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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-24

iuar fart nnaefenhtet. inat Tiebrif
unb ~ Sauerteia aeipprben. To eI
turs bnraui out @adls sieben muEte
500 CT einea biden alumpen baraus
mahte Elm God in ben goben. mari
i'm hinein. bedte ion nit Grbe ~,
holte beuielbeu mud lberitnaoeHel
@ahe uieoer heruor. sebrau4,te ihu
offs butt unb fling Z 5iite. bic 10
35 3iuno per Stld poaen unb nnth:
benz lie eebrnten BON ihm in 9ompns
ME nit Bill 6uber, Soc SertelE,
Soe Rprfelb, Nnielm 6uhn uno Sr.
berer an alOrreihen 4ten Suli Der
ipeiii tpurben.
ala. bic ih6nen Gage ianben ~
Nnfana bes Nonais Nuauit ihr
5nbe. 9as Battalion. tppsu bas
~. Ru. GAP. Rat. aeh6rte. erbielt
Befehl 'ifl nah Remphis. Tenn. su
beseben. aRehr benn 81 Transport
Sdliife laeen bereit aIle Rannihoi.
tc1 nit ibreu Tuiien uno allen 3u'
beh0r, iunie Annpne., Ammunition
etc. etc. on Surb ~ mhmen. 9lntl.
ocm alles sur abiahrt bereii. iudlte
iidl Der cine bier. Der arbere In iener
Ode iein RuhepIdbdler aus. Tte.
brih 500 ciuen ElnV aui benz Cbrr
bcde upr. Ia ber @diieri,nno bee
Wtiiliippi uisoria. oaS cine Soot
boIo bier baIo bort. opr einem anoe.
ren ben Soriprudl Al erreichen iuca.
tc, 10 lam es Uit Dor. penH nuh
Rammunaeu permiebcu, iid1 balo
bieies balo ieneS ieitranImte. gSie
uit 9iebridl in iolheu 6dIleu gnter
ourrah nit benz Ausruie pom nh
bbreu lies: 1on. be 10 ian bops =
lpe ore aiming TO act there too - bu
anb bp - oermoaen mir ridl su ia
gen. 9Iatlt bradl an uno aIle iuhteu
ihre Suhepldse nui. IA bic sanliue
unter Raudl ieuriae subIeu ipisen
Die an benz Ted bin unb her rDl!:eu.
mar es biz ipdt in bic Nntl um Ru.
be ilir 7ieiridl purbei. Saum bate
er Gin Stlrbden in Norphcus Srme
nerl,ht, luurbe er inter uubsihrei5'
lider auireauro uro Serluirrura
burh Suie unb Seihrei mod. 'liei
, nit ieirem 9ornbiner in Der 6ano
'crtie sum Sfuiie bon Der tircu
Seite bes Tedes sur nnocrr. nlau
bcro. bar iic ron GusriIlaS attcdir;
TaS Boot iunr on Sintcn. Gictridl
Iiti in ben urtcrr Enum. ldluiit ci-
Niae Glel los. rnruie Ia ubcrdli hoS
ESni'cr cirorara. ltlrell Wicher mad
Cben. rpIitc 'eint Nn5e in eirtn
&unocI. .uahrcuo ieinc AomcraNcu
balo bier balo ba in beu NiiiIiNpp,
| iprnreer. iih ourt Sdlrirmcu N
rct,en luhtcu. -Gu b,i, eiu outer
Stiuinlmtr." riei ihu cir Narr nj:
circm leerer SoB n - NUmnl -
| laB ms irS &niir 'pr,uacu." 9aS
bat uoh 3cit. cruiocut Ticor;t -
Ilueuu hobc Noib ii ca imm,r
notl 'rub Nenup, Sd'er ia..tt III
oav Ted NIT S9aiicr ais naS Saur
ntrtrut -!E;rnrie %iro" crihjcn unN
allie. Sic bis Nabin mid; tuy5
Stluir,rcr iIh III retteu pt,uAi.
IWrrocu oaiRtrommtu. NoUm ~.
rem lc in Sitltrhtii. bratltu 81;
rltTaeu Smu,ciiadS Mian,ner unr
NaS SSydd ccy'tuauN. gen Nty
>&cilpblIcn ertrsut Auitlm NUaa
S9ie uielt uur Den Srotru ltrcn Iut
III acu S2tIItn iaroeu, uermoa HtI
aIie &ettrau ridlt N ideeu.
Indeed not all SHIPS that
Sail tan hort 10 reach
pOIi safely
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-24
Shareholders Meeting.

Notice /, hereby given that there viii
he q meeting II the shareholders Of the
Capital - ck u. he Farmers 4 Nyr-
chants Bank, uoN under organization
in ,hc Town ot WcNphagia, ou Molda!
Jul, 2>Ih. isiS.
Purpose ct the meeting Is 10 Sppo'n'
az elect hoanl II director, and IL
draw up articles ot Association t. ,Vm-
plttc the organization.
Meeting will convrne AZ 9 c'clotA
\. VI.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-24
SpfateS.


erbaut beim oerrn benrD Riniel
manr cine 9iiterne.
Iihter Ben Sf,autreedr erlebietl
Iienstaa In Der Staats5auptitabt
@eih6ftlites.
-6enrg Spnnen III am SonntnI
bon ieiner Seiuhsreiiie in a!tun
Sll. beimeetehrt.
-6err 6einritl Spritbaniel roi
ct. 9ouis iueilt eeaeniudrtie bic
nui Beiudl ieiner Serluanoten.
-4Gin tleines S0bndIen Del
6errn Serrarb Reboeen, bas idpe,
ertranft mar. fiji auf bent @ese be,
@eneiuna.
-@ibs uro 6iihpa,be &eel
BON Wpraan County mar amtlidle,
@eidldite mrRcu bier am Spnntaf
pnb aRuntna,
-5rl. 5raugis Gitcn. aopptiptuh'
ter bes 5rI. giiiie Giten BON 9aui
ipeilt bier als Cat oer tSnmilicr
Sdilucter unb Sort
-arl. @er.rnb 2haeier tan on
1iensina. ba ibrc nerritiuit in Ct
epuiS oui Reiien. fur mehrtdniger
geiuh ber 9bren beim.
-Nerr g. z. g'pmleS III nadlbcn
er ettpa slUei gsptlen I'M GIternbouiC
nui llrIaub uerIebt. am Montna nod
Chicago Surildaereiii.
6pdn. 6atber d. Y. Tie9eu'
broi eritnttete an WUntaa benz
butw. Snter 1oleub Sd)mibt gu Ia
ps einen Seiuh.
--Ser GnSpar ggintelmonn uUr
Srinttomn III bier unb oamit beidai
tiat an ben Gebauocu ueridlieoener
6armer Slibableiter ansutrinaen.
SRI. 2betlo gsirtelmann pur
8rintt0wn luCiIt ieit einieen Iaaen
bel ben hieiiRen 8rpBeItreu gslrteI'
mann wuO SgiencrS nui Seiudl.
-Nsrr ,ipieph Euoerhpeicr. Got-
tin uno S6hnd]eu 0crbert uor t5ran'
ieniteiu tomcu ON Muntna uui benz
@eec III SerIuau0teu in aReta bier
burdl.
Ter iunRc 0crr 0errn Tirdt
BON ,lciicrirn Gi,u. Der nchrCrc "a.
&C bel Suiel uno {ontc 0cr1' uuo
drou 0u. u HruHc III @nlic mar.
tcbrtc am Nluria0 beiHr.
-0err NcrnorS Wuoc nctii Satin
unb beiecu Spludlru opa lci'rripn
Gi,p tourtc am <pnrina per YIntp'
mobil hierGer ~ ilNdliiRcm Icind)c
bes Bnpa uno Der @einen.
--9lui bcm Nroitwnacu Der Gopi,rl
BrwR, Go. Der nm Nlitt,pud' bier
Wier nbllc'tr,c mGtlc Nontitr sHiI'
helm gNtntcIuann Der Stn0t 'uit ben
Seiueu olhier clneu 'Iudijaeu Nc
iut.
-0err Nerrorb @ilhc uno @otiit
ppn SauioS Gitu. Yip. traieu IlenS
tao por bem Sruocr >iue uuo @e'
mabIin uun Grccbura bcalciict iun'
Setdlt Der Muttcy uno @eihDilisr
bier an
-Gete. Der trcuc Sharpe urierCS
hutp. 0err GlarrcrS Der IS louit
bel ihM nut bat - bcllcr 9iclIcldlt
als icir o'Cbcttuh - iul biCltu an
Iebtcn TprrctStnp III circm Sciudlc
>>ssim bpdrp. Batter Vaclnlcier uadl
gople Greet,
-GS III bieS ciu ,Gbr Ter Iubi.
ldcn. audl Die 9Inti Soluhn eino
briiiict id, tireS ~ lnhriacr gSir'
'cHS. Ser inr nrtibci, ciuitctcubc
&enidl hplit ban btticS ihy icttcS
1ubsllobr lei uno boIo ~ (Yrobc &C.
traeen ,ucroe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-24
li;jab.1 aas ~ ,sc.l::se Il.

lIaaael cu S>ic' n;,,1 ura llchune
irl irrrn. Eneem sente Acr,ieinc'
rura Der stnhr,ne. SI grpp,nua. ei'
Tie ,raae SeSer, SprGer Gno Ncunf'
iiaicii. iiChcreiisu. glahrana une
Sctrdufe Shrem Aiier uno eSclrcrhc
nidt anaenriisu. aurriaiereH Sis
Curt aefrutnheiten uHn nrAmt
Ghauhsrlaiu's 1nhie.en nuo 81,
merbsu belh arkeu aeii,nh isiH. Ser
's,.ss =, ,ssr. Ns~hssrn-- tAer.l
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-24
Ter 9uaia alrr 2,biuhrmittcl.

i'Cr." y Satse.yS.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-07-24
FARMER. SihtEug.

,>h ha5t "tert,r <tsvC -Tsco'.
auo .ult.2t,G &saSt vit r@.a ctE(
T. ttl Cte:t1Gt wi (ttt't..
.,yG5 III clrt" &sv1a;s-gcut iz
etytag'CU. Syct3c; 81, NIX Ccy uHe
itay: Gut >;,it.tV'' :1 tx (5r cr'
NsrT;VQ ,aU'tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

The above thI.gfhm W.s received
by Dick Donald. manager Of Bud An.
dors0n. from Tom MoCarsy. the Los
Angeles promoter. las, nlght. and
sbowH that Anderson IL still agured
u u contender In the lightweight
group.
Hlt,hi' beat Gross, aud Bui huder.
sUu 10 Ia line Tor bout with Joe Riy.
,rs ThanssENinF. n be- beats him he
ran connect With Jack nritton In
January, both high money affairs.
Anderson. u ncgotiatious pending
go through, viii battle the Mexican
yellow streak Turkey bay n Cross
had Won from I,itchie. he would have
been figured for these atohss.
Tho u,l,Eram also shows that Pro-
motcr 81 narry. one Of the geniuses
Of the hFHt same. considers Ander.
Hun ~ good ~ ever A. drawing card
despite the knocks Of San Francisco
and Port. Hd sport writer's. who have
been after dAnagcr Donald hot and
heavy since the AEcvodo bout
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12
Legal Notices
Notice Of Filing Ftnal
Account

AdministratrtN Notice OF fuiug flDnl
Account
In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the matter OF the estate OF Seseo
l.. Wood. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that I have
nled my Final Account and Report
as Adminlstrarrlx OF the Estate of
Sesoo l.. Wood. deceased. and the
above entitled Court has fixed upon
10 o'clock In the forenoon OF No
vomber IS. 1913. as the time. and
the County Court Room In the Court
House OF klamath County. Oregon.
In the City OF Klamath Falls In said
County and State as the place when
and where any person may present
any objection or exception to any
thing therein contained or to any
thing done by me as ADMINISTRATIVE
and at the said time and place the
said Court will hnally settle said ac-
count.
This notice is published pursuant
to an order OF the above entitled
Court made october 10. i9i3. and
the first publication Is made on oe-
tober l6, 1913.
NELLIE WALL.
Administrators OF the estate OF sesco
l., Wood. deceased. i0-16-l1-13r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

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thereof
You ar. ,h.,.,o,. ,r,,n ,.,,s.1
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II Won fnl 10 ala I'm ,h,. om.. -..s,-
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low xon, .n.w., -. 90.
eineaIIy m.e,,n, ana r..nona,.. !.
,has. aII.x.,,ons a, co,,..,
fan within ,n., ,,m. :. a.. 4. 80.
ooe. An. n,oo, ,s., 90. s.--
a eonv os vo,r .n.w.r =. 80 ~
eon,.st.nt sith.r I'm ,.,.on n, !,
istered mali n mi. ..,v,.. 4. -.
BY the delivery of n copv M vo., ...
swer 10 the eont.s,.p, An n.r.., ,,s,,s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

deliberately ran away from bout
With Freddie Welsh. the English title
holder The bout had been arranged
and both men we're In training. when.
owing to some disagreement. Richie
broke the contract.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12
Notice OF Contest

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office. Lakeview,
Oregon. October 23. 1919
To Thomas NJ. Cannon OF Dairy. Ore
gon, Contestee.
You are hereby notified that Annie
A. Jackson, who gives Medford. Ore
gon, as her postofiice address. did on
September 18th. 1919. file In this
Office her duly corroborated applica-
tion to contest and secure the cancel
lation OF your homestead entry No.
,....., Serial No. 04757. made June
21st. 1911. for VIZ SEA. MEX Be
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12
Il Showed Them, , Says Ritchie
Champ Says Victory Is Vmdication

SEw YORK. Nov. Ia guazs
they wont say cheese champ now A"
said Willie Richie today. Tho way
I trimmed Gross. Who iB no slouch at
the game. either. ! believe has hush
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

BOUT IS PLANNED
ION Mc,AItEl WIILs DICK DON
AID rOH TERMS AND WEIGHT
IDH TWENTY. HOUND NIN On
THANKSGIVING DAY

MEDFORD. Soy i2.--"As Richie
beat Cross last night. what L. your
lowest weight for Rivers ThankEglV-
INK Day DO you want Jack Brltton
middle Of JanuAry?"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12
-Four "iugs" In shape at Oucs
jnited Press Service

PARIS. Nov. i2.--Ai Lippe's quar-
tet Of pugs. Il was announced today.
are nov In shape to meet all comsrs
In Europe. Jef Smith. tho middle
weight; Dick Hyland. lightweight:
Maekay. featherweigh,. and Johnny
Daily. the bantam. are Lipps's white
hopes" A number OF matches have
been scheduled for each Of the four
during tho winter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

ncw bean which grows prolineal-
y With little OF no water has been
discovered aud is being Investigated
b. the Arizona department OF agri-
culture
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

by Mixing earborundum with con-
crete a Paris architect succeeded In
building a stairway in a public build
ing that seems 10 defy wear despite
It's use by thousands Of persons daily.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12
Notice OF Final Settlement
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Hans
JorKen Nellaon. Decaaaad.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Haas
Jorsen Nelson. Deceased.
Notice. Is hereby given that the us-
dersigned AZ administrator Of the -
tate OF Hans Jorgen Nielsen. d.
ceased. has died In the eounty court
OF the state OF Oregon for Klamath
county. the final account Of the -
ministration Of said estate. ana that
the court has 1xed Saturday. ths ~
day OF November. 1918. It the hous
OF 10 o'clock In the forenoon Of sall
day as the time for the hearing q
objections. II any. to said account 80
the settlement thereof.
Dated the 2ad day Of October. 1915
w. p. NInLsnN.
As Administrator Of the Estate -
Hans. Jorssa Nislasn. ppeonGols
as-30-s-1Sr q
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

A method for producing po,s.n fer
tilIzer from feldspar or any other
containing potassium by treat
ing II In an electric furnace has been
in,cnted by Swedish scientist.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

A now English mine rescue APP
paratus does away with the helmet.
aud weighs only Is pounds. yet with
Il man can work in deadly gases
more than so hours.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

Tho knusB coal areas uf the
United stai.s cover giu.o1U square
mH,a. aud there ars 10000 square
mIIrE believed to h' uudoriaid alth
coal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

ed up those Who have been doing the
anvil Surk against me-"
Ritchic's remarks. II 10 believed.
we're directed especially against the
British and British Columbia nght
fans. who declare that the champion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

Subscribe for the Herald. so cents
n month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12

subsrrIbe for the Herald. 80 cents
q month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-11-12
Herald S Classified Advs.
FOR SALE

ron HALE About 90 tons alfalfa
hay IN ntut rlasa condition. viii
cell Shoi" ~ part ~ sla,t At O. per
ton Hoo chll,uto. Gao Main sf,ct.
phone gG Ii.Gt
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-03-06
Will Double Capacity

The New York company which
has lately bought several ice fac
tories in this quarter of the state,
assumed charge of the Punta Cor
da factory last Saturday. They
have an engineer here, F. X.
Swigert of Jacksonville, who is
inspecting the plant and prepar-
ing plans for doubling the capaci-
ty of the factory and largely in
creasing the cold storage facilities.
They intend to have these i'm
provements completed by June
LIST. j. N. Skies is retained as
manager, which is quarantine
that both the company and the
public will be well and faithfully
served.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-03-06
Board of Trade Meefinq

Mr.. j. G. Meyrick was appoint
ed secretary pro tenn. at the Board
of Trade meeting held last Friday
night. The attendance was not as
large as usual, but those present
were full of business and many
matters were disposed of.
Messrs. Cooper, Carrier and
Dewey were appointed as CON-
mittee to procure the further in
formation asked for by the War
Department. Mr.. Weeks was like
wise appointed to interview differ
ent steamship officials and ascer-
tain the likelihood of obtaining a
regular line for this port.
Other important matters occu-
pied the attention of the Board
until adjournment.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-03-06
Auction Sale of Lois

An auction sale of lots in Davis
and Sandlin's addition to Punta
Gorda, which was held on Tues
day and conducted by Ralph E..
Phillips of jacksonville, attracted
a large crowd of buyers and spec
tators and proved very successful.
The addition joins the town on
the south and is within five or ten
minutes walk of the business CEN
ter.
Free rides to and from the
grounds were given and, during
the morning, the Fort Myers Mil
itary band discoursed inspiring
music. Many ladies were in at
tendance and, though only one
bought lots, all took a lively in
terest in the proceedings.
The sale began at ten a. M, adj
iourned at noon for dinner, re-
commenced at $3.50 p. m. and end
ed at 4 p. m.
Forty eight lots we're sold and
they brought prices ranging from
$4,000 to $4,000 apiece. The to-
tai amount they brought was
$2,553.50, an average of $500
each. Corner lots and those front
ing on the rock road naturally
brought the highest prices. The
highest price paid for a lot was
given by Hon F. B. Hagan, who
gave $4,000 for one fronting on
the rock road and 46 by 1874 feet
in size. Oakley Hickman paid
1866. 90 for two lots, each so by
1871, cornering on the rock road
and fronting on two streets.
These were of the average size of
all the lots.
The lot which was given away
free went to S. +. Winfield, a
commercial traveller.
1t is the intention of nearly eli
the purchasers to build on their
lots, and that means big i'm
provement for the town. During
the year a dozen or more nice
homes will be built in this south
ern suburb, thus adding material
ly to the wealth and attractiveness
of our town.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-03-06
Legal Notice

Notice is hereby given to those whom
1t may concern, and in accordance with
an ordinance in force in the City of Pun
ia Gorda, Florida. that it is the inten-
ton of the undersigned, on and after the
expiration of the time provided in said
ordinance for the publication of notices,
the same being not less than four weeks,
to apply to the Honorable Mayor and
council of said city OF Punta Gorda, for
franchise, right, easement and privi-
lege, to construct, establish, maintain
and operate standard gauge railroad
over, through and upon street known
and described as Nesbit street in said
city OF Punta Gorda, the said franchise,
right, easement and privilege in, upon,
over and through said Nesbit Street to
begin at what is commonly called the
channel oiCharlotte Harbor, thence east
ly through said bay to the coast or shore
and continuing along said Nesbit street
to its intersection with the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway Company's right Of
way, and thence easterly, or southeast
erly, on public street the name of which
does not appear on the records of said
city Of Punta Gorda, but which is the
most convenient for the public, and the
most suitable and appropriate for the
purpose of the undersigned, in, upon
over and through said unnamed street.
to the limits of said City of Punta Cor
da, Florida.
Notice is also given that the under
signed will ask said Mayor and Council
for the right, privilege, easement and
franchise, to erect its depot, station and
| freight house, or other needed structure,
at point southerly Of said Nesbit street
and on what is known as King park in
said city OF Punta Gorda, said location
being northerly of the depot of the A.
c. L. railroad depot.
The Charlotte Harbor & East Coast
Railway Company.
Wallace Chadmap, attorney
for said Company.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-03-06
GEO. S. STONE,

President of City Council.
Attest: R. X. SEWARD, Clerk.
Approved this February 18th, AID,
1913. S. H. MORTON, Mayor.
Above ordinance goes into effect
thirty days from date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-14

A. NJ. Agnew. Roe, Adams.
Railroad and Canal Leonard.
Kuhlke, Nutting. Hennessy, Hates.
Revision OF Laws.kirwin. srane-
gan. j. A. Mathews, McGrath, Moore.
Riparian Rights fsuhlke. Burto,
Griffin, MCGUIRE, Conrad.
statlonery-Mount, Murray Fisch-
Towns and Townships = McCabe,
Mulligan. Foley, Mcclure, Peacock.
Unfinished Business Fischer. Nc
Cabe. Moser, Smick, Salus.
Ways and Means-Fisch. McGrath,
Moser, Rowe. Hates.
Joint Committee.
J Home for Feeble Minded Children
J. A. Mathews, Bredenbeck. Lyons.
Lewis, Salus.
Home for Feeble Minded Women
Ackley. Burton, Kuhlke. Mccabe. Rich
New Jersey Observation-Disclosures
lin. Moser, kirwin, kays. Moore,
Griffin. Peacock.
Prinung-Lewis. Holcombe. Buckley.
Foley, Adams.
Public Grounds and Buildings-Mc-
Dermott. McCabe, ]. Mathews. Leon
ard. Moore.
sanitorium for Tuberculosis-A. NJ.
Agnew. Roe, Carhart, Carrow, Coles.
School for Deaf Mutes = Beekman,
Lyons. Mcclure, FISCHER. Conrad
Sinking Fund B~ranegan. Griffin.
Fischer, Holcombe. Peacock.
State Home for B9ys-9uinn. Nut
State Home for Girls Carlow,
Mulligan. j. c. Agnew, Burton, Moore.
state Hospitals.,Burton. Neighbour.
Papscoe, S~tuerwald, Adams.
State Library Mulligan. Bloom,
Kirkpatrick. McDermott, salus.
state Prison Neighbour J. A.
State Village for Epileptics-ltoe,
Zisgen. Smick, Quinn, hates.
Treasurer's Accounts Moser. Muir
~ " AHaT-ath Do g GTAp - n
Bill Files-McGrath. Mclaughlin.
Ciergy-Marshan, Mcclure. Adams.
Nutting, Richards.
This completed the organization
and the law makers were ready to
consider and pass laws for the state.
The two legislative chambers
we're in gala attire FOR the cere-
mony. Back of the presiding OFF,
GERS chair In each chamber flags
were draped, thanked by banks of
palms. Palms and ferns also graced
the front of the presiding officers
desks. On each desk were large
bouquets Of towers. The members
desks In each chamber also bore
floral pieces or bouquets. the gifts
Of admiring friends among their
constituents.
Hundreds Of citizens and politi-
clans from all sections of the state
witnessed the starting OF the legis-
lative wheels Attracted by Gov
ernor Wilson's position as a national
figure, there we're some present from
other states too. The galleries, lob
bies and corridors were crowded and
before the gavels fell announcing
the opening of the session there
were party caucuses and conferences
with the accompaniment of a lot Of
wire pulling and other bustling evil
dences of a desire to win some po-
litical advantage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-14
ed on. They involve both party and
public obligations.
Praise For Fielder.

ed on. They involve both party ant
public obligations.
Praise For Fielder.
May ] not In closing express the sat
isfaction | feel in the knowledge that
when | lay down the duties of cover.
nor ! shall leave them IN the hands OF
Senator Fielder, a man of proved char.
acter, capacity, fidelity and devotion
to the public service, a man of a type
to which the people of the state de-
sire their public men to conform. /
look back with the greatest admiration
to that fine group of men in the houses
whose names all the state knows and
honors, who set the pace in the days
when the state was to be redeemed.
1t is men like these who have render
I'd the policies and reforms of the last
two years possible. 1t is men like
these who will carry them forward.
and the people of the state will sus-
tain them. They will sustain no 9th
ers. Woe betide the individuals or
the party groups that turn away from
that path! The future is with those
who serve and who serve without Sc
cret or selfish purpose. A free people
has come to know its own mind and
ITS own friends.
WOODROW WILSON, Governor.
Trenton. N. J., Jan. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-14
'SEWAREN MAN INVENTS
new CONCRETE FORMS

Concrete forms of the latest and
improved kind, recently invented by
S. r. Mckay, Of Sewaren, r being
used for the first time with satisfac-
tory results on Hans Greisen's new
building at New Brunswick avenue
and Fayette street. The concrete
foundation, which is being erected by
means of the new kind of forms, will
be completed in the curse of a few
days. Contractors, builders and
architects have viewed work done by
the Mckay method and pronounce IL
excellent. The inventor has incor-
porated the Mckay Concrete Form
Company in this state with a capital
Of $4,000. Mr.. Mckay is the presi-
dent and general manager. The con-
Germ has a factory in Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-14
ANNUAL REPORT MADE
BY PUBLIC LIBRARIAN

Miss Anne Shivers, librarian of the
Public Library. presented her month
ly report for December and the an
nual report for 1912 at the meeting
OF the Board of Trustees held in the
library building last night. The an
nual report shows that much pro-
gress was made during the year just
closed not only in increasing the
number Of books In the library but
also in increasing the circulation.