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Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

SiIIsOiIIe, So, IA. WfGr5. Gin
~lnerb0rtes 8er6refen lit beute bier
I'M @eri9tsiaol oes Carroll @ountp
areis5erthtS begangen tporOen.
@erdOe hattie Gi9ter S6ornton
Mdaiiie ben Der Mitbilfe BEL Der 6ludt
bon Gountp ; @efangenen angeflag.
ten 6lopo 4Ilen Bu einem Sabre @e-
fdngniB Derurtbeilt, als 9llen un0
ieine 9riioer uno tbre 6reunoe, mel
DE man ale fiir uN.%aoonibiners" 6alt,
Elm Hepolperfeuer er0ffneten.
3idter NaaIiie fieI BET Der eriten
Salpe toOt auf ieinen Sit 5uriif.
Gam febrten ite loie @affen 9egen
ben StaotsnnlpnIt @iaiam Softer,
Der nit mebrern &ugeln i'm Sirn to0t
6lt 8o0en ianf.
Sberiff 9epis @eb6, melf)er einen
Uer3peifelten &eriuf mo1te, an Die
&~doelsfiibrer 6euan5ufommen, mar
gIeidfalIs cine 2ei6e, e1e er nod 6ebn
Shritte getbnn bntte.
Webrere Der @elfmorenet, melde
iiber Sen Sal gu @eritt ioBen, iinO
ifmer bermunOet rpodOen; 5. S. 8Lo.
temibip Dieaeidt t0otlid. @eri1ts.
clerf 9erter @ouO empfing einen
ShuB in ben @ols. Die 8ub0rer
Der Bodybuilding eilten Iour9 Sbii.
rem uno 6enlter aus Dem Goal.
6lo6en in sic 8erge.
Gle gaens nebIt i6ren 6reutOelt
uno Dem @efungenen 5ogen iif Damn
nah Ser furdtbaren 8luttbot rid.
p1rtsge1eno aus Dem @eridtsioal
5uriid, ale ehpaigen 8eriolser nit
porgebaltenem NepoIper in Sdyod
balten0.
Nls lie orauBen maper, ifruungen
lie lid auf lire Yfepoe nnO iagten
benz @e6irge 81.
Cine Eoiie BON 8iirgern mar baIO
aui Der 8eriolsuug besriffen nno
eingeganepnen Nadridten 0ufolge
lit elmer Der Alens in einem regeI.
'redlten @eiedt nit ben belpaifneten
@erfolgern Idpper oertpnnoet rUoroen.
Nnfabreroer Auens8 an0e.
5IopO Aaen bat 5pei 8riSoer,
Sasper imo SiOneD 9ller. uno wnr
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
China.

Iefing, IA. Mdr8. Die erIte
&riiis Der neuen fineiiden &epublit
lit sur SnnO. 8rdlioeut Duan Obi
Sal benaHriHtigte berte bic ausl6n-
biifen @eianOidaften, OaB er Die
Sauptitoot gegen 5ben gun Der.
t6eioigen uno lid Der nebergabe bis
oufs IemBerIte miOeriesen miro, falls
ieine unter6anoIer feinen ErieOen
nit oemieIben obi6I;eBen fOnnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Serrndter SOaigSmOrO.
'&6uig SirtOr emanuel OOn Stalirn eutrinlt nit
tuapprr NOt Oem SObr.
3tttentdter beinabe selDmcbt,

bradt, poielbit ibm Der &onig be.
reits einen 8eiud nbitattete.
Die EoIi3ei oertritt Die Anlidt, ooB
Der &0nie oas Opfer elmer organiiir-
ten anardiitiiden Clique 51tte per-
Sen ioaen una Der feItgenommene
AntonioD 'gIba leoigIi9 oas erpGblte
8erf5eug Oieier Clique wdre.. Gar-
mad Oiiriten iih aud bic ueiteren
llnteriudungen in oielem Sale iei.
tens Der 8oIi3ei ridten.
ger6or Antonio D'AQba's.
Die FOli3ei nabm iofort elm 8erbor
nit Dem attent1ter Dor, fonnte ie-
OoA aug 2esterem aiiBer Den bereits
eripdbnten ausgaben ni1tS beraus.
%6ringen. 8eitere IafforIGutgen
iiber ole 6omilie O'gllbo's ergaben,
Dab Elm Sr1eer Oieies gnonnens i'm
tripolitaniiden ariege mitgefdmpft
unO BORT iein 9eben seIniien bot.
&eiterS er6alt lid aud itanObaft 0oS
@eriiAt, Dab Der Attentater BON Der
Siirtei geOungen morOen mare. 8as
an Ser Sade rpubr III, miro i0ie In.
terindung bOifentlid e%rseben.
8remi @iolitti'S
AeuBerungen.
llebeuaa in Den &irheu unO Got,
tesbdplern merOen ieierli4e @ottes.
oieHite untaBlid Der gIiidIi1en Grret.
.tang aus ~OrObenoer @efabr fir Oas
.a0nigspaar a~bgebnIten.
8remier @ioIitti iiberbradte per.
ionItd Dem Ronig feline uno 6es gam
sen 8oIfes @Iiidwiini6e nnI1BIid
ieines gliidliden gntgebens aus ma
Yer @efa6r.
8e5iiglid lOeS Attentates ieIbIt IieB
Fremier @iolitti u~adIte6enoe aeli
Berung fallen: Ser COB oes &0nigs
81 oieier 3eit bate fir StnIien gro.
Bes ltrbbeiI acknowledgement
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
@cnn Oieienisen 2eier Oss
@aihinatOn SonrnaI",

pel6e @infdufe bel ioIden @ei96fts.
Ieuten MAIDEN, Die lire @n5eigen IN
Den Spolten oieies8lnttes inierierer,
ieoesmal bemerfen piiroen,
Oaf fe Die betreffcnOe AHSeiee
i'm @aIbinstOn SOnrnaI"
seleIen,
70 f0nnen sic iih ni1t MIR allen
8orteiIe ii9ern, ionoern erpeilenDie-
ielben Dem o@aibington SournoI~
einen groBen @efaIen. 9ernrtige
aunoidaft miro BON ben betreffenoen
@eih1ftsleuten ooppelt ~eepiiroigf
uno fonnen iol6e 4unoen berIi1ert
iein, beiouoers reeu beOient oil uer-
ben.
glIiO merits Sud.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
9unferton, So, IA. 0sar8.

Ounferton So, IA. Wsdr5. =
Sci einem 8obnunfaIl atf Der Chico
90 @reat @eItern : 8abn, melder ii6
beute Morgen orei Meilen oltlid bon
bier ereignete, miroen % Berionen
berlett. Dorunter erlitten 10 Haiia.
aiere f6mere uno / tootlihe 8erles-
ungen. Ser ltnfau nuroe ourd eli
ne gebro6ene Shiene berbeigefiibrt.
@ier5ebn 8erionen iuuroen nod eli
mem SoipitaI in @aterlo Oerbra6t.
Ser am idperiten @erlebte lit 81. 6.
8rano bon 0es Mloines. 0rei &ua-
man Cars uno elm @erionenmogen
entgleiIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

SIN 8egrifie, it'd al elmer @eOddt.
niBfeier anl1Bli1 oes @eburts.
tages ieines 8oters G0nigs9um.
bert 81 l6egebelt, miro allf 9onig
Gictor Emanuel BON einem Wieis-
helmoroer 5tpeimal geihoi-
len. Sdiilie geben febl. =
Attentdter ermiidt. Ndbere
Details.
u ON, IA. WeGr5. = Sin ~erfolgloier
@eriu1l& onig8ictor emanuel meudp,
leriid als Dem 2e6en 3u lbdffen,
murOe bente eenpnft. Der Meudel.
m0rOer @feuerte 0rei S1ilie aus Ell
mem Repolper oRf Sr. Moieit1t al,
uber ollie gingen iebI. Cine traf utO
uernum0eta Den comman0irenOetl
Wtaior Der f0nigIid)en &aoalerie7gs.
forte. Sine 3eitlang berri1te groBe
I%nfregung, n6er Der WteudelmorOer
muroe ioiort iiberpGItigt unO oer6oi.
tet.
Der 8onig batte geraoe Sen ga.
lait perlaiienL Inn iih gu einer Sc.
OabtniBfeier 81 Gbren oes @ebErts.
togeS leiues @oters, oes R0nigsSum.
bert, ser om %. SuIi 1900 BEL @oeta
na 9resci aiEf @runO zines in Oen
Ser. Staaten a~usgebegten Anidlages
meahIenih ermorOet mar, 81 bege.
ben.
Ser aonig lbefanO iid in 9eglei-
tltng ser Ronigin Selena, sic iid
mGbreno oieier nufregeboen S5ene
ifberalss rnbig perbielt. Dab Dos Sc.
ben Oes a0nigs ulpO ser a0nigin I'M.
nerje6rt bIieb, mar leOiglid Dem lint
ltonOe 3t3ui1reiben Dab OieieI6en
entgegen ben ionit iibIiden Geremo,
MEN BEL oerlei 6eierIi9feiten ii1 IN
elmer geidloiienen @qltipnge baian.
sen. Gas foniglide @oar iob gang
6armIos aus Der @lastbiire oes ga.
gems auf Die StraBe 9inauS.
3meimaI au Sen &onig
gel euert.
Der foniglife 8agen batte geraOe
Sen 8enegLaplab p%aliirt, als pl0Blid
Der Menbelm6rOer, Der iniolge Der
StraBenfriimmung, Die Die 8enegla.
plab bier madt, bisber uniidJtbur
mar, ieinen &eooOper ergriff uno
bl%anflpegs einen S9uB aui ben So.
mig. a6ieuerte. Sofort f@elierte er nod
einen 5lueiten SduB a6, nod ebe er
ergriffen unO iiberpdltigt perOen
fonnte. Die ringsum Ite6enOe Wte1ge
itiir5te iid nisnmebr auf BEN Meu,
telmoroer, iflaigen i'm gu goOen Il.
ii6er Elm 0liseno Meniden fnieten
aldi iein &orper. @iligit fam bic To-
niglide @arOe %auf0f1oern beran, um-
go6 Oie t0niglide @quipage I'M areiie
unO lftisten oieielben oieielbe nit if,
rem eigenen &orpern.
sc uAe 0r6er nabe5R
gelDn6t.
0d6e3u 6Gtte Oie Meni6enmenge
ben Meudelm0roer gelDn4t, tDenn
nidt MSilitdr uno 8oli6ei eingeidrit.
ten ap1re. Mdnner unO 6rauen
5errten t6n an oen Soaren uno
Itompften nit ben 6iiBen uuf ieinem
@eii9t.
9luf Dem Poli5eibouptqlpartier &C.
ltono Ser Manr, ieine 46iift mare
oie gepeien, ben &onig 5R tooten.
Ger Attent1ter lit BON tleiner, unan'
iebnli6er @eitnlt, % Sa6re alt, be-
banptet Anar6iit 81 iein uno CAB lei
men Nomen ais 9'Alba an, bod per'
mut6et man, Bob Dies nidt iein rid.
tiger Name lit.
SOfort na6 oieier S9ieBerei ieste
0us a0niaspaar ieine Sabrt FORT nm
ais Ite mieoer in ibremY alalt onlang-
ten mur0e ibnen bon Der Dor Dem
@alaIte angeiammeIten Nten9e eins
0potion oargebraht.
Ger n~erpun0ete Maior 9artga 6e.
finoet Iid in gefdbrIidem 3uitauoe
Nls er BON ieinem Yferoe iiel, her
Ieste er Iid nod er iib nod iiberoies
mo er wuroe iofort ms 5pitol &C.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

gy gsridtisuns. Sm NittwO9
AbenO mfeisrts Der NriOn @slonSusrsin
leiu 2~7sidbrises Stiftunssfeit. ni9t ME
ss Ouf Settle 5 beiBt: griOn Damsns
psreins.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Ger 0iltriftsrotb bon Dun
dougblin, Meatb-G ountp, Bat einen
gefebl erIoIien ooB ale Sunggeielen
oalelbit ii6 in BEN ndditen 3 Mona-
ten perbeirutben miiiien, ODER Der
Stoot u2ebetpobl" ioeen miiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Sben gun moui6irt, mie mir bereits
heriftetpn NIT elmer Armee BON
10000 Waann Gus Der 8robin3 Reng-
iu alf Yefing Los. ga ihnerbnlb Der
StaOt Gefing unrit6en berrI@eb ole
2e6ensmitteI uno Muuition eeriue
iino uuO iiber Oie 2oDaIitdt Der Ser
tbeiOigunestruppen 3weifeI beiteben,
fOnnte Befin5 pabui6einlih Ieiht
genomnten mer0en.
&ononen tpuroen beite auf ole 30
SUB bOben Mauern Inn one hineIiibe
ODER iiiOIide Sto0t, eebObeu. Da Die
Maaiiern % SUB bid iinO, lieet feine
@efobr oor, OaB tie Our6 @eiAiis.
feiper 5erltort weuoen miiroen. SIN ie.
lem Der 16 0bore muroen @eihiiBe
poItirt.
Die ben guslGnOern ourf cine ge-
6ugerung orobenoe @efabr miro Oa.
birrd etb0bt, oaB General Sben
Ouns Nrmee aus MobameOanern be.
itebt, iOeren ~gliiben0er SOB gegen ole
@briiten iih idpon friiber ge5ei9t bat
Duan Bat nidt oie 9tbiiht, Die %
MeiIen Iangen Mauerrl, melHe Oie
beioen oie &ouptltaot btloen6en
StdOte umgiebt, nit @eidiisen 81
perleben.
goten beridteten beilte, Sab Die
@or6ut BON Sben g)ilns 9trmee 200.
Meilen iiiOpeitlid bon Der &aiipt-
itaot lit unl0 iteti9 oorriidt. Die Sol
oaten ribten olif ibrem @ese Die
gr0Bten gerbeerrngen an. Eairlenoe
bungerrL on Oie SoDOoten ale Nob-
rung geralt6t 6aben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

begonnen unO auf berte bertogt, Inn
ben 8ebOroen 3eit gu geben, Die be-
idlagnobmten 9ofumente 81 priifen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

grinst MatiOnal capital Bier sur
Gtea!
Wsmnid Smnfel, 9iamOnO bell.
SOuO6l in Tlaiden pie bonn JaR
ST &enri@s Bier elm fOitIi6 @af.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
9riganteu in Canton.

Br fgNnfen IN @nnf on.
&ongfOng,t IA. Mar5. Mebr ais
tauienO 2eiden 0pfer ser S6redens-
berrif1oft IN Gonton, liegen bellte aui
Sen stroBen. 9ranoltiftirng, NaprO
unO 9falrb oauern nod an. Cine
$4,000 Mann B1bIenoe Nrmee bon
9rignnten tltO Meuterern bat ooll-
itdnoige &ontroae in Der StaOt.
Gs miro beri6tet, OaB melltertihe ar.
tilerilten INaS britii6e 4riegsihiff
o&insba4 inn @afen non Canton
bom6aroirten rnO idnper beid6Oig.
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
So po er m q n3nae.

2onoon, IA. Mdr8. @ine Bribat.
lrepei6e aus Gofio beio9t, Dab 5000
iapaniI6e Sol0aten rad 8ort Artbur
oufgebro6en Iino. Gin Sbeil OaOolt
miro ioie Gruppen erieBen, welde Don
Sort 9rtbur nady Eientiin geianot
muroen uno Der &eit miro notbigen-
faas nnf 96oro6ina ubgeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

6inan5plGne genebmigt
2onoon, IA. MGr5. &onferen5en
Ser ameritnniiden, oeuti9en urtO
iran5oiii6en an Sen 6innn5en @bi-
mas intereiiirten 8anten baben beute
sic 6ereits enttporfenen Blaine &c.
ne6nltgt ser Aineitiden republicans
ifen &egierung @eIo borauifieBen,
eas tie in ben Stano iesen ion, ben
not6igIten anforOerungen nof5u.
fommen.
IS muroe aitd1 beidIoiietL Die
Troge elmer groBeren anIei6e gu per.
Idieben, bis ole neue &e9ierung boil.
itdnoig eingeriftet unO Die &epublit
China pon Den Mddten anerfannt
lei.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

SIN geerifie, iid gu elmer @eOddt-
niBfeier anldBlid Oes @eburts-
tages ieines 8oters 9onigsSum.
bert 81 l6egeben1 miro oui 90nig
Gictor Emanuel BON einem Wieil-
helmor0er 5tDeimal geiboi-
len. S6iiiie geben febl. -
9ttentdter ermiidt. R09ere
Details.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
|BAPTISTS OF STATE IN
CONVENTION THIS WEEK

Rev. William H. Bawden, pastor
of the First Baptist church, this city,
is at the annual state convention of
the New Jersey Baptists that began
its three days session in the Mt.
Pleasant Baptist church, Newark,
this morning. An elaborate program
has been arranged for the three days.
Mr.. Bawden, who is secretary of
young peoples work In the state,
will give an address on the subject,
Young Peoples Work-A Survey"
at the session Wednesday morning
at II O'Clock.
This morning a conference of the
pastors was held. This afternoon
Mrs. A. w. Palmer, vice president of
the New Jersey Woman's Baptist
Home Mission Society, will have
charge of a meeting in the parlors
of the Mt. pheasant church at 8
O'Clock. The convention will close
Wednesday night with a conference
dinner at 8 O'Clock in the dining
room of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
SEMI ANNUAL EXAMS.
OF COUNTY TEACHERS

The semi-annual county teachers
examinations will be held in the
Bayard Street school, New Bruins
wick, on the first three Saturdays in
November, namely, November 2. 9
and IS. The examinations will be
held in the other counties in the
state on the same days, as we'll. The
exams" are under the supervision
of County Superintendent H. Brew
ster Willis, of New Brunswick.
The principal subjects OF the
three days are as follows: November
2, a. m.-Arithmetic, penmanship,
kindergarten and stenography; p. m.
-Orthography, reading, English
grammar, cooking and sewing; No
vember 8, a. m.-Generai history,
business forms, commercial arithme-
tic, geometry and music; p. NJ
United States history, geography and
Bookkeeping; November Is, a. NJ
Composition, Latin, French and lit
t%erature; p. m.-Drawing, physiolo-
BY, physics, German, Spanish and
Greek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
PUBLIC
T EVENING NEWS.

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
l am very glad to see that the
Democrats of the first ward are TAX
Ing steps in the direction of improv-
ing conditions at the foot of Brigh-
ton n The whole shore In that
vicinity is marred by the marine
grave yard" located there. For
years 1t has been there, growing con-
stantly in size, and now is practi-
cally the only ~"eye-sore' in the har-
Dor of which we are so proud. Wis
itors, instead of admiring our bay,
ridicule us on account of our marine
cemetery. The Democratic candi-
date for alderman from this ward has
promised to do all he can toward
eliminating that nuisance. Whether
he does 1t for campaign purposes
or because of an honest desire to i'm
prove his word, Is of little conse-
quence. 1t Is talking Perth Amboy''
in a very effective way, and should
receive our support.
FIRST WARDER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

NEWS &M

The Presbyterian Christian En-
deayor Society had charge Of the
meeting at the Home for the Aged
Sunday afternoon. Miss Alice Nc
Clymont led.
Former Judge Adrian Lyon, of this
city, the Bull Moose" candidate for
state senator, will address a Pro-
gressive meeting tomorrow night in
Tottenville.
Only regular business was enacted
at the meeting of the Y.M.H.A. held
yesterday afternoon in the Y. M. H.
A. headquarters in Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
FLIGHT MADE
BY MISS LAW
Local People Visit S. |. Field
Soldiers Camp.

Many people from this city and all
parts of Staten Island went to Oak
wood Heights, S. l., yesterday, to
see the fights of Miss Ruth Law ana
Harry Bingham Brown in their
Wright b~iplanes. Miss Law sailed
around the grounds several times and
over the tents of the regular troops
encamped there. 1t was announced
there yesterday that there would be
more fights and a sham battle today
There are about 500 regular troops
encamped near the aviation field OF
the Aeronautical Society at that place
from Fort Totten, Fort Wadsworth
and Fort Hamilton. Another ex-
hibition of the a%viators will be held
on election day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Todd FELLOWS
SELECT OTTO
EIizabethport Man to Sue
coed Thomas Slugg.

Past Grand George c. Otto, Jr.' OF
E~lizabethport Lodge, was CHOSEN
district deputy at a meeting held l n
the rooms of FRANKLIN Lodge III
Elizabeth, Saturday night, to sue
eeed District Deputy Grand Master
Thomas Slugg, of Carteret Lodge OF
Roosevelt. Past Grand Chrls n
Lund, of Valhall Lodge, Odd Eel
lows, of this city, who was mentioned
for the Office will be a candidate next
year. Past Grand Otto's name Will
be presented to the grand lodge ses-
sion at Trenton November 20, When
that body meets there.
At the district meeting a resolu-
ton was introduced to have the
election of all officers of the lodges
in the state chosen for one year,
instead of six months as now. This
resolution will be placed before the
grand lodge at its meeting next
month.
j. A. Banner, Clifford ellis and
William Olsen were the delegates
from Lawrence Dodge and VlggU
Jensen was the representative from
Valhalla Lodge of this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
NEW YORK HIPPODROME.

"Under Many Flags" this years
great spectacular show at the N. Y.
Hippodrome continues to attract
thousands of visitors every day. This
is literally true for the seating ca
pacity Of New York's largest play
house is' $500 and crowded houses
have been the rule since the opening
night In August. Visitors to the
spectacle are agreed in declaring
Under Many Flags" to have out
done its predecessors in point OF
beauty and lavishness of detail. This
seasons ballet, FLOWERS Of all Ma
TONS" is exquisitely colorful. while
the water finale is divided into two
tableaus. The first of these is the
City of Golden Palms, the second IS
the Silver Palace of Universal Peace
and Court of Crystal Fountains.
Nothing more beautiful has ever been
shown on the Hippodrome stage.
Among the many lands which may
be visited without leaving ones seat
In the Hippodrone may be mem
toned Germany, Scotland. Holland.
Persia, China, WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Arizona, Annapolis, Brittany and
Russia. Many excellent circus feat
ures are interpolated in the various
scenes in a way that is at once novel
and interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
TO SILENCE CHURCH BELLS.
Cardinal Gibbons Ignores Appeals In
Antinoiss Crusade.

Cardinal Gibbon Ignores Appeals In
Antineiss Crusade.
Baltimore. Oct, 2S.-WhIie Walter
Kelly. one OF Baltimore's leading ply
s~icians. u conducting an antivice cru
SADIE DR.. Watson Is engineering an
a~ntinotse crusade. Many old fashioned
citizens are associated In the latter
movement. which aims to silence fac
tory whistles. church bells and all
kinds Of noises. industrial and other
wise.
Both crusades have aroused contro-
rers;es. particularly the antinoise sxi
tation. An appeal has been made to
Cardinal Gibbons to have the Catholic
churches silence their chimes, but the
cardinal has taken no action.
The Rev. Father Wade. pastor OF SITS
Philip and james Catholic church. In
one Of the most fashionable parts Of
the city. hats, however, directed that no
bells be rung for the early masses.
This Ia the first church to respond to
the antinoise society's appeal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
BOYS ROB AUTOS IN PARK.
twenty-five Psrsons Held Up by Two
Masked Omaha Youngsters.

1wsnty-two Psrsons Held Up by Two
Masked Omaha Youngsters.
Omaha, Neb, Oct. 26.-Two boys
held up in a spectacular manner six
automobiles and robbed the occupants.
twenty two In number. OF their valua-
bles. a~ggregatfng several hundred dol
lars.
The boys were masked and carried
guns of convincing size. They placed
several park settees across q popular
drive which runs through Miller park
and stopped the six automobiles al
they came along. They lined the
.chaufsurs and occupants up along the
driveway. and while one Of the ban
dts threatened them with the guns the
other removed their valuables, consist
Ing Of money and jewelry. The rob-
bsrs escaped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
LIBERTY CAMP GET
SIX new APPLICATIONS

Five candidates were initiated and
six new applications were received
by Liberty Camp, Woodmen Of the
World, at it's meeting last night in
Foresters' hall. A report Of the
grape festival committee was re-
ceived which showed $3.50 vas clear
ed for the camp. Plans ERE dis
cussed for the celebration of the
third anniversary Of the camp that
will be observed in Washington hall
November 10. Arrangements are
also being made for a masquerade in
Washington hall on Lincoln's birth
day, February IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
The Greatest Woman.

Who was or Is the greatest woman
in all history? Two hundred Kansas
teachers answered the question and
with enthusiasm and unanimity the
judges awarded the prize to the n
who made this reply: 1.-THE wife OF
the farmer OF moderate means who
does her own cooking. washing. iron
ing. sewing. brings up a family of
boys and girls to be useful members
Of society. and finds time for intellec-
tual Improvement"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
CLASSIFIED ADS.
Received Too Late iof Classification

WANTED-A girl to cook and assist
with washing and ironing. 90
High st. 12l9l-l0-2s-tf
FOUND-Automobile tire near Port
Reading. Owner can have same by
proving property. Write A. B. c., care
News. 12l93-lO-2S-2t
FLAT TO LET-Six rooms, all i'm
provements, including steam heat, at
100 Brighton Ave. Inquire $40 Maple
st. 12lg4-1O-2S-6t
GIRLS and BOYS wanted in Loaded
Glass Department Amboy Works,
270 King St. 12195-10-28-2t
FIVE ROOMS and bath with all i'm
provements to small family. 271
Mcclellan street. 12197-10-2S-3t
FOR SALE-Top buggy at your own
price. 81 Lewis street.
1220Q-1o-2S-St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
A COMING

ingham avenue, and Miss Mary Mitka
of 40 Cornell place, will be married
November II by Rev. Julian ziel-
enski, in st. Stephens Polish Cath
Ollie church. After the marriage cere-
mony is performed a wedding feast
and reception will be held at the
bride-elect's home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
LYBECK-PETERSON

William Lybeck, of Market street,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lybeck,
was united in marriage with Miss
Alice Peterson, of Fords, at the
brides home Saturday night. Only
the relatives and immediate friends
attended the wedding ceremony and
the reception which followed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Att. KIN. Jersey City Boy.

Jersey City. N. j.. Oct. 2~S.-Sorolick
sepenuck. three years old. son Of 10
seph sepenuck Of 224 York street. Jer
sey City. was killed by the automo
htle Of Adam Steip Of 1877 Railroad
avenue, Jersey City, a tailor. The al
tomobile was driven by steps son
William. twenty-one years old. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
His Version.

At An examination held In q Junior
school q composition on cats was set.
One young hopeful wrote the follow
ing: Cats that's made for little
boys and girls to maui Is called NAL
tese" cats. Some cats are known by
their queer purr; these r called
"PurrsiAn" cats. Others with very
bad tempers are known as AN
gor1e" cats. Cats with deep feelings
are called Feline" cats. Very fine
cats are called "Magnincats."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
CARPENTER ACCUSED OF
|"NECLECTlNC HIS FAMILY

Complaint was made to the police
today that Oscar Dehn, a carpenter.
lof Washington street, near New
Brunswick avenue, was on a drunk
en- spree, neglected his wife and
three children and thereby left them
In destitute circumstances. The au-
thorities were informed that M of
his children was buried but three
days ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Courage Makes Success.

Many q man has dried up in a little
wayside opportunity, merely because
he lacked the courage to acknowledge
to himself that his Judgment had land
ed him in the wrong spot. Fortune
disdains mere ability-brain is moth
Ing without bravery. The nan who
can be thrashed by 4 sneer has re-
treated before he is defeated.-Her-
bert Kaufman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
TO LARGE
". M. G.. A. MEET RETURN

Four delegates from the Perth
Amboy branch of the Y. M. G.. A.
who attended the Young Mems Con-
ference at Summit on October Is,
26 and 27, returned home last night.
In the party were General Secretary
Samuel L. Lipscomb, Howard Lyon,
Arthur Booth and Earl Walker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
A PLEASANT AFTERNOON.

Enjoying themselves IN HaIIOW-
cen fashion, a group of merrymak-
ers spent a pleasant afternoon Satur-
day at the home of Miss e. Trauger
in First street. After games were
played refreshments we're served I'M
der a festoon of yellow streamers.
Rows of lanterns and lighted pump
kins Illuminated the DON in which
the party was held and made the
scene a beautiful one. Those pres
ent at the social were: Misses Nora
Nelson, Emma Nelson, Erika Det-
mer, Esther and Edna Nelson, Mil
dred Farber, Clara Gerlufson, Myrtle
and Laura Trauger, Mrs. William e.
Mccullough, Mrs. V. Satter and son,
William, Mrs. Thomas Welker and
daughter, Mildred, and Gilbert
Trauger.