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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

@leoelige Iioenoer ira Srr0ien.
5 9erIingife 8i0er0e4 me0oeles;
Zen MI oHlutteoe 5%oIfeteaing /
SnOien. 6oorefter 5oIfetollet ira
295, 166,O39 / 1901 er itegen til
3t6,0t9,S46, biier en- ooermaooe
gleSelig Stionine ! ben friitn e
gefolfnings Eal. Gen teller mn
3,876,000 0bori Dog er inObeTattet
forltoen inoFeote e~oongeIiife tilIige
inoi9ote fatoGife 8riitne iomt euro.
peiife ariitne). MeoenS Ben iamIe-
De 9efolfning genneminitIi9 er bot
Jet nleo ga 8rooent, uOgsr De arilt.
mes 5ilpGtt betpoeIie mere; De er
ootieoe meo tf,6 Grocent.
Sturfeit er De ariitnes Sal oofiet
/ Ean0iab (nfere END 400 Brocent),
men / monae onore @gne er Den
frfftne Gel al 9eioIfninaen bIeoen
mere en0 forooblet.
Nan foritaar, oct bar fife onoet
emo funnel ppffe en- bis 0pmerf.
Iom6eo / &ir0tfreoie 90 oOifiIIige
6eoenife 9Iooe bar bolt artifler,
Tom oiier, man er bIepen roget uro-
Iig. .5Sois oenne SIgp6eo bos Sim
6uerne oorer oeO," beo0er oct iaaIe.
oes ct Ste0, 90 er Sn0iens ari-
ftfonf ering fun ct TiosipsrasmooI"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

s ct Referat / Ser. emil ira ei
Greosmsoe / minneapolis, Minn..
fort9aes, at be tiLiteoenprenoe Brp-
iter Manoog gftermIo6og iomle0es
! 9oitor Inrp9nnros Siem, 9por
Der inmtoIeoes ON fIere ling, lao.
Ieoes ON, bpiGfen 9eliignelie BET
nifoe pore FOR Somfunoet, 6pis
6orboloene pe0 bets Sfole / 7es
Moines flnloe blioe or0net, ino Der
fiin6e fomne ct mere itooigt Yr9g
ooer ben. De par nIle enige ON at
beffage, at Oct life enonn 9auoe oq-
ret muIigt for airfens Stprelie of
Offentliggsre noget iom Delft ON,
bpo0 De pil0e onbefnle MarsmeOet
OF gre peo oenne Sag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

bam: u9tu ifal hi lie. bOuo Din @lfo
%fornoar; beO til bonn. at 5 moo foa
bet Sano. 3 bar ibgt ON, % lao
bom piie, ut ban er @uo. peO at
ifoife ier oct. 500 os MI ie, ON ban
er til. = So, aotefeten ban, - og
Ell Maoneostio eiter 6opOe ban foa.
ct 9an0et. Storben0erne er noaei
mere taoie, og 6olf 9pen er me-
get optagne Of Oenne Sttorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

SIT. o9ifuben@ er Der nu iitret
Mormonerne ct mt Misiionsbiem /
Bergen, gtorge. 8looet i~friner:
Ser bar / lengere 0i0 peret giort
GoriDg poa OF Iooe opfsre ct Ntis-
iionsbus / Bergen. men f~orifelliee
TOrbin0ringer bar umuIiggiort So
~retagen0et erotil mn. gn Del of
ben geIitlige Stono / Bergen bar
iat ing boarOt imoo, at DE iioite
Doges beIIige~ fit en- gienOom /
n9onte gp, mel BET ipnes M, iom
oft er logt til Hette til 6or0el FOR
ben gooe Sag"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

let fan foruisie Jig. Hnl ct Stnffe
glot Yapir iommen ioale0es, at et
runot sui al omfring en- 8ommes
Diameter 0onaes oeri. lloIeg M Ell
eIer onoen posien0e lille @enitonS
og fat ON aaiagerten" meo bsire
9aan0, toet Arnen leftes op paa
Sef0e meo S%ful0eren; bol0 ion &e.
ret FOR benitre 2ie 'oa betrogt Sem
itolroen Der iaenrem Ell fort Oi0.
9llf M oct p~ellitre gle, ioet iomti-
Dig oct bGire oobnes. Snis Soon-
Sen er / rette Sitting, oil ben Opf-
fe @enitanOen for bette 9ie. &or
man mi ~beObIeoet iooIeoes Ell Stltn0,
aabner man BET oeuitre Die = %
M ier man @enitanoen, ioet Rsret
tiIipneIooenOe ii0Oer / ct 9uI gen.
mem Snonoen.
Rsret moo ieIUfeI9elig boI0es
ngiogtiat pua 8eniton0en, Der mao
opre / posien0e AfitonO ira ginene.
Q1an fan ogioo / Steoet boGoe Gs.
ret meo o%enitre Soono og on title
fla iooIe6es, at enten ct 9rp0t eIler
Iignenoe iperrer bsire 9ies llOipn:
6orbiuoringen bill Itooi1 ipnes gen.
nenboret, oa SllIIet uil oItio bore
al Hsrets Diameter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

unoer ct 8iIleoe / n8. s." for-
Ie0en, 5por en- Opoorter poa i'm
8afte frembprer engeIife Spuroe og
Connections (9~epetono) Iom en- oeli-
fat Ret, l9ies: ct 0feoIem of9lger-
bnigsoeportementet anbefaler iom
oct beoite Mi0oeI til at uorDo0e en-
eelTfe Spurpe OF ipfie Dem. &oor-
for life grnpe 0eres 9spetono op og
ferbere Dem iommen meo SpurpenG
cg ionle0es 6efri 9em for TO BIa-
ger oO cen Song og poo fanrme Eih
re6tcere Briierne paa 9ennetsmi0-
Ter"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

9iae iioen Sanfen ON at loo en-
ounIf lutber1f Sfole oprettet oenin-
De, boor De mango 0unife Dor. bnr
ben Sag baft min Snteresie, % Den
bar Den enonal.
81 6ebeoer oenne Sfole, o. ben
rette Ging er iffe at gipe illp poo
oeg men at bol0e pe0. inOtil port
6olf foar 2ie for ben 9o0e @erning,
Den euer.
Seq er 9loO oe0, at allie 6oriIoe
og SerdtilIinger o~neaoen0e 9utber
College DOG bnr / liz ct Moment OF
bette at 6oIoe peo.
Men ieg oiGoe oere mere 9IaO
Deo. ON Somiunoet fulot no finn.
0e tiIegne zig Den Gonfe at boIOe
peo % iom SomfunO iortiGtte Sfo-
lens Drift og ioo
Sn, boa6 foo2
go, ser er no9et, pi iom Gam.
flmo b~i0tiIooes bar itaoet oltfor me-
get tiIboge l. og BET er i at boIOe
opInienoe 6%ore0rog ongooenOe port
frifirfeIige 9Grbei0e. 0eribIorot ier.
Iiq Dor SfoIemisfion.
Get er Def. ieg tpnfer poo -
boIoe peo, fuIot no. og 'oa orbeiOe
bIair0t bort 6oIf for at ompenoe De-
res B%engepunge. ioo nogle of DC
Gitin0er, Der mi ipenOeres til li6en
euer ingen Gptte, finoe for en-
Del fonlme til at itstte pore Sfolers
@erning / itsrre Q1onI emo biotiI -
til @onn for os iom gnfeltmenne-
Ifer, iom 9irfe oe iom Soft.
Seq bar Iagt Merfe til pore
6rpnoer, Roromrnoene % Spen.
iferne. at De boIoer peo, Door De en-
DQlig tdger fdf.
Som ct gfsempeI ifal ieg naone
Sen ipenff.lut6erife 9etbonp Cole
ae, 9inosborg, 9onias. Oct tueb
Ioprt for 6enne Stole for noole
9Iur iioen. Der oor maaite togei
uforruftige 9Ooeifriot, men De boIOt
pe6 og fif @eI6en betnIt. Si0ite
Anr gipes ~feIgenoe Statiis ongoo-
enoe 6enne SfoIe: 8pr0i $500, 100;
2egater $64,5OO; 9ibIiotef 10000
9in6; 40 Brofesiorer og 2qrere
S95 Stltoenter % GleDer.
De boIot pe0, og / Dag fortrp-
Ser Dc oct life.
IS hin 5io fuIle pi b6ite, inofremt
ri life gipe tobt."
ri 2onife / amerifa er 10 bogei-
ter ioo mango andre, me 8eien,
De er nnoet frem 40, bar De life ia.
get meO ii9. ben Iigger aoben for
os, oa Den beoOer: Sob oe0 - gin
life tobt.
81. 30. anoeren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
Otter Misiionnr @inor &off 10

Otter Wisiionar @inor Soft FOR
rar. DgbI.~ fsIgenoe ira 9on0sbpen
Weolldpooi | anrmel Diitrift: Dis
iionen enffe6e ct Stpffe 9ano til
Sfofe, og Oiftriftstntefeten in0gat
anisgning ON ct beItentt pasienoe
Areol RegerinesInno | 8pen til
peofommenoe Npn6igbe6er. Bpens
Storbsn6er blep rnienoe og forisgte
PED ale miilige bemmelige aiiniter
og nobenbare Ssgne oft forbinore, al
pi nit bet. 9iI fioit mertte be fig fit.
re; pi piIoe life fno bet; Sognefog-
ben bopoe tnIt meb Nmtmnnben. De
fom ioo til antefeten og bonneoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
Sanoringsfunb.
(af X.)

Sans &erlig6eo, @eorg ben Ere.
Die at GneIono, Loo iis poa en- 81.
gebrobesOag brinae en- Ret fogtt
9@rter, t6i ban feIte fig iaa an6ere'
ret o. trpt formeoeIit mnnge6aon.
De aors og @pr0er. iom ffslee gam.
mel 5fif TaI0er pno Oct 9ooe0, Der
6prer aronen, oa 9@rter. nnpnlie
|Ou De guile, bar ira arilos Si0 III
for pno m9rfoproig Raaoe og
mprfoPr0ig fort lib at flinne gen.
reiie oct trPtte Nenneifes iunfne
9ipsaonoer.
Com mn Sans SerligbeO boo0e
toget cen Dolls til fla og bar / Serb
meo at tr9fie @%nitnlter iii noffen
en-, op6oger bnns ifarpe gie, at Ell
fogt Snieft befonot fig meIlem 9Gr-
terne. glo0et peg ira aon9ens ain-
Der, tbi @ioenffdbsman6, iom ban
Dor, 6aa ban itrnfs, at Der life bar
Gale ON nogen Blontelus, men ON
ct peflt0oiflet gfsemplor nf arten
ypeoicrlus copitis~, iom pi6es meo
f9r0eles 6orfPrlig6eo at opiIoo in
8oIig | Menneffets 8ooe6bonr. 6ltf.
lens ime0 6a Sons Iodoe 9Grterne
I gSIdpipmoen" fnnt loo en- efs.
ira DogsbefoIine 1tOIteoe: at asffe-
nets fantIige BerionoIe ufortepet
ffitl6e f~ronrnges oa itriibbes / frof.
tig Quo.
Rnnr BET ina enbbo bop6e opret
oct bele. Men mel en- Digter,
Sobn @oIcot, fit 9egIe | Sftorien,
Der igen Fit bans 0egle til at fls
efter at iGtte ben / gers, og ioo be.
gift bet ubormbiertige Stnrn % ct
Spotteoigt: n9be a~olrfio6", ct cete.
ro, og foa pi6ere.
ga, bet er, iom SfioIoen Tiger:
aitn msifom SpiIe times bet frone.
be 6opeo.
Ser er ct furieit optff gfsperi.
ment, el1er rettere ge6rae, ON bpis
9}i nhinhea prffnner 6er hnr 10 0ine
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
9Olo ueo!

5orleoen aften ft ieg peo SeiIig.
beo en- Sn0ifDoelie at ieg ogido
ifulOe gioe ct OrO til 9eOite allgaa.
enOe 9acine. SfoIen.
gtodfe en- % mn0en oil t9nfe,
at mi pnsier oct lite I9ngere, boaO
oct ganIe, fenote Oro Tiger, at go
De Gaoo er opre".
Den Oct gsr oct MI NOT alligeOel,
FOR Oct er 10 life iiftert, at man
foor go6e gtaoO, foroi man faar
mango RoGo eIer 5ertilIineer.
Dog, / boert 5olo er Oct gOOt at
6onferne an9oaenoe Den Gag fom.
mer irem fer Aarsmeoet; Der letter
ANDRE 5anfer i geo99elie, iaa man
fan 6lioe be0re ififfet iii at trGffe
en- aigereIie, poar SiOen OertiI fon.
mer.
@nboer foor 10 ioa taee boaOe
mine og an0res 9enitillinger for.
bpao man finoer Dem pPro.
Zen 5HOifpoeIie, jeg iif, par, At
oi 7fal bol6e oe0.
2ao mig fer itrots onfere Ban.
ii Or0: ,9aar ri acre Der qooe,
0o lo0er os fife 6lipe trptte; tbi /
fin Sio fflIIle hi beite, inuiremt ri
life gipe tnbt~ (@aI. 6, 81
Oct 7oreformner mig, at oct er
meb os iOm Sumfuno, iom oct er
meo g6rnene: @i tager fat paa
npe Opguper meO 9pit og Mo0,
mel bi er olrfor mart i9poige til at
gibe flip, nuar Der m6oer gaffelia.
beoer.
Gent blot = Jog | 9iitorien ON
ISoar: Roor er en- itor og goo Gag
noaet frem i ger0en til SER u0en
beO at troOie Mo0gong, ooerpinOe
tSinorin9er og beieire 8anifeIigbe-
oer2 nnnr2
90 boo6 er Der / geien for at
fortiette 9utber College = er oct
Ell uoueritigeIigt gierg, Der bar op-
tournet Jig poo bets Sci?
Gao os operDeie oct Spsrgsmool,
fgr hi iDarer paa bet.
Seq er life blind FOR, at Ri mnn
bape bore 5inonfer | Oroen, babe
galonce / bore ausier, eners gear
bet gaIt.
Wen er Der intet anoet Rono til
OF boloe Balance | Gnsierne emo at
gfDe lip pna ben enc Opgdpe efter
ben af10en2
Sea tror, Der err.
Brso engang, at Iegge WPrfe
til, bbno Der er Rodo till
Seq fol life income gnfeltbe0er,
men Blot fiee, at ieg bnr ~iogttnget,
Of Soft - ogfon of Dem inoen for
port airfeinmfuno = bor Roao til
at ipenoere | Siffinopis af Dollars
poa eltfiils ener pno cling, iom be
uroppre.
go, Raoo moneler oct life pno
blot man foor Rnno og Snbfigt
og Billie eIIer Offerpilligbeo ODER
ior De riatige Dpgaper porret rigtig
'nmrnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
geo 0anff MigiionsieIitabs gi

Otu OuIpIi Oll5fpuIlSltltluo9 Suls
iornbeo i Srtoien er Der bet iioite
9tar blenet Osbt Is 9eonineer. DE
acknowledgements 4ntol er MI
1858. Ger er % oonite Weisiion9-
Ter. 8oa SeIffdbets Ntisiions.
mart / 9ino er BET goaet r~nftere
fremn6. Ger er osbt 50 9eoninger.
De ariitnes antol er iteget fra
1858 til 45t. De fmoo friitne Me-
niabeOer gsr gooe 5remffriot ZEN
tnoo OF blioe felnunoer6oloeitoe, og
man logger megen 8egt paa no
bmneLien al olieLige inof6ote 9lr-
beioere. 2pgemisiionen GER ct go0t
@rbefoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
u. 30. n

5ra grootinos. g.. 3of., inches,
at County osierer 6. 9. @onTp.
fe bar nneiet at mootoge Detailing
for 2ioenie fra to Sofoon.8 erter,
i0et ban bGnber, at 0icenie.2oDen
er ufonftitntiouef.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

Raar 9eis.ns 1enpeHcer is til SoIr, Der
operterer II glaDet. euteH Ter at febs tos Dem
sIsr Tor at fad O~pipsniuq ON oct ou.rtsrsoe.
bebes De alti0 omtals, at e lao Auertisies
meutet / bette 9lot. Get Dil uGre I'll esns
fbie 1tut'e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17
3nifin, @cbr.
Gortiat ira Sibe H.

5 al ben Si0. reg bar pGret Der
III aor) 90 i flere aar fer, BAR Ge.
ben Sefreter ior 9etbania 0terig.
beo; ban isrte en- goe Ben, par en-
milo og omgGnoelig Dfnno / al in
Serb, bienme oe noe. San bar /
nlonge 9lor 2eoer al Seroags1foIen
Der, in0til ban paa @rilnO al ippf.
fet SelbreO iaa fig moot til at trGf-
fe zig tiIbaee. Sin StiIling iom
Sefretpr beflnote ban inotiI 2 Dtoo-
ne6er for i'm 0g6, 6o ban reiigne.
reoe.
Saa bar ban tiIlige aor0egn /
ale De Aor, ieg oar Der. Der oar
en- e9en 5uitbeo % 9eitemtben og
en- 0Db aloor ooer 6ofn, naar ban
traaote frem | aorosren og iagOe:
o2oo os ale be0e." DIT bar iom
Oct bIep let at bare meo / 8snnen,
FOR man mprfeoe, at ban ielD oar
meo. 5 pripote Samtoler meo
ban Tom man meeet let mo poa
SiDets itore Spergsmaal, % ban
par life Den Mono, Der luffeoe til,
|for bonO Der rsrte Jig | bans 6ierte,
ieIn ON oct life oltio itemme0e ooer-
ems meO Oens Rening, ban toIte
meo.
san oar / ct Bor Aor MleoIen al
Den foreneoe airfes SfoIe0ireftion,
og bon er fenot no oper belle Gam.
fun0et ira oe 9eretnineer ira Stu.
fin, Der of % til fremfom ] Gam
Iferen", og ION pan enfelte llnota.
gelier nPr itammeoe ira bnm. San
bar ogiaa Ieperet enfelte 9forog til
yairfeblo0et" De l1nges 9lao" oa
8erneblooet" San Inite meget, iipr
/ Den itOite babe Snes aor, o. freq
meget. Alt, lboa0 ban | De Aar ban
bar 2e0er of Ssn0ogSitolen, talte iii
gsrnene, baoOe Dan ombpegeli9 neO-
ifrepet 90 GENT. ollie porcSnger bao.
De bon oronet for lin 0so. Seq. per.
ionlig, minoes De0en meo @IGoe
og taffer @lto FOR ben 1io, lea
fenote bom 90 %tiGbraote iammen meo
bom. geliienet bore bans Nin6e
I Stem, Menigbeo oe Snmfunb.
6. Semen
&itifin, 0ebr., Moi 1912.
Ogiao ieg mi1oes &. Z. Oeoen
Tom ~perionlie Ben og 9rooer | Sri.
titus boo6e ira ben 5io, ieg par
ho,,9 mror,{ 90 f,, Soon~ 49,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

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O9iao ieo minoes q. Z. Deoen
Tom ~perionlie Ben og 9rooer | Sri.
titus buobe ira ben Fi0, ieg por
bnns Breit 90 fra SamDer meo
bonn peo 2eiIigbe6 ienere. Monge
ffsnne SnntaIer bar iea bolt meo
BAN, Og bans 9iOrne til nDf."
pnr oct mig olti6 en- @Ieoe at MOI
tnee.
q. M. 4n0erfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-17

Ser er ct furieft optff efsperi.
ment, elIer rettere ge6rae, ON bpis
%igtigbeo enbner, Der bar to gine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
WITH
PERFECT SCORE
La Roe and Rosenberg Mo-
tor 335 Miles.

Arthur LaRoe and John Rosenberg,
of this city, bearing skidoo and hoodoo
numbers, twenty-three and thirteen, re-
spectively, were the only riders of In
dian motorcycles to finish and to Sc
cure a perfect score in the big twenty
four hour motorcycle run through this
state and the lower part of New York
state Saturday night and yesterday.
They will receive silver medals.
The other three Indian riders, en-
tered as a team concluded their run
when one of them rammed a stone wall
while travelling ABOUT forty miles an
hour at Branehville.
The III was held under the auspices
of the New Jersey Motorcycle Club
The start was made at $3.50 O'Clock
Saturday night from Newark and the
finish was made in the same city at $50
o 'clock yesterday afternoon. After
riding the 1876 miles the local machines
were in as good shape as when they
started and the riders looked as fresh.
The excellent appearance of the local
riders and their machines compared
with others in the run won admiration
for them wherever they appeared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
REDUCTION IN
SOUTH AMB0Y
Electric Light Company An
Jnouncss a Cheaper Rate.
vpso4al to the EVENING NHWs.

Keyport, Sept. 16:-To the con-
sumers in South Amboy Of electricity
from the Middlesex & Monmouth
Electric Light, Heat and Power
Company, of this place, it has been
announced that on account<of the in
stallation of new and modern ma
chinery at their powerhouse that
they are now able to make a reduc-
tion in their prices on electric cur
rent for lighting purposes. Notices
to the above effect were pasted on
the recent bills sent to the consum-
ers In South Amboy.
1t is understood the South Amboy
consumers have been paying a fiat
rate Of twelve cents per kilowatt,
where hereafter the rate will be SO
arranged that a maximum cost will
be ten cents per kilowatt and then
a sliding rate according to the
amount Of electric current con-
sumed. Under the new system the
South Amboy people will receive
rates that are lower than any of the
other lighting plants operating about
this vicinity are offering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
COUPLE USE A NOVEL
SCHEME AND ARE WE'D

One of the most novel, but not par
ticularly pleasing ways of outWltt1ng
parents Directing to a marriage was
employed by stephen KaroHbaky, OF
Passaic, and Miss Mary Barron, OF
this city. The former had often
tried in vain to persuade the parents
of seventeen year old Mary Barron to
allow them to become welded.
They steadfastly refused and see
ing no other way to overstep the IL
law, the parties agreed to a
scheme whereby the girl made a Sc
rious charge against the young man.
Complaint vas made to Recorder
Kehoe and City Marshal Walters
took Karolibaky to this city. They
were married Saturday night in the
recorders home and with pleasure
notified their parents here and in
Passaic. They were later forgiven.
Winfred Kehoe and Mary Nielsen
acted as witnesses to the ceremony.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT
IS DEAD in CALIFORNIA

A telegram was received Saturday
afternoon by the EVENING NEWS
from Mrs. Marguerite Steinmetz, at
Berkeley, California, announcing the
death Of her husband, George A. Stein
metz, who passed away in that place
that morning. Mr.. Steinmetz, who
formerly kept a saloon at Maple street
and New Brunswick avenue, this city,
left here about a year and a half &
with his wife to take up his residence
in California. He was sixty-two years
old and WAS a member Of Pc Ambo
Tribe No. 65, Improved Order of Red
Men; Court Amboy No. So Foresters of
America and Halcyon Castle No. 81
Knights of the Golden Eagle, Of this
city. The telegram announces his fun
eral to be held tomorrow.
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
STORE CLERK
SEARCHED FOR
Had Been Sent to Bank With
$186 Deposit.

Andrew Peterson, of High street,
who disappeared today after he had
been sent 90 the First National Bank
with 1886 belonging to his employer,
l. C. Moore, shoe dealer, of So Smith
street, Is being sought by the police.
The youth is eighteen years old and
a trusted worker in Mr.. Moore's
shoe store. Unsuspecting that he
would disappear with any amount,
Mr.. Moore strusted him with taking
s176 In cash, two checks for $3.50
each and a check for SIS to deposit
in the bank. He has not been seen
since he left the store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Coates, OF loo
Lewis street, have returned from a
visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Erickson and son Alfred,
have returned from a three weeks
visit with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. John Callahan, Of Mechanics
vile. was a local visitor Saturday.
Miss Dorothea Boynton, of Sewaren
was in town Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Agnew Joline were
among the visitors from Staten Island,
Saturday evening.
E. w. Steiner was a New York visi-
tor Saturday.
Miss Mary Vaughn was a New York
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Smith and Miss
Alberta Smith, of Staten Island, were
Saturday evening visitors here.
Mrs. j. X. Bryan, of Water street,
was noticed among the many shoppers
in New York Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Hofstadt spent
Saturday evening in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Sprague, were
guests of Mrs. ~Sprague's parents Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
Charles Ohmenhiser, of Freehold,
spent Sunday evening with friends in
town.
Joseph Doris, of State street, was en-
tertained by friends in Woodbridge
last night.
Miss Olga Pierson, of West Brighton,
S. l., spent yesterday as the guest of
..u:iss Mary Toolin in Madison avenue.
i'll Arthur Grimley, of Madison avenue,
was a Railway visitor yesterday after
noon.
William G. Wilson, Jr., has returned
to his home in this city after spending
several months at the home of relatives
in Port Monmouth.
Miss Grace Fox, of Brooklyn, was en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Toolan, in Madison avenue, yes
terday.
Peter Jensen, Of Woodbridge, visited
friends in this city yesterday.
Abraham Krevitz, of Trenton, re-
turned to his home yesterday after
spending several days at the home Of
relatives in Lewis street.
John McCreery, of Smith street,
and William Hornsby, OF State
street, trolleyed to New Brunswick
yesterday afternoon to see the base
ball game between the South Amboy
Athletics and the New Brunswick
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
new SITUATION
IN FIRST WARD
Progressives Barred From
tho Republican Primary.

There is an heretofore u~ndiscover-
ed feature Of the coming primaries
which promises to be decidedly in
teresting. 1t pertains to the first
ward aldermanic contest, in which
Alderman Samuel w. Hornsby and
William G. Wilson aspire to the Re-
publican nomination, while Natha-
MEL Cornelison Is running uncon-
tested on the Democratic ticket.
According to the political "dopists''
the P~rogressives will be unable to
cast a preference vote for Mr.. Will
son, a Roosevelt enthusiast, In the
regular Republican primary box, as
they have renowned the faith of
the G.. o. p. Therefore, Mr.. Wilson
will have to stand by the votes of
the regulars to offset the strength
of Alderman Hornsby, who, it Is
said, has the backing of many of the
old-line Republican leaders. .
1t is known that the Progressives
believe they can vote this September
in the regular Republican box, if
they 80 desire, but, in so doing, will
lose all opportunity to vote In the
Progressive primary box-if such
exists-in September, 1913. Another
phrase Of the situation, heretofore
unknown, Is that the regular Repub-
lican ~challengers can confront the
Progressive voter who desires to
vote this year in the Republican
primary box with the question, Are
you a Republican? II so, do you
swear that you intend to vote for
the Republican candidates on cleo
ton day." Those who intend to
vote the Progressive ticket in No
vember would be barred at the
primary or be guilty of swearing
falsely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-16
COUNTY SEAT RECORDER
VISITS KEHOE'S COURT

Conrad Sebolt, a contractor of 16
Richmond street, New Brunswick, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Patrolman
Tonnescn while driving an automobile
containing Recorder Edward F. Hough-
ton, and some other prominent men Of
New Brunswick. The party was driv-
ing recklessly down Smith street about
1870 o'clock enroute to Patsy Hard
ing's clambake on Staten Island.
When warned by the officer, he declares,
be turned about in the machine and
laughed at him. He followed them to
the ferry and arrested the driver, who
was discharged last night by Recorder
Kehoe.
The meeting of Recorder Kehoe and
Houghton in the formers court was
amusing. They shook hands and Mr..
Kehoe told the autoists to go home.