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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-13
(giueelanot.)
3un slmbenfen an aOnrab Mics.

III
Solb, ipie Die iunse Morgeurote
SIN ferlen Often glprreid tagt,
60 1T mein Ser5 ertpa6t bonn S6lurn:
mer
llnb neu eritebt mas tot beflagt.
Gin Sduflciu NIde. falt, erlol6en
90 mdb,1t i6 meirer Sugeno 9rang /.
9ie Gorge fam, bes 9aieins &dnnpfe,
Sic rlagten mir Die Seele franf.
Mueill, ailf 1furnlbeipe9tem Meere
Mtein i1tpa1er Naben fait oerideat,
@obtn Der Ge1niu9t Slid audi irrte.
2ein 9%offnun9sltern I'M 5inmels5elt.
Sn biefem ipiloen aanipf uno Orange
8ar's @unber, ipenn ih mid berlor?
@enn ih bon ienem Bfao gefpiden
Sen emit mein 3er5 boil @lut erfor2
3ieb' bin, o Sdnser. aottbeguaoet,
@rringe, ipns nrs ranh berIagt,
3sum @erf8eug bot bid @ott erforeil.
aufl Mnfl pollenbe friid getpagt.
Aieb' 1in, 3ieh' BIN, bod i6 lpil beten
Sn meillem Stiibden It'll unb beiB
Sax nimmermebr bu mo61t ~ertnatten
1rno ernten beires Strebens 9reis.
6, 5iirne nidt, bab ih ni6t folge
9as Shidial bat es niht 9%etpo1t,
Sod lieber fperb' il biz gum gnoe
@ie ou, Die blaue 8liime bolo.
e, g.,
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Gs 1T hier olloeublidlid, ell

US ut bier dllgetlbltdl1f ELL
gisfrieg I'M @onge. 8eridieoene
Gobrifen pcrfaufen ibr gis gu 25
Gents per bunoert Bfuno uno no6
biuiger, menn es BON Der 5abris
obeebolt miro. Seoenfaas fomnt
oieier arieg Dem 8ublifum gu @r-
te, tpenn es nodber nt6t Die &riegs-
foiten be5ablen mllB.
@. 9. Soreman, Elm Mnge.
i%tclter Der Otis glepator Gomponp.
Der augenblidfid oamit bei6aft;0t
lit, i'm golntp COURTEOUS einen
lteuen Glepotor ein5urihter, mur0e
BORT auf eigentiimlihe @eiie pec-
lest. Gin ibperer Motor mnrhe
bon einem Sra6tpoeen, ei1er io-
ge1annten Crap, abgelaoen nao
fiel babel BON Dem @agen beruit=
ter, Soreman itano oaneben, Inn
Die @blooune gu beaufiidtigen. SCI
Maotor fiel auf i'm, rib i'm ou So
ben uno brad Inn bas cine Ser.
Gin ilr1ees Maoden Nanle.ts
Mmelio &onlo, all Ser Gan Sabo
stroBe iuobnbaft, lit Sreitag abero
in Solge elmer 5trp6nin.g ergiftulls
geitorben. Die @ei6idte bieiei
Gergiftlina lit etpos mpiterios. 9ie
aneeborigen bes iltngen Mabbens
bebaupten, fie babe nidts onbcras
ais 9romo-Selber getorn1len. Sn
ser 5laibe Ole oas gromo.5clb r
entbielt, fano iid) ober feline Spnr
BON 5trp6nin. sic mub alio hie
5laiben periuedielt bobcu1 % i5re
g(%ngeborigen ouf's gntidieoenIte be-
ftreiten ooB es iid bier It'll eil1en
Selblimoro Bonbelt.
Srau 2illie 2allra @enry
eeb. SeffeI lit bier geltorben. Cir
mar cine 9ohter bon Sralt S. 81.
Seffel unb bier in Der Staot aebo.
rem uno anfgeipahien. Sic bin-
terlaBt oliBer ibrem @atten brei
@itner, lire Mutter lll1o mebrere
@ei1pilter.
Son Der ssliternotionol Melys
Company III Stem gorf erbielten mir
s@artcnlaube" s. -.
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Cine fnrdlt6are Mprbtat.

Sdon mie6er lit Elm grarenbafz
ter uno gebeimnisboner Moro III
u%11ierer Staot peribt moroen. Cine
aus fiinf 8erionen beitebenoe See
eerfamilie, Die an Der Noro-Genter
StraBe SEQ. 724 tpobnte, lit in 6cr
Naht bon Donnerltag alf Sreitag
eriblagen morben. 9ie @rIblage,
men fino @iliam Burton uno feline
Sral1 lire 5tuei &illoer, ein Mab-
den BON orei un0 Elm &nabe boil
einem Sabr, nno Der 8ruoer Der
5rau Burton, Elm ilrneer Neger Sea-
mems 2eon gbers. Burton uno Iets
ne 5rnu ibliefen III eillen 3immes
oes fleinen @auies @pers NIT ben
ainoern i'm anoern 3immer. Nnen
flint Berionen muroe Ser Shdoal
init einem itumpfen Snltrumett cia=
aeiblagelL ben Grma6ienen nllr-
Be anBeroem nod ein Welier in ben
&iifen eeitoBen uno bort lteden ge=
laiien. 6rau Burton lag, als man
lie fanb, neben Dem 8ett anf Der
Groe, nit Dem @eliht lla6 u1ten,
ibr Mann lag ebenfaas nit benz
@elibt mad nnten anf oe1ns geit.
SSn berielben Gage befano 1id) alc)
Der illnge @bers III Dem anoerll
3immer. Neben linn lag Der fIs!-
nc anabe. Das Maoden lag Ell
paar SUB bon Dem Nett cntfcrnt
auf Dem SuBbooen. Das SaLs
mar perihloiien, Gardiner nno
Mouleanr beruutergelaiieu. Sn benz
einen 3immer ltano elm elmer nit
8aiicr, IN Dem iid Der 0i0roer o..
&anoe g%ereinigt bate. @eitoblell
mar nihts.
Ser Moro muroe 5ncr1t bon IL
ner iungen Megeriit Nainens Cal
tie 9lirIe entoedt Die an Sreitas
ntorgen na6 Dem 9auie fam mn
cine fleine Shulo ab5u5ablen. Se
REF Die Nadbaril berbei uno biei-
benahrihtigten bic Boli5ei. Weh-
rere Nadbnrm molten nabreno Der
Nodt eigentiimlihe @crauide iii
Dem 9urton'iden 9auie eebort Da.
ben, aub iollen Die @unoe nllri,-
Zig gepelen iein, bod lit auf allc
bicie Nusiagen wenig 81 gebap.
Srau gurton's Mutter beiudte IN.
re Sodter am Donnerltag abelto
uno lagte, es let bort nidts alf-
faaenoes uno MuBergeiuobnlides du
bemerfen getpefen. sic erflart aud,
tie piiie bon Niemanoem, Der III
rem Sdniegeriobn ODER Der 81.
Mile feino gepeien lei.
Burton nar in Somncr's @or-
ten als Borter angelteat un6 Jeff
Elm oroentliher Manll selpeI II
iein. gr fam nbenos erit iebr
fpat nod Sauie uno miro aud III
Der Moronadt nibt Dor 5polf llbr
gefomme,t iein.
@orIdufig feblt ieoer Mnbalt fiji
Die 9erlon oes. Caters. Die ga
abneIt ouffaaeno Der Grmoroun0
ser Gamilie G%ainiuaD Bic Dor III.
gefabr einem Sobr in oerielben gis-
geno itattfanb. Mud oas @cbeint-
nis iener Worotat lit nod mat
pnthiinf
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q Ter | { !.

Der ShuIrat bat IN cine.
Speoiallitnng am Sreitag Die bel
Der Wabl a~bgeeebcnen Stimmc:l
nadge5ablt, aber MIR gerin9e Sec
a~noerungen in benz Melnltat, ME
es urlpriinglih befannt gemaht
mar, feitgeitelt. Danad mar oas
grgebnis Der Wabl folgenoes: Mife
@oggon, 1892; Suoee Don q.
@lib, 1864; 6. $. Siberian, 1872;
Or. Malone Duggan, 480; S. Gent
ipl, 424; 81. O.. Callahan, GAG,
Mabbi SamueI Marfs, 227,
pereinselte Stimmen II.
Nah benz geriht Des Comp
troIers betr1gt Der @ert oes
Iteuerbaren gigentums in 8eres
Gonntp $97,088, 591 uno bat wah.
reno beg lesten SabreA nm Sit.
1875 5ueenommen. Der e.
iammtlpert oes iteuer6aren Gigen.
tums i'm gall5en staate betra3t
So, ,745 uno bat nm SIPS
679,447 5ugenommet.
Ole eelebeebenoen a0rper-
idaften Der peridieoenen gereini-
gungen BON Giienbabnleuten baben
fid fir foleenbe @eiebe uno gin-
ridtungen erfIdrt: fir Die u9olpi.
tai gia". fir Die Sui Grem gia !,
fir Die Mnbrinsung bon uSmitdi
aigbts" an ben SauptIinien fir
bal6monatlihe ge5ablung, fir
uStanoaro Sire 8or~ -Siiren auf
SEN 2ofomotipen nno fir uoera.s
lers" auf alien nGepair 9rads@.
Gle 9eriammlung bat iid ferner
All @unIten BON p&eferenonm"
nSnitiatipe" uno saiecaa@ ausge
iprohen.
Ger erIt Dor allr5era crnniul
te itabtild)c Wam Sulpeftor Gatl
BON Selltter bat iein Mmt nieopr.
qelegt. Mie es beiBt Ie9t i6m Die
neue g[epafor : Sroinan5, bic BON
linn perlongt oaB Ell ieocn Glep.s-
tor minoeitens alle 90 Gage III
ipi8iereu ioa, III plel grbeit orl
@oltpernclir goiqnitt iuiro Snr
@lunlenidlad)t II. gum @lnmenffr@
10 am Somitag beriiber fommen.
Ger v5eras Stote Council"
ncs Sroens Der yHraetorians" hi
oieie @od,e feline aonucntion bier
abaebolten. Die aonoention mar
nuBeroroentlidl ont 6rIilht. 1ft
Gituagcn faiioen M Der 9ectbopen'
salIe Itoit. Gort uuroe ben Ser
d,ern aud BON Dem bieiigcn ~eoii' /.
cif~ am Sreitoe abcno ein groBes
8anfett eegeben.
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Senior und Junior.
Momon bon Sanns b. 3 o.
beItiB.
(1ortlctnlg.)


IS por ibnen beioen, ais ieier
ite our1 @odeil getrennt %geneien.
Magoa beltono oarauf nuf3uite-
ben unb nit inn gemeiniam Gas
Sriibitiid ein5unebmcn. 4Is iie aber
na6 elmer balben Stunoe in lein
Mrbeits5immer trat, fnlo iie i'm,
ser in aaer @ait ben Meiieitaut
abgeldiittelt batte, ihon an ieinein
Ghreibtiid. gr batte elm 8latt So
pier Dor lid uno rednete.
8ie oft bate Ell in ben lesten ga-
gen nift oieielbe MufiteIlung mic
berbolt, Die gleiden 3ablen an ELM
amber sereibtl SIN @aden uno i'm
Grdumer fonnte er ben @eoantel
an Tie niht fog iueroet; I'M raiieln-
Den gabn5ug botte er iein Werf=
bud porgenommen, Die Sterilization
n%ad)8upriifen uno mdbreno CT
nit ben Serren BON Der Warine ner-
banoelte, mar oaiielbe grenlpel I'M
mer BON ieinen geiitigen allgen ell.
porgetaudt.
llno INNER Dos elei6e oas
boffuungsloie Neiultatl
Die iunge Srau beugte lid iiber
i'm uno bat: yaomm War, Der
See lpartet!"
Mit einem Iciien Scuf5er erbob
er iih. Sic idaute i'm fragelo
an, aber fie eob Der Srage feiten
Musorud. limo aud CT idob ibipeis
geno feline 9apiere 8%ulomnlen.
Grit als iie iid gegeliiber ioBeil
an 9onin i'm Speiie5immer, in
Dem Tie in Gle ell Seuer bette ent
5iinoen laiien, fragte er: p@tbt es
bier etmas 0eues? Sait oil Die
gltern geieben? Sino lie rllbig2'
Sic ihiittcIte ben aopf. oWtanlo
lit iebr erregt. aber Gapa tragt's
nod ldiuerer, nil es mir ideinen
ST ipri6t menig. aber er Itarrt
oft mie teilnabmslos Dor iid bin.
Soffentlih brineit OIL CUTE gtad,.
riht 5uriid, bu 2ieber p
Nult mar fein geridlpeIgen mebr
3lpiid)en ibnen. iuie nod Dor lpent-
gen 9agen. Sic nabnlcn es beioc
ais gang lclbltperitdnolid OIL oa8
ones - aaes gcmeiitiom b%elprod)en
mnroe.
ga, mo neinL @naoal@ cnt9eJ
nete er. .Sa, pcnn rs mir gelnlt.
gen, Den eigentliden 3ped meiner
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SIMMER nur Gone Star.

6emte mar i'd idledter 2auue!
tlnb fein Gfiem ihmefte mir,
Beil mir feblte bent, has bramne
SdSme, fraft'se 2pne Star Bier.
Senu it liek mid jiimsit perleiten,
s,abe mir NAL @ein beitelt;
Npd), bas iucrh' i6 fitrber metben,
Sur, has 2ome Star mir gefaat.
DEM es lit an araft mnb Biite,
3eins, an Mpigeidnad linn gleid;
Geincs Mal5 mnb S~0pfenblite,
Mafen es 10 tart mno reid.
limb es fann ben Oeiit beleben,
9af man frob iid fiiblt mnb leidt;
ale 0,riffen raid entid)pebcn,
Maer griibiinn raid entipetdt.
tlnb .barum, lei cs beihlofieu,
9af BON nun ait, i'd binfiiri
Gtets mir fanfe unperbrsHem:
Simmer nur bas epne Star Ster.
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ooer pielnlebr oeiletr Die i'm betrei-
ben, 81 2eibe gu ridden uno Tie
81 5tpingen, fir aae @erbredei1
lmb aue 2eiben auf5ufommelt.
9enn, lpas re6t III, mub redt blei~
ben ,llno loate altb Die Belt Oar.
iiber 5u 8runbe aeben.
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Yr1mien<0ffertc
Gin perid,lae al, nnicrc SremnSc.

9a es nms mnmasig lit, aaa 9iirifte nno Gonaties oes Staass
onrdJ 9eIenbe 6rarbeien SIT lancm, nnRRn ur anf anoerc Mhtel 5r I'M.
mer ar6keren @erbrehnug mnieres @latcs fnmem nnS mir Fno ST Da
lGnddlmk gefpmmen, anne6m6are Gramiem fir meme Abonucnfeu, Die ans
eingeldidt iuerbea, amsSaieben.
Nr panen ndt Die geraniatnng eiaes iosenannten aonktes, .hs
er Gel ensliden Setnnsen nbib III, iunoern mir luolen bnrd ans5ablnna
einer liberalem Gpmmifipn 5reimi0ige anmer6eu, bic obne beiOnoere Ma.
Be mno Mnfrengnns nb cine Ne6eneiunabme 5m bcridafRn maniden.
gu beiem 3mede ufferRren mir fir ieoen Sabresabpmneuten eme
GpmmiGtpn bon s /, einem 0pl1ar. 9s 8Ddemblatt Der uTreie
Gre1e fir seras" fofet 81 per Sabr. Gesen Ginienbnmg bun $1OO her.
ben mir ao SAG glatt an irseno cine inns anfsegebene Gbrefe ibiden.
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L.okaIes.
Observation-Disclosures

9or einioer 2eit oqiiierte in Git
cooo Elm arouenhofter Moro. Gin
@en1iiieoarfuef mltroe in iheuBli~
der Weiie umoebroht. Die Woroer,
mehrere iunae Manner, murbeu elm.
o~efouoen, nroaeiliert mo aehanat
Seoer perniinftioe Oeenlh fouo oas
in Ser Srouuna. ober cine aroBe
Menae urperniinftiaer Menihen er.
fob Elm lqutes @eIdrei iiber oas
gerbreden an ser Gipililation, oas
NIT oie1er observation-disclosures" BE-
oouaen III. MIs ob Sic e%rmorou1a
6es ormen menid,en. ben maj
foti6dIid, AZ go0e oenortert bat
fc. cine Sot oepeien lei, sic Ben
heufioen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. emf
iprafp. MoIb uoh ieuer ghano-
tat. meIher Ser @emiiIeharoler
ann Sbfer oefouen mar. mrroe IN
Ghicooo cine anoere brlttdle Woro-
tai periibt, Bic in ser ausfihruua
aIeroiuas nitt 10 beftiaIiide einaei-
heifpu n,ftnpift mic siene Sin,
1rou fommt nit ibrem Monue
obenos aug benz s6eofcr. Y(uf ser
@froRe miro 6os Nnor non nier il1n-
ae,, gurfd1en iiberfolcn urlo Sic
Troa, mutfer aupier Climber. miro
eridoi{en Muh oies Mol peroen
Sic geriiber Ser got perhoftet ltno
Droap}5iprf Ser Nroaek finoet boIo
nod Der ,Sinridtuuo Ser onoeru
nier mornpr ,fott ST. nun sic @e-
idfporenen ourd oos ientinaentoIe
@pIhrei iiber Sic .Waflcubinridl=
tunoa beeinflubt mltroeu. Of lie
mirfIif Ser Mniiht tparen. 0oR ii
0ieiem TalIe. Bel Dem eg iid. itrena
oelior1n1en, uiht Inn eiuen i'm Wor.
aus aepIanteu Woro bor,oclte, sic
Fo6esitrofe nidht pcrh6nat mproer
ioIIte. oenuo. sic bier guocfIooteu,
ard 6erienidc. her. ouen1 Mnideie
ue mad. Sen Gfuk oboefeuert lot.
te. fou1en NIT @efauouisifrofeu 3D.
Don.
Dos 9ublifum i'm aIoe,neiuet
5d,iel1 NIT Dem l1rteil aufrieocn al
iein. Sic SinterbIiebeuen Ser er1lro1.
oeten 1rou lporen eg oalh, lpe.
uiaItpns fteItcn lie 5if 10 an, ,lno
sic WprurteiIten fonnten Sih idIieB.
lid freuen. bah lie 10 biGia ,pecs
qcfonru1en uoren. 5omit fonnf,
nan bic Mnqeleaeubeit dig qbqeton
tetrotteu. S(ber Ieiocr mar lie's
ridlt. @ie hat Elm haBTides Nad-
5DieI befomn1eu. eill m~ufiuniaes
NohipieI oog Sic groqo6ic s1,r efeI.
hoften Romooie modf. elm Noh-
libel. pie es nun bier Bel utts, I'M
oon6 Ser Treien nno Riihneu. ouf
.osfubrt peroen lam. sst1 Gbica.
IL uiebt &c rGmIid EN- @eleb, oos
d fslhf Elm @eiek i'm ginnc pro-
aiSfiider MoroIeraiebluaa ms
erbpfierIno it Gieies @eIet
lnmf. ook' p,eun seemano cine
fB|e Sat i'm Mouid5 periibt hot uno
lih oieien Mouid IN @~etraufen
cs,oefrunfen hot. Sic er IN eiuen,
6ffentIihen qofoI foutfc. oieieniocu
nic hurh ipne sot oeiddoiof iplr.
sen. nGe Sic Neriol,en ouf edo.
nenneriok nerffooen f01tncu. mclde
nem Eater sic befreffen0pn Sc.
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wabl Nnsetee.
SIR County SteuersKsncftsr.
Die uSreie 8reiie".ii 1T autoriiierf,
S,erru =. Frank Gallagher

ole 0anbibat fin bas Mnt oes 6teuers
Solicitors bon @egar gountp bel Der
beporite6enoen oemofratii6en Yrimdrs
nail an5ufiinoigen.
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ben mir alD bas glat IN irsenO cine ms anfseaebene gOreHe ididen.
Slit 10 4bpnuenten cine Grra : yrduit D0n $50 tn gaar.
Slit Il Mb0nuenttn eine Grtra : yrdnit u0n s3.75 III yaar.
Slit 20 Abonntnttn Ell, Grtra yrdnnit un $500 1T gaar.
Slit q Nbonaenten cine Grra yrdnit p0n s6.25 III yaar.
Slit 1t5r as q Mbonntnta tnt Grtra< yrduie DDn S. In gaar.
|6ir nnebr a5 50 AbDnnentn tine G%gtraprdnie uDn SIG tt 8aar.
Der @oridag lit einfah no bcsiaaolid senas. @er eiuea neneu
N6onnentea Der CUR 3it nidt geer Der o5rsie YreRe" it, g-
minnt, fuaeftert $500, erbdIt rep. be6dlt OapDn sinen 9Oaar unO ididt
oen anberen Dollar nit Der scnanen Noreie oes 8efeaers elm, Ankerbem
asbt aer and nod cine Grtra 8ramie IN ansibt fails bic Sail ba
sedn Mbpnnentea pber barnber errsidt uir6. 9mie GgraYramie fem
BEN ir ben Dasu geredtigtem BON nnierer Office ans brett
Die 6er senadte DHerte lit fir Seben int ueiten 0ebiee oes staa'
tes often. Sober fann fd baran betilsem. gr biden nr gaarpreiic
am, tual Glo INNER feinen 8ert Fat mb Sober oafar anibafem ano faH-
fen fann, mas er aeraoe brandt.
gne, oe pn onier Dferte gebranb MAIDEN nno inter ben obu
geieaten 8eoingnngen Mbonncnten fir bic n5eie Grefe fir Seras1 iams
meln uuaen, fno sebetn, Fd init inns nnpersaslid IN Werbnonng 81
lteen, banit mir linen enuaise geuHnide ausfabridere gnsfmnft ertet
len fOnnen. Sic emitting gebt ben geieaern Oireft un nniner Of
flee sn-
yGrfit .Yre1e fit seras".
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23

news &A

Detectives here are aiding the
Roosevelt police in search for rob-
bers who looted a store in Roosevelt
yesterday and made away with dry
goods to the value of about $500.
On charges of beating his wife
and neglecting to care properly for
his family, Mike Marchenic, forty
seven years old, Of 1873 Broad street,
was arraigned before Recorder Ke-
hoe this morning and sentenced to
serve sixty days in the county Jail.
A practice Of some boys to
lounge in front Of display windows
at Smith and State streets each after
noon after schools have been dis
missed, is being broken up by the po-
lice.
The sale of the chattels and
goods of Joseph Galaida, taken in
execution Of a writ of attachment
handed down recently in the District
Court in the suit Of Ward and Co. VS..
Joseph Galaida, on the premises Of
A. F. Munoz. PIT Brighton avenue,
vas postponed from last Wednesday
until next Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Building Inspector Michael J.
Mcnamara and City Electrician Jay
B. FRANKIE are now located in newly
furnished offices on the third floor
Of the city hall building.
Supervising Deputy Arthur H.
official visit to Coronal Council in
Keyport last night.
Past Grand William Olsen, rep
resentatives to the annual Grand
Lodge session held at Trenton this
week made his report to Lawrence
Lodge No. 62 Odd Fellows last night.
Past Grand John Hansen was also
at the grand lodge session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
WILL FILE BRIEFS IN
THE QUINLAN MATTER

In the court of common pleas at
Camden, yesterday, the attorney rep
resenting the Barber Asphalt Paving
Company in the action against them
by Mrs. Mary Quinlan for $4,000
damages for the death of her son at
that plant last spring, admitted the
cause for suit, but raised a question
as to it's constitutionality. The
court reserved decision until the
counsel has time to file briefs. Thos.
Brown represents Mrs. Quinlan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
n is BIG SUCCESS.

- IN
Once again did success attend the
semi formal dance, which was the
second of a series of seven assemblies
being given by a committee of young
people of this city this winter, and
which was held in Goodwill Hall last
evening. The nature of this assem-
bly, was a leap year dance, the ladies'
doing all the honors and making all
arrangements for the entertainment
of their guests, and SO great IA the
enjoyment of all present that the
special committee in charge are being
highly praised for their well planned
and carried out social event.
The hall was decorated with palms
and greens and Stillwell's orchestra,
of Freehold, who occupied the center
of the hall, was almost concealed by
plants and greens. In corners of the
hall comfortable chairs loaned by
Icons furniture house were at the
disposal of the guests and ~patroness-
es. Catering vas furnished by Chris
tOpulos.
The committee in charge last even
ing were: Miss Ruth Brodhead,
chairman; Miss Laura Brodhead, Mr..
William S. Gordon, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
I1bIllldllH IluStl. Inc pau OItDoCD
for the evening were Mrs. Garret
Brodhead, Mrs. Franz Roessler, Mrs.
Charles r. Fletcher.
The guests present were: Mr.. n
Mrs. Hermann Plusch, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sofield, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Brodhead, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Copeland, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hollenbach. Mr.. and
NJ. mil. El-n. XT~ol1-s1n o
Miss Ruth Brodhead, Miss Edith
Crowell, Miss Rea Roessler, Miss
Gertrude Pfeiffer, Miss Margaret
Wight, Miss Jetta Stacey, Miss Ada
line d'Arveau, Miss Marguerite
Boughton, Miss Anna Holm, Miss
Marian Smith, Miss Minnie Hussey,
Miss Marguerite Pfeiffer, Miss
Blanche Grieve, Miss Blanche LanS-
ley, Miss Ruth Fletcher, Miss Lila
Beebe, Miss Rose Mccormick; Miss
Hubbard, of New York; Miss Tessie
Ferrall, of Woodbridge; Miss Edna
Mundy, of Metuchen; Miss Laura
Brodhead, Miss Ruth Pratt, Miss
Emily Greene, Miss Laura Ramsay,
Miss Gladys Savage, Miss Burns, of
Sewaren, and Mrs. Hubbard, of New
York; Messrs. Howard jerks, Asher
Randolph, of Woodbridge, II. p.
Haydn, Elmer Copeland, Mr.. Buchan-
an, Marius barrow, Stanley McClen-
ahan, Thomas Kerr, of South Amboy,
Frank Mccormick, James Grieve,
Walter Comings, John G.. Hendrie,
Herbert Kroeger, Ray p. Dunning,
Robert j. McNitt, William Doe, Dr..
Edmond De Monseigle, Marion Mer-
riss, Andrew Wight, George Young,
Fred A. BRIGGS, Scott Burns, Arthur
Wight, William Barlow, Stanley
Hartshorne, William S. Gordon, Jr.,
James Fuller, Jack M. Klein, Thomas
Wettstein, William G. Kerr and
Horace Allen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23

Rev. Mr.. F. M. P, Pearse, of South
Amboy, was a local visitor yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. McComas and
Mr.. McComas, ST., of Rector street,
are attending the football game be-
tween Lafayette and Lehigh Uni
versities at Easton. Pa, today.
Miss Bessie A. Wood, of Long
Branch, is spending Sunday with the
family of Wilbur La Roe, 133 Kear-
ny avenue.
A. J. Skevington, who has been Ill
at his home in Market street, Is re-
ported convalescent.
j. H. Long, of Newark, spent
Thursday in this city.
j. Lester Deitche has returned
from a visit to Atlantic City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
AT TOTTENVILLE LECTURE.

Among the high school pupils Who
attended the lecture in Tottenville
last night were the following: Misses
Minnie Halpern, Rose Levine, Rose
Goldstein, Sarah Frankel and Jean
Roth. They heard Mrs. Mary e. Che
ney told about the legends of Wales
trated by appropriate songs Mrs. Che
ney told about the elgends of Wales
and the Welsh people, and the his
tory of the country as portrayed in its
songs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
MEETING OF BECKER CLUB.
RED MEMS BALL.

The ninth annual ball of Pc Ambo
Loft No. IS Y of Haymakers was the
attraction at Washington hall last
night. Refreshments were served in
the balcony.
Members of the loft distinguished
themselves by the in which
they conducted the dance. Enter
tainment was furnished by a visiting
fife and drum corps and Artie Hall
who sang when the Midnight Train
Leaves for Alabama" Music was
furnished by Harry Durrua,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
ST. PETERS CADETS.

At at meeting of the St. Peters
church cadets Wednesday evening in
the Parish House in Rector street, it
was arranged for a committee COM
posed of William Wilson of Water
street. and WIRED tombstone of
Rector street, to meet drill-master,
-Nfr. J. H. Mulchahey, in New York
city Saturday and select uniforms
for the cadets. With that end in
view, the two boys left this morning
on the $50 S. I. r. T. for the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
MRS. RAMSAY HOSTESS.

Mrs. w. E. Ramsay entertained at
her home on High street the piano
class of Miss Lucy A. Samson yester-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. A de-
lightful program was given. Those
who took part We're: Miss Edith
Henry, Miss Agatha Hanson, Miss
Dorothea Ramsay, William Liddle,
Frank Gregory and Frederick
Walker. After the musical, refresh
ments we're served and a social time
enjoyed. .vA. -..-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23
PRIZE WINNERS AT
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE

Edward Marsden, who sang senti-
mental songs, was awarded first prize
at the Bijou theatre. Baby Ethel,
singer, and John Hughes, buck and
wing dancer, Jointly, won second
prize, and Michael OHM, in a singing
and dancing comedy, won third prize.
There were about ten contestants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-23

The fiction section of 1.-The Phila-
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teresting. You will I'd stories and
articles by the best authors and mos
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Sundays Press" there are articles
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Lee Shubert, head of the firm of
theatrical managers, who writes an
article entitled "The Closed Door"
The other is Pierre Lofts idea of wo-
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there are a number of good stories,
Among them are 1.-THE Beach Comb
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