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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
METUcHEN

Mrs. Heaton, or Norfolk, ii visit
ing her mother. Mrs. William Thar
nal.
The Christmas exercises OF st.
Luke's Sunday school we're held In
the Parish house last Thursday cven-
ing.
Mr.. vandorpoeI has returned from
a business trip through the west.
Mrs. Warren Is visiting Mrs VIII
liam Dinwiddie.
The little daughter of Mr.. Robert
Mflmnnt iB I'll with pneumonia
Mics Mildred Clark. Of Newark,
as been visiting her brother, Mr..
Wheeler Clark, the past week.
Rsg. ira Cormick Of the Metho-
dist church. has received a call ~
his home state, Ohio. and viii laave
his Meturhen eharge the Hrst OF the
week. To the very great regret of the
many friends he has made here.
Mrs. !. RoIfa enteratned her sis
ter from Newark last Thnradays
Mrs. johnson and Mrs. CsTnaan, Of
Railway, were guests OF MrsMW VILE
liam MeKenzie last Thursday.
| The salAet dancing class Of Miss
Edwards was kr<saLsA holiday danca
at the League hpns6 su-Wrun
day afternoon at which most of tbs
parents OF the pupils we're present.
"A cotilIion was danced with favors,
led By Master GrAhore with Mlss
Mclaughlin as partner.
Il number Of the Bapfists of tho
borough attended tina Christmas
exercises OF the Stelfon Baptist
church Wednesday evening.
Miss Bessie Decker visitor her
parents thfs week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
TILTED AT II
WOULD END ALL
Boy Shoots Girl Then
Kills Himself.
Then

Waverly, N. X, Jan. 2.-Loye at sev-
enteen caused a tragedy here. A boy
OF that age is dead, a suicide, while d
girl, also seventeen, Is dangerously
wounded.
Young Barrett Lewis. who did the
shooting. was visiting his grandmoth-
er. who lives here. The Lewis family
comes from Letroit. He met Nina
Lawrence, who is one or the leaders
among the young people here last SUM
mer. Barrett fell In love with the girl,
and they started q correspondence.
After a few months, however, her let
rers became less frequent. aud. al
though Barrett kept up his end. the
answers frogn the girl finally ceased.
Then Barrett came on from Detroit.
and al q dance here a few nights ago
he saw Miss Lawrence again. He had
taken another girl to the dance. but ut
the sight of Miss Lawrence be forgot
all about his partner.
He monopolized her dance card and
when he went back to his grandmoth-
er's home did nothing but talk about
~ sna Darrehs WAS 70 nave zone
home on New Years eve. but he plead
ed with his grandmother for another
uay ~ Haveray' 2 sne arranged e
Ior ~
Nina Lawrence ana a girl friend
stAreeu e . haeetine ~ tne frespyte-
flan chuIens put When they reached
= ueef MISS La wrenee Inio heT friend
tnAa her nead aehed ana suggested 2
VALE
as they Iurned they mel Lewis. He
vas very nervous ana pale a asked
Miss ~ wrenee Il shs you'd waik With
nAh aioAs Ioi = minute sac sald art
e.wafu tha shey walked around the
piocKs q wsAen they amt In the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES
IN SOUTH AMB0Y CHURCH

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Jan. 2:-Quite q
large number were in attendance
Sunday night In the John Street Nj.
q. church considering the inclemen-
cy of the weather. The pastors Of
the Methodist Protestant and Pres
byterian churches We're present and
assisted In the services. A number
Of the membership OF the Methodist
Protestant church were also present.
The services were very interesting,
commencing at 8 o'clock. The first
half hour was devoted to a song SER
vice followed by prayer and address.
es by Revs. Kane and Craig. AT the
close OF this a testimonial service,
followed by conservation prayer SER
vice and as the old year passed out
and the new year was ushered In,
the congregation Joining In singing
Praise God from Whom All Bless
ings Flow followed by the benedic-
tfon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
sAYREvILLE

MRS. August Gottlich, Of Dane
street. was a South Amboy visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. George Hoover was q South
River visitor Thursday
Mrs. Bertha Heinz. OF upper
~Savrestlle, was q South Amhey ytst-
tor Thursday.
Charles HoIsworth, OF Main street.
wag q South River visitor THURSDAY.
william Rohde, who WAS confined
to his home In Main street with
clumsy sore throat, Is better.
Howard Henessey, Of New Bruins
wick. was q Sayreville visitor Satur-
day.
wick, was q Sayreyille visitor SatHE~
day.
Leo Harkins. OF New Brunswick.
was D sayreville visitor Saturday.
Lee Skehan, Of South River, Yves
a ~SayrevilIe visitor Saturday.
The ST. Mary's drum and hfs corps
gerenaded MFR. aud Mrs. Arthur
Esser, who were recently married.
at the home or the bride Friday
evening. Mr.. Esssr invited them
over to the Peoples Hotel, where TO
fresh ments were served.
John Deiner, OF Midtown, Was =
SayrsviIle Visitor Saturday.
Russell Harris. OF South Amb0y,
was a sayreviiie visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, of Main
street, was q South Amboy visitor
Saturday.
Nicholas Howley, of South Amboy,
vas n S~ayrevilIe visitor Saturday
steve Apologize. Of Main strset,
was { gcrth Ravs- visitor Saturday
stella Wemmer. who ~recently ae-
eepted a position at tho Kippawan
Hotel. OF South Ambcy, visited her
parents In Farlin Sunday.
Lillian Cook. or South River. was
d visitor 1T Sayreville Saturday.
Pauline Heybergers OF South
River. was q sayrsville visitor Sat
urday.
Catherine Luker, Of South River,
r- -
Carl Anderson, Of South Anboys
w&s 4 Ssayrevllla visitor SATURDAY,
Charles Grover. OF South Arnnoy,
waA q s~ayreyiIle visitor SATURDAY..
Elizabeth Hun. Of South ElvaTs
was d saysestsla visitor Saturday
JcAn Callahan. Of South ATaDoy*
was d SayreKilie visitor Saturday
M4mle andon and Guss5s Hrpang-
en-. ug South River we're a~Ayrovllls
sgiEers SATURDAY
=
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
TAFT GREETED
1902 PEOPLE
Presidents Right Arm Tired
OF Shaking.

Washington. Jan. 2-Prestdrnt Taft
WA very glad when today came. He
Ii tired all over. bis arm aches from
1nger tips to shoulder. and the good
right hand with which he signs biIls
and other things Ia considerably swol-
len. bur he has the comforting knowi-
edge that his New Years reception
waSa big success. that the attendance
broke sI records for similar affairs In
his~admrSlSfrHtion and had aimost
equaled the MxsIres for the last Ropse
welt reception Nhsn the colonel was
leaving for private ife and darkest
Africa and lots or foyks giving
the Hons absent treatments y
dering II the sleeping sickneE WAf
really as catching az the meAkesil
sharIs tried to make out.
lust s.09c handshakes came Mr.
Taft's way. according to the secret
service man with the numera register
who stood at his elbow. Last year
Ulsy 5000 people called TO pay theil
respects. and the total for the last
Roosevelt reception was only $500. o.
Just sos more than greeted Mr.. Tar
this year Ii some Of the president
friends had known in time that th'
record was within their grasp tisel
might haze been tempted to round al
enough ea tke boating posnula ton d
Washington to beaf the Roosevelt fg
ures. Not that II would have meant
anything tn particular. but Just ID a
spirit OF gentle rivalry and to start the
new year right.
Buf Mr.. 2'aft Is convinced that 8.092
ha rsdshakes are quite sufficient for one
reception. and he was unfsiguediy
glad when an usher slipped iafo The
blue room and told him the end Of the
long lire was In sight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
SPOTSWOOD

Robert StuIts, of Brooklyn, spen
the holidays with his sister, Mrs
John Fl. Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kahle. d
Bloomfield, have returned home at
ter u weeks sojourn with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. l.. Behrfnger.
Assessor A. u. Appleby, son q
Mayor and Mrs. A. B. AppIeby, Il
decidedly better and will be out In 4
short time. He II able to be about
again.
u. Randolph Applehy. IT.. OF Tot
tenyille, 3. J.. spent New Years Day
with friends here.
James Jolly returned to Boston,
Mass, where he will his
duties with . weii-known automobile
and taxi concern OF that city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Egbert. OF Jsr-
soy City, we're entertained over the
holidays BY their daughter, Mrs.
Charles n. DeVoe.
Councilman and Mrs. T. Francis
Psrrine and Mrs. Caroline s. Devoe
were entertained 1T dinner yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Perrsr@.
OF East Spotswood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r.. Appieby, OF
Rocky Hill. spent New Years Day
with the formers parents. Mayor and
Mrs. A. B. Appleby.
e. Wade. OF Brooklyn, were enter
tained over the weekend by friends
at this pIncs.
Clarence Phillips remembered his
former friends here with postal
cards bearing Christmas and New
Year greetings.
Miss Bessie Baremore, OF James
burg, was entertained last week by
Miss Emily Devoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley, OF New York.
are visiting ut the residence OF Coun-
Gilman Hamilton Hazlehurst.
Postmaster and Mrs. Joseph
Hodapp, ST.. entertained over New
Years Day the Following: MIR. and
Mrs. John Steen, of Brooklyn; Miss
Eta Schroeder. OK New Brunswick;
and J. Randolph Appleby, Jr.. OF
Tottenviiie, s. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Devoe return
ed Saturday from a visit to New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
WILL SPEND REMAINDER
OF WINTER IN SOUTH

$780, - .s.~ ~ z1ssvu rnvS.
South River. Jan. MIR. and
Mira. Charles Bergen will leave to-
morrow for Panama City, Florida.
where they will enjoy the balmy
hreezes of the south for the next
months, returning home April /. A
special meeting Of the Kings Daugh-
ters was held last week at the home
of Mrs. Bergen In honor OF her de-
parture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergen VIII also
wight other places OF Interest. inelud-
Ing a sail on the historic Swanee
river. Mr.. Bergen has been q faith
full employs OF the Charles Edgar
Clay Company. of ~SayTevilles for
|thirty-f1ve years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
WOODBRIDGE MAN HURT
TRYING TO BOARD CAR


Special to tAs EVENING VIEWS.
Woodbridge. JAM 2:-Saturday
afternoon, while attempting to board
a trolley ear In Perth Amboy, Robert
FullertQu, Jr., of this place. was
thrown D4t narrowly escaped serious
injury. HhS>right hand was badly
cut and the shoulder much bruised.
Mr.. Fullerton shys he signa1ed the
motorman to stop, but as the car
was ten minutes late 1T was going at
= very rapid rate OF speed ana did
not stop until two blocks from the
place where he signaled. Think5ng
he could board the car he made the
attempt and was thrown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
FUNERAL OF
MEN KILLED


Special TO the EVENING NEws.
South River, Jan. 2:-The funeral
of Paul and Alec Pinters~who were
killed Thursday afternoon at q
crossing OF the Raritan River rail
road, was held Sunday afternoon at
1880 o'clock from the Hungarian
Presbyterian church. Rev. MT. Ham
borsky, OF the Anglican church, OF
New Brunswick, oficiated. The SER
vices were largely attended by rela-
tives and friends. Much sympathy
Is expressed tor the widow Ia the
loss OF her husband. One brother
was not married. Undertaken Nor
g~aninterred the bodies In Monu-
mental cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
DISCUSS FORCE WATER
IN sPoTSMooD BOROUGH
,psotat to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS
Spotswood, Jan. 2s-The COM
mon Council, OF this place. met at
noon yesterday and reorganized for
Councilman r. Francis Per-
|riue, who was reelected. was
in By Borough Clerk George w. De-
Woe. r~eappointed. Councilman
William q. Hissett. reelected. vas
not present, Mayor A.. b. Applepy
made d few remarks at the opa ling
of the session, 10 which he adpocaE-
ed force water In the borough.
Council discussed the matter and .lu-
leided To Lay the question on the fa-
BILE 10 rthe present. The chairman
OF the most important committees
Ewera appointed AZ follows All
gugtlss Cornell, of the finance COM
'mitaee; Joseph Hodapps Jrss OF Lie
lighting commNAea; John g. Cog
gems. of the road committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

Up As School Matter
IN Sauh Amboy
= fae EVENING" NEWs.

to the FLEMING NEWS.
Essa Anboy, Jan. 2:-The new
seea Board OF Education met
aay at $50 a. M, and organ
" elecJng Cyrus D Davis,
aent; William G.. Wyckeff, vice
lent, and George G. Oliver, sec
on motion of John Sutliff
resolved to secure from Ar
= Dayton an estimate OF the
81 repairs 10 bring Schools No.
N a condition to meet the
I've o. the state board and at
pane Time approximate the costs
sliolhg a new grammar school
.alhg school No. l and the de-
sning Of school, No. /.
re- committee On supplies was In
asssd 70 purchase i flag and rope
nag and ben on school No. q.
resolution was passed that the
ne rules that governed the per-
OBS board be adopted.
ihe committees appointed were as
,liows: Finance Committee, Wyck-
I, sutllff and Peace. building.
rus and fences. Oliver, Wycaon.
d sutliff; teachers, Pearce and
yckon; rules and regulations,
tha and Oliver: books, supplies
q stationerX. Pearce and Oliver.
10 board fdJorned to meet Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
THINK THIS OVER
This Offer Should Gain the Conf1d-
ence OF the Most Skeptica1.

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. If our remedy fails
Id completely relieve you OF consti-
InatIon. We take all the risk. You
are not Obligated to ua IN any way
ghatsyer, II you accept al offer.
q mighty bread statslsAts
Bit we mean everyword Of IT. Could
anything be more fair for pour
A most Scientific. common-aenge
treatment is RsxaIl Orderlias, which
asa eaten like candy, Their active
III neiple ISL recent scientific dis
cdFery that is odorless. coIorlass, and
sast eless very pronounced, gentle,
ana Dleasant Id action and paItlcu-
larry agreeable IN every ways This
z~agEadlent does not cause A.e-s-
g. fatufsnes, srspings Or other
fnr nyenience. RexalI 0xdayIlas are
~Eeularly good for cf#IlaFam. aged
al lds4ieats psfseas
kyoa suffer irons chronic ii habit
ua onstipatio5 Or gS9a saeiass or
aen9Ident ehroA ia allmen6
8oa 10 try RexaIi ofaer7ssa 81 pax'
FS9k Remember you can A*
zhema In PERTH AanboB enav
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lets 1s sAaGs So ERDaAa, j Is
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

lees. the disease began spreading until baby
was eaFaplstsiy covered, He was iosifg tesh
10 rapidly shs& vc became Al&rfsasd aad de-
sided to try Gliicura Soap Aad ointnsert-
n until I commenced using talsiSusa
Soap and Ointment could We tel Ehat 40
looked like, ~ nc dared not wash him. and
hk4 bssas putting che application after
4nesaasr On hits. Ca ~rerr0virg She seals frcsa
Ills hsad szs h4af came Oh. ard left nfm
ensixsly bald hssx Ass*~a s- s-
CasssalTx S,sp auss Olnfmegs 4 Ah
haIr 80 eyer. Four weeks Al so
sasa the cusasszxa Soap and U.4sn4 ne was
entirely eszFsa- aeust helEsse aslgans could
havr sezeEsss wurss than our baby
sfBegeEa .#S used the Gutscszga EerrrsAies
we szsgld nnxaly iee& at hsna. he was such
. pEfifna sixfss. Exe vrssald fuss unit ! would
tgsat ann. they seemed 10 Feiieye hI 10 nsgsch.
Eusteafa Hoap and D!nsrleslt stand by shenl~
asisez nd tbs result *heg quickly ard snfssy
brl EhefT awn zeexssnEAendStie lhignekl
HesssFs Mia Aaits rs Fen. ~ III
cuEffaFa Soap ana osaEals4t aola through
eus sA& ~osld. Sena 10 Fptkar Dyag 4 Chem
Ccsp.. fxp. a9A. HosSssa. fora liberal eazep
@ aac aaps&gSeo. wgtx S 9ook en- saeeaAA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
SOUTH AMB0Y

Mr. A~bercrombie. of New York, 10
ing Mr., and Mrs. John Dayton,
george street.
Frs. 3. o. beats, Of Broadway.
Saturday afternoon out Of
rs. Joseph Wilson, sof Main
ct, spent Saturday out of town.
IRIS. Edward Ely, of Second
Jet, spent New Years with rela-
S in Jersey City.
cornelius McGonigle, Of Broad
|. made a trip out Of town satur-
afternoon.
Mrs. James Nichols, Of Stevens
pnue, is visiting friends in Jersey
".
Hume Northrup spent the New
BAR holiday In New York city.
Frank Watson moved last Satur-
y from Second street, where he
hs resided for twenty-four years. to
e Kenah fat IN Broadway.
Miss Gladys Emmons, Of Second
rect, was an out-of-town visitor
atnrday afternoon.
Misses Charlotte and Anna Miller,
John street, spent Saturday with
lrienIs in Midtown.
/ Mrs. +. r. Fulton, OF First street,
vas an out-of-town visitor Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas WortIey. OF Second
spent Saturday ~ Philadel-
lie.
Frank Lambertson, OF Clifwood,
Is a South Amboy visitor Saturday
ternoon.
Michael Leonard, of David street,
as an out-of-town visitor yesterday
forming.
Frank Duggan, of Henry street.
as a New York visitor Saturday.
Thomas Wortley. Of Second street.
eft this city Saturday morning fos
Harrisburg. Pa, where he win n
main for a few days as a delegate to
The Brotherhood convention.
Friday night from the excessive
heat that was generated In the
steaming plant for the purpose Of
80 = ing the coal, the lining Oh the
OF the building caught afre in
one corner, but was Immediately ey
before any damage wal
done.
William Pearce, OF Main street
left this city Saturday morning 10
New Orleans, La, where his bust
calls him for some time to come
He had been In Savannah fer som
time previous to the holiday, bu
came to South Amboy to spend hi
vacation
B. Wilson, of Buffalo, IL visitin
Justice of the Peace Warren Da
brow, OF John street.
Miss Ruth Rowland has returne
home after spending sone time wit
in South Amboy.
The funeral services OF the lRt
Hiram B. Potter were held at h
late residence Saturday Afternoon
Rev G. $ Miller oHciat6d. The
A. r. service WAS read at the gray
The panbearers were: Aaron Still
we'll. Joseph Fenton, S. H. chatte
William ]. Ingram. Tunis Yetms
and r. p. Mason.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
KINGS DAUGHTERS GO
TO NEW BRUNSWICK

Special to he EVENING NEWS.
South Riser, Jan. 1.-THE Circle
of Kings Dau ghters will go to New
Brunswick Wednesday afternoon
and hold a meeting at the home OF
Mrs. j. Robertsony of Burnet street.
They have also been invited to re-
main over for the evening and enjoy
a social season and surprise which
Mrs. Robertson has prepared for
them. The twenty-hfth anniversary
of the society will be held about the
middle OF February.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
SOUTH RIVER

The January meeting OF the Build
ing and Loan Association will be
held tonight at the Van Norden
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans and
son Harold. of Yonkers, N. II were
the week end tests OF MI. and Mrs.
r. g. Nodine
Mrs. Edwin Farmer Is enjoying a
visit at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Flagler, OF Poughkeepsie, N. X.
Alfred Armstrong lets th 1o-a-
ing for Lebanon. Pa. where he will
remain several months In the employ
OF Hermann Aukon & Company at
their embroidery plant there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hermann,
OF New York, spent New Years at
the residence of Henry Hermann.
Miss Marion Anderson has re-
turned home from Long Branch,
where she has been the guest OF
Miss Beatrice Rue.
William Wright. eldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Wright. left Oh Sat
urday for Cuba, where he will spend
the entire winter months.
Mrs. George Smith and daughter
Della. OF Eayrevilie. spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. Fred French.
The Misses Lena and Kitty We'll
dy. OF Germantown. are being pleas
antIy entertained at the home OF
their sister, Mrs. James Robinson.
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petris spent
New Years among friends IN New
York city.
On Wednesday evening the Meth
odist Sunday school board will hold
their annual election Of officers In
the lecture roo OF the church.
James BarkaIew, of New Bruns~
wick, visited Mr.. and Mra. Eiwood
Manaban Sunday.
Edward Fisher, d travelling ssles-
man. has been spending the holidays
with his wife and family Oh Upper
Main street.
Joseph Farmer. Miss Ethel She'd
don, Susie Mitten. Ethel Smith and
Carrie Frandsan, students at the
Trenton Normal school, nave been
enjoying the Christmas vacation az
their several homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matthew
ana fszniIy. OF Newark. have enjoyed
q pleasant visit with their relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. L3oeharl af3d
son Edwin, of sayrevilIe, were the
New Tears guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Prentice.
Miss Mildred and Theodore Arm-
strong, OF Steiton, were the Sunday
guests of their grandparents On
Whitehead Ryenue
The dawning OF the New Year was
celebrated throughout the town with
a usual demonstrations, the ring
ing OF bells. blowing whistles and
the firing of guns. There we're no
watch night services in any OF the
churches. The attendance ~ the
evening services on sunday was
small on account of the inclemegt
weather.
Mrs Cook has returned aoms
after q visit OF , week with her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas Kinney. OF
hnDury rarx.
Mr.. and Mra. Fred Meisel are re-
kosox3.- nunr 
 b refv*x1 fY q b0fine-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

SSEfFf Fe " VFTENfFFAtE TIT IA
~philadelphla. Jan. z ionn n. T.
Whitman. formerly q member OF ehe
candy manufacturing firm of G. O.
Whitman. Son & co. Of thls city. was
run over BY y trolley car at Clarissa
street and Wayne ayenu and died II
s1. L.nka's hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
Repaired FuRS

Our facilities for repairing. re.
wing and remodeIing make it poss,.
p fer as to make over your cid fnss
% e nfedeis atEaomesf prices.
T. kRhsEFSHEfAfER q son.
as Smith St. Perth Anlf,og. Il. D..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

have q Carload o. cnuaee gau9sA
sound draft and general purpose
noTse&. & Gavfgu anyoas MA Apsst#
GATES a good horse to cone n vtsH
ale sgpez even IL not In fba mAFkHt ~
guy claim to have sofa The beas
draft horses In Perth Amooy thls pass
year ana shelf owner satisfdctkva
Warrants ms fhe patronage OF PRES
nective buyers Max A.. s~hauara. A5M
Mxss 8~xuasv1ek Ave. Iei sii-Ws
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

hKDUTy HFEs
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meisel are re
folcing over the arrival 0T 8 boHne-
ing baby boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

80 nsva when ii Il asas IA the
@S#& MEM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02
anA4p opHNINa "a

EVENING news coyers The Jed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-02

Mr. Abercrombie of New York. 10
ing Mr., and Mrs. John Dayton.
George street.
|rs. 8. O.. beats, Of Broadway.
Saturday afternoon out OF
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2ei9tigfeit bas grobte WaitrasbetIig.
tum Roms. glus oeri6iebenen 8or.
r6lrmen uno elmer Irt bon isetner
breii6iffiger gaiiIifo beiteber,b. emit
b6It 6as SeiIigtfan bes oiiattihen
@ottes, 5u SeIIen 9uItus fih 70 biele
in Rom felt ben erften 3etten bes aat.
ierreihs befaunten. nid,t MIR Srag.
mettte Der getp5bnIiten Itieropfern.
ben Statie bes @ottes, iorSern auh
GIt1re NIT Der innboIiidlen SdIarge
un6 Sresfenfran1ente. 9ie tpeiteren
Gusgrabunger bu6en sur gluffinbu1e
anberer groBartiger Rdrme eefiibrt,
bon oenen einiae SGle bis 40 Weter
lang un6 90 Weter brett iir6, 70 bob
ipobI Die gnnnbute rihttg lit, baB iie
gum @ufentbaIt Der SbermenbeIuber
beitimmt iuaren. 9ei6er fino iie alien
S6mufes ipftematiih beraubt NOR.
ben, uno Die Sorifer itieben aiif
etne @ruppe bon reun Sfeletten bon
Rdubern, bic ourd ben @initltr3 eines
@ep6Ibes getotet tpurSen, n1brenO
| fie bantit beiddftist Daren beiieu
S6feIung abjunebmen. Bonn mannig.
| faItiqen 2eben, oas iih tpGbreno bes
RitteIaIters in biefen unterirbii6en
Rdiunen obipieIte, eeben nod cine
Riible un6 elm gum 8eiuteItern etn.
geritteter Rmtm elm fIares 9eugttis.