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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-08

ounfel, feurig, = niemals bate lie
lolde @un0aral,gem geieben. llnO
babel hidten lie 10 bodmiitbig lno
falt, 10 entletlid] falt, ooB es 3isfa
BEL ibrem Mn6lide beinole fror.
@er mar Sieies idone @eib? =
Sffenbur geb0rtc tic sur Tamilie Ser
@rofen bon Stein. 3isfa itrengte ihrc
sll1gcn on uno las, mas auf ldpmaler
MeiIingplatte e%ingegraben mar:
~goitb, @rafin prn Stein. @enroblin
oes 8rofen 9ltgo bon Stein" =
Sbr @eraitlaa ltodte, Ser slthem
periagte, = @imnnel. oas mar ia tire
Ml1tter. SIRE Ml1tter, nod Ser lie
iih an Sic Sabre 10 beib geiebnt bot
te! Sic FOB Sic slugen 5ll Sem @ilo
,enlppr ll>1o f%altete Sic @1noe mie Dor
einem Maoonnenbil0e. v&rtter, .
Ml,ttcr!" Gtpas SiiBes, N~ieaeobnte5
fll}tGete oltrd} itye Seele. 0as ollo
mar fire Maltter. 50 ld,on ltno ltroh<
(eilS NOR lie, 10 Mriideno hattc tic &C.
lodelt. Nur Sic .Mugen gefielel1 i6r
nid1t; lie hlidtcn 10 folt, 10 itol5 uno
her5lps.
ualh Soft, iprah tic. v}uorl1m Bit
0u Don mir g%eganqen? @arltn hait
011 MIDI alein gelolle11, : phne Sic
te?.... Sit oas cine Muttcr, sic ihr
&ino perlaBt?... Soer ober,....
Bit Gu tp5t?"
Cine heibe Schmidt crfiillte lire
nit allen 6aiern ihres iungen,
liebebeildGenoe1r @er5ens 5pg es lie ST
Ser Ml1tter biu. Sic breitete Sic 9lr=
me aus uno ging init iiibem 2adeln
auf bas gilo Ser Mlltter 5l1. "Mein
0adte lie, mas lit 0as MUIR?
Sbre Ml1gen hicfen 10 finlter. Mber i'd,
tpia iie beld11ftigen, ih niG lie umar-
men l1n0 an MIDI oriiden. Sen Muno
meiner Mf1tter mill i1 fiilien,.. gum
Mal in mei11em 2eten!"
SIR lhlanfer &Drper itredte lif emf
por, lie mar gan5 Sebniudt, gan5 Sic
BE! Sic @anoe faBten frampfbaft SEN
goloenen &ahnel1, Ser Ml1no Dffnete
Iid iebniudtig 81 ei11em &ulie: uMfl1t=
ter, liibe Mutter!. 49,"
"a loite iid1 oos gilo Don Ser
rib 3isfa nieoer uno iiel fro
deno 5u booen. 3isfa ltieB ei11en
o1rdori1gen0en Sdrei aus. ibr &opf
idlug ON Sen Stl1bl, glut flpB bon
ibrer Stirne, = lie iflob Sic Ml1=
gen....
Mid]nel elite auf Sen Shrei berbei
inns lah, mas geldehen mar. gr nobm
3isfa in Sic Mrme l1no ridtete lie
oui. u3isfa mas lit 7ir?" 9as
Sdlob erldien p10t1ib unheimlid
l1no rdtblelbat.
3isfa 0ffnete Sic Muge11 uno flom=
merte it6 an i'm. SIRE Mugen hingen
oou Shreden an Sem 5]ertriimmerten
Sort, ff1ulterte lie vMidoel,
bring MIDI fort!"
v9lber mas lit oenn geiheben?"
Sic 5eigte out 5as Bills, uno fire
moren erIhredenS groB un0
vDort!" fliiiterte lie angitpoa,
BORT lit meine Mutter, 49, un6 ih
fiirdte MIDI Dor ibr."
So bradte er Tie aus Sem alien
8a11, muih lire @unoe an Ser Gueue
unb inB Bel ibr, Big iih lire Mngit
geIegt botte. Sn ibr iunges 2eben
batte bos Sdifial 9egriffen inns ibr
Elm mebes @ebeimniB entbiint, vMi=
hat lie, ~Iprid NIT 9eien1un0
BON benz 81l6e."
@r periprad es, ur6 bei6e biiteten
oas @ebeimniB mie etnen p%erborgenen
Sf1nt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11

fpeft bor Der gleutrolitdt Der S6ipei3
su erafpinaen. Seine 8emertung piro
bober bobin ousgeleat, odb Die f4tpeiz
3eriifR Mrn,ee, inbem lie i'm Stanoe
lit, ben ginfaG elmer frdn3Oiifden
Qrmee our9 bic Shtpei3 5u berbinz
bern, es DeutI9lano mo9li4 nladt,
feds armeeforps an Der Siio9ren5e
su Tparen, bic an Der Deits9ren3e
unS l6ngs Der belgifden Gren3e perz
penbet tperben fDnnen.
Der aaiier iou aud in Ieinen llnz
terreouneen beitdnbig berporgeboben
bdben, baB nihts befer oa3u ongetban
lei, 9erbatt 3u asrftrsuen, als cine
tlare 8erftGnbiaung nit ben Nadz
barn. geri0nlib fei es iein oringenoz
iter Dunfh, ben Jrisosn aufre4t gu
erbdlten. gei elmer Gslegenbeit fogte
Der aaifer, bdb er Diele ieiner Snfpiz
rdtionen aus Der 8ibel bate.
I'D aebe tperig I'm prieiter uno
GeiItli6e,4 iagte Der aoiisr. Ste psrz
ipdNern bic 9oipeI 5u oiel nit ibren
eigsnen 0ogmen. Sd bdlts mid an bic
8ibel, bic ih inmsr tpieoer leie. Wan
finbet bdrin cine 2Ofung fir iebes
ihnieriee grobleu. islbit fir loI6e
politiiher Qrt."
Cute grnte i'm cundbt d En-
HorbDeiter.
Reqind, Sastothepan, 10. sept.
Dos observation-disclosures Der proDinj
fhdbt bic bissidhrige 9etrsiOeernte,
ale Qrten sufammengenommen auf
228, ,466, ,154 8uikls ab, 100000
guibels mebr ols I'm Dorigen 5abr.
ameritanerin in Peru Der :
haftet.
2imd, geru, 10. September. 9i:
bieiias polisei perbaftste am 3isnita9
spsi ameritansrinnsn. Die NIT elmer
Gruppe Don S6rpinolern in gerbtns
buna fteben ioaen. bic ibr 9duptquar,
tier in Gina bat uHb in Gbils, Bolt
pia uno argeniinien Disle groBt
/ S6uinoeIeien periibt bGben ioa.
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Jn(anOGe(egrap6

pittsburg, ga, 10. Sept. 3tpei
Yerfonen idmeH uns Gebeu uno iets
uuoere purosn erbebIi6 DerIeBt. ais
cine Runsirlotomoiips nit Der eriten
Gettipn zines ga fagier5uses Der
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tooteten iino: J. &. Seoiro. Der Jubs
rer Der Rangirlotomotipe, bon Wbits
nep, pa., uno Games Gutd. Jlasgmdn
bes YaFagisrsugss, bon 4ltoond, pa.
Inter ben Derlssten paFagisrsH be-
iinben iid 6. e. 5iemsper uuo Gee
Tlspsr, 9sibs pou Cincinnati. 3.
Der 3ug bate qittsburg sur rs6ten
3eit psrIafIsn uHo fuhr nit GROCER
S6neIistsit oabin, als er in oem errs
lfenpeu Rebel nit Der Rangirlotomos
tipe tollioirts. 9ie paagisrs rpuroen
perIeBt, iubsm Fe aus ibren Stsen sss
ft!eloer: !pGroeE.
Grie, pa., 10. Geptsmber. eSr
ssplqe p.s GRtplsiisns eines ,3uges oes
Qidtl plate gtisnbabn in Der Rdbe
bisiiaer Staot puroer q YerIonen
f6iper perlest, tpdbrsRo sinn paur 9us
teno duoere nit Isihtsn 8erlesungea
buuontamen. Tis Gntslsiiung mar
ourh bas gluseidnoergeben Ger S6isz
nen peruriatt ipproen. Rismano purs
be IsbsnsgeidhrIih oerlest.
| admpdsnes sgdbe osr
Gorti hrittspartet.
Rem Yort. 10. Sept. Der
Stabmei'tsr Der Jortidrittsportsi.
Clan 8. cooper, bat etns ansabe per-
| offentIiht, na6 pelher bic partsi ieit
BEN /. ssuli $50, ,199 pereiunabmt uno
$55, ,233 petausgabt bat. Sm Qetr
gorter Sauptquartisr IisF,n $50, ,327
| i'm Gbieasosr $3,551.08 Elm.
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IlIntoftsu BEL. Geo. Woore Don Rsir
gorf uHp 5rau Gbds. 3. Booo Il
$1,000.
Die unruhsu in NET Dir
gtnien.
gbarIston, W. Da., 10. Sept
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runassuitanoss iiber 9orotbp uuo Ra
| lsiab gouRtn bat Sur acnfIs3irunl
msbrerer Waeenlaounsen gpaffsn alsl
| Dirt oeflbrt. Die Wili3 bdlt srlnolihI
| Gufe nab Sdisbpaffen ob.
| Sdmmtlite 9ruben i'm aanapba
uno MinisansD Diitritt iino ipieoer in
9etrieb unb audi einise GrubeH an
point uno am gabin.grees laFsn tpis
Der arbeiten.
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4, hrdnts.
i Rem gort, 10. Sept. - 9i
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seutidsr gbemi.sr bat Stablplattsi
b.rasitslIi, bic peber NIT benz slettri
| Iaea gobrer nod ourh bic prpbporo
aene Stihflamms 5u breden iinf
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nsr.itsn Telegatsn gum bier tasenbs
! intfrnatipnalen gbemiter Gonsref
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abfolute WiberitannsfGbisieit oe
. nsu<n Stahlmifdung sesen ok Sspa
sst9ka snn DSphsstsssn ; Gtamns.
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Wetterberidt.

Sir Dbio unb Snbiona: linbe.
ftimmteg unb iiiblsres Better am
Witttpod. am Donneritag fh0nes
Met.sr; fiibler i'm iiibliden 5heiL
Horbline Winbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-11
Die Wa6fen in 2Maine.
9ie Brpgreiiipen iueroen lett
Elm eisenes Gleftpral .Sidet
anfitellen.
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nnp Grie ga.


Wtsbrere perionen getOotet nno Dtels
DerlsBt.
~
Wapor 9apnor bon gterD Yort
Eft Elm unangenetmsr 3euge Dor benz
untsriu4un9s aommtttes Der
Mlbermen.
Gin Rsssr in Cumming, Ga., gslpnht.
4utopiie an Der 2eite Der Jrou S3obo
pprgenommen.
Die Jrau Iaeint ni6t srtruntsn gu
ietn.
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6 IN h m Or 3.

Cunning. Ga, 10. September.
Msbrere bunosrt neiBe Dtdnnsr err
itiirrtten am 9isnItaq bas bteIige 9ez
fdnanib uno burhlDherten ben Reeer
gb. Collins, Der am Wprgen NIT brei
onberen Reaern 1peQeu ieiner Werbtnz
hung nit Der am Sonntas erfolgten
8srsepoltisung zines juneen ireiBen
MIohens perboftst fporoeH tpar, nit
auoeIn. Dis asias Ipuroe aaun ROD
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sert ben iibli6en D&ietbpreis pon $500
8ablen, bod tptrb linen oerielbe an ben
$4,000 gutgefdrieben, 70 oaB tie IN.
Dirfli6fctt Die freie 8erubung Der
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
WILL START ON
KANT BUILDING
Contract Is Signed Break
Ground on Monday.

The contract for erection of a
three story commercial building for
Miss Agnes Kant at the northeast
corner of State and Smith streets
was signed yesterday afternoon and
it is expected that ground will be
broken on Monday. The proposed
structure will cost approximately
100000. 1t viii contain three
stores on the ground floor, offices on
the second floor and a large meeting
room on the third story.
Big Store for Corner.
The structure is to front along
the easterly side of State street and
the northerly side of Smith street.
The principal store will be in the
corner and will face on Smith street
Another store will also face on
Smith street and the third will face
on State street The fronts are to
be Of fancy pressed brick with at
tTactiye trimmings to match. The
roof will be fiat and there will be q
cornice on two sides, so that the
building will to some des~ae re-
semble the American building.
There was delay of several
weeks in signing the contract due to
efforts of a guarantee and title COM
pany to secure a desirable title to
the property. At first there came
from several persons who
claimed they had a share in the
estate and later It developed the
city had a claim on the property be-
cause the sidewalk in Smith street
had been made narrower.
Plans Made Seven Years Ago.
Ira II. Grouse Is the general con-
tractor and ]. K. Jensen Is the arch
itect In charge. Mr.. Jensen design
ed three-story building proposed
for the site about seven years ago
and several years prior to that time
a commercial building was planned
to replace a number Of old frame
shacks on the premises. II IS de-
clared the signing of the contract
yesterday means the immediate COM
mencemeDt Of operations for new
building. a need which the public
has long wanted to better the ap-
pearance of the city's principal cor
ner.
Rnmors have been ahoat that the
First National Bank will occupy the
prlncipal store at the corner, which
will extend thirty feet along Smith
street and forty-nine feet along
State street. Others are that
liquor firm has offered $4,000 rent
al a year for the store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
BIG SUM FOR
HEBREW HOME
.S1,0O7 More Subscribed -
Prepare Sketches Tonight

At q special meeting of the board
Of directors of the Hebrew Educa-
tional Alliance held last night at
the home OF s. Splitter, State and
Smith streets, the sum of S1,007
was subscribed by the board of
directors for the erection OF the
proposed building of the alliance.
At this time a building committee,
composed of Herman Ellis, Nathan
Jacobson and B. Goldman, was
named
The committee after being named
decided to meet tonight at the home
of Nathan Jacobson, in State street,
to prepare a sketch of the building.
1t was announced at this time that
two local architects, Edward Smith
and Louis Mirsky would draw the
plans for the building free of
charge. Herman Ellis presided and
the following members of the board
We're present, including S. Brody,
who was elected a member of the
board: B. Goldman, N. Jacobson,
Phi. p. Goldsmith, S. Splitter, II.
Wedeen, B. Strife and l. Alpern.
With the election Of Mr.. Brody the
board OF directors is composed of
fourteen members. 1t IS expected
that the new building will be start
ed about the first of July on Its
property at Madison avenue and
Jefferson street. The next meeting
Of the directors will be Tuesday
night at the home of B. Strife.
After last nights session Mrs.
Spitzer gave the directors banquet.
1t was surprise to the members.
An elaborate menu was served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

One of the very latest types OF
Wright bydro-aeroplanes made a
successful flight over the waters of
Raritan river, Raritan bay and a
part Of Keyport for twelve minutes
this morning. 1t touched the south
ern section Of this city and the
southerly shore of Staten Island.
Aviator o. G. Simmons and William
Mannor were In the machine, and
together with r. J. Collier and
Walter Brookins of the camp at
Soldiers Beach, they are highly
pleased with the trial voyage.
Turns Turtle In Water.
Owing to miscalculation In ad-
justment of pontoons under the
machine a mishap occurred on the
descent and 1t turned turtle about
200 feet from the shore off Seidler' S
Beach. Mr.. Seidler and other men
In a powerboat rescued Simmons
and Manor, who were none the
worse from their experience except
for a drenching. The hydro-aero-
plane was damaged to the extent OF
broken elevating plane. This will
be repaired and the pontoons ad-
tusted as soon as mechanics can
reach the beach. Messrs. Collier,
Brookins and Simmons are very
anxious to give the machine further
trial. as they believe 1t will prove to
be one OF the best hydro-aeroplanes
ever constructed.
Local People See Flight.
The flight extended from Seid-
ler's Beach northward along the
water to Raritan river and the
southern part of this city, then
across Raritan bay, where Great
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
SAFE FLIGHT rs
MADE OVER BAY

Beds light was circled, to the south
ern point of Staten Island and back
across the bay to Keyport. The
machine was directed over Keyport
and back to the aeroplane station at
Soldiers Beach. No stops were
made enroute. The men were in
the air twelve minutes and few at
an average speed of forty miles. an
hour. They enjoyed it immensely,
declaring the weather ideal for air
riding.
The start was graceful as the
machine scared out over the water.
Many here, in South Amboy, Morgan
Station, Keyport and thereabouts
watched as the machine was seen
It's engine could plainly be heard
when the machine was directly
overhead.
A Spectacular Finish.
The finish was spectacular. Sim
mons and Mannor were in no danger
Of drowning when the machine turn
ed over as they were In shallow
water. The force of the impact In
Topping against the water caused
the elevating plans to break. This
will be repaired as soon as possible
and adjustment will be made to the
pontoons. They are In the form of
tanks under the machine and are
used to keep it on the surface of
water.
Simmons was the aviator in
charge and directed the machine
throughout the trial trip. MannOr
accompanied him and noted the be-
havior of the apparatus. Both ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleased
with IT.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
STUBBERT AT
COUNTY SEAT
Arrived This Afternoon will
be Allowed Bail.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

New Brunswick, May 1:-"Dr." :"
James Edward Stubbert, Of New
York. arrived here at 2:S0 o'clock
this afternoon to face a charge of
practising medicine in Middlesex
county, especially In Perth Amboy,
without a license. He was taken by
Commissioner Andrews, also Of New
York, to the office of Prosecutor
George S. Silzer, where he met his
counsel, C. c. Hommann, of Perth
Amboy. 1t Is understood that
Judge Peter F. DAILY will sit this
afternoon and admit Stubbert to
bail, although Lawyer Hommann in
formed the newspaper men shortly
after the alleged quack doctors ar
rival that no arrangement has been
made for a bOndsman.
1t is understood that bail will be
about $4,000 and an effort will be
made by the prosecutor to have the
trial set for May 13.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

Mrs Astor's former husband, Col.
John Jacob Astor.
The big liner got in six hours be-
hind her usual time, having gone
1876 miles out OF her customary
course to avoid icebergs. She ar
rived at the Bar with 1876 first cabin
passengers, 200 second class and 858
steerage passengers, at 8 80 O'Clock
last night and docked about 8 o'clock
this morning.
Few on the steamer knew Of Mrs.
AstoT's presence. She travelled un-
der an assumed name and both she
and her daughter kept much to
themselves. The news that the first
wife of the multi-millionaire who
went down with the Titanic was on
board became generally known to the
Kaiser Wilhelms passengers only
last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
WARRANTS OUT
FOR STRIKERS
More Fighting at the Waist
Plant Hearing Tonight.

AS the result of another fierce
fight near the waist, blouse and skirt
shop of Kottler Brothers in Park
avenue last night, warrants are out
for the arrest Of three girl strikers.
The city marshal has been directed
to serve them today, So that hear
ings may be given tonight. There
was considerable hair~pulling,
scratching and some clubbing in
Park avenue between Washington
and Broad streets about o'clock
last night and general rloting coAtin-
ued there this morning and at noon.
The cause Is declared to be tho
return to work of some Of the strik-
ers. About score are back at work
and about forty are still striking for
an increase of So week and better
working conditions The day force
OF the police department Is exceed
ingly short-handed and for that rea-
son the police have no little diff
Guilty in handling the riots during the
day up until o'clock at night when
the night force begins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
SPLIT MASSACHUSETTS,
Latest Indications Are That the 36
Delegates Will be Evenly Divided
at the CHICAGO Convention.
CONTEST DELECATES-AT-L LARGE

Boston, May 1A II O'Clock the official yesterdays
Chicago
eight Roosevelt
jority
the and
delegatesatarge
nine eig hit candidates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01


When it was published Monday
that Governor Wilson had vetoed
the bridge bill Democratic leaders
and particularly the members of the
Board OF Freeholders expressed
much surprise and doubted the
authenticity of the account. Yester-
day while the EVENING NEWS was
getting a true account from its Tren-
ton correspondent, delegation from
Middlesex went to the Capital to get
their information frs hand In this
party were Democratic County Chair
man Thomas II. Hagorty, County
Solicitor Coan, Director of the Board
of Freeholders Peter H. s. Hendricks
and Freeholders Kerr and Ely.
They saw the governor who
told them that the bill was
still in his possession, that he
had not acted upon it yet, but that
he intended to sign 1t as he was con-
vinced that 1t was just measure.
AS an evidence of his intentions the
governor signed the dill at once IN
the presence of the MlGdl-3ex dele
cation.
The governor said he realized that
a large r-rt of the traffic over the
structure came from out of the state
and that it was no more than right
that the state should bear a portion
of the expense of maintenance.
The bill which has now become
a law provides that the state shall
pay one-third of the expense of the
yearly repairs to the bridge. This
means saving of from $4,000 to
$4,000 to the taxpayers of the
county. Naturally, the Middlesex
men returned home from Trenton
last night highly elated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

New York, May lit was an
nounced today in tho behalf of Mrs.
Alva Willing Astor, Astor's divorced
wife, that she will not attend to his
funeral, but has come to comfort her
son and also to see that the rights of
her daughter are safeguaTded.
Mrs. Astor was among the first
passengers TO step ashore early today
from the North German Lloyd liner
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. She was
accompanied by her daughter Murlel.
They went to the Hotel Gotham.
Mrs. Astor, who was for years a
brilliant figure in New York society,
is returning to the scene of her for
mer gayeties to be with her son Vim
cent Astor, who is leaving Halifax
today with the body Of his father and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
HAVE ANSWER
TO HALLAHAN

Answer will be filed the latter part
OF this week to the action started
on March 23 by Thomas Brown IN
the Court Of Chnacery, in behalf OF
William NJ. nalIahan. a son, to set
aside a recent conveyance of prop
erty at 173 Smith street from Mrs
Charlotte Hallahan to her daughter,
Miss Charlotte A. Hallahan, On the
grounds that undue influence" was
used in securing the transfer. James
8. Wight has been retained by Mrs.
Hallahan to oppose the action and at
present Is securing affidayits relative
to the physical and mental condition
Of Mrs. Hallahan
Basketball tonight Goodwill Hall.
624831 3-tf-o. e. ".
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
BRIDGE BILL SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR WILSON
Put The SIGNATURE to Measure inPrs-
senCo of Delegation from MiddIesex
That Called u Upon Him Yesterday.
STATE PAY ONE-THIRD COST
(From the NEWS Co,respoadent.)

Trenton, 1:Govenor Wilson afternoon
the Amboy permitting
maintain bridge Amboy.
Colgate Essex
through both session.
Size
failed .
governor only more bills to dispose
of them importance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
SHOT BULLET THROUGH
WINDOW OF SALOON

William Meyer, saloonkeeper of
Patrolman Gutowski last night that
George Cherevka, a saloonkeeper of
72s Corlandt street, had shot bull
let through window in his place.
Cherevka said he shot at dog and
could not understand how the bull
let came to enter Meyers place. The
latter said he would have a war
rant issued.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
DAY NURSERY
IN TWO WEEKS

The Day Nursery, which Is being
established by the Woman's Club,
will probably be opened to the pub
lie in about two weeks, Mrs. William
H. Bawden stated today. The house
is not quite completed. Mrs. A. E.
Dunton, of Newark, is expected here
on Monday to take charge as mat
ron,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
STANDARD OIL COMP
WOULD PAY ITS FINE

Special 6y DNTTtu ITt7S W"o'
jefferson City, Mo. May 1:-The
Standard Oil Company, Of Indiana,
today asked the supreme court OF
Missouri for permission to pay the
$4,000 fine assessed at the time the
oil trust was fined and forbidden to
do business In the state. The com
pany also asked to be allowed to con-
tinue business in Missoui since all
trust connections had been dis
solved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
NEW STORAGE WAREHOUSE

Store your furniture and pianos
ut ]. Christ Co.'S modern building,
locked rooms; all clean, airy and
dry. Storage from 800 UP. J.
Christ Co., corner Madison avenue
and Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

II you have something 70 trade
out an advertisement in our ez-
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
TO ARB|TRATE
IN R. R. STRIKE
Special by United Fress Wire.

Special BY United fress Wire.
New York, May 1.-The commit
tee Of Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers which has been preparing
for a general strike today, started
homeward elated over the fact that
the wage question is to bearbitrated.
Patrick Morressy, Of Chicago, re
mained here as their representative
on the Board of Arbitration. Nor
ressy was formerly head OF the
brotherhood of Trainmen and he is
thoroughly experienced.
Dancing tonight Goodwill Hall.
5250-3-13-tf-oe g. W.
Automobiles for renr. Thons ISL
G, A. Sexton. 70 Smith street.
<776-2 2s-6m
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

For Sale-Sorrel mare with colt two
weeks old c. A. Sexton, 70 smith
street. o'o9-4-oo-o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

put an advertisement In our ex-
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01
For Rent

Dance hall, Offices and loLge rooms
in the Madison building, corner
Smith street and Madison avenue.
Steam heat, electric light and jant-
tor service. For particulars inquire
J.. Christ Company furniture store.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

Dancing tonight Goodwill Hall.
5250-3-1 3-tf- o e. W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

Dancing tonight Goodwill Hall.
5260-3-13 3-tf-o. e. W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

Basketball tonight Goodwill Hall.
6248-S-13 3-tf-o. .ew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-01

WEATHE1, Fair
and warmer. Thurs
day cooler and
cloudy,