davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
@Ober bic senernns?

Inter Der perfOnIiden 9eitilng Oes
GrbeitstomiIIGrs CHARLES q. Sell
1T loeben, INN Die llrln9en Der nod
INNER fortbeIteben0en &euernne 81
ermitteIn, cine l1nteriu9ung iiber Die
8e8ugsqueaen Der ganbrungsmitteI
fir ons gauge @ebiet Der Ser. 5tna-
ten in 4ngriff genommen tDOroen.
Die llnteriu9ung, Die gepiB mebrere
Monate in Mnipru@ nebmen Dir6,
lit bonn Sonoelsiefret6r NageI onee-
oronet tpor0en uno ion Die umfaifeno.
ite Deroen, bic iemaIs oneelteut muir
be. Man miro GohberIt6noige aus
ienoen Inn Die Eatiade felt3ulteuen,
un0 Damn miro Oos itatiitii6e 8ure.
au ouf 6ieie @run6Ioge einen 8eri@t
fir bic 8unoesregierung nrsarbeiten
uno berOffentIiden.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

ID. Snnuar, Sonntag. MbenOunter,
baltung i'm Surnberein. SO. 928
M StraBe, q. SO.
IA. Snnunr, Sonntog. arionBoGe,
Wfuiif. l1nterboItung.
IA. Snnudr, Sonntoe. EurnboIe.
Niulif. Mber0.
18. Snnuar, Donnerstng. ArionBoue,
Stiftungsfeit oes 9omenbereins.
81. Sanuar, Gonntng. @GngerbuaO.
bale, Sbeaternbeno.
81. Snnuar, Sonntag. WGnner@or-
bale, Muiifnl. unterbnItung.
%. Sanuar, Wontag. Do geofouic
SempeI, Sabresbon oes BIntt.
0iiti9en 8ereens..
IS. Snnuar, 9omerstng. GGnger.
bunobaIle, San5fr6n3ben.
%. Snnuar, 9Onnerstae. &urrboIe,
San5fr6n59en.
%. Sanuar, Sonntng. G~dneerbnRO.
bnIe, Wfliif. Mben0.
30. Snnuar, Montag. Werein @1bs
ern, Sabresban int Sl0 Nfnionic
&empel.
A. Sebruar, Sonntog.. Neselfrppe
gum 8enefi8 oes @oiienbouIes,
in ser AnftoIt, orrongiert bon
ben @aibington Mebger : Gers
elm.
4. Tebrlior, Gonntog. MrtOnbolIe,
Sumoriftii9er Mben0.
5. 6ebruar, Montne. @m. Zen 60
ge, SGbrIiber MasfenbnM IN Do
Moionic Saqe.
s. Tebruur, Mrntng. TuTnbaIe.
Rnrrenffbung.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
goSiide sanaer.

8aOii9e GGn3er? So, oenn es mar
Ser 8erein 8a0en, Ser ben 8oH am
@outog abeno I'M alien Meoioutc
GempeI gab. Nber Die 8aGbeiuber,
oeren 3obI fir etnen 10 talten 8tn-
teraben6 Iebr anie6nIi1 mar, gebOr-
ten tetnesmegs nur Dem 8erein 8a-
ben an, Iouoern es tpdren aud gerug
SGn3er uno 3uI9nuer %, oeren @ie-
ge niht I'M bnoii6en oWeiliterldnole"
Itano. uno mas Die @altptia6e iIt>
cue botten ungea9tet Der i6neioi-
gen @interluft froben Wfut, quite
2nune uno aud einen geiunoen 9urit
mitgebra9t. Die 2eitung oes 8ales
uno Die @orbereitungen fir oenielben
laeen in ben SGn0en Der f~oIgenoer
Romites: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Die
Serren Sacob MiiIer, @oriiser; @Go.
is S. &einbart, Carl @ammel, Sobn
&roft uto YbiI. 9ittes ct off; gm-
pfdngstomite Die Serren: 8. S9roff
8orIiber; &orI 2i9tenfels, s. @er=
ner, 8. 2iatenfeIs, 6. 8altert &m.
aron5 uno Stepb. @on8; San6fomi-
te Die Serren: Sobn 8. @eier, 8or.
liber; Otto S9Gfer, auguit Mott,
@nt. @ebrle uno Sreo. S9nnebele,
@rfrifdunesfomite Die Serren: Carl
Sammel, @oriiser; @m. ggolf, s..
4raft, Sof. Sranf uno Sermann
0eiB.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
columbia snrnOerein.

Die 8drenriege Bat in ibrer am
Wfitttpo9 unter Der 2eitung oes So
nigb1ren grnIt @erItenberg abge-
baltenen @rut Serrn Sofrat Sadie
bon Der failerli9 oeuti@en 8oti9oft
gum g~brenbGren erp1blt. Sn 3tpei
@o9en jon Die S0ble, an oeren Ser
ri9tlng ieBt emitg gearbeitet miro,
feierIi6 eingeiueibt tperoen uno es
weroen BET oieier @elegenbeit e1te
8drenpeloe benuBt peroen. - Mtor-
gen Abeno finoet I'M @ereinsbaule Ell
ne muiifaliide MISUNDERSTANDING
Itott.
Serr 9ermann Settler, Die redte
@ano -oes &eitaArateurs un6 Surn-
baters @rnft @eritenberg, bat Die lob
liGe Nbli6t, ni9t nur einen Burner
fegelclub ins 9aiein gu ruferb ion-
bern all9 our9 Mntperbung bon ettpa
200 iungen 2euten Dem Surnperein
leues, fril1es Slut 5u%5lfiibren. I'M
Idngit feierte oieier itrebiome Serr
fem Biegenfelt nobel ibm Ole bobe
@bre wioerfubr, oaB @aibingtons
eroBter eneIii6er Di9ter 9berit S.
q. Sopce, Der an oidteriider 8ega-
bung ben @r0Ben oes uDeutiden
9i1terbun0s" aiemlih nabe fommt,
Inn Elm funitbones engliihes &C.
Oi1t9en wiOmete.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
@eIS Ianst nidt.

8ie Director 9urono am Maitt-
po6 Dem Sonoelsiefret6r Ragel mel
bette, bat er iid infoIge mangels an
Sonos gen0tigt geieben, 100 @lerfs
aus Dem GenImsbureait, melhe an
Dem 13. Genius orbeiten, gu entldi-
len uno Die 6oLge miro fem, bob ei-
ne @n5obl uidtiger 3Deige Der Dab
lung big gum 80. SUM, Dem geies-
lid f~eItgelesten Gage Der gerOffent-
Ii6ung Der idmmtli9en @~rgebnilie
nidt gum 9lbi6IuB gebradt WerOen
f0nnen. llnbeen0et meroen bleiben
ole 8erufsItatiitit, Die Statiitif Der
@ebre9Ii9en, Nt9tern6brungsfdbi.
gen un0 Der 0erbre6er, iODie Die
StuttftIf Der IdnoIihen Bieb5u6t un1
DerIhie0ene9 @nbere. 9ie &uuptta-
beGen meroen biz gum 80. Sum- Ct
ma at bret BierteIn fertig tDer6euL a
Der wegen @~eIomnngels 1T es 5tDet'
felbaft, Oh oie @rgebnille bis gu bic
fem 3eitpuntt ne~r0ffentli9t tDeroer
f6nnen. Ser Scotland lift Die Golae
oabon, ooB Der &ongreB Die berIongte
Na6beipiaigung bon $1,O00,O0O alri
100000 bei9nitten. bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Ser 9eutl1amerifanii9e Inter
ItiiBungsbuno nabm in ieiner am
9ienstag in @aBmanns Sane, yeo.
1877 Siebente Ctr, 81. S., abgebal-
tenen Notwithstanding Die i1br-
lide g%eamtenpabl Dor. Sic bate
folaenoes @rgebnis: @eorg S, MeD-
er, @rGIioent; Stephan Sronf, 8i5e-
pr6I.; SSobn Oies, SefretGr; Sobn
q. glttb, S9osmeiiter uno 50. s..
2iider, Soc. Neltlano uno gettolnus
@ieaano, 8erpaltltngsrat.
@enige Gage oorber mar IN Der
@obnung 0es S9asmeilters Sobn
4utb, $50. 600 WearDlnnO Ane., 9.
49,, 0ie idbrIi6e 8i9eronr4ii9t bor-
qenommen poroen. sic 3eigte, oaB
6as Germ0gen oes Gereins, oas li6
ieBt i'm gan5en auf $4,000 belauft,
uno i'm 8auoerein aneelegt lit, ii9
Inn $400 oermebrt bat. gegreif-
lidertueiIe paren Die nrtpeienoen
Mitglieoer, na9oem lie ii4 BON Dem
bIiibenOen 3uItano ibres gereins il
ber3eugt batten, in febr bergniigter
Stimmung uno lieBen fiA ben bor-
treffli1en Snuerbraten uno dtoere
i9madbafte &ii9ener5eugniiie nebIt
Dem oa3u geborigen NaB nod einmal
10 gut i6meden.
Ser 8erein beI1IoB ferner, einert
Delegaten gum 0eutfhen 8aiien-
baus 81 ~entienoen, un0 betDiaigte ben
Sabresbeitrog BON $25, Der i'm bier.
gu beredtigt. Drei neue Mlitglieoer
lDurben aufgenommen, bret RuHotoa'
ten purOen pprgei@lager.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Sab George @aibinatons amsefidt

Mit Ssobn 2ore, bon $50. 1916 IS
StruBe, %. SO, Der am Sonntag "
beno ais 88iGbriger @reis eincll
Ser5lhlag erlag, lit Der leste Mteni9
aus Dem 2eben gel9ieOen, Der iif)
ribmen ourfte, Die @elibts5iige 0es
8aters oes @aterlanOs geieben gu
baben. DIS i'm Sabre 1888 Die Set
DIE George @aIbingtons bon Dem ur.
Ipriingli1en @rabgeD0l6e in Wtount
Sermon na9 ibrer iesigen &ubeItot-
tie iibergefiibrt murOe, Lief Der oamnls
1OiGbrige Zane BON Der S6ule meg
un0 l9loB lid Der Nenge an, Die BON
@aIbington gum 8egrGbnts oes 2nn=
Oesoaters ous5og. gbe Der Sarg tn
0en Sarfopbng oes nelien @rabge-
wolbes geitelt iuuroe, puroe oer
0efel o~lfgeboben, Oamit man it'd
~ii6er5eugen forlnte, OoB Die ueberfiib-
rung Den gepeibten ueberreitelt fei.
nerlei S9aoen 8ugefigt babe. Do
mar es, oaB iemanO ben Sungen IL
ole &0be bob uno ibm einen Bid II
ben 5arg ermoglidte, oamit er Oit
I8iige oes groBten Mtannes oauernf
Ieinem @eodhtniIie einprGge.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
@raf0en-t Gait nnO ieine sc.

8raf0ent Gait unO feline Sc
mablin gaben am 9ienstag ben er'
item groBen gmpfang 0ieies BinterS
i'm @eiBen Sallie gu @bren oes otplo'
matil9en &orps. 0ieier @mpfang
lit neben Dem fir Die 0ffi5iere Der
Nrmee uno Mtarine Der ~glGn5enolte
Der Soiion, un0 ale Diplomaten
uno Observation-Disclosures, Die ith IN
@albtngton befinoen, waren 5ugegen.
Srau Eaft empfing I'M 8lauen 3im'
mer, unterltiiBt bon &a6inettsmit-
qlie0ern uno oeren 0amen. 9ie Wta-
rinetapele ipielte un0 i'm Staats-
IpeiieiaaI puroen @rfrii@unger per-
abrei9t.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
&tr@Ii@e NOtisea.

9Onntas gormittGs IL ubr in Oel
eu. Iutb. 3iOnstirde. Ste unO g Ctr.
q. %. Deutldsr @OttesOienH. Mm
.DienstOs glbenb 7.45 llbr @smeiube.
YerfammIuns unO 6reitas, ben 10. B.
W., cine NbenOuntsrbaItuna, uer0nIfaI.
tet BON benz Sun9en MiHiOnsperein.
Muiit UOn BrOf. Otis Or&eiter. BaltOl
8ersner label ber5Ii@ CUR EsiInabm'
eim.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
0eHaeel. tusHeaans.

Sine lOIde. peranRaItet bon Der bies
fi9sn @eFlseIs unb Gaubsns@ slsQl@aft
fnbst na@ts @o@e, pom l6. bis 10.
SSanucr i'm OlO MafOnic EempeI fat.
llufer Treunb, Der girbman~ So. g.
@@miO 1T ieIbRusrfdnOIi@ elmer Der
9uuptausteuer Qiebe gnssise),
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Csfer Der 8iRrnI6aft.

Gin iunaer, Oeati&-0merituMii9er
Gsr&er BON Huf, Dr. Art9rr s.
ApeIfer BON ROciedt.GoIpitnI h
Rap yorf, lit BEL piKeni4oftIi@er
8ernhen nit @I1uiGnre en- Opfer
ieiner @iiienihnft ~gesDor6en ianO er.
Itift. gLuh er Itnrb ouf Dem 6eIHe
Der &6re Hno Oes 5Orti&ritts Der
Renihbeitl
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

an 5teae oes D~erltorbenen Serrn
CHARLES @rnff iinO Serr Geo. Us.
5pier gum Director Oes &uppert
@reiieubeims uuo SER 8. S. Safs
sum Direftor Der 5peiten gtational-
bunf ernannt moroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

O. aus 9dilern Der b. uni9uIO
MuIic r~nioeriitp b~eitebenoe b. I'm
Ihulo Club gibt am ndditen 6rei,
tag @6eno, 19. Sarllar, zines ieiner
nit &e6t aagemein beIiebten &onz
8erte in Der Goncoroiafir6e, Ode Der
20. un0 g StraBe 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Or. Saul Sitter, Der i9wsi3erii@e
@einOtr, 1T am Iestsn 6rsitas, Dem 5
Samor, aus Der Sawei3, mo er ieinen
SOmmerurIaub 3usebra6t, auf ieinen
bielisen 9Olten 5uriidSetebrt. Seine DE,
mablin psllt CUR 3eit bel ibren @Itern
in Sapan.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Ole Proclamation, NIT welter
&rln5 @arnepal ben 4roniten Scar
renbegeilterung fIr ben beuorite6en-
ben Sumoriitii9en Abeno uno @ro-
BEN Wtastenbaa einfloBen mill, lit
erl9tenen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Ser 9amen- uno gtdboerein 0es
9eutI6en 8ailenbauies balt feline
Snnuor : 8~eriammlung am nG1lten
Wtittmo9 in Der @obnung Der Nra'
lioentin 6rau aatb. 2Offler $50. 1880
Georgia 9De q. @. ab.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

@emm Sbr @runteissntDnm FnMftM Dbes
Ssrtaufen wOlt, cher renn Sbr @elb Ietbtn
Ober ausIsiben mott, Oher Gusr paus rsrmis.
then pult, EOmmt ~ mir, ID Eamn Gu@ @eb
iparsn.
@Rt0H pettm weI@sp
Observation-Disclosures
Gspk 30, 3 NO. 1907 "A. SKv Y. u.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
etaOttf@e &enigfetten.
somstug. Sen 10. Sanuor 1912.

Cart Damned, Der Hsus @irt an Der
gde Der 10. uHO YeHH. NUs., bsablt9'
tigt, i'm oberen StOd ELL 8erlammIun9s'
Total bsr5uriaten, Seii@tisuns srbeten'
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
ampQas 0feItourant bon @n0reol

gg7Dns NeItaurant bon Ar0reos
9ieBmonn, an Der @fe Der 3. uni
8 StraBe q. SO, 1T bort melt lumber
tuesen ieiner gut eeboItenen @etran'
fc (Seuri1's Mdr3en) uno oes gu
ten 2unGes, ben es BORT eiebt, outs
DortbeiIbafteite betannt. Ser Birt9
1T elm 9uDer u1tO MtitgIiOO Oes rDeut-
iden RrieserbauuOss~.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

umfoffenOe 8orbereituugen
triftt Der Nerein 8apern, columbia
Settion $50. /, fir ieinen am 20.
Sanuar i'm alien Sreimaurertempel
itatttlnOenoen SO. Sabresbaa.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

NIs Serr i@altet iett in Der &c.
fannten @irtidaft On Der G6e Der
%. nnO q Strafe Ser neite ba6iIde
@irt @i0ie GsOIf. Orieinelle See
selbabn i'm Simteritibden.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

5rau Barbara SoOermann peilt
our 3ett in @alm Bead, 5la. uuo be-
abli1tl9t IN Oieiem 5rubiabr na1
9eutI9lanO 5u reilen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Set Serr 3arI &ammeI iie iiber-
mOmmeu fat, uanOeIt bic bisberiSe
irii6e @irtidaft an Der G6e Der 10.
Gtrafe nub TeHu. Abe., Y. -, f&
raid in cine benti&e mn.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

8 lie nd6ite muiifalii9e uuterbal-
tung oes @ermania Wfdnner9or ftn-
oct am SOnntag, Dem 81. Sonuor
itntt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

S flottem Sang ii1O Die 8Orbe-
reitungen fir ben Sabresbaa oes
.Ylattouti1en Gereens" am %.
Sauuar i'm allten Wtaionic &empeI.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Ole 0titglieOer oes @inotborit
Stub feiern am na9iten WtittDo4,
Dem IL. Sanuar, nit einem 8an-
tett Den 100. @eburtstng oes groBen
@arlamentariers unO Staatsman-
mes, na1 Dem Der Club Ii4 nennt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Ger 4rion 9amenOerein ma9t
groBe 9lultreuguugen fir Die ani
0onnerstag, Dem Is. Sanaar, an
seieste 6eier ieines StiftungsfeItes.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Gu @iesbO6sn itarb am "a. Dss.
1911 in lsinem "A. 9sbensiabre Sriebr.
BeiIReiu, Rriuatier, Der Batter unferss
frsbiumsu Nitbnvssrs @briitian Bells
feiH.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Charles @roT

Charles @r0T
10 Sisls BObItusnSs gspeis ibrtr SaInabms as.
gtben unb Del bsm am WOntaa, BEN 8 Sauuav
ltattsebabtrn 8sgrGoHis niHt nur rsimf BIu.
mtnipenben ouf BEN Sarae bee GnHdIafenen
nitbsrssIset. %lOnbern aud an br Trauerfsin
tsilasncmmen unt benz SCssu bos @eIate AZ iefs
nr IeeifH &ubsfatte, gseeben babeM, laasn mfr
hermit unisrtn pGrmfen DanF. Snsbscubtrs
gilt titisr Daut benz 6nrn patcr ,. @@rosbH;
fit ben ebTsnOen RaArut ben Ct BEN gerApies
ten gepibnet, unb bic linbsrnbsn T~rOfmcrlg NIT
bsnst Ct unisrs fHmsr,erfiItsn 6sJsH trauldt
bat lpwie BEN Dirsttprsn bee Wa,biMeton le&s.
y p3entieen permanent II @anserein, Ser spettea
Iattpnalbant, benz MsBaer unteraHbunesUrein
BEN 6eutfbsn Wdirnbau1e, benz RurpAt petm,
BEN @erein BabeH ter Sic. Mutb WtOpifpH
Comp. unb benz WaIbingtCn S6ngrbunb.
SIN Ndmen Der traUernben ciHterbIisbgneH
Mntcnie Graf
Carl @raff
2UuiIt 6Cyberar
5berbCrt WEdf
9laben @oIfReiner
Marie GsraF
Mdris Sbitmeyr.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Wien btnen, psl1r uns D6hrtnb ben RranEs
bet Hnisrss, am 6reitss, BEN 5. Sennar bu1&
giHeH lauftsn COB sFlBfeH unpHsrbli@m @atrS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
STUMBLED ON RICH VEIN
Now Poor Mining Prospsetor Has Be-
como Wealthy, With More
In Sight.

Clear Lake. Ariz.-T. Ollie Phillips
was a poor mining prospector less
than 4 year ago. Recently he was
paid $209, 900 fer an ~undeveloped gold
and silver claim situated In this new
camp.
1t was by chance that Mr.. Phillips
discovered the vein which has brought
him a fortune, He was making q
trip through this section less than IL
months ago and went to the famous
Apache Box canyon. One day Mr..
Phillips aimlessly walked through the
picturesque canyon.
His trained eye caught sight of
gold In a boulder that was lying in
the bottom Of the gorge. He exam
lned other boulders and found gold
In all Of them. He then began a sys-
tematic search for the vein from
which the boulders had come. He
succeeded in finding 1t upon the wall
Of the canyon and located a number of
claims. covering the ground where
the mineral existed. Further research
proved the richness of the find, and
the property 10 believed to be destined
to become a very large producer Of
gold and silver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
FIRE CHIEF IS
NAN OF HOUR
Frank c. Comings Conspi-
Cuous Figure in Parade.

Chief Engineer Frank Comings, of
the city's fire department, is a con-
s%picuOus figure today. He is fully
appreciative of the honor in being
chief of so able a department upon
so great an occasion. He appreciates
than words can tell the graft
tude shown by fellow fi%refighters in
presenting a loving cup to him. Like
wise are the 6remen generally ap-
preciatiye of the work the chief has
done for the monster celebration.
They are Cognizant of the fact that
he has worked with the most dill
gent ones for the one cause of max
ing today's event the one giant fes-
tive occasion that it is.
His realization Of a heretofore I'M
surpassed demonstration of this sort
has come true. He declares its mag
nitude and excellence has never be-
fore been surpassed and he is pleased
with the outcome. When seen by a
NEWS representative he referred to
the fremen's parades of October IT,
1907, and october 81, 1902. He was
loud in his praise for those who sue
c~essfully carried out plans for them.
He declared the n of today larger
by at least ten companies than the
n previously held five years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

New York, Oct. 23-Everything is
in readiness for the launching of the
New York, the $4,000 ton battleship
at the Brooklyn navy yard Oct. 80.
With her sister ship, the Texas, the
New York, is to be one of the most
powerful fighting ships afloat and
the biggest in the America navy
when she is ready for service in
about a year from now. Construction
began on the Texas at Newport
News some time before the keel OF
the New York was laid, and conse-
q%uently work on the Texas, which
was launched several months ago, is
further advanced. The keel of the
New York was laid on Sept. II, 1911.
The New York is about 1900 tons
larger in displacement than the Wy
oming and the Arkansas, thep resent
largest ships of the navy, and about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
MERRY ladies TAKE
PETER KROECER'S AUTO

Firemen, gay on the v of the big
celebration we're the source of both
Worriment and pleasure for Peter
Kroeger, a prominent member of the
Eagle Hose & Chemical Company
last night. They stole his automo-
bile twice, caused him to lose one val
liable heagear, to wit: a derby, and
between laughs generally made life
miserable for him.
Some of the officers of Protection
Hook & Ladder and Lincoln Engine
companies were among tn e leaders
in the crowd. They first amused
themselves by crowding on Mr.. Kroe-
gers Buick roadster automobile, al
most causing it to break down from
overload. They reached Kroeger
auditorium and then, because Mr..
Kroeger did not feel disposed to car
ry them back at a time they chose,
they literally stole the machine and
with William Petty at the wheel,
pushed 1t to Smith and State streets,
waited awhile and then pushed 1t to
Van Syckle's garage.
The machine was recovered by Its
owner, run to the Lincoln house,
where it was again taken and run
up a driveway near school No. 1.
Mr.. Kroeger gave up In dispair and
troubles. The machine was then
pushed to Smith and State streets to
await It's owner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
FINAL ACCOUNTING OF
THE SAMETH ESTATE

Trustee Harry Conard, of the
bankrupt estate of Emil Sameth,
who is serving a term in states pris-
on, has filed his final accounting
with referee James Parker. The re-
port shows cash assets Of $7,6S6.17,
of which amount Adolph Green
baum gave Mr.. Conard $4,000 for
property transferred to him by Mr..
Sameth a few days before Sameth
disappeared, leaving a bankrupted
bnking business in his wake. The
creditors will meet on November Is
and receive a dividend of between
Is and 20 per cent, which will be
more than expected. Leo Goldberg
er is attorney for several Of the
creditors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

delegation. Bradley Beach fire COM
pany No. 3 scored with their gaso-
line, horse-httch engine and Indepen-
dence hose apparatus, which was
trimmed with national colors.
Aerial Truck OF Hooks.
Bohns' concert band, of New
Brunswick, was in the lead of Pro-
lection Hook & Ladder Company,
which had the only aerial and the
finest appearing truck in the entire
parade.
The Westfield fire company loom
ed UP in brilliant form with Its
chiefs automobile and auto-drawn
engine, which were red in color.
They eyre accompanied by the
James band, Of Elizabeth. Next ap-
peared the Monmouth Beach fire
empt fremen in coaches. Then the
Woodbridge. The Roosevelt hook
and ladder truck, was one of the fin
est decorated pieces of apparatus in
the procession. 1t was trimmed in
national colors with streamers and
flags. On top and back of the driv-
er sat two little boys, mascots of the
company. The Carteret Hook &c
Ladder Company made a distinct hit.
Union Engine Company. of Bel
mar, with its engine and hose wagon,
appeared next ahead of Liberty
band, of New Brunswick. Then came
Washington Hose and Chemical
Company Of this city with its COM
bination hose and chemical appa-
ratus. New Brunswick Fife and
Drum Corps, headed the Highland
Park fremen, who displayed their
combination ladder and hose appa-
ratus. Goodwill Hose Company, of
Belmar, appeared next, after which
appeared Avon Hose Company, of
Avon-by-the-Sea, with a dull green
combination hose and ladder appa-
ratus, which drew more than ordi-
nary attention.
Members OF the Columbia Engine
Company, OF Peekskill, N. Y, drew
more than ordinary attention with
their tan uniforms. They drilled
while passing the reviewing stand,
automobile engine bearing their fire
dog. After them came the famous
Phil DAILY Hose Company, with the
8 flIe q Drum
Corps and their combination hose
and chemical apparatus.
The parade was reviewed by Act
ing Mayor Ferd Garretson, the other
members of the Board of Aldermen,
Sheriff Bollschweiler, Congressman
Scully and other officials, who occu-
pied places In the reviewing stand at
city hall park. Mr.. Scully spent most
of the time during the parade with
the South Amboy representation.
After the procession had passed city
hall park the officials took seats In
about a dozen automobiles.
Fire Chief Comings, of the local
department, who rode in his rig fol-
lowing the Exempts was applauded
by the crowds along the line Of
march.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned intends making application
to the Board of Excise Commissioners
of the City of Perth Amboy, at their
mex meeting, for a transfer of the Ii
cense heretofore granted to him to
keep a saloon at 10 Fayette street
with the privilege of selling malt and
spirituous liquors in the City of Perth
Amboy, to the house owned by John G.
Donehue at 4S5 New Brunswick Ave.
Dated Oct. 23rd, 1912.
OLE Fl. FONSKOV.
12092-10-24-2t-oew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
PAIN IN THE ROYAL NOTICE
Der Former Time That Maria
Theresa Honored Him.

An amusing incident of the healthy
boyhood Of the great composer, Joseph
Haydn, is given by Mary Maxwell
Monat In her biography OF the Aus
TRAN empress, Maria Theresa.
When Won Reuter- became choir
master Of ST. Stephens cathedral he
had Joseph Haydn among his pupils.
During a visit to the Hungarian
Prince Esterhazy, in 1913. Maria The
resa took occasion to say a word of
praise to Haydn. who had composed
the music Of the opera given In her
honor, and had conducted the perform
ance. She expressed the conviction
that she had see him before, al
though she could not remember the
occasion.
1.-THE last time your majesty was
pleased to take notice of me-" said
Haydn, you ordered me 2 good
thrashing."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24
CAMBRIDGE COLBY is
HEARD IN THIS CITY

cambridge Colby, of New York,
spoke last night for a few minutes
at Smith and State streets, in favor
of the Progressive cause, in the coun-
ty, state and nation. MI. Colby
stopped in Perth Amboy for the open
air meeting which preceded the South
Amboy mass meeting last night in
city hall. Chairman William Dlnwid-
die, Of Metuchen, of the Progressive
County Committee, also greeted the
local Roosevelt enthusiasts.
Birth Abraham Pledge Support.
Representative Fisher of the He
brew Immigrant Aid Society, of New
ark, was at the meeting of Perth
Amboy Lodge No. 402 Independent
Order Birth Abraham last night,
The local lodge Joined and pledge
S25 to its support each year. s.
Belikove was named the director.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-24

can navy to carry guns of this size.
They will carry ten of these guns
in the main battery and there will be
twenty-one five inch guns strung
along their sides. The New York.
when launched, will be about 60 per
cent complete. Some 1850 machin-
lists, shipwr1gfihts, shipitters, plumb
ers and other mechanics have been
engaged in her construction, under
the supervision of Naval oCnostruc-
tor Robert M. Stocker. The New
York will not have her engine
aboard, but will be practically ready
for her machinery as 500 as she fs
afloat. The engines will be of the
reciprocating type built by the navy
constructors and will be Of 28,100
horse power. She will have four
triple expansion engines and these
will drive twin screws. The ships
speed Is expected to be about 81 n
knots.