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George NJ. Plaisance. a popular 4

George NJ. Plaisance, a popular AS
ceasion boy who for some years past
3as been located III Birmingham, Ala,
spent a couple of days here last
week and was warmly greeted by his
many friends. Mr. Plaisance was en-
=i0ying his annual vacation, and came
70 DonaldsonyiIIe from New Orleans,
where he and his wife and family
we're visiting relatives. He Informed
as that on the first Of October ha.
will sever his connection with the
Indianapolis drug firm Of Eli Lilly &
Co., by whom he has been employed
as travelling representative for the
PAST four Yeas, to accept the posi-
ton OF sales manager for the Doster,
Sorthington Drag Co, Of Birming-
hl41il, a big concern employing
eleven road men. THIS is a much
better and more remunerattve gitua-
lion than that heretofore held By
Mr. Plaisance. and the fact that he
Is considered competent to. fill il
indicates that he is making a name
for himself in his chosen field of
labor and will in time reach. the top
) the ladder. He is looking the
picture Of health, and reported his
aife and family also well.
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81 s'' ,aal event Of the past week
wv lon m, year g dance given at
absr i !, Tuesday evening by
sIlss J; q q the eommunfty's most
nea ME-. The attendance com.
bods !, aWo-seore couples, ana
present had an enjoyable
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-08-31

Among those from upper Ascension
who Went to Geismar Sunday before
last to attend the dance given by
the Woodmen of the World were
Misses Fanny Leblanc, Donnie ana
Noemie Becknel, Pauline Badeaux
and Carrie Schuster, and Messrs.
Guy and Norman Parker, Noah and
George Leblanc, Wives RAMIREZ,
Pierre Becknel, Dudley Hanagriff, ".
.Bsa8stdeaux, Frank and Lynn LaRose
and Sabin Doiron.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-08-31

Five or six doses Gg6 will break
any case ef chiiis and fever; and
If taken then as tonic the fever
will not return. Price, 25c..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-08-31

Robert ]. Broussard, prominent
young business man of Cornerview,
passed through Donaldsonyille Mon
day with the party of relatives and
friends who accompanied the re-
mains OF Mrs Z. J. Landry from
Cornerview to their last resting place
at P1attenville. Mr.. Broussard, re-
turned home Tuesday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-08-31

Rub-My-Tism viii cure you.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-08-31

Mrs. obie Woohm, nee NOZZLE
Guedry, died recently at her home
IN Plaquemine, aged twenty years.
The remains were conveyed to Pain
courrtVille, where interment was made
IN the Guedry family tomb. iii the
Catholic cemetery, after services at
st. Elizabeth church. Deceased was
q native Of Assumption parish, and
sister of ]. 3. Guedry, Of this city.
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There WiH be races. tomorrow al
MaIarcher's half-nile track at Belle
Rose, beginning at 1850 p. "a.
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IIIg DoDalds0lVille Chief

SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1912,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-08-31

After spending several days here
very pleasantly as the guest Of rel
atives and friends, Miss Rowena
Gingry, of New Orleans, left Tuesday
AFTERNOON fof Waggaman, where she.
enjoyed a brief visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
4. S. Landry and family. subsequent
" proceeding to Patterson to visit
her brotEer-ln-laW and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Braudl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
MCFARLAND 70 TRIAL.
Newark Man Accused Of Poisoning
Wife to Marry Another.

Newark Man ACCUSED Of Poisoning
Wife to Marry Another.
Newark, N. j., Jan. 29.-The trial OF
Allison M. Mcfarland for the murder
Of bis wife, Evelyn, with cyanide OF
potassium was begun this morning In
the Newark court of oyer and terminer
before Chief Justice William s. Gum
mere and a jury drawn from a special
panel. Prosecutor Mott has intimated
that he can place all OF his evidence
before the court and jury In n day,
80 II is not believed that the trial will
be long drawn out.
McFarland's wife was found dead at
her home In Park avenue on the morn
ing Of Oct. is last. She had used part
Of the contents OF a bottle that previ-
ously had contained bromide. which
she used when suffering from head
aches. The poison, it is charged. was
put in the bottle, the label changed and
the bottle returned to its customary
place for the purpose Of causing her
death under conditions that would sug-
gest suicide.
The woman In the casev is Miss
Florence Bromley Of Philadelphia,
whom Mcfarland employed as a ste
~nographer while he was In business in
that city two years nRD
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
THREE HURT IN
TROLLEY SMASH
Midland Car Jumps Track
at Stapleton.

M
A trolley car, well loaded with
passengers, jumped the track on
Canal street, Stapleton. yesterday
afternoon, and smashed into q tele-
phone pole, ~wrecking tt~ veetibule
and smashing nearly every pane of
glass In the car. Several OF the
passengers were cut and scratched
by the glass, but only three were
seriously enough injured to reqrre
medical attention. They We're:
John Jenkins OF ITS Bathgate
avenue, the Bronx; cut about the
head. face and legs.
Joseph Borris. OF Osgood avenue,
Concord, s. T., cut about the face
and hands and bruised about the
body.
Frederick Goodacure, Of Cunard
Place, Concord, cut about the face
and hands and injured on the left
leg.
The trolley car was bound from
st. George to Richmond, on the line
of the Midland Road, and was in
charge OF Motorman Bernard Sig1ers
and Conductor Peter Masterman. 1t
had reached a point on Canal street,
near Centre street, when 1t sudden
ly jumped the track and shot across
the street. Siglers stuck to his post
and was only slightly injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
KEYPOR1

Miss g. Pollock, OF New York, was
the guest OF friends at the Walling
House last week.
Robert West received a postal
card from his son., Harry West, of
the firm of r. West & Company. Fri
day. He Is enjoying a vacation in
Bermuda. He said the steamer was
twenty hours late In arriving at the
port and that the weather was bad
and the sea very rough during the
entire trip. Mr.. West expressed
himself as having q fine time.
Miles, Ola Nj. ConkIin was the guest
OF frfS y in New York Thursday.
ri. A. Young Is having his motor
boat Youngster overhauied and
|provements added.
Mrs. w. A. Triton Is spending d
few days with her SON. Samuel Til
ton. at his home In New York.
The j. and J.. w. Ellsworth Oyster
Company received O large consign-
ment Of oysters from Morgan yester-
day and have opened the factory
again for business. The factory vii.
no doubt remain open as long as the
stock can be secured as the company
has 8 great many orders to ill.
Miss Frances Dugan, of Newark, Ia
the guest OF friends in town for a
few days.
Lester Hprner vas In Freehold on
business Saturday.
April II was the date set at the
meeting OF the j. c. r. Trainmen's
GLIB .- second annual ball.
The smoker given In the club rooms
last Friday night raj very success
ful.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Armstrong,
Mias Florence Armstrong and Mrs.
IG. w. Conoyer, OF this place. attend
ed the ball given by the South AM
boy Yacht Club last Friday night.
Miss Francis Young. OF New Hev-
en-, Conn, 10 the guest of friends In
town Tor a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. =. II. Hooee. OF Ja-
maica, L. L, were the guests OF
relatives In town yesterday.
Misc Eve Goodrich, 0x Newark,
waa q visitor In sown Sunday.
q. 3. Frost OF Asbury Park, was
the guest Of friends ia town Sat-
urday and SUNDAY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
MORE THIEVING REPORTED
OF TOTTENvlLLE PLACES

All kinds Of petty thieving Is
being reported In Tottenyi,le these
days. the latest being the theft OF a
peanut vending machine from in
front OF the confectionery store OF
Miss Annie Price, near the Allan
tic station in Broadway, Tottenyille,
some time Saturday night or early
Sunday morning. This work is be-
iieved to be that of boys who must
have been frightened off, as the ma
chine was found last night In the
old ball field near the Atlantic ssa-
ton by Arthur Price, Otto Gabel
and Chris Morrissey The money
about IS In pennies, was stila in he
machine, but The glass Jar that held
Lhe peanuts was broken and the con-
tents spilled on the groun1, as if one
had thrown the machine ' Lille rum.
ming away. During some time Fri
day night some one carried off some
money and other things at the club
house OF the Tottenville Athletic
Club in Spragne avenue, Totem
vile. This Is about the third time
that this has occurred. No report
was made to the police of the latter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shook have
returned to Summit, N. j., after q
visit here.
Miss Bessie Cornell has returned
to New Brunswick after a visit hereg.
Miss Gertrude Wilson, OF Manhat-
tan, visited In Prince Bay yesterday.
Mrs. William Baedecker is enter
tanning her sister. Miss Weber. OF
West Hoboken.
Mrs. Edith Carpenter, Of Great
Kills, has been Ill with pneumonia.
George Graham, of Rossville, who
spratned her ankle last week, is re
covering
Mrs. Margaret La Forge has re-
turned to Brooklyn after a visit
here.
Miss Irene Wilkonum visited In
Perth Amboy Saturday night.
George MCGUIRE, of Jersey City.
visited at Mt. Loretto yesterday.
Eugene Kissam is able to be- oul
after a recent illness.
Melvin Romer was In Perth AM
boy Saturday night.
Charles Durham, of Brooklyn,
spent yesterday with friends at HUI
guenot beach.
William Boley was at the Liberal
a. G. bout at Rosebank Saturday
night.
U. s Grant Council, Jr. O. U. A.
M., meets tonight.
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29

ANNUAL BALL
or ENGINEERS
Masque Affair Of Clifton
Div. Big Success.

More than four hundred guests
from all parts of the borough of
Richmond enjoyed the fifth annual
masquerade ball of Clifton Lodge,
Division No. 541, Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers, Of the Staten
Island Rapid Transit, Saturday night
at the German Club rooms, Stapleton.
Dancing began at 8 O'Clock ard con-
tinned until a late hour. The music
was furnished by Professor Louis
Mandt's orchestra. OF Brooklyn. The
affair a a great 9 and re-
fleets credit on the committee In
charge OF the arrangements The
clubrooms were ta~stefully decorated
with flags and bunting and every
thing was done for the comfort OF
the guests present. On the commit
tee in charge of the affair were:
Frank Hanlon, chairman, P. J. Boy
Ian, owen Boyian, Daniel J. Buckley,
George Ford, William d. f. Beiden,
Adam Cook, James McCaffery and
William Westendorf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
WOULD EMPLOY
HIS OWN MEN
MiddIetown Township Com
mittee Select Road 0verseers

Midd1etown, Jan. 29:-An adj
journed meeting of the Township
committee was held in Lufburrow's
hall Thursday night for the purpose
of deciding between the committee
and the newly elected supervisor OF
roads who shall be the man desig-
mated In the various districts of the
township to act as road overseers.
William Bennett, the head supervi-
sor. claimed the law gave him a
right to employ whom he saw fit to
do this work.
The majority of the board took
exceptions to this view of the situa-
Ition claiming that the law read very
plainly that the supervisor was I'M
der the direction Of the township
committee and this being the case
the following names were submitted
to the board as men most likely fit
ted for these positions and were
accepted by the board. Mr.. Ben
nett accepted the list under protest
claiming that he had a right to en-
ploy who he wished to do the work
and not the committee to recommend
the men.
The list of men was as follows:
Dist. No. ], Abram Stout;-No 2.
J. H. Timalot; No. az, W. s. Jones;
No. 2A, A.. Burge; No. 4, John
Hopping: No. Az, J. ID. Frost; No.
Is, B. r. Allen; No. g., A. Morford;
No. Z, Garrett Luyster; No. 7Hs A.
G.. Luyster; No. s, j. t. Fields;
No. Bic, James T. Apologize; No.
8, 91b, 10H, Thomas Mullin; No.
II, Andrew Winter; No. II "a, John
I. Sickles; No. IL, A. Burge; No.
10, George Bovine; No. IA, J. F.
Crawford: No 15, T ]. Grant; No.
.16, Petre Petrie; No. 16M, John
Bennett; No II, Walter X. Hop
ping; No. IS, Michael Kelly; No.
10, A. Burge.
The meeting was very lively
from start to finish. Several poll
ticfans from various parts of the
townships ware-present and had
some thing to say at times on the
question. The Board carried a reso-
luton that the supervisor pay the
wages OF the men employed on the
road at. the rate of sixty-three cents
per hour@for team and man and
twenty-five cents an hour for labor
ers.
Next meeting~of the board at the
same place will be Thursday night,
February /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
SHA ESPEARE AND MUSIC
AT LECTURES THIS WEEK

In the various eenters on this end
OF the island the Department of
Education has arranged a series of
good lectures to be given this week.
Commencing with tonight at public
school. No. 6, Rossville, Mrs. Grace
A. Burt-Homan, OF New York, will
lecture on Hamlet giving the Sec
ond in the series on Shakespearian
plays. At Great Kills tonight J.
Wo0dsnan Rabbit, of New York,
will present Julius Caesar" In the
second of the series of Shakespearian
plays at that place.
At the Trinity Parish House, New
Dorp, Wednesday night. Mrs. Julia
M. Powell will talk on THE birth of
New York State" Mrs. Lillian S.
Fisher will present Polynesia. An
Unbeaten Track" at pucllc school
No. 3, Pleasant Plains, Thursday
night and at public school, No. 1,
Tottenville, Friday night, Cyrus G.
Adams will give New Things We
Have Learned About Africa" The
same night at Curtis High school
Miss Pearl Cleveland Wilson will
give her fifth lecture on music, TAX
ing for her subject, "Dit Meister-
singer. All of the lectures will be
illustrated by ~stereopticon views,
with the exception of the latter.
which is illustrated by selections on
the Miami
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
MATAWAN

Miss Grace Whitlock is spending
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John WhitIock. of Main
street.
Miss Cora Conover, of Morgan
vile, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean Fields.
Bradford Brown spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b.
f. s. Brown.
Frank Doolittle was a Sunday
visitor in town.
Miss Elizahath Clarke, of Ridge
field, spent the weekend with her
aunt, the Misses Clarke. of Main
Brick has been earted to the lot
recently purchased by A. J. Vree-
land adjoining Captain Thompson's
property on upper Main street. Mr..
Vreeland expects to build In the ear
lys spring.
Mrs. Edward Fairy was a New
ark visitor Saturday.
W. A. Miliar was ar out of town
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Bower and Miss
Myrtle Ranlbo were Perth Amboy
visitors on Saturday.
Harold Smock Is spending several
days In Brooklyn the guest of his
cousin, Reginald Macdonald.
Mrs. Henry Van Mater, of Wieka-
my was a Mafawau visitor On sat
j sv
Mise Ne,t,e whit,ock snsr, ~severa,
ars ~ tba meat weel IN proakiyn
Mrs ~ T-.ongsfrees was = Nav
work visitor Friday
The snacial callect,on tanan In tha
prsshvtar5an church an sunday the
txren9ysarst has naan frc~sasas ~
so9 -
Van allan clarke of Nav yorr
o;tv T. v;s;ttng hss arnta ,ha Msssas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
T0TTENvILLE

DR.. and Mrs. III. Taylor Cronk, of
Manhattan, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Taylor, of West New Brighton, were
the guests Of relatives here yester-
day.
DR.. Harry Delaney, of Manhattan,
was the guest of DIR. e., w. Bedell
over Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. William H. Wood
ward and daughter Florence, of
Richmond Hill, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Corson here
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Otterson has been
visiting at Manhattan.
e. M. Levinson and Miss Rosetta
Levinson visited in Manhattan yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sofeld, OF
Perth Amboy, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. D. III. Pepper yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Chapman, Of 312 Broad
way. yesterday.
Enoch Corson, Jr., visited in Mari
ners' Harbor yesterday.
A meeting of the Local Board of
Improvement will be held at st.
George tomorrow.
Bentley Lodge, Odd Fellows, will
meet tonight.
A meeting Of Richmond Temple,
Pythian Sisters, will be held tonight.
Many guests from Manhattan,
Perth Anboy and all parts Of the is
land were at the annual pig roast
held at Charles Stark's Raritan Bay
Hotel, at the foot of Beach street,
Yesterday An elaborate menu was
served. There was music during the
feast.
Many prizes have been secured for
the benefit euchre to be held at the
home OF Mrs. Rudolph Hoehn, OF
Anboy avenue. tomorrow afternoon
for the benefit of the Parish Guild,
OF st. Stephens Episcopal church.
Refreshments viii be served after
the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
j. [. BEDELL
CELEBRATES
Seventy Ninth Anniversary
Of His Birthday.

James l.. Bedell, of Amboy avenue
Tottenville, quietly celebrated the
seyenty-ninth anniversary of his
birthday at his home on Wednesday
of last week. Mr.. BedeIl, who was
born at Pleasant Plains on January
"A, 1888. was nj of a family OF
the oldest OF the family, died some
time ago at the age of ninety-four.
The other members Of the family still
living are Mrs. Phoebe Marshall,
Mrs. Mary Sprague, Daniel and
Henry Bedell, Of Pleasant Plains,
and Mrs. Jane Wood, OF Tottenville.
Mrs. Marshall is the oldest. She will
her ninety-second anniver-
sary II she lives until April Of this
year. Mrs. Jane Wood celebrated
her eighty-second birthday anniver-
on January II OF this month,
and Daniel Bedell is eighty-two.
Mrs. Sprague is in her eightieth
year, while Henry Bedell, the young
est living, is in his seventies. All
are hale and hearty with prospects
OF living some time yet.
Mr.. Bedell is one OF the Oldest
undertakers on Staten Island. De-
spite his age he is one of the most
active men In the fifth ward, If not
on the island. He thinks nothing Of
walking from Tottenville to Pleasant
Plains and back or further any day
that the weather Is favorable. Mr..
BedeH Is n of the Oldest members
OF Huguenot Lodge No. 381, r. & A.
M, and one Of the lodges foremost
masters. He is well known on Staten
Island. where he has resided all his
life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
MISS FOUNTAIN TO WE'D.

The marriage of Miss Blanche
Fountain, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Fountain. Of 100 Main street,
Tottenville, and Harry A. Howell, of
New York, will take place at s
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
Church of Our Lady Help of Chris
tians in Amboy avenue, Tottenville.
After the ceremonies a reception will
follow at the home of the brides
parents. Following the reception
the couple win leave on a wedding
tour,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
FILES CAVEAT
AGAINST ROAD
William H. Mount Protests
Atlantic Highlands Case.
Special to the EVENING VIEWS.

Atlantic Highlands, Jan. 49,
William Fl. Mount has notified the
Middletown Township Committee
that he has, through hts attorney,
Charles r. snyder, of this place. fled
a caveat against the new proposed
road to be laid from Navesink across
his property running past the Bridia
and Latham greenhouses and con-
meeting with the main road. The
matter will be argued at Freehold
during the May term of court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
HOLD
ANNUAL BALL
keansburg Company Score
Success at First Event.
Special TO The EVENING NEWS.

Keansburg, Jan. 29.=The fire.
mems bali held In McDonald's Audi
forum last Thursday night was a
great success. The department was
only organized last summer but the
steady growth and the manner In
which the members have taken such
an interest in this volunteer depart
ment has aroused the entire town
and given them their support in this
undertaking. The company realized
a neat sum OF money from this, their
first annual ball. Music was furnish
ed by Bannister's orchestra, of Key
port.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
DEMOCRATS To
HAVE BANQUET
Middletown Club Name Com
mittee- Meeting Tomorrow.
spocfal to ne EVENING NEWS.

Special to me EVENING NEWS.
Atlantic Highlands. Jan. Ca
George Tucker. Melvin A. Rice. John
N. Riker, Charles Thorne and VIII
liam Bennett have been appointed .
committee from the Mfddletown
Township Democratic Club to make
the final arrangements for their din
ner to be held In the township in the
near future. This committee has
full power to act IN every way and
will report to the COMMITTEES tomor-
row night in the office of Amzi
P~osten, this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
indor.e philippine Regime.

Manila, lam 9.-Tbe Democratic pri-
maries held to elect delegates to the
territorial presidential convention have
resulted In q victory for the faction de-
handing that the Philippine admins
tration be Endorsed. The delegates
elected have been pledged t o this.
though they win favor resolutions at
lacking President Taft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
MATAWAN COUPLE ARE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.

Matawan, Jan. 29:--At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Hutchison. in Main street, was
solemnized the marriage of Frank
d. Hulsart and Miss Sadie Hutchi-
son. The ceremony took place at
six o'clock Sunday evening and only
Immediate friends and relatives
were present. Rev. Samuel Bower
of the First Baptist church per-
formed the m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
GIRL MAY DIE
FROM BURNING
Miss Elizabeth Davis of At
Iantic Highlands

Atlantic Highlands, Jan. 29:-
AS the result of the explosion of q
lamp Friday night, Miss Elizabeth
Davis, fourteen years old, lies In
the Long Branch Memorial hospital
in a critical condition. She Is badly
burned about the face and body.
The accident happened. 1t is said,
when the girl was dressing for the
evening in her room on the second
floor. Her creams for help brought
help from the rooms below. Her
burning clothing was finally extin-
gufsnea with blankets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
UNION SERVICES TO START.

UNION seryIces IN BetheI and ST.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal churches
will start tonight at the latter
church a Tottenville. For three
weeks the services will be held at
st. Paul's and three weeks at Beth
Ell. Rev. Fl. Eugene Curtis and Rev.
Arthur Lucas, pastors Of the two
churches during that time viii be
assisted by out of town pastors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29

Any anair or happening, or CT :
e~umstance. which is too small To
make o Want Al worth while as an
adjusting force is too smaIl 10
worry about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29

Weston, w. Va. Jan. 20. Miss
Fanny Ramsey IS dead at the home OF
Byron jackson, at Jackson Mills. at
the age OF fl3. She nursed Stonewaii
jackson when he was an infant and
had always lived with the Jackson
family. (
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
ENTERTAINER AT LUNCHEON.

z TIT HOAE0AIIFOIF-
Mrs. George Dow, Of Amboy ave
nue and Bentley street, T~ottenville.
entertained at luncheon at her home
Friday Mrs. Hoppe, of Manhattan.
Mrs. b. T. Mason of Newark. w. p.
Chase, Mrs. w. d. Frericsh and Mrs.
John T. Frericsh, OF Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29
Weather Foreosst.

Snow IN northern. rain or snow In
southern portion today; tomorrow fair;
moderate to brisk east and southeast
Wfnds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29

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put an advertisement In our ex-
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-29

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