. r. 8i8trunk
Clerk Circuit Court Marien Ga. -
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3nidneihe. nnp Wahnnterrift.

Sidert Die 8utunft @urer Sodter;
labt tie oas Rdben unb 3ufdneioen
erlernen. Infer Ilnterri6t umfaBt iebe
@in6elbeit. Bobming nnb Soft fiji.
austpdrttge. 443 Oifsgommerce Il.
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9as gerbred)eridiff"

Das dlteite nod iegeltidtise Se-
geli6iff Der Welt, bic bereits 1881
in M11Imein i'm girma gebaute Bart
= ucceb", bat ieBt mieoer einmaf
cine S5eanfabrt binter ii1, Die mebr
als einmnl ibrer abenteuerlihen
Saufbabn Elm gnoe 5u bereiten oroD-
fe. Die gnn5e @eididte ser Bart lit,
cine Settle romantilder, gum 9erl
bohoramatii6er 8mii6enfdae. @1b-
reno Der eriten Sabre nod ibrem
Stapenauf nno mabreno Der aonti-
nentallperre oiente Die vGucceB"
tauptiddlid Dem anelo-inbiiden
3eebanoeL uno iie tragt in ibren az
ten eidenen BIanfen nod Spuren
Der aartatidenidiiie zines fran5o-
Ihen &aperers, Der iie 1916 pergeh-
lid berfolste. gier5ebn Sabre ipG-
ter bradte lie nit Die erIten @fl-
iieoler mad Decentralization uno 1852
muroe Die Bart BON Der engliiden
Negierung ongefauft, Inn CUR De-
p~ortation perurteilter 8erbrefer
nad auitraIien gu idaffen. 9is
1857 periab iie oieien traurigelt
9ienit uno madte nit militariider
8eiesung manhe Sabrt our6 Den
Stiaen S5ean, an 9oro cine Ser
brederfradt in Setter nit iid fiib-
reno, Die Die ySucceB" in cine mob.
re i6pimmenoe Sole bermanoelte.
4ls oann bic Deportation nab
ben auitraliiden S~traffoLonien ab.
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Bezablt keine rIniete tnebr.

Sd babe 6 bibide cots in Der 2ntre!
9eisbts Serrace, 2 8lods bon Der Spz
bin 9in : StrnBenbabu; einiee mil
prd6tigen S9attenbdlimen. Bafenf
fir Solhe, Die iib elm Seim nidt fir
gaar faufen t0nnen. 8ir iinb bebiiIfs
lid beim gau eines Saules, unb begnii<
gen uns NIT fleinen a~b5a6Iungen al
5als uno Got. Cine febr ieltenel Or
ferte, Die Defenders iolden angenebm
iein tpiro. bic einen mdBigen geroienit
baben uno fid bod elm 9eim eriinoeu
m6dten. 8on itreblan1erl 2euten ber>
Iansen mir mir cine nominele Nbs
5ablung, iasen mir $500 Bis
$3.50 aIio ihliebIi9 ni1t mebr,
fpie lie fir elm semietetes 0aus
be5nbIer. 8ir beiorgen audi bas ans
pital gum 8auen fir 9o[de, bic idor
einen 8oupIat baben. felblt tpenn bieier
nod nidt gang abbe5ablt 1T. 6. $.
Sobgfinipn, gieeutiimer, 410 5ifs Gle.
bInbe. altes gelepbpn Has. SDb=
nitingstelepbun $3.50.
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Skinner, Die Grfpls baben

als Better GROCER unternebmunsen,
iino Mdnner bon GROCER lgnergie.
Grfolg beoingt beut5utage @eiuno-
belt. &ranfbeit beoeutet grfoIglofig-
feits gs lit toridt fir einen Mann,
TT einem sebrohenen, fait Iebloien
3uitanoe gu bleiben, pern electric
8itters i'm IN fiiraeiter 3eit tpieoer
ouf iidere Snbe bringt. n8ier Sla-
ihen baben mir mebr geboIfert, als
ale We0i5in, Die id lie senommer
babe, nad iabrelmgent 2eioen an
Mbeumatismus, 2eber- u16 Mogen-
Itorungen uno onsegriffenen Mie-
rem; electric 8itters beroanfe id es,
oab ib iest mobl urto murter BIN"
idreibt gbas. 9. @GenL Splpania,
Ga. @eriudt i'm. gur SOC in alien
@potbefen.
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Cine e~rcbartiee
OHerte.

900 ader, so gros. idipar5es bog
tpatlon" : Mesqlite : 2ano, 9 Meilen
bonn gourtbnts in San Mntonio, an MAJ
cabamiiierter Strabe gu beioen Geiten.
ungefdbr IT'S Nder in &nltur. Nnftos
benoes Qano fotet oas 9oppeIte. Sd
BIN elm praftiider Snrmer unb @runbs
eieentumsbdnbler urrb faru urteilen.
SD berbiir9e mid fin Die 8ebduptltng,
oa6 biefes Stiid 2nrb ems Der beiten
III, bic i9 femme nnb bab es ein gutter
Bargain lit, fir ben Sarmer pie fir ben
Spetnlanten. pa man es IN tleine Stide
teilen fan unb iebes 6tId cine Sront
na6 Der macabami1ierten GtraBe haben
fam. 9aiien Sic mid S6nen 6as 2anD
6eigen uto lie iperben bon bie1en Satiaz
den iiber5eugt iuerben, fpenn sic etfpas
bon 2anD periteben. Rreis fir cine fur
&c 3eit MIR $35 per @der.
MSrofy,or4.
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libel ousgeleet mrroe. Or bot iebt
IN oieiem GerbOr Die gdr5e Sa6lo=
&c oargeiteut uno es tit an5tneb-
men, oaB Die Senlationsbal6erei
iest aufbort uno man an cine
Sanierune Der 8erbaltniiie gebt,
obne oabei politii1e 9ebenabiidtetl
81 baben. =
Gorige @ode idien es, ols lpenn
uniere 8unOesregierung orauf uno
bran lei, in Merifo ein5ugreifen u1o
Die @eadburrepublif epentuea nit
&rieg gu iiber5ieben, ieet lit mie=
Der a1es rubig. So, es tit Dor Ell
ntgen Sagen omtlib ausoriidli6 a1l=
g%efrnoigt moroen, oaB man porlGu=
fig nidt oaran oenfe, cine @rtra=
Stsung oes &ongreiies ein5uberufen
uno cine Snterpention %o115uoronen.
IS lit ieoenfaus ribtie, pern man
nit oieler Snterpention oorit6tig
iii, oenn man fann NIT elmer fol-
den piel l1nbetl anridten, ober man
ionte al1d NIT BEN 0robungen por-
ii6tig iein. 9as u8luffen" anein
TUFTS nidt. Die Inoern boben oas
Spiel idon lange ourdibaut unb
fiirdten iid niht mebr. uebrieens
erfabrt mon ieBt, buB Die Soutbern
Pacifie 8abn uniere 3egierung oi=
reft Inn Sdus ibres in Werifo be-
legenen @igentums eriu6t bat. @u6
BON 8ergtperfs : @eielidaften uno
anbern amerifaniiben l~1nterneb-
mungen in Werifo iino berartige
@eiude e%ingetroffen. Man fat in
Solge oeiien bon @aibineton aus
BET Der merifanii6en gegierung iebr
ernite @orlteauneen gemodt uno
cine Solge oieier 8oriteuungen ioG
sic Senoung merifmii6er Sruppen
mad Dem 5taate Sonora eetpeien
iein.
IS. 81. McIooo, Der 8oriisenoc
bes oemofratiiben Nationalfomites
bat cine 3ui6rift an Ole Demofra=
ten erlaiien, in Ser er Dor aq5ll
groBer. Sieeesauperiidt parnt. ST
ioet oarin:
hSeoer Democrat in iebem Staate
muB iid oariiber fIar meroen, oab
bret Oinge notpenbig iinb, penn i'm
Nopember Der Sieg erruneen perben
ion, ndmlid:
u Sober iiberfliiiiee Streit in
Cen eigenen 8eiben mub a%ufboren.
. @ir miiiien cine geidlofiene
S6lahtreibe bilben unb ieoe bemo-
fratii6e Stimme muB mirflid obge-
geben meroen.
- 9os NOTICE @elo iir Sic gea-
tianal : 4arnpagne muB aufgebradt
Deroen uno ieber 9emofrat inn
ganaen 2anoe lo1te ettpas b~eiiteuern,
tpenn es aud nod TO wenig lit.
o9as NationaIfomite ruff ieoen
9emofraten 5n ben @affen unb fo-,
bert i'm auf, iein Sntereiie an Der
Tortei unber5iigli6 5u betatigen uno
heion0ers, gum &agnefonos bei=
5uiteuern unb feline Greunne eben-
faqs 6a5u gu peranlailen. @ir mol
len oieie @abl nift MIR nit ben
Stimmen oes 0olfes, ionoern aud
nit Dem @eloe oes @olfes getpin-
men, oamit Die t1eue Megierung fret
lei, Dem 8olfe anein gu bienen. 9ies
lit cine ~erbeben6e Mrbeit uno piro
cine neue rno glan5enoe Seite in
Der @eihidte Der Mepublif lhreiben.
Neue Soeale uno neue Norn1en tDer-
ben aufgeitent meroen, bon benen
niemals pieoer abgepihen perben
tuiro. Bolitiihe S6nberung uno Be
freiung Der &egierung fam auf fei-
ne anoere @eiie, dig burd einer De-
mofratiiden sieg i'm Nopember, err
reidt mer6en."
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Gftmooiide W6bel tuaft 8
Better. 113 Sib'@lamu StraFe.
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pRoMcooLE O

f05 DIT .SDuitpn Ctr. @eibidte ubrmos
der, reparieren Sbre llhren Die na6iten
30 Gage gum baIben Breife. @~e3a6len
hDfite Breile fir aItes Sob.
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GandhI Walker,
PA Central Office BUILDING.
San antDniu, gesas.
L. FRIEDMAN.
Sduefser nhrr

Sdmei5er ttbrmadermeifter II. Sutuelier.
Seine 1hr lit fir uus 5u tompIi5iert,
ne gu reparieren. - 213M Sf=SontDn
Strafe. - Srpbehm Sbeater= 0cbdnbe.
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CROWN BOTTLING CO.,

Ebtp. MILLER, 0eIddftSfHbrer.
Ill Sones Npemie. gegeniiber Der Gone
Gtnr Hrmierei. Can Nntnnio, Eegas.
~ Snbrifnnttu bon allen Nrten Sos
bdtpnfer. MinerdIfpnjer unb poraiisIif
benz tpolbefennten 2ttbta SeIter.
peibe &eIepbone. freie ablieferuna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
HALBERT TRIES
LONG DISTANCE
Expects to Land Prize at
Union Hill Events

Another entry from these parts has
been filed for the Amateur Athletic
Union OF New Jersey Championship
games to be held at Union Hill, Labor
Day. Dave Halbert is the new can-
didate for honors and he will be
entered by his manager, Joseph
Tracey, in the long distance event.
Halbert has been training throughout
the summer months and expects to
make a good bid for best honors in
these events.
The only other contestant from
these parts in Douglas Grant Couden,
the well known and much reputed
running high jumper. Spike" be-
lieves he will take the championship
in his event. Couden may also take
a chance in the running broad jump.
He will wear the colors of the Jersey
Harriers while Halbert will support
the blue and white for the Peerless
A. C..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27

One of the most important reasons
for the Joy which makes the counte-
nances of every fan and faness from
South Amboy soil is that the Ath-
letics defeated their great rivals
the South River A. G. and incident
ally got a good glimpse of county
championship honors. The victory
Sunday was decisive and everyone
from Bill" O'Toole, the manager Of
the Athletics, down to the little
~schoolboys and Undergraduates in
South Amboy, are figuring out how
the pennant for the county champion
ship will look on Star field. Atkin-
son and his band are the heroes of
the day, and If they wanted to u
the city's politics, It's a cinch they
would be elected to any office for
which they announced their candi-
dacy.
1t is reported that when Manager
O'Toole, of the Athletics, made a bid
for a game with Dave D~riscoll's
bunch of New Brunswickers, the
county seat leader replied that he
would give the Athletics a game il
they defeated South River. This
has been accomplished and if this
report is true, it looks like Athlet-
les VS.. Driscoll's New Brunswick
team. This sounds good to fans
around the county for Axle" has
been pitching wonderful ball right
along and he and his nine should be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
FRANKLINS WILL
TAKETHE WAGER

stated that he would match his team
against any squad that represented
the Sewaren A. G. this season on a
neutral field for "25," "50," or any
sum. That the Franklin rooters will
support them even up to the II
hundreds cannot be doubted as sew
eral of the supporters are waging
their lucre against such teams as the
Athletics, of South Amboy. So why
wouldn't they bet it against the Sc
warren nine? For my sake, he rea-
.sonable!
According to the brand of ball the
Sewaren nine has been putting up
and the kind which the Franklins
have been showing, it would be fool
ish to match these mines. No one can
doubt after Sundays game, whether
the Sewaren team had a bad streak
or an off day, hat they cannot class
with the Franklins. 1t must be re-
membered that Happy" Apologize
has one of the classiest lineups In
the business now and has not been
defeated since he put the new lineup
in working order. 1t may by that
the Sewaren's would put up a better
game If they played the Franklins
once more and the score might be
made to look respectable, but the
regular nine of the Sewaren club
could not dream of beating the
Franklins for 25 iron men, that's the
opinion of fandom expressed last
night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
WILL DRISCOLL
KEEP PROMISE
TO ATHLETICS
Manager 0'TeoIe After New Brunswick Squad-Dave Dris
coll Would Give South Amboy Nine Game If They Defeat
cd South River-knd They id--AWait DriscolIs Action.

given a chance at the New Bruins
wick team as well as any other nine
in this county, especially so after the
Athletics defeated South River. 1t
was a hard game for South River to
lose and if the fans of hat little
burg had their way they would prob
ably try to have Manager Walter Mil
Ter book the Athletics for any time
convenient to the South Amboy crew,
morning, day or night, Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday or any other day In the
week-just SO long that they have
these Athletics on their home lot
again to get another chance to trim
them, as oon as possible.
If South River does not play Dris-
coils team Sunday, Apple" and his
crew of Franklins will travel to
South River and try to duplicate the
stunt performed by the Athletics. AS
Harry Apologize is slated to twirl
for the Franklins against the Athlet-
ice on Star field Labor Day Manager
Apologize will have Rudy Simon
sen, the former d. A. A. C. finger,
to oppose the South Riverites at the
start. Rudy" defeated the South
River nine once this season while
twirling for the Danes and Mana
ger Apologize believes that the Sc
warren lad can turn the trick again,
if given the chance. Should Rudy"
show any signs of weakening, Harry
Apologize will Immediately answer
the distress signal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27

To say that the situation between
the Sewaren A. G. and the Franklins
Is becoming ridiculous, Is putting the
matter mild, according to the senti-
ments of Happy" Applegate and his
crew of ball tossers. When the ru-
NOR reached the Franklins that the
Sewaren nine was willing to play
them for a side bet Of twenty-five
iron men, they believed some one
was losing q goat and that this one
would probably oon lose his money.
No sensible minded fan would stop
to ask whether the Franklfns would
accept any such offer to play a team
for twenty-five dollars that they had
walloped, sliced, minced and trimmed
to the tune of 24-4.
OF course, the Franklins will meet
the Sewaren nine for the side bet
suggested and If Manager Peter Lar
Son means business, let him walk this
way with his greenbacks and il they
are posted with the sporting editor
OF the NEWS, Happy" will V
1t Immediately. The whole affair Is
considered a joke. Several Of the
Franklins expressed themselves IS
believing it the work of a writer who
did not know any better. (That
sounds reasonably
Bettasitmay, If the Sewaren A. G.
have any money to pass out, the
Franklins claim they want 1t their
way. Manager Happy" Apologize
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27

Manager Martin O'Hara and the
other players of the st. Anthony
baseball aggregation are heading a
movement to raise a fund for Jack
Kinsula, who met with a serious mis-
hap Sunday afternoon in the Alaska
st. Anthony game when Jacks mid
die finger of his right hand, the
pitching wing, was broken. The
players are appealing to the club
members to contribute to the fund
which they are raising to help Kin
sula along In his medical assistance.
Kinsula has been a great addition to
the Saints team and the club mem
bers as well as the baseball team
realize 1t.
He is liked by the fans in this city
and is considered one OF the best
sports that donned a baseball uni
form. Sympathy from all hooks and
corners is being expressed because
of the accident which befell Kinsula.
The State street boys are trying to
raise a large amount Of money and
those, whether they be club men,
bers, baseball players, or whatsoever
they be, may contribute if they wish
to the Kinsula fund. Jack will be
kept from work for about two weeks.
The loss to him will no doubt be
greater than the money which will
be raised in the Saints fund. The
Saints are to be commended for
their praiseworthy action in immedi-
ately raising some lucre for their
favorite slab artist.
Kinsula first struck this burg by
virtue of the ambitions of Edward
Hardiman, who entered a team call
ed the Perth Amboys in the city
league. No one but Hardiman knew
much about the team, and to be
frank, Hardiman himself knew little
about the players of his squad, one
OF which was Kinsula. Jack was
the best mound performer the Perth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
MONEY IS UP FOR SEWAREN
AND MUSICAL Nine BATTLE

full occasion. Everything is expect
ed to be agreeable to both. managers
according to the present situation.
The manager of the Boynton Beach
crew has conceded to allow Manager
Larson to use his regular lineup of
Sewaren A. G. players instead of
barring those who do not live in
Sewaren from taking part. A. ST.
onse and E. Simonsen will proba-
bly, form the battery for the Sewar-
en- aggregation. The Dametsch
brothers will also be in war toys and
the other members of the club will
be on the job.
Zehrer, the mound performer and
backstop of the Sewaren nine, will
play for the Musical team. He is
considered a strong point for the
Playful bunch. Oscar Leu, the var
sity b~aseballist, will also try to win
the twenty-five beans" for the must
clans. Then there are other noted
noblemen in the lineup of the Boyn-
tonians such as Charley Cleman,
Sadleman, Johnny Day, Spike"
Cavallo, Rice, Mckenzie and Zee
Duke" Cuppia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27

There's only one thing which can
kee, the Sewaren A. c. and the Play
full Nine of Boynton Beach from
playing Sunday morning and that is
rain. If old Jupiter Pluvius, the
God Of rain, puts In an appearance
80 as to make baseball a dead issue
Sunday a. m, there'll be no game to
decide supremacy between the rivals
of the little burg up the line-Se-
warren. Oh yes, we nearly forgot,
but contrary to the expectations of
some "little baby boy writer, who
cannot bear being beaten on a story,
the Sewaren twenty-five iron men
appeared on the scene at 2:3O P. M.
this afternoon, five hours ahead of
time, and held up the fort.
The sporting editor Of the NEWS
has the fifty dollars and it's In real
live currency, little boy-no checks,
and this sum will go to the winner
Of the fray which is scheduled for
September 1 A. M. The understand
ing between the two managers is
that both teams are to play their
regular iineups on this most event
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
RAISE FUND FOR AID
OF CRIPPLED PLAYER
Saints to Assist Kinsu|a While He
Is Laid Up --Appea| Issued 10
The Members Of Club.
CAN'T WORK FOR TWO WEEKS

Amboys had and SO he worked in
most of the games in which his team
figured in the city league. He tWtrl-
ed brilliantly in these battles and
was the talk of the town during the
progress of the league. He twirled
his team to victory SO many times
that at the end of the seaso the
Amboys were right near the top
notch position. Here it was that
Pick Mullen, the coach Of the st.
Anthonys, took a liking to the lanky
blonde. When the aso closed and
the new one opened, Pick h1ked
1t to Stapleton, where Kinsula halls
from, and signed up the right hand
singer for the st. Anthonys. Since
then he has been twirling a sterling
brand Of ball. Although beaten In
Cranbury Saturday, the opposing
nine speak we'll Of his performance
and believe with proper support he
would have earned a decision against
the Cranbury nine and their mighty
Apologize.
After he broke his finger Sunday
the whole squad of st. Anthonys
were df%sheartened and have not lost
their sadness yet.
Here Is the circular which the st.
Anthony baseball nine Is presenting
to the members of the club:
During our game with the Alas
kas at New Brighton last Sunday,
August "a, 1912, We were unfortu-
nate enough to have our pitcher,
Jack Kinsula, meet with a very pain
full accident which will unable him
to follow his employed for a week
or ten days.
I'm consideration Of the hearty
support he has given US during the
past season, we have decided to ap-
peal to the members of the entire
club to help defray his expenses dur
ing the above named period.
BASEBALL TEAM"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
ACME WANT TO
MEET |R0QU0|S
AGNES Trimmed AshIands--
Want "Redskin's" Scalp Now

After trimming the Ashlands the
Acmes believe they ought to get a
chance at the Iroquois and have
asked the sporting editor to hurl a
def for them to the Redskins"
Manager Payne of the %Iroquois has
put his team out into senior ranks
and it is hardly probable that he will
accept the challenge Of the Acmes.
These boys are fast juniors and be-
lieve they can turn the trick If given
a chance. But phil" says That's
what they all say, etc"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
IN PLACE
OF TROTTINC AT FAIR

Athletics have replaced trotting
races at the Richmond County Fair
Grounds, at least for Labor Day,
when a set of games will be held.
The enthusiasm aroused in athletics
because of the performances of the
Olympic athletes induced the promo
tiers of the fair grounds to substi-
tute athletic games for the trotting.
First, second and third winners will
be given diamond studded trophies.
New York athletes as well as
those from Staten Island and differ
ent parts of New Jersey will COM
pete in these events, for which such
valuable prizes have been offered.
Those wishing to enter may do so
with f. j. Crystal, p. o. Box 1853,
.Stapleton, Staten Island, and with
Diegs & Clust, 23 John street, Man
haitian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
WINNER TO Be
GIVEN TROPHY
Firemen Propose to Award
Loving Cup for Series.

1t was proposed at a meeting of
the General Parade Committee of the
Active Firemen's Association, that a
loving cup be bought and offered to
the winning baseball team of a series
of games to be played for the benefit
of the parade fund. What teams are
to try for the cup have not yet been
decided upon, although it's a cinch,
the firemen expect the Franklins and
st. Anthonys to be two of the teams.
Some talk of having the Roosevelt A.
C. to be the third party in the series
was suggested. The matter will fl
nally be settled at the next meeting
to be held soon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27
AT STAG
ELECTRICIANS

Several bouts are being planned
to be held at a stag of the electri-
clans of the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company. 1t is believed the affair
will be held in Woodbridge Septem-
Der 8 and the main bout will be be-
tween Peter Nelson, of Smith street,
and Martin Jago, of Woodbridge.
These two nit artists are believed to
be real class and the electricians are
a~nxiously awaiting the stag, which
may be held in Masonic Hall in the
little burg up the line. Arthur A.
Quinn, Jr., who is one of the squad
of electricians, will arrange for a
good card and a big time Is ex-
pected at the stag.