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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

aEH ~
Nine grttuana no lsesfpt2 p Dor.
" februneen trefienb SIR bic sInseabe pou
@onbs In Der Gumne bpn $i,5o0.O0 betn's
stnidaffune etues Gonos sur 9ssaeisna pee
itdbiifdben 9beiIs bet toIten nno uneeopen
iilr bic Gerbeiierunsl nnrt aduuiiiiriita bon
Giboeirab Strabe, bcn eem ieeteen Mosnas'
lanai 49s 5ib n6rbIin ppH lfathcrs Strasc.
bis TaiberS Gfrabe, nrb 9Eotbrrs Girabc
bon Gioaeiuan strate i10 Sub freiilh.
Sei es peroronet bon benz Siooiraio BET
St1ni Cincinnati St0nt GPlo: s.
Sefiion J. Tab cs BON BEN Sinoirdtp Def
Siuot GtilcHrdti tlr Rotblpenot9 etusglsl Uno,
Woilos betngter Stdbt dleSugeoet huo 5A urt'
innien IN ber SuHinc eon lli1tiRepneuhDsrl
tSi, 10000 DuHarS brbnis aHt6at'nii9 cures
SpnoS 5ur gcsnbInna hef lidnfa 6en Aoeti.
Der Stotien nno ansaabeI ',t n,e s,oss simms anS
ieeigeT stb5naeinnnI ass 5nh iltfoiin pe,
Naibcrs sinabe bts miatbers Slrnbe. nm
Naibcrs Siuabc, bon gloGeirap SfrdBe III
'Vs seftion 4 Gas bic genos Der bslaaisu
Sinot nusaeaebeH iperneu folen In ner Snninls
bon fCnfsebHhifnberi tsi .5O0.OOl 1oHnts iui
sls r sSsSS pss SdSr Sn
bunbert ts5oo) Goaars coer gniIilelnaien ea
bon fcin. iuie bies bon hem Stahf'anciinr bs,
'timmi ireroen mag, nne ioueil olH'eil Itnssn
I'm ber gute bon bter (s) RrcaeGlt ret Sdur, Ee
fnnic auftbs tpflcn Suiiri '7r hoHt eriiei lal'
I'M E.tptcr 1912, unb sGbibar leiH iUanVs
Sabre nnch bcm Eaiaul
zc,iien 3. @efaafe lonhs tonel oltsecar
ben aisoeiteIIi nnh barber perihni ufroei
In lIcberetutiimmunQ nit bcn fSeiete uno ntl
frotrauS Eo. i2esiai2. gahtrt d4u ~. Sf
brnGr 1912.
Geliion 4 Ter erIr3 aus hem Bsrfdmf oe1
faaisn apnbs. dnsaenon,men ate. Rrnrnien iiiIl
aiifoelclIFercu 3lnfcu eubou. fpu belt reip
TonSs Der senanHten geTbsistrtta anieefdrif
ben uuo alsbe8dbIt lueresn ntf I'm
fDeinua hes Etreeior ri 4uhlie EsIpiee nftl
nusoeuebeu fperben bon lcGauTiisnt TsrfCfor O.
9ubilt serotoe fur bic bieriH ipessfssirfer
3tpe6e.
1elrior s. Iiefe rrhiunna foil In ssrai
ireisu unb GiIiinfeit hdbyH ron nno nan ben
Frlbeitcn BON 8efep cringbieH 5titrnnife an
9aliirt ON g. aharii q , iai2.
Gtmecu II Sohntcr.
Qrdfbcrt oes SinDtycibs.
ReeIau5iei: arttur spr, eleti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

ni6t nussabIen ltTicn fcnnte, neil iie
iid) auf ReiieH beiGuo. Nm 80. Smii
nun erid)ien iie an Der aaiie, be ibr
Die 0eniion anS5u5ablen hattie, nm Die
8enIionsiumm.a fir bas erite nno
slpeite 8ierteljnhr bieies sSabres OBJ
8ubolen, na6 elpspeis Der amtlihet
geid)ainIgung, bic iie Dtrlegte, mar
fie an bsiastem 80. Sani am aebrn.
Der aaienbeamte iab bic geihelni.
gung an uno legte Der Game bann
Den Beniionsbetrag fir ods 3rueite
@ierteliabr bin. Limb 6as erite Bier.
teliabr2" fragte bic iiberraihte Ia.
me. .2aiien sic fih beibeinigen,
DaB sic audi am 81. Wars am 2ebeu
ipuren, bann befomtncn Gle auh bic
geuiion fir oas erite gierteliobr"
inate Der Neunte NIT pbiIoiopbifder
.esas5s a,nA iAtss osn G&aI4z.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

RjHe ErbtnanS ne. 4s5.lsi2--5aI
W 29ibCrEatEys bon ErotnaH. no lssS.
pdfr, GIN i3 aoeember 1911. Gne Cre,han'
gen @os 3,o4s nHo ssoss, paa'ri an IL. As
seHber .eil,
ssi a. retorbnei bsm Siabtratt ser eiast
cincinnati. Ssaas Ehi0:
isorunarn ire''eao far bic ausaabs ron Bonbs
IN ber gnmme Dor tetsiauscHe 10000 e0l
2oqaiS beoafs slHtetsuR esres Senos sar
EesatluHg Aes itaotii6en Sbels bsr aelitH
fen gcenue, nou ReafiEe Aeab bic ssalbiue'
Ion areHIla tart 9rabtruug, EfBen DnH
gnsbs nHo SfLa'teIn hes Sabrreaf, palliIi
ON ls R1pewbsr 1911. Greturn1 ITO. S.o.3.
aoTSs 'ss IN ssr sn.nnIe f ben ian,uassssissaiaa.
fene 1895 900 Op) Dollars bebaff arf1efflllg
etnes Sorbs str Se5GtIlna bee i;ahitftsn
ssstis ess aotien nEo aassahsH ilr eis pet
3gacb5riafeiier bosu ~ Gafiern npenns. gvi'
t6su Philadelphia strabf HHo Der alien aor'
pcIati9HsIute ppu airIoob, Hrb GtHftIiebii1
Der iidsiifter 1te'l bee acfira ftir ben nc!st,
nEb sSegrredle gaftrf pcH EfnbiTcih 1Hi
IL. DECEMBER 1911. tnsb piterrnfenn Etitis.
neu /, z. nrt bpr Eroinars &c. 5.0si
gonts IN ber guuirne bon breitunbertnHbiIe.
ben iugieue ls307 600 0Ol Dollars tshuis an.
ftoifunI stnes Soues .ur gesnblnne bee iines
itften Jtttls Der aoiiem nre alsanbeH 'nr
9biIabelphn Ssrose tie sur cIien anrrpras
iiensIinie BON einpoeh, cpsarnemmsn blsIsni.
gen Tbeile nCic'e :uienertet nfteIsH Fnb tsi
Der Acoispooh GteHsana nnb Der Tslia abenne
Areusuna IN AerbiubuHe mif Der sinsan, Se.
perfumes aFteii. uIIb pieerrufsHe cine Trs
btnany 30 n2s EorfetrnHden freffenb stir
BITE dnsaa5s bon Noabs iw ber Eumns bon
oreibrnbsuunbfisteu farfeub lss0- 400 .ool
Iolars betuie an'faiiuna einss sones sur
nue stusanhcn 'nr bic HerbeHsrune bsn
GatterH arcHns pou asafhsnpicn Sirnsf bic
aar alter sforepratinntiinls hon pnipcoo
ruseenommcn nieiCHaeH 1bsiis. spslfe iple.
herberlufeuer nHb Del Ser Horitpeee arrli,
sGHe unp 2eIia aeenas hrrnMne tr Hsrbins
hnns mi! ter sisenH.e eepnurpnas elrtes, t"
paifiri BON siasirnfb am 4 T.seinter ffii.
paNir, rom gtabirnb am II. December 1911.
fei Hrn biefelbeu biermif rinesrufen tpsytsn
geiiior 2 Tiefe crbsnnns fon In ardf,
irsten iub TiiiiiG'eit tabsH Ron nrb raj h,al
frhheiteg tnm Gsfes erianbien aelspnnfte an.
Taftir; ON o dnaids " = 1919
gimeen W, Sohrfcr.
Rrsitbsnf he's Stchtfatbs
geelcrtief: grttuf 1fvr, gisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Bom beiIigen 8ureail.
fratius. Gie .9etite Hepublique"
er3abIt elm angebIi6 pahres 9eifi6t-
den, bas BON Der fran3oiiihen gu.
reaufratie einen id,onen 8eeriff giebt.
ssn 9fubeitano nerieete gearrl4e uno
geamteiIiDiftpen. fpelf)e 8erriion be-
Sieben, niiiifen in Sranfreih, fpenn tie
ibre Beniion erbeben nolIen, iidy amt
Iih beideiiiiger Iaiien, oaB iie fpirfli5
rod am 2coen iino. Stun eeihab ec.
bcb eine Deamtpnpitt1pe iif am
al. Ma<s aisiss SGbrss lire NeniiOn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

aubifor, fur 30 Ses sDeirnses ber>Honbs, auf
bic Qsbo7en nurbe
Dnk me1f, trgenbetrts pber oue mnoebote on
bermerfen, fptrb bcrbsbaIfsn
Nile unasbcte miiYen perI.egeIt unb elbrruf!
attn nut ber MufeHfeiie bee GenteTts: .9ibs tor
Gtrcst Smprcncmen; Bpube~
SraT. Wafhburn,
|.3f,TfA2f Munffpr her Etnbf Utuctuudtt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Sormen ben 50 aferr. ssT00: % acer.
$500, lnie 81 aSer. $4,000: ga; eerbefferi on
eutsr Ssties: In Ter Aabs bon rahriisn ma
slsr hsr itpafsn Qpufaes TN Nsf.eIpeiien:
Qossbmafionol, lno linterrt4i anHsIif fret 4nG
sptnYut tnfperNihi nub hsm Ctto Etaie Roc
mai IeEIeae VIE Strs Rn6bafn iine bte be-
fisn Toe Garh ia ioI1ftefHi1s oorsnaltf shs
alcs sIifagfa @ls eyTab Iimothn, Neru. E2si
ssr eioaaen Saier anrfosfsiH gpsIorsn ant
lreenerseIdeS dsemiifs.
psrman e. armiffsae. Egfeth. c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

nine crbtuan1 "a, 4s7.ia12-eer.
" iebranpeu ireftetb tit ate alsqnbe ben
gUnhs IN Sel Suntte por Si69 1000 20 betuis
AnIdafuug eneS eSottoE 'iir ben auiaH MO
Snitnnaiiln zines ger.ila TRIBE dtpnniicH
4umpmaftine fir bic QtncHnaii Hai'sr'
ect es OerorSnei seHr staptraib Der etasi
seftion 4. Ias es pom ziceirait Der eiaot
9inciHraii 'lr noibncnbig cracrei hno. eoi.os
befag'cr SiaS: nas5usttG.. uue GU est'aaisn
tn bcr GumIne bon etnsTheJflc6aig touisHp
$3.50 000' Ipunrs beiu'S IHt1aNung siles
2pnbs ttir ben anIout gne bic lnftaun!icr
etner Reriieni IrtpIe gggan'iDH RnnspHnfhtnc
mil eirer aapdsiidt Der febcnsebn gllsusonei'
t24 StMuben, aufammtn mtt foittr EanI
feiieH SerbHenngcn 5a0eh Ttqtettsn 0n9l'
uscrtns etc, Fueite rritncEoie itHo, I'm Ole
ielbe 3u elmer poniiaHe'aen tne ~ befretesl,.
hPn 5H macbsH ffir bic gtat Estotee" oer
Cincinnati gs1Nerfperfe
eeiiicn 3 Tat bic FoHsS, Der bsfaaieH
Eiuot ausleaeEen tperbsr 'otel In Ter Eunute
60r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. isloc ocol lrOl.
!ats fir bic horeenargieH 3nedt. besiarte
gones foueu tn Der Ieaominaisen eoI tnrf'
n's siu s b.. 5G,aT so Ss5 S.mm
perbeu mao, ann feuen 3irien iTnaen sur Rais
bon niet t4ql pro5ent ger 9dM. Tie bsine'
zen gonss ioten eottss .sn pem eri:en xa9t
i'm Sfpienlber Hnn sutlbdr fttn IN brftht3
{s0) SubrsH moi heni TGirr.
EefiioH 3. Die cefafieu s'erbs fcEfn ans
aeaebeii. ausgetfenf Inn hdrther ccrfaai nsrs
Der Crssnans tiefes el7biru,heS suf Asgull.
runa Der Hnsadhs por SoHhf In Der Stne,
Cincinnati. Eiaai Cbio gai';ti ON 2f. 3s'
rstar 1912 ri
Gettien Ter GtloF onf benz Bsrsani
befagier Bombs, aasasneumen bic asrartisn ans
aafgelaufenen 5lHfen fclsH oeH 1saiersr orts
Scne SNuc FunD~ pulaef4Ttfber mo
ausbe satli fperbeu auf sIHrpstluas bee Ittectos
OF Qutiic gerpies uno eurt befaeisH 1,reeior
OF BubIit 5errics fir itis blstla fpsaiiiaitisn
Smese oerspenbei fperbxT
setfioR g. 3ief nsAiuaH, fcn In araf!
| ,reien uue GIIiiefelt bubsn bon unb mad esri
| triIhefrer BON eSe'ege ertdabtea 5eiipuHfis ar.
Iaihrt an g. auguis u. G 1919
Slmsp n ~ ebutpu,
@raHbeHt res Ginbirdits.
r. "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

eeIiebtcr sobn bon Sran adtte @obnler; I'M
Tcnuerfiaa. ben o. sluauft 1919, Ha1mstiaas
2 unr. pnm 9raucrbaufs. sie. $685. Vrctpeti
9lnenue. ghsoiot Chic, aus itati. BerpannIe
nnb 5reunoe fun btflttit etHeelaoch ave
bcfe. zo'zl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

.torb am sysontaa, ZEN 10. stucut 1912,
6itrpul,mus Durasr,

Bitttuer bon nfarn Burger, I'M alter bon 20
eroiauno finoet Rurncrfioa ben 22. IneH't
1912, lRpreens llbr, BON Irnucrbouie, 10.
47G6 Samiltpn Noenue are fait, nnb ptro
nm llbr TN Der ct BpntfnstufsS Str1le eilt
feierltdes Hcouiem abarbaIieH ireyoen. Srelut'
be Iine ba'Iihft rineeIaher 2o,2t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Sarm ron 20 aGeru. gseiifn boHi Gnee
Der g2effrpore GGriin,f sa wHanien: betmts'
fbe obsr reianfts eeaen Iiaoisiaenfbnu z.
9itne Etrukg IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

i'm gItcr bon Sc Sobreu, aEcnaieu uno -
3aaen Sie 3eeroialnp tinoet Grnnettus,
hrI, % guorft 1912, aattmittaes / l!br, bon
hcr 5euiihscnanacli'ebeu STRIDE No iSi9
eaiiern glpenue, aug iuit nno tft 'trii prtodi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21
RopmpnS, Q0sora, Alophus,

i'm sItcr bon 2h Sahren. las peidenhe'
adronib finoet bcue Morgeu 80 llet e9ni
Trauerbautc OH oer gaGFbingtcn aoenue; eee'
riot O. aus ftait. lpcranf III Der 9. Watt
russairche etH gnecnmt relGbriyt fptro, po5a
ssrptrnc mo @cripanbte einesiGoen itre bon
ben trducruneR StnierhIicheHeti;
Sofepb ufro gertta geanh Il 7 a I.
# GiterH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21
farm D6bmtr,

etarb am Moniaa. ben 1a. sIu8uft 1912
&urruittaaS IL lbr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

geo. " Est
eeIicbie Satin bon 2obn SrIef, i'm aIier bon
50 Sa5rcu Die @cersiGlrta fiHoei ftdt bonn
lrdterbdlHe ans, ylo. 1921 Quebec 5toae. an
Genncritug IPprgen um nbr. tporau' Hni n
ubr IN Der Si @onaecntnras lfirte Elm feter'
Iilhes Heaifiem nbaebGlieu ruirb. Neetotgung
rrinot. stie ieiHe giumeH. 2l,2Z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Starb in ictucr geptunue, Dtc. 254 earr'
Strnbe Gn't 9nh, cfn Itcniiae, ben ~. III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21
Cmil flfTa,

aeIicbier Gsatie bon g0uifn Sgeiia. aeb. seisr,
i'm glier bon 81 SGbTeH uuo ~ 2a9fn. Eis
qeCroiquuq fineei fGti am EoHHerfiag, ben
% aueuit &dtminaas uhg. Jrennbe itno
bter5H hoHicbii einaeIaheu. 2f,22
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Stcrb am Mppiae. ben -. aueun lel
gRorarns nm 4 libr, infer innts't eeltebies
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21
Nus Der Sdlp eia.

6pchIaiinn. - Die Iutomobilte'npT
lihteit. - Der Ssimatbfdus. -
Gjeaen oie @eridanoeIuns pes
QIetitfirns. Die sHaaotnsr
Wdlber in 9efabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Factnenb Icaeu mir T't uieber
In EeiH itiaes Gdblafgemaft,
11iemaIs iebTft Tn 81 uHe rlcoer,
TauIm ,pe,neH MIR Itr rad
Iot es fdlaqi far nnS bic Eiunot,
80 ruir uns einii rptehsrfsb'r
soeHu Deretni SAM f6ortfeH guube
gfr hor Gpiiss Ibroue 'ieb'H 2o,2i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Eiarb am SorHiag ben Is. auea'i 1912.
dbenhe llbr 80 RiHu!en unfsr tHntGiigette9'
trT Gatse. 21er. GctpieGerpater Gub Out
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21

Gtarb am alortGe eer 10, angiFt 1872.
2tb9nos 10 ubr 40 1FtnuieH IN ietner 9op'
nune, 70. 53Ik &Cfi ptcaitGeH apenue,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21
Marp Writs,

Sturb an aponlao, ben ~ auguft 1912. um
4 lIbr aihruA5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-21
Alois domptl,

I'M sIter bon rs Sabren 3ie seerbisuua fin
bel nau fener g3pbnund 9poiout Sonls, Esr,
9GtulittaQ nm / libt TAFT HetfgtuHs anf
benz Spring Broce iyrieehofe I'm : nbr RAD
u'iiiags fsreunbe iuh hiersu einaslGbeH. I'M
fiiues Seileib bitten
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
PREDICT DROP
IN MEAT PRICE
Cattle Come in, Good Graz
ing in Sight.

Chicago, Aug. 17.-Lower prices for
beef.
That was the prediction at the stock
yards here following the top notch
mark of $1,000 a %huI,lred, touched in
the market. 1t Is believed the highest
price has been reached and that there
will be q quick decline. The prices
are expected to go downhIll rapidly
next week.
The great packing houses are pre-
pairing for an assault all along the
line on the cattle market. Good grass
In the great grazing stretches west
of the Missouri river will cause the
decline. Cattle In the market have
been very scarce. A good steer was
worth $3.50 to its owner.
But cattle have begun to come in.
A trainload from Alberta, the first In
years, has been received. and others
have come in from every part Of the
grazing country. With good grazing
in sight the shortage is expected to
disappear and prices drop.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
WHERE THE CHILDREN OBEY
Courtesy 70 tho Elders Universal In
That Country, Makes tho Cor
man Homo Ideal.

AS a rule German children OF all
classes are treated as children n
taught the elementary virtue Of obedi'
ence. Das Recht des Kindes Is a new
cry with some of the people, but new
ertheless Germany Is one OF the few
remaining civilized countries where
the elders still have rights and priv
ileges. l heard of an English woman
the other day who said that she had
never eaten the wing Of a chicken,
because when she was young 1t was
always given to the older people, and
now that she was old 1t was saved Tor
the children. II she lived In Germany
she would still have a chance, provfd-
cd she kept away from a small loud
set. who In all matters OF education
and morality would like to turn the
world upside down.
In most German homes the noisy,
spotlt American child would not be
endured for a moment, and the little
.tyrant Of q French family would be
taught fts place to the comfort and
advantage Of all concerned. l have
dfned with a large family where eight
young ones Of various ages sat At An
overflow table and did not disturb
their elders by q sound. II was not
because the elders were harsh or the
young folks ~repressed, but because
Germany teaches its youth to behaYe.
The little girls still drop you a pref
~ old-fashioned courtesy when they
greet you. Tho little boys. II you are
staying in the house with them. come
snd shake hands at unexpected times
when they arrive from school, for
instance. and before they 80 out for
q walk. They play tho same games
AZ English children and / need hardly
say that they are brought UP on the
same fairy stories, because many OF
our ~favorttes come from Germany
From Home Life in Germany" BY
Mrs. Alfred Sidgwick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
OFFICERS FOR
CONN0RSASS'N
Fifth Ward Club Reorganize
--Other Political Dope.

The T. r. Connors Association of
the fifth ward was re-organized last
night by electing the following Of
ficers: President, j.. A. Cazoran;
vice-president, Thomas Hanley; sec
sstary, Richard Jago; treasurer,
Thomas Connors. The next meet
ing will be August %.
1t is reported that George S. Wal
ker, a well known labor man, has a
petition in circulation indorsing
himself for the nomination to the
recordership on the Democratic
ticket.
Martin D~uschock, Republican an
nounced today that he has with
drawn from the aldermanic race in
the fifth ward and will give his sup
port to the newly launched boom of
Joseph Gadek. The Republican
nominee will oppose Alderman l.. c..
Dalton, Democrat, who has no OPP
position to date for the nomination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17

Miss Helen Metzner, who has Deen
spending the past month Win reI@
tiyes in Ohio, returned to her hohe
in High street last evening.
Misses Lizzie and Ella DeHart' OF
Staten Island, were renewing olu
acuuaintances in town Friday al
ternoon.
Misses May and Edith Hardy, OF
South Amboy, were local VISITORS
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Raymond, of Cleveland
Ohio. who has been visiting relatives
in Madison avenue, left yesterday
morning for her home in the west.
Miss Anna Dahl, of Oak street
and Miss Anna J. Smith, of Fayette
street, left this morning for Hartford,
Conn, where they will spend two.
weeks with Mrs. Hans J~orgensen, OF
that place.
Miss Florence Smith, of Fayette
street, is spending a week with her
aunt, Mrs. George Waters, of ia
maica, l.. /.
Howard Lyon, who is spending the
month of August at Lake Hopatcong,
made a trip to this city last evening
on his Indian motorcycle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
HOUSEHOLD
YQyESTI0hs

A diseolored bean pot may be re-
stored to its original Wilderness by
letting buttermilk stand In It for q
day or so.
If the brush r. removed from the
carpet sweeper, dipped in water, and
then replaced, the sweeper will not
raise a dust.
Lower the temperature OF an oven
considerably after the roast has been
in for twenty minutes, AID the juices
will be retained.
Unbleached calico shrinks very
much when washing. When making
1t up an extra inch . yard should be
allowed for this.
The European method Of cooking
green peas is to boil them before shell
ing, and then to reason and reheat
them after Smelling.
To prevent pictures from slipping
and hanging uneven, hang them first
face to the wall, and then twist
around, making a in the wire.
When preparing a turkey or chick,
en-, try rubbing 1t inside with a piece
Of lemon. It will whiten the flesh and
make it more tender.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
SO They All Ate Onions.

Sallie Fisher, the musical comedy
star, who sang herself into the upper
register Of popular favor with that
"Dearie" song. has = mother who &C.
casionally gets Salne into trouble 1t
was at ; little dinner party In New
York last season and there were four
at the table, sallie, her mother and
two friends. Mrs. Fisher carefully
scanned the menu card and then stat
ed, with particular emphasis, that b
wanted an order Of Spanish onions.
sliced and raw, and didn't care what
else was ordered.
"Mother!" circulated sallfe.
"Onions7 And before the perform
anee7"
Onions and before the perform
ance," insisted Mrs. Fisher. Then b
cast a rather scornful expression to-
ward the fastidious daughter. III these
boys could see you eating garlic IN
the summer time they would have no
objections to my eating onions IN the
winter time" said Mrs. Fisher, de-
cisively, w~hereupon Sallie collapsed.
Then they all ate onions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
CARRIER ASKS
FOR RENEWAL
Roosevelt Saloon Keepers
Application Anglers Judge.

New Brunswick, Aug. 17:-Judgc
Peter z. Days ire was somewhat
aroused yesterday when the application
of Adam CARRIER, of Roosevelt, for a
wholesale liquor license was brought up.
CARRIER has been holding both a retail
and wholesale license, but the Judge
sometime ago announced that hereafter
no one person could hold both.
Counsellor ". NJ. Rysdyk, of Jersey
City, this morning informed the court
that his partner, ex-Judge Robert D.
Hudspeth. New Jersey member of the
Democratic National Committee, had
been retained by CARRIER as counsel and
would like action on the matter de-
ferred for two weeks.
81 consider it presumtuous, y said
Judge DAILY, ''fOr CARRIER to make this
application. I stated publicly, in open
court, that no more such licenses would
be granted, yet he comes in here with
an application for a renewal OF his
wholesale license"
Mr.. Rysdyk said that he was lot
aware, of course, of this state of at
fairs, but would like, out of courtesy
to Judge H~udspeth to have the ad-
journment granted.
"Certainly, that will be done,' said
Judge DAILY. "But this mans whole
sale license expires on August IS, which
is Sunday. If he sells at wholesale
after that he will be arrested. Gar
Der was in court when this notice was
given.
Judge DAILY stopped the granting of
retail and wholesale licenses in pairs
when it became apparent that in some
sections, and especially in Roosevelt, all
the dealers seemed DESTROYS of becom-
ing dual license holders. 1t was a
question Of granting all or none, and
the judge chose the none. In some
cases in the country sections, where
there are no wholesale places, he has
granted boilers licenses to hotels, but
no wholesale licenses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
WADE UP WITH GOosEBERRIES
After-Dlnner Sweets That Can Hardly
Fall to Please All Members
OF tho Family.

Go%oseberry and Rice Pudding.-But-
ter a shallow pudding dish. put a layer
of gooseberries in 1t, sprinkle with
sugar and grated lemon peel, and
then add . layer OF boiled rice. Alter
nate these layers until the dish Is furl,
having the last layer Of rice. Sprinkle
w with crumbs and bits Of butter,
fruit Is tender; about half an hour
will be sufficient
Another very pleasing way to serve
gooseberries with rice ia as follows:
Butter a mold, and cover the inside
with q layer OF boiled rice about an
inch thick; leave the inside Of the
mold empty until the rice sets, then
fill 1t with rich, thick slowed goose.
berries; v 1t with buttered paper,
and steam 1t for an hour. Turn tho
pudding out carefully and serve with
a thin custard or with cream and
sugar.
G%ooseberry Charlotte.-Top and tail
the gooseberrfes, and stew until ten
der with a very little water. Add
sugar to make quite sweet. Butter a
shallow pudding dish. put in a layer
of thin bread and butter, then a layer
of the gooseberries and proceed In
this way until the dish Is full, having
bread on top. Sprinkle over with
brown sugar, pour over half q small
cupful Of water and make IN q mod
crate oven for half an hour. Serve
with whipped cream.-From the
Housekeeper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-17
HAD LAID AWAY THE BANJO
Old Darby Found His Talents Brought
: Him Into Grave Danger, and
He Fled.

!. Senator John Sharp Williams tells OF
a character" In q southern state
known as 'the best banjo player any
where" 1t followed, therefore. that
when = lady In the town whereof this
instrumentalist is q resident wished to
show some northern visitors Just what
a genuine old darby could do with =
banjo she called at Uncle Henry's lit
Ito cabin and stated her wishes to his
wife.
II is very sorry, missy" said the
wife, "but Henry he aIn't playin' de
banjo any mo-" She then indicated
the spot where the instrument lay.
covered with dust He 1es' puts IN
all his time flshin' now"
What led him to give up his play.
ing?" asked the visitor. HAS he got
religion?"
mo, missy, dat wuthless niger
amt got no religion. No. missy; he's
done got skeered."
Scared? OF WHAT"
by dat minstrel show, honey. Do
boss Of dat show he hearn de ole man
playin', an he offers him a stidy Job
dom It. Yassum, An It skeered Hen
ry so bad dat he quit banjo playin'
right away"