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5ud a,Ii ieo''1" e. m, shan bo
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,au ,f .lNon, under 4'p'Qo.Iea
ruat.I l.. ''e' shafcbo,i'l,p ,'lp sD5.,
At tM ns rr"@.a "'' hoard Of G.I'a', Is, m
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.t.'F'. 't the yotos areceiyirp
'''' elected ea'l sb,i
lts t,iluro l.
on tFr day s,,ao.,. ~ nod an II,
"Is Hr '''l'od shall T., r
'olole N ,,t''n it4'o''''on, but II, +,
a't1fan oGrctio, u sa1'l boEI \,
''D1 notice or ~, h' held. afi.,1 Over
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ra ~, F't'
.u.. ''r'c'ora shall =,
4 t'lcuj '''o'lt ana "
for ',,, ,5. Directors shan b,
'''S'e''on Of baa;aio ioo0n
h' Directors sb,u
"Mt = Sccrota,y' ''' eject Or 3,
l"'Nr's as may i, ''' w such pn
may ~ the eoorn''.e,,Fsafy, ana
lIrn' ~ tho f;c,'sa'loa 10 N
IH"nts and nirrrtnas''' y cmploye@
"o'a,ron, and tbn,. ,s o, tae @j
n"4sr 10 enact Nv, ', sNa'l hars
4 place of n,n,, ,,l matter, 10 ,o,
I,moyc ,ny ~! fs!.lss' TO auspanl"
NJ rlect Of dnt,' ,''or' or Direetor,go
tn p,n,a a,,I '' oF mlscond,,ot "
~ Nhall have grnea., Sy-
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Get your JOB PRINTING
At the IBERIAN Office
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FOE 6ALn Typewriter sup.
pSsA 4illae0S News Dspot
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Paid up stock shall bo pual III
full at tho Iato of IT. ~ 1r.
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mat AtIiclc VI Of the ch,r,o, :,
s'h CORPORATION as amended i y y
''' ana IS amended to read \, n,
lows: W.
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'h' word "shares" and a.,,..,
shares as used in this Ar,;,,s m rl'l
!" N''cl l. NV do not ineh,an '' a aol :
NJ stock. ''''''e rad
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Minors, and married Wabl,.tt uI ..
hold. subscribe frI. Transfer. -,u.
withdraw shares IN th, mu.r.4
prescribed ly law
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On alI shares Pledged ~ aJnn
tiOnal security FOR rpai rgtal, IoIl.
payments shall ho imptIf,d
The weekly Iberian., 1912-06-29

First to fines and tho rerut5ai .,
mont Of monies paid t"r. account ul
slar, holders; md, Ia Tia" e@ttID
m. Mt of interest due, .Ud 3r1, r..
inst ailments ON shares, r">I,faj
that the order Of ,mput lftnu mpE
he changed ut the dlTeretWFj All
the Board Of Directors
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herctOforc provided for tu W.su.
" instalIments Of twenty ff1l1rut.
per share per week
And the "InstaIlmont ah4., o.
be hereafter lssucd. shpli a.,..
for in weekly in9tallm"nt a
least tWCntV cents per .tsta ira. r,...
week. beginning With th" itr-t .r.n
urday Of the month ~ rs%uru,0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
WORLDS SEVENTH
S. S. CONVENTION
TO sc -elo zuRicn s~Irzee.
LAND JULY SIS
SPECIAL Rates 10 be Mace o. All stes~.
SHIP Lives Tor Tr,ps Including
20 Days o. Mere.

Poster adVeriislng the seventh
worlds SUNDAY school convention
which l. &" be held ina Zurich July :
70 10. nav" been received by the local
sunday school headpus. rters and con-
tain much interesting information
concerning IN" trip MI the leading
steamship lines have offered special
rates Tor the accommodation OF those
desiring To take adVantag" OF the op-
p"rtunitN To visit tho Holy land and
tho scenic points Of Europe and Asia.
Special maps have been made show
ing I'm detail the five different routes
offered 10y I'll" steamship companies
Steamers Will lcaV" Montreal on July
~. Boston on July l. and New York
on July -. The rnut passes through
many cities Including Paris. London.
EdinburG. Gibraltar ard the Italian
lakes
Delegates from all over the world
viii hc in attendance and IL interest
can 10" aroused locally ~ IN possible
that this city may be represented.
Zurich is the capital of Switzerland
and the trip tn this quaint city IL
alone sufficient payment for the trip.
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Noundsville Briefs.

Tho East End Boosters cbIb Of the
East End gave one OF their enjoyable
dances al the callahan hall on Jeffer
son aNenue last evening.
\. J. McElroy. the genial clerk OF
the T.. T.. KoOn'Z news stand. is OF
duty on account of an attack OF
grippe
Mrs. John B"ddUw entertained last
evening with a tea at her home on
First street IN honor of Mrs. Armor
Of Macon. Georgia.
Miss Ausia Francis left yesterday
for Columbus. Ohio. To- visit her sister
Mrs. Henry Gehring. for few DAYS
: Tho proposed meeting OF the Asso
Ciated Charities last evening was
evening was postponed until later
uats
The Leap Year Social club OF the
/ United Presbyterian church has is.
sued invitations for valentine party
; TO be held this evening in the parlors
Of the church.
John Packson is confined TO his
home on Park street with an attack
az humps
Mr. and Mrs. p n. SadIer. Of Pt
Marion. Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Jisnes ID. Parriott for n few days.
The condition of Jacob Clark aged
%. probably the oldest veteran OF the
B Civil war In Marshall county. Is very
J near deaths door and is not expected
4 IN live throughout the day.
The Misses HuSemau. Of Morgan.
town. will spend next week az guests
Of their brother. Howard Ruseman
on jefferson aVCr'Ie.
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l06-Mrs. Burke. Forty-eigih and Eoff.
l0s-Mrs. Hartley Craig. Main.
io9-Mars. Margaret Bowers. Ben
wood
llO-Mrs. Cunningham. Benwood.
11i-Mrs. John Kettlewell. Benwood.
lI2-Mrs. Westfail. McMechen.
1l3-Mrs. John Weekley. McMechen.
li4-Mrs James Powell. McMechen.
ll6-Mrs. Kirk. Fulton.
l1s-Mrs. +. ID. Prosspr. Leatherwood.
ll9-Mrs. Edward Metzner. Wood
lawn.
i20-Mrs. W. II. Grade. Woodlawn.
12i-Misses Jennie and Sallie Fal-
loure, Echo Point.
i22-Mrs. Herbert. Edgewood
l23-Mrs. Ed Mossburg. Edgewood.
l24-Mrs. James Beans. Edgewood.
i25-Mrs. Davis. Ave. A.. Edgedale.
l26-Mrs. w. II. Metzner. Pleasant
Valley.
l27-Miss Ethel Williams. Park View.
l2s-Mrs. u. r. Sheets. Greggs.
13i-Mrs. Edward Null. Elm Grove.
13@-Mrs. NJ. II. McCausland. National
Road.
iS3-Mrs. VIM. ID. Campbell. Patter-
1S4-Mrs. Albert Craft. Triadelphia.
l34-Mrs. Cyrus oldham, 43s y. HUI
ron.
13a-Mrs. II. Hawkins. 4I6 y. Huron.
'33-Mrs. King. i0l y. Huron.
i36-Mrs. CLANCY. COS y. Huron.
l3e-Mrs. George Stobbs. 512 Wabash.
l31-Mrs. Davis. 4iO Erie.
13s-Mrs. H. G. Meyer. 3l2 n. York.
l3s-Mrs. Thos. Schofeld. 2i5 y
Broadway.
i39-Mrs. Thomas Cav. % Kentucky.
13a-Mrs. Kraft. 326 y. Huron.
lfO-Miss Nellie Schenerlein, 81 y.
Wabash.
1i0-Mrs. Gilbert. 3I4 Erie.
l4l-Mrs. II. +. Fitzpatrick. 96 Mary.
land
i4i-Mrs. l.. e. Vie;s. 9 y. Huron.
l42-Mrs. Cook. % Maryland.
if2-Mrs. James Anderson. 80 Mary
land.
i+a-Mrs. \. L. Edwards. 10 :. Penn.
l43-Mrs. Albert Shabsn. lis S. Penn.
lf4-Mrs. Christian wincher. I2s 3
Huron
li5-Mrs. ~ e. Hunter. ~ Zane
i4s Mrs -. " Broksw. ~ Virginia
H. Mr.. W. \. Cook. 3O5 X. Front.
ias-MrS. q. y Mckee. sos Front
rs Mrs. " ~ HaVker. zoe Broad
i49-Nr. Henry Ross. sIO < Broad
iso- Mr. \ ~ Co~an. ~ : Broad
i,' Mr. Frea Nahke .i' : Huron.
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Wsrwood Briefs and Personals.

Isaiah TTttle. who has been team
ing about Warwood for the past sev.
"rai years and live on Gleen's Run,
went 10 work on tdc Pennsylvania
road yesterday as y freight brakeman.
Mr. Ray. one of the oldest residents
on Glenns Run. North Warwood. IL
-"riously ~ AZ hi, home with pneu.
monia.
Tho little son ~ Mr. and Mrs
James Dryard. - Twentieth street. is
slowly recovering from several
days serious Illness
Master Harry Grimm. Who haS beer
confined fo hi- home for 'he past sev
cal weeks With measles. followed
ffn o. severe attack 81 grippe. -
O. bout we'll
The Nff'. daughter - Mr and Mrs
i'"nrl B.achiet. ~ Center Warn Ood
.. H
Tr.d f..''i.. '-rs4 boss Tor tho VII
.Iu Dave a ~ou- oil cornpan, Of
rIfrn N.- ~aflrred 20 uork after
-srsrs a.ass .ara'I1r
F@fr Naar. 49, Thomas 49,
ems 20 'ra 81 ~
sweet f.r ..utaf. have rr+u~nn1 -n
-- i.r. .r Ha'.ar. after . fsu
r.' rst.r p Jones t~o
'f rr-~s ri solfh
.--.I
Wee s'-pia lst.-- af
I.r.r rs Srl-t
s.-r raf.rr .r
F-. rrsss
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which recently brought the Logan
tract OF land at the foot of jefferson
avenue and Twelfth street. MAJ
launch hardware supply mauufactur.
ing concern. with head Offices in
cleveland. o. a representative OF tn.
concern was in the city "Wednesday
and was shown over the site bv la
a. Sigafoose. Of the land compau,
The representative has taken the siio
under consideration. The plaut
would employ about zoo mon
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Valentine Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Kammerer de
lightfully entertained number OF
their friends with a Valentine party
on Wednesday evening az their home
on Center Main street The house
was beautifully and artistically dee
Grated. The hours spent In various
games and enjoying vocal and instru
ment music. followed by delicious
luncheon. Those present we're. Mr.
and Mrs. James Dunn and daughter
Miss Helen: Mrs. Chas. Cupp. Misses
Mildred. Irene and Emma Sammeres
Messrs. Jack Body and Harry sam
meres.
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dairyman whose milk wagon over
turned Tuesday afternoon. and At the
time IL was thought he had only sus
tained slight injuries. was more seri
ously hurt than al first supposed His
wrist was badly sprained. while he
received number or severe contu-'
sions about the body and face and
he may have been int -rnally injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
New Machinery Arrived

car load Of now machinery has
arrived Tor the nov sand bank 10 De-
equipped on the Compton tract OF land
near the gravel hill. and tho ban
WI De operated by H. -. Truman
II. ). McFadden has the conirac' for
unloading the machinery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
New Fire Company to Meet.

meeting of the Reliance Fire
company will be held on Friday even.
ing. when the proceeds from Il watch
that vas recently sold will be- turned
over 10 the officers of the organiZa-
ton. to be applied to the payment on
a lot on which the company will build
an engine house and club room in
North Warwood just as soon as SUI
fcient funds can be raised 10 pur-
chase the lumber
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The annual revival services al the
Calvary NJ r. church which have
been in progress for the past month
in charge Of the pastor. Rev John
Heddow. will be brought TO final
close tonight. There were no ser
vices ~ the church last evening. ON
ing 10 Mrs Armor making an address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
FilIino sev,n,b s,,..

The work ~ nlling in Sc,.nil.
street Is progressing nicely Tho dirt
used In tho flliug = h.ing taken fr.,..
me sewer ditch and viii on tho cHfit..
street be'v con Lafayette avenue ar. A..
VI y A q railroad track
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PRAYER MEETINGS
~ tie i-,e-ess - tie -oHy- ss-es,
cs-es's- 20 ss tsese Tea
Evsai,e

The eNaneelstsC campaign will b. held
In The homes OF the following Friday
evening from 20" TO : o'clock
Districts.
Mrs. T. ! Thompson. warwood
2-Mrs. G.. Welschhans. Marwood
3-Mrs. J. r. Evans. war~ood.
Mrs. Wolfe. Nineteenth. War
wood
Mrs. DR. Abercrombie. Nine
tenth. Warwood
Miss Emma Lash. Main. War
wood.
S-Mrs. Jacob Grubors. Main. War
wood.
13-Mrs. A. ". Johnson. zoo Coal.
i4-Mrs. Grace Spargo. 460 Main.
lG-Mrs. W. A. Wilson. 500 Main.
l1-Miss Carrie Neidert. 6I3 Market.
1s-Mrs. Mozier. $50 Main.
20-Mrs. Thurber. Grandview.
2l-Miss I.ottie Ball, % Seventh.
e2-Mrs. John Howell, I25 Market.
23-Miss Jane Young. IA Main.
26-Mrs. w. G. Foster. 92& Market.
2s-Mrs. Book. 1914 Main.
29-Mrs. John Long. 1899 EofY.
30-Mrs. Seaman. Summit.
3l-Miss Margaret Mckibben. ~
Eleventh.
32-Mrs. Jennie Norman. TIA Chap
line.
34-Mrs. s. l.. Jepson. 81 Twelfth.
35-Mrs. Ella Holiday. Rolf Apis.
Thirteenth
3I-Mrs. X. Dent Reyman. - Thir.
teenth.
39-Mrs. W. $. Dysinger. 1914 EofY.
40-Mrs. Albert Meyer. 80 Fifteenth.
41-Mrs. y. Jones. 100 Fifteenth.
4e-Miss Fannie Court. 1T6 Four
teenth.
43-ylrs. VIM. ID. Marshall. 20 Six
ieenth
44-Mrs. n. J. McCul!agh. 81 Fiji
teenth.
45-Mrs. Booking. l54I. Sixteenth.
46-Mrs. ". Bennett. Sc sixteenth.
47-Mrs. v. Parker 81 Fifteenth.
4S-Mrs. a. VI. Warren. lls Si,J
teenth.
49-Miss Luetta McKown. g. Fiji
teenth.
50-Slrs. a. Powell. -? Alley l6
5l-Mrs. Christian Saunders. 1900
Woods
32-Mrs. John Mechanism. III
Lind
53-Mrs. Charlotte Eayha. sss Nc
Colloch.
Mrs. Jennings. 1226 baltimore.
;'G-Mrs. Hutchinson. a10e.
S1-Mrs. W. II. Bowers. 6S TWEEN
tieth
IS Mrs. Howard Clark. 234a Market.
39-Mrs. Charles Trigg. - Twen-
tieth.
GO-NIrs. Will W. Irwin. 2207 Chap
line
6i-Mrs. W. Il. Dudley. 2323 Eoff.
g. Mrs. John Hunter. 1916 Jacob.
63-Mrs. Ritz. 1922 Eoff
oi-Mrs. EIesnel. 90 Alley is.
GJ-Mrs. W. -. Carrigan.
66-Airs. Minnie Harlow. 240J Chap
line.
6'-Mrs. Walter Davis. 2412 Wilson.
6S-Mrs. George Bauerle. 25i5 E.off.
69-Mrs. A. r. Hun. 1924 Eofr.
Mrs. d. W. Phillips, 26l. Eor.
'i-Nrs. 10 'eph Burgess. c722 Jacob.
75-Mrs. Thomas. 2602 Moyston.
G-Mrs. Wagner. Il9 Twonty-ninth.
7S-NIrs. Mary Topp. 29i3 Eor.
13-Mrs. Powcrcock
Si-Mrs. Starkey. Twenty ninth
S.-Mrs. Jacob Beckers. Left Hand
Run.
SS-Mrs. l.. johnson. Right Hand
Run.
Sc Mrs. W. $. Bell. 1901 McColloch.
S1-Mrs Carl &. White. 34II Chap.
line
sS-Mrs. W. T. Mitchell. 1890 Eoff.
s." Ilrs. David Rahr. 35Os EoN.
"0-MTs. Kaufman. 3642 Chaplinc.
al-Mrs NeNton Adams. 35.l Woods
trearI
?e-hliss Adclia Barnes. "a Thirty.
sixth
81 Mrs Peabody. Tnir;y-sevenih
and Jacob
80 Mrs SparaEo. 4su Main
- Mrs. Mary Myers. 1892 Alley ~
"e-Nr~ Marshall. a.ls Jacob
80 Mr. l. Sondermau. as44 Jacob
20 a go Mrs l-adorc Fulton. Thir
tt-u.ufh
'"" Mr. O'o Jaeger aD.s Jacob
."i Mr.. John ta.dsbaush. 4OOe ia
cor
fn- dr- UeLdry-or. $500 Jacob
iN- Mr. i0rfo Rsp.r. ISIS Eof
- Mr- Nail fsuf Jacob
'". Mr. D . fouss To- Forff -nth
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hoarse Epidemic Strike. Here.

yesterday morning an epidemic
struck Warwood community very sud
denly. and was the most peculiar In
cident. medically speaking. that ever
occurred in this section, when scores
ut persons awakened from their
nights sleep with their vocal organs
all cat OF gear some could only
speak with great difficulty. while the
articulating organs of a few refused
TO work at all until a remedy was APP
piled. Then they were able To talk
like speaking through a long gas pipe
or attempting TO initiate monograph
with Il broken record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
ANNIVERSARY
Of Reliance Lodge Of the A. o. U. W..
Will be Celebrated by Big Ban
quet Next Tuesday.

The nineteenth anniversary of the
Reliance lodge Of the \. -. L. W.
Will Ice celebrated next Tuesday even
ing at the lodge rooms with an ella
b"Iate banquet. The committee In
chargr Of the affair is J. l.. Sawtel.
W H. Tucker. and Thomas Meek.
John 4. Arbcnz has been assigned to
tn" position Of toastmaster for the
evening.
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Close Tonight.

in dpmurrers and exceptions in law
ana chancery cases.
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Nhsn 81 vo-aar hash anything IS.
Co. GO she rar ~
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Cars Crowded

Late yesterday afternoon all cars
arriving in Warwood over the Pan
handle Traction line had signs upon
them reading. This cor for Billy
Sunday meeting. Invent -Second
street Extra cars will be p-1- on
the line between Steubenville and
Wheeling for the accommodation of
the many thousands OF people from
SteubenyilP. way points and this
town who will attend the big revival
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Injuries Develop.
v g. Welshans. the veteran loCa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-16
New Lumber Business.

Yesterday afternoon three well
known Wheeling men were in War
wood for the purpo-e Of looking over
the town to purchase lot on which
to construct a large office. from which
they intend TO sell lumber for dwell
ings and business houses. The gentle
men. who do not want their names
divulEed at present. had a lonk talk
with Thomas y. Kindelberger. special
local agent for the Warwood Land
company. relative to purchasing a lot
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WARWOOD

Thursday afternoon NJ 80 O'Clock
Mrs. Mary luds~is. reiict Of Th~o
dore ISdewig. well known IN this
community. peacefully passed swas
at her home on Twenty-hrst street at
ter an Illness Of several weeks with
n complication OF diseases Incident 20
Bright's disease. Mrs. Ludewlg was
born In Germany 81 years ago. and
came to this country with her parents
when about Is years of age. her
maiden name being Stuntz. and she
was married to Mr.. Ludewig In this
state about IS years ago. residing in
Wheeling vicinity for "A number oi
years. and then removed here several
years ago. lie died about L. years
ago.
Mrs. Ludewig was a consistent
Christian. having become a member
OF the German Lutheran church of
wheeling many years ago. Surviving
her are three sons ana four daugh
ters. all OF whom were at her bedside
when she passed away. namely: Mrs
Walter States. of GAINESVILLE. Ohio:
Mrs. Paul Sidell. OF -!heeling: Misses
Wiesie and Annie. who are M home:
Harry. OF South Wheeling: Charles. OF
Mozart Hill. and Edwin. of Warwood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
Big SENSATION
IN JAMESBURG
Men Called in
Hotel Investigation.

At
Iameshurg, Jan. Ioi-Foilowing
closely on the recommendation made
by Councilman Edward Apologize at
the meeting of the local council
Tuesday. Janury 2. that the prose-
cutor,s office at New Brunswick be
notified that runners were afloat
that William J. Eznmons. proprietor
Of the Emmons house. corner OF Will
liam street and Railroad avenue, was
Illegally selling intoxicating liquors
and keeping In general a disorderly
house, the prosecutors office has
taken the matter@up and caused con-
sternaticn In town by the serving
of over sixty subpoenas on men
prominent In the affairs OF the town
TO appear before the grand jury at
New Brunswick Thursday and tell
that body what they know about EN-
mons conduct of his place
Emmons has been before the court
on one other occasion, but the evty
dence submitted was the work OF
persons who had taken a personal
DISLIKE to him and the grand jury
failed to present q true bill against
him. Emmons says the present at
tempt t o ruin him Is also the work
of people whem he has refused adj
H1fttauee to his place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
STARVING Me-! My.
IN lf0jD RAID
Hold Up Rega Merchants
to Feed Families.

Atlantac City, N. r.. jan 10.-nriyen
~ desperation by the cold weather and
The starving condition Of their wives
and <nildFen. d band Of foreigners raid
ed fanr stores in the vicinity of Rega,
Il mainland town twenty miles from
here. Rroprietors OF the stores were
cinbbed into submission and then men
aced with knives until the hunger mad
foreigners had taken what food they
wanted.
A posse later found them at their
settlement, deep in the woods, but
made no arrests after investigating
conditions. Tt WIS learned that q dog
an families had been suhsistIng on rats
FOR several days, and several were dy-
Ing from starvation Medical attention
was given them The men were taken
60 the settlement last spring by a land
development company TO build a park.
The work WAS completed a month ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
A Measure uf NleIIt


Proofof merit lies In the evidence
Convincing evidence Ia Perth Am-
boy. .
Is not the testimony OF strangers,
But the endorsement of Perth
A1nboy people.
That's the kind OF proof given
here
The statement OF "a Perth Amboy
citizen.
William Eggsrs, 285 Maple street.
Perth Amboy, n. o., says. II have
not the feast hesitation In publicly
recommending Doan'sl Kidney Pills.
4 have used two boxes OF this resae-
ldy recently for trouble with the
kidney secretions which was due, no
doubt, to my advanced age. Doanss
Kidney Pulls acted as tonic to my
entire system and corrected every
symptom OF my compliant. | feel
that 1t is d duty to tell other kidney
sufferers about this valuable prepar-
ation.''
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the Unit
ed states.
Remember the nAmee~-Doaal' s~
and take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
MAKES NEW CONFESSION.
MeManias3 Makes Distilled Statement
Of DynAnaiSina.

Wemsnfass MAKES pess'tsd Ststement
OF pynan0W'na.
Indianapolis. Jan. lo--ortie McMap-
igAl, the confessed dynamiter, who II
here to testify before the federal grand
turr. has made another detailed 6 i,
fs~dfon II WINS taean dawn nv a -xs..
.~.-.ahar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10
TIED DOWN.
30 Years' SIavery-How Size Got
Freedom.

&V TfffS o&HfEIy"fl0e oAFO <tNS
Freedom.
A dyspepsia veteran who writes
from n of Engiand's charming
rural homes to tell how she won Vie
tory In her 20 years fight, naturally
exults in her triumph over the tea
and coffee habit:
Il feel it o duty to tell you," she
says, how much good Postum has
done me | am grateful but also
desire to let others know who may
he suffering as | did, know of the de-
sightful method by which / VAS re-
lieyed.
Il had suffered for 20 years from
dyspepsia. and the giddiness that
usually accompanies that painful
ailment, aud which frequently pros
trated me. ! nave drank much cef-
fee. cocoa and even milk aid not
agree With my impaired digestion,
30 ] used tea. exclusively till about
a year ago. when ] found 10 q pack
age of Grape-Nuts the littla book,
The Road to MELVILLE
after g careful reading of the
booklet ! WAS cuTions TO try Postum
and sent for a package. I enjoyed
it from the first, and at once gave
Up tea In Its favor.
II began to feel better very soon.
My giddfneas left me after the first
few days use of Postum, and nay
stomach became stronger SO rapidly
that it was not long till | was able
Gas ! still AMI to take milk and
many other articles of food of
which / was formerly compelled to
aeDy myself 1 have proved the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-10


ply and inform the manufacturer
that the suggested idea was not
feasible at this time.
On notion It was decided to ap-
point the board Of directors as a
special committee to confer with the
Board Of Aldermen relative to the
proposed advertising campaign. Five
hundred dollars will be appfopriat-
ed By the aldermen IL the proposed
plan Is 6rst submitted and approved
by that body. Mr.. Leon reported
that the Newark Bill Posting Com
pany had submitted an offer for bill
boards, as Follows Two boards, ten
feet high aud fifty feet long. along
the p. r. n. at Railway and the G.
r. R.S at ElizabethpUrts at 500 per
year if the trade board establishes
the signs. or $500 per year II n
entire work is left In the hands OF
the company. An electrical display
would cost SEQ extra.
The National Citizens' Leagfp. In
the interest of banking men. etc,
invited the trade board to Join the
organization. Its purpose Is to keep
subscribers supplied with the latest
banking news. The letter was laid
on the table.
Bills of LaRoe Press, $4.50, and
Albert Leon, $6s75, were ofderad
patd. Communication from ", p.
Christosferson asgorderedHfiled Re-
port of Secretary Leon and Treasur-
er Eonard ordered spread on the
minutes. Nicholas d. Agselakos, OF
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