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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
WEDDING TOMORROW.

Rev. Elias Solomon, of New York,
will unite in marriage at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon in the Temple
Beth Mordecai, in Hobart street,
David j. Gluck, of Smith street, and
Miss Anna Roth, of Jefferson street.
After the wedding ceremony a recep-
tion will be held at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Roth, at 95 Jefferson street. Only
relatives and immediate friends will
be present at the reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
Live Stock Market.

P1ttSDuTHh, NOV. BU
cATTLE-Supply light. market steady;
choice, $s5a950; prime. sS.c0as1O; good
ST. 75a$S4o: tides, $675asZ50; fair $5.5Oa
$50; common, $450a5.50; heifers. $Al0a
7.6O: fresh cows and springers. 32oa65.
SHEEP AND LANES - Supply light
market higher; prime wethers s4.1oa4.25 20
good mixed. s365a4; fair mixed, $3.25a4;
lambs, $5a7.25; veal calves, s10.50a11; heavy
and thin calves, s7aS.
HOGS-Receipts. 40 double decks: mar
ket lower: prime heavy, heavy mixed
mediums and heavy Yorkers, $40: light
Workers, s75ea7.so; pigs. T25a750; roughs
S. 75a7.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
ARCHBISHOP AS PRESIDENT.
Belief That Santo Domingo viii 30
Quiet Under New Reqine

Washington. Nov. 30.--With the cleo
ton Of Archbishop Nouel as provisional
PRESIDENT or San eAio-r and the
resignation of President Victoria, off,
GERS here believe the dissensions In the
country are ended. Brigadier General
Mcintyre, one of the commissioners ap-
pointed by the president to assist In
restoring order on the islands, has
sailed for home.
William It. s. Doyle, chief of the
Latin-American bureau Of the state de-
partment, will remain in Santo Domin.
go for the present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
HER TWELFTH BIRTHDAY.

Miss Barbara Mcleod celebrated
her twelfth birthday anniversary at
her home in Rector street yesterday.
Games were played. Refreshments
were served. The little hostess receiv-
ed many pretty gifts. Among those
present were: Misses Emily Culver,
Celia Schwartz, Elsa Cline. Madeline
and Frances Fitzgerald, Mary and
Erma Stack, Florence Brownmiller,
Bertha Mulheim and Barbara, Min
ME, Catherine and Ruth Mcleod,
Lester Walker, Jack McQuade, An
drew and William Hass and Louis
Culver
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30

Because Of an athletic victory in
the Auditorium, Thursday night, the
Riverside basketball team will be
rendered turkey supper tonight in
the Plaza Restaurant by Joseph Bill
lott, secretary of the Auditorium.
The Riversides were guaranteed a
treat If they defeated the Staten Is
land champion basketball team
Thanksgiving Day night and as they
accomplished their aim Mr.. Billott
will tender his reward tonight. AS
the, team is scheduled to play in the
Auditorium the turkey supper will
not be served until about II O'Clock.
fSadaassssss.s.1g iss35.assss..1g are those who will be in
snssss feedsc WV rrw,a ajEslalJtt 7 saott.
Burns, Rufl Ssn, Jr., William
Reynolds, I1a".z]sda Regan, Frank
Dunham, JOHN McCreery and David
WilentZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
STEAMER WARREN SAFE.
Maine Liner Delayed by Engine Trou.
BILE Of Block island,

Block Island, r. l., Nov. 3O.-Ths
steamer George E. Warren, from Port
land to New York, which broke down
off here, was towed into Narragansett
bay by a tug.
When the Warren began sending up
her rockets 1t was thought that she
was on fire. Subsequently the steam
er Nantucket ran alongside and found
that there was engine trouble on
board. Wireless messages were then
sent to the revenue cutter Acushnet
and several towboats, and the Nam
tucket proceeded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
SUM FOR NURSERY.

The Ways and Means Committee
of the Day Nursery realized some
where from $40 to $50 from the ben
eft performances held yesterday,
both afternoon and evening, in the
Tryonix theatre. The committee is
highly pleased with the attendance
and wishes to gratefully acknowledge
the kindness of Walter Rechnitzer,
the proprietor of the Tryonix, who
showed all possible courtesies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
TEA ROOM OPENED.

Mrs. Nellie Eyerkuss, who has pur-
chased the Wistaria Tea Room at II
Smith street, has decorated the place
eelaborately and will serve o'clock
to there. Mrs. Eyerkuss is ready to
take orders for home made cake and
lunches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

City Clerk Wilbur LaRoe issued
two marriage licenses yesterday. One
was to Lee Beam and Miss Mae
Miller, and the other was to John
Scala, Of Washington street, and
Miss Ida Yotti. of Division street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
Hearing in Divorce Suit.

A hearing in the divorce suit of
Lena Goldstein, of Hall avenue, VS..
Jacob Goldstein, will be held before
Special Master of the Court of Chan
Gerry Charles G. Hommann, next
week, when dispositions will be
taken. Jacob Goldstein has been
away for about ten years.
Attorney Jacob B. Joselson repre-
sents the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
LEAP YEAR DANCE.

A. B. C. club members were treat
ed to leap year dance and recep-
tion at their rooms in First street
last night. The quarters were pret-
tily decorated. Refreshments were
served during an intermission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
One on Mamma.

Bobby (aged fOGr, at the railroad sta.
tion)-Mamma, are you going to buy
my ticket now? Mamma-Why, you
do not have to have any ticket. Good
boys do not need tickets. Bobby-Are
you bad?-Chicago News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
Slioht Mistake.

"Waiter, what does this mean-2o
francs for two hard boiled eggsT
"very sorry, sir. Slight mistake, sir'
I've given you the bill intended for the
American at the next table" - Psl&
Mele.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
Minus His Crouch,

saw my husband downtown today,
but passed him. l didn't recognize
him"
"How was that"
"He was smiling" - Kansas City
Journal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
MEMBERS OF 1912 MEET.

ReViewing the days when they
were schoolmates, several members
of the class of 1912 of the high
school held a reunion at the home
of Benjamin Goldman in Market
street yesterday afternoon. Those
present were: Walter James Rielley
Thomas Major, Benjamin Goldman,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Announcement has been made of
the engagement Of Michael J. Patten,
Of 283 State street, and Miss Augusta
Peterson, OF 662 Charles street,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30
DO ALL THINGS WELL.

Do not think you can do any
thing worth doing in fit Of enthu-
sia.m, but train yourself carefully to
any work that you are called to do
and think nothing too small to do
carefully that is for the good Of your
fellow creatures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-30

TESORIER-Mary, forty-two years
old, Thursday at her home 352
New Brunswick avenue, after a
brief illness. Miss Tesorier, kept
a grocery store at the above ad-
dress was a sister of Mrs. Marlno
Palisi of Smith street. The fu'
neral will be held at 2 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon from the
Church of the Most Holy Rosary
Interment will be in st. Mary
cemetery.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23

Oi9tsrs nerbabener Berg, bon ieiner
aiebe Su 5rau Don Stein Dertlart, BON
i istnen 1iibeiten 2teoern fir INNER aes
peibt. Sd iebe bas Ebul 5piiden
Stiiberbah nno Manebdh beraufs
blauen, ben Slmsrunb, Der benz eisss
nen 5oer3en 10. theuer iparb. Raher
bcran iteisen in ernIter @sn1einihaft
berauf: Sahienitetn, SpielmannsIetz
te, 3iaeunertnpf, Roientopf, olles gtaz
men, bic Saiten fubrenbsr Sdnser 81
riibren.
8eit iibsr cine Stanbe babe i6 brinz
nen geraitet. 0as Geuer i'm Sfen
tnotterte unb i'm Spiel ieiner siinssln:
ben 5lammen lieb i6 9ersansenes
| beraufiteigen uno neriinfen. gfde
benz 9er3sn. Rur ppn Der grinnerung
| Flii6tig gum 2eben ertpedt. Rabmit@
Tag it bereingebrohen. Sief itebt ihon
bic Sonne binter mir. sd trinte in
tiefen 3iigen ben berben Wiirsebau6
Der Wdlber. SIT bies beut elm toitlia
Wunbern! Sn ben tiefen 5bulsriin-
ben beginnt bereits Der Mbenb aus ben
| Shatten Der gdume al treten. Sd
aber epunbele nod i'm feurieen 2idte
Ibes iheibeupen Sagesgsitirns, bus pie
| iesnenb feline !SGnbe ideint iiber ben
8ergtpolb gu leeen. Wair iits. als GIN
&c Ieiie Elm Slirgen burh bic buntten
Sronen beg nabsn Sadienfteins, um
oelIen auppe nscgDes ith tpiroet. SD
bente elmer 'ipilben Sturmssnadt, oa
iG bier einIam entlang our9 brauenbe
Differing 5ps. eine 5rau i'm peibsn
&letpe i6ritt nebeir mir, uno bas 2iAt
| ibrer 4ugen idien mir ben Wes gu
beIIen. Regengii1e um1petterten uns.
Gber mir ahteten ibrer nidt. 2lb unp
gu blisbsn mir iteben unb fhiitteltsn
uns IadenD bic WaHermengen ab uno,
5ono in Sano, flogen Die Iugen bins
ilber in bic ihaurige 8ergipelt Der
3eufelstreiIe, no felt Sabrbunoerten
Der 9ottfeibeiuns Iein toIles WeIen
tretbt. Wenn bu briiben Elm 9lis ME
ber3iineelte, bo meinteH mir. feline 8ez
| italt gu i9auen. gr fhien Die 9anb
na6 uns uus3ureden, aber mir paren
qefeit. Dir ludtsn ibm ressntriefeno
Inns @sIi6t, pdbrenb Bonner uno
glibe bic gergs i6iittsrn ma4ten.
Sin paor Stunosn ipdtsr lan7ten mir
i'm MDn9bofe on. llnb isBt iebe ih
ppr mir ben lieben, truuten Sau auf7
iteigen. Grtnneruns bat mir ben Wsg
oetiirat. % nidt fdon mein alter
MDndItsin, ben mir i'm Septembsr
1906 am WaIbranoe ipieDer oMri4tez
ten, benz ih oomaIs nsiH 2ieb Ipiomes
t., bas jeDer fabrsnoe Wsann brlnnen
! in unIerer oWansba6er Gts" lelsn
] fQnu. .-....
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8eoentIihss 9ergnii il

- 8eoentlihss 9ergnii i :
gen. 3psi juuse Mdnner rpero.n
bon Der Sem gprter poli5.i gefnat,
neil iie ainber Der unteren SHieits
baDur6 in Qnsit unb S6reter psrs
'isst baben, oaB lie ibnen Die 9aut
an ben Nrmen rieben, Bis glut her
portrot. Ridt tpeniger als oreibis
&inoer i'm 9llter Don 6 bis II Sab
rem haben innerbalb AZ Stunoen
um 9ehonblung i'm 9slIepue 5oipiz
tai na6geiuht. Dos JIsiih an ben
Nrmsn mar numb uHb blDsgelsgt
unb in manben Sdlen NOR betrddtz
Ii6er 8Iutperluit eiugstIeten. Nah
Der uria6e ibrer 8erIeBungen befrost
dnttporteten bic Sleinen iibsrsinftimz
menO: pom Juds sebiHsn." Naa
Qlusiagen Der &tnpsr paren lie beim
Spiel auf Der Strobs am Iase BON
3tpei jungen 0eutsn ersriffen NOR
ben, bic ibnen nit ibren Miisen
obsr einsm 3euslappsu 10 Ionse Die
2lrms rieben, Bis bic 6aut aufbrad.
Damn Iisfsn lie ssfp0bnlia Iad.nb
oapOn. GsbeimpoIi5iiten Dernabmen
nlefrere Der atnber aIs 3eugen.
9us jiineite Spfer, bas i'm 5oipitol
bshanbelt tpurbe, lit Der feds Sobr.
alts Sobn gutterlp. gaah Iniiht
Der qoIi3ei beitsbt bas GebeimniBz
pOQs in Der Sade barin, baB ain=
Der iid iebr oft 0erlesuneen, ipie
bic gei6iIoerten. ielbit beibrinsen.
Dem itebt aber bic Sbatiahe entss=
gen, oaB Die Gusiosen Der ainber
taft glei6lautenb iinb. 0Dn ben un=
holbsn feblt isoe Spur, bod lit als
8oriihtsmuBregsl ben ainoeru bas
Spislen auf Der StraBe uno in ben
5aussdngen nerboten porb<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23

itc frnn3oiiibe slniieblung 200 ai.
lonIeter en:iernt mar. bate fcr let
te Mu,lIb hcs StertcnSen uneriiillt
blelb,n iniliielt, ipem fid; nibt ber
alnrcienbe Sliegcrleutnant Qrcgoro
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ms Sem Niarrant Ger IniicSllng
hernllsllhplen. Ct itiea alio nit
Grlaubnib ieines Rommanoeurs ouF.
lcate in ipcnioen Gtlm0cn Gle POD
0iloilcter nad) Sngboilal 5llriits.
nnbm nen Dciitlihen Oil @orb nlo
fam 70 redt3eitig nieoer. bob oer
asrieiter ocn fdlrcrDcrlrunncten
Ohcrft nit ben SterbeiafrdmcntelI
pcriebcn fonute, Der ilnnlittllbar Oh.
|rnnf Oen lerten Mttemslig tGat Us
lit has erIte Mal In Der Deihihtc bes
|iunecn Jlugne!ess. oaf Elm Nero
|pIan nn3m hient, einenl Sterbcnos,l
he Iette Geli,ng uno ceiitliben
1roit aI nsymitteIn.
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ltnterridts. s.ansetgeu.

Ntne Erhinans, Rp. 545.1912-7en
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-23

Gin Hrieiter, Der bcn
|Sterbenbcn i'm IeropIan
erreib t.. lleter eiite altbcrge.
|ncbnlid,c gernenbnng ScS SIllgse,t.
acs miro oc!n .@anlois" lrnterm /.
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Vbritfian Jb0uats. 9r.,

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ISrissI Ia1,er i'm 43. Qcben5lahre. 8tc Reerbi'
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fe aus, fuosu Bermarhie lnh fSreuRec ohIle
ireIere 9loti8 bntIiohit cinaeIabcn Stnb bon
1924 Ten trauernesu Strterbatbtnen.
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aeh. SeIIe

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aeIiebte Satin hon Gtas. StuebTIc, Sr.. Gi2
9feroiaune fineet mEittluod ben %. Sftpbet
1912 Natmiita0s / llbr 50 aJSmrcn, bonn
Iraucrbaufe. Rr 235 Ginning StraBe, aus
itatt uno III rtioat. l.
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Starb am 9ienftag, ben 22. SstoD
A llbr,
frank q. Mtssr,

i'm GIIter hon 81 Sabren. Sic @e1oignna firt'
oct am Sreitaa 9indmttoG nm 2 ltbr pom
bale aus ftdti Eeerhtguna pTIbat Gut benz
Sprira Srcne Sriehbot 1924
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2n bermictlcn-Gotta1e.

(Enffaufen: grnc rStne. bornIris Cub.
Roah. eta g.. y. R. 6, 4IeaiuHt Rihpy 9.
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3n Observation-Disclosures

. d deret, Wsafhinerie liuo gaugen fur 9e'
Gieentbimer bat in 10 SabreH $15. 900 ber'
bient nno erfpart Ser Hreis, $500, foute
f,d in eiiem Sabre be5abien gtattIfraeen
i'm BoIfsblatt
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St.n.ns.fuhe - Mdnnlih.

gartenbcr III Dinens. irnenbmeIhc gor'
icrarse IA berrtdiieu: III perheraibet INN
tnricri Seuift nno GugIifd. q. 2S., 2023
Gbio @oe
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frisDrifl Spastb,

ciarb an 9cnitap cen 20. Nnobcr 1912,
mt1racHS 8 libr 30 .Ginuten, in her elterllden
BobHuitg Ho. 436 9liiIion 5iru5c, infer iits
ntujto eIieftpr Enhn Arlihpr lIuo fcdsmlQPr.
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@rpeerh nub gnes Giaeuthun; uiIIia; tpiro
nerfnufi fpeaen bchen aiers. ~. S. Vanttrf,
GIeelloluc, 6. 23,N
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Ic annunh q Srau oFne ainber fuden Gtrue
aIs ssnniicr In enem sSlnstScbduae. Spbn
soroik, 1885 gsacc cir, 2. Sic6. 1inten.
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Wsann nit gutter griahruug fudt GieIe ais
4s0rter i'm saIoen etc. !. e. 12l G!eer
GirnBe.
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G dubm d, &c minEdbt Mrtet fir Irgeneipe,
DE sSIidarbeif. 1916 gine Ctr.
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Trfabrener @drtenoer fuctt sleue: fpridIt
Teuifdb nnb SneIlld. 27os 2Seii Wcsniiden
etpeilne.
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y erh hcr. mtbrerc geam 3anoS. UNI in Der
Ccr0erei 81 nrtcileu. nun ?raIi1te mo
Ilihicruc MaHHcr broIid,en S.d 5iI melSeH
Rab5niGGqeH bci Qbil. gmrib, SPA noiH
Ctr ,GiHcirHatI g. 2223
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
Mems Sunday School Glasses vs.
Saloons

Mems Sunday School Glasses VS..
Saloons
Under the laws of the state OF
Indiana, saloons may return to q
city or township if, at the end OF
two years, there is not a majority
vote demonstrating against this by
the people.
Early this year the saloons were
to return to Franklin, Ind, unless
something was done. So the mems
Bible classes of the Baptist the
Christian the Methodist and the
Presbyterian churches met and or
ganized for the Christian protection
of Franklin 1t was we'll understood
that their first work was to prevent
the saloons returning to their town.
They had remOnStrance cards printed
and the committee divided the dis
tricts of the city and a careful sys-
tematic canvass for votes was made.
At the close of the canvass it was
IOunu CHdt eighty oul VI every oii0
hundred voters-four to one-had
signed the remOnStrance cards to
keep the saloons out of their beau
tiful city Thousands of cities and
towns of our country only need the
organized, earnest effort of their
Christian voters to rid themselves
of the saloons. Many times it is
the Indifference of moral men to
the use of the ballot that makes it
possible to get a majority vote fay
oring~ saloons.
Sec. w. c.. r. Z.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04

The Journal last evening published
q letter from Burt Williams, one of
the leading democrats of the state,
in Which he stated that he would
vote for McGovern That the nation
al committee is going to stay out
of Wisconsin is evidenced by the ac-
tons of Joe Davies, secretary OF the
national democratic committee after
he had attended the state platform
convention The platform went right
contrary to what Wilson, the presi-
dental candidate stood for. 1t slapped
Bryan in the face in as much as it
condemned certain fundamental dem
ocratic principles for which the peer
less leader has been fighting for
10, these many years.
The democrats did have a good OPP
portunity of winning in Wisconsin
this fall; but they killed their
chances. By adopting platform such
as they did, they expected to get the
republican vote. They will, no doubt,
get few. But for every republican
vote that they get, they will lose
five democratic votes that will go to
McGovern.-Antigo JOurnal.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
M'GOvERN FOR Roosevelt
Wisconsin Governor Gives Views on
National Issues.

Governor F. e. McGovern, in a
statement just issued at Madison
says he will support Colonel Roose
welt and vote for the Republican state
congressional, legislative and local
tickets.
Governor McGovern was renominat-
ed by the Republican party and en-
dorsed by the Progressive party and
this is his first statement explaining
his views on national issues. He rec.
onciles his declaration for Roosevelt
and support of the Republican state
ticket by explaining that the Wiscon-
sin Republican state platform is In
harmony with the national Progress
sive platform and says that no Re-
publican who supports the Progressive
ticket need leave his party in this
state.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-10-04
WISCONSIN NEWS
Items Of Interest From All Parts
Of the State.
ENDORSED AS REPUBLICAN
Governor MoGovern says Action O.
Progresslves Means No Third
Ticket In Wisconsin.

Governor F. e. McGovern announced
that he considered the endorsement
of his candidacy by the Progressive
state central committee as an en-.
dorsement of himself as a Republican.
"The way look at it the Progress.
give committee felt there was no need
Of putting up a candidate to oppose
me-" ne said. 81 consider its action
an endorsement of me as Republic
an and equivalent to declaration
that it will not put up ticket of it's
own"
"Will 1t be necessary for your name
to appear twice on the ballot?" he was
asked.
"No, don't think So" he replied. 81
am the candidate of the Republican
party. II the Progressive party choose
to endorse me that is its own affair
I take it that the law does not require
me to run as the candidate of that
party"