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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
Die grphi6itipn in Creapn.

9ortlan0, Gre, 20. sSSult. 8ie
iebr Der ge3ug bon Bier nnb Spiri.
tuoien ans aolifornien lno mlnereu
noiien Staaten nod Oregon, Dem
Grobibitionsitaat, mdhit, hafIr lie.
fern Die ioIgenoen 3ableu einen Be
meis: sSm Wionat 9lnril ipuroen in
Weultnomab Gountb bon S,6S3 Gnts
pfdngern u9lffioapits" unteridrie-
ben i'm Moi BON t0,377 1tno IN
syuni BON tt,S66. Oar aud Ser
aoniitm bon g((fobol nid,t obuinnnlt.
mie bon Dem 9ieiigen gl6en0. .Grgon
Der a3robibitioniitelf hehouptet miro,
5eigen iolgenoe 3iifern Don erfolg-
ten gertduien 4idrI 1898; 9IpriI,
S.t09; @lai S,429, un0 SUM S.700.
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Acknowledgement Ser
41robibitioniitcn!
6aulp nOa ,Sn6iana bat ale glns.
iid)t, 9srGiOcntihafts.SanOiOat
an tper0eR.

ct. 9atl, g2inn.. 20. SSuli. -
9llle gln3eiden oeuten oorallf bin,
6aB S. lrant 6anlp BON SnOiono
oltf Dem bier abgebaltenen National-
fonpent Der @robibitioniiten gum
Br1iiOertidafts- s-aonoioot Der Erode
men nominiert meroen tuir0. Die
einltiu1n1ige gBieoereripdblung bon
8ireil O. @inibatp aus gbicogo siint
goriiser Oes Rationnl- -&ontitees IGBt
ebeniaIls auf 9dnlps gtomirtation
iblieBea.
Gum perlnanenten 8orfiBer lpitrs
Sc Hobert s.. Batton bon Springs
fielo. ST., ebenfaQs elm 0anIps
Mann, ertoren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
loreis Ser 5eitMn9en
scbt in Sic PSRc!
9ieIes iuirS bnrh &nappbeit bes
Seitnnespnpiers unO beiieH
BreiserbObuns beOinst.

@aibinaton 20. sSnli. - Smt-
OeIsietretdr @iIliom 8. MeofieIo bat
Die erfl1riing obeegeben, Oab Die
1nge Der Gin Gent. 8eitungen~ ge.
51bIt iino. 0enn eritens 1T olles
Moteriol, 0as Siir Seritellung bon
0rudpopier peripenoet miro, be0eu-
terlo I'M 8reiIe geltiegen, 5ipeitenS
berridlt cine beOeiiteno groBere
gldhfraee nndy 8eitilngspdpier ais
friiber. glIIe glnspihen oeuten Ooralif
bin, o1b 3unl Serbit, penn Die
neiien Observation-Disclosures ab.
geihloiien tDerOEiL Der @apierpreis
in Die $obe getricben mer0en mirO.
Die Eoge Der Gin Gent Ausgaben"
Oiirften onnu ober ge31blt iein. 9ie
natiirlihe sSolee miro ferner iein,
OaB aud bic gtn5eigeraten erbobt
tperoen nliiiien, oa Die erb0bten go.
pierpreiie ourh Die grb0bung oes
Announcements uiht nett geno6t
mcr0en fonnerl.
3eitnngsberaHsseber in Sibnng.
8es Wtoines, Sa, 90. SuIi. -
3eitungsberdiisgeber BON Soma uno
gaebrasfa bieIten bier om pergon.
genen 9ienstog cine 8erionmIung
ob, Inn Mlittel uno 8ege 5u finben,
Der @rb0bling lino Der anappbeit
6eS Driidpapieres 81 bege9nen. GS
ilt Elm 8roblent, NIT melAem iih
olle 3eitltngsberoitsgeber oes Gan.
oeS befoiien nriliien. @s ipuroe be-
pieien. o1B Ser gopierpreis bon so
bis 81 $50 Qro5ent in Die 9obe
gegongen III.
Die Sohlage tpuroe eingebeno
beiprohen. Serr g. 6. Goietpnter,
@eih1ftsfiibrer Der .Su1aba Bee"
iagte, 6oB Der 8npierpreis per
Bflulo bon 2 bts 5u 5 Gents per
9illnb beim Ginfolif gon3cr Boe-
aonIaOnngeh IN Die Sobe gegongen
iii, 0ab Die DHabo 3eitlingsberaus-
gcber gelneirti0al oos gopier 9efolft
b1tte1. oaB ife nos Sormat ibrer
3eitungen Derfleinert botten uno
6ennoh ofters 8efnbr geloufen ieien
megen gapiernIangels oas @riheie
men ihrer 3citungen einitellen 8u
mullen. 6. ~ gIOler bon Der Do
nenport IilneS iagte, DIE gegen-
mdrtige Situution babe i'm nor Die
gIlternotibe geiteIlt, entipeoer o1s
GbonnemcHt uno bic g(n5eieeroten
5il crhoben oDer 0os Griheinen Der
9eitung ein3uitelleit. 9ns 9lethe
pnroe aud BON ben iibri-
gen 3eitnneSbernusgebern gelltngen.
8eri6ieoene 3oridl1ge lpuroen
genadt, 8anolung in Der Gage ser
Dinge Su idaffert ood lit man in
oieier Siniiht nod 8it fefnem De-
iinitiben GntidluB gefonulen.
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Bon 1eMtidlcn nbnefanarn.

Stodbolnt. 20. Snd.. iiber Qon.
bon es miro beridltet, oaB ser
britiide DoIupfer oAoons@ iuelder
cine Ger0rdneung ION 1923 Ipnnen
bal, bon einem oeutlben 3orpeoo.
i1ger bor glrbus, SdiueOen, qefopert
iuoroen iit. a2toons~ mar si1r 8eit
aiIf Der Sobrt nod i5inInnb.
giodi lntftoeitens bier onoerc
5diffe iino In oen leeien 9aaen bon
Oeitidleu arieasbooten iueegenonl.
men morOen, meil iie aricgsbann.
marc fir Der 5eino cnthirIfrn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
Der 9lntosWenludl.

@lattsrnoi,tb, Re6r., 20. SSuli.
Gbas. Siatt fam geitern na6ntittug
ouf Der SteIle ulns 2eben, ols iid
iein gluto nabe Der 5arn bon 6.
M @oopin ans einem oocr Dem
onoeren @runOe ilberihIug. Niatt.
melder Al Sabre alt im0 ein 9lnge-
Itellter Der Barton .0oromorc So.
mar, beiono lid 5lir Belt bcs lin.
iolles aIlein IN ser .gtnld)ue
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
Spfer Der 5lnten iiber fiinfsis.

2libebille, q. 6. 20. sStli.
SIMMER nod treffen gerifte bon
0em 5dlooen eiil, meldlen Die lleber
ilutina III gtoro aaro(ina oneerih-
trt Die 3ahI Der @rtrlurfenea bat
iid bereits mif ilber fiinf3ig er66bt.
5edls Eerionen tperoen nod her.
ntiBt uno perOen nobl ebenfnIls ben
Too aefitnoen babeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
enal. @eIdidtsidlreiber asfall,n.

9ouoon 20. Sui. = Ger befonn.
te citeliide @eidiftsifreiber. @aior
Sir 5oitcr 6nab Ggerton gunIifie
iit in 5Ianoern qefaIlen. Ct hatte
unter oaOern cine @eifidyte 6es
@urenfrieges uno uerid,ieoene 8erfe
ither Den ietigen Sfrieg oeroficntliht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
Saifildl erIeat.

@tdtauan gt. S., 90. sSitIi- GIN
iteben Sub lnnger Sal, Der ettpa
200 8fitno lpieet, ipurOe geitern am
5ineang gum 0tataipon Greet, er-
legt irno get0tet, an Der 5teae, mo-
ror @odenfriit EN- Gnabe ,no EN-
jiut9er Maith, einen Sai sun 9pfer
iieleu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
11,cttcrberidf.

6iir Smobn ull6 llnlgegen0:
Sdon beite abeno un0 ssreitog /;
etipas ndrmer Greitag.
tSiir gtebra8fd 5d0n heitte obera
iinb SSreitoe; pnbriheinIih etlnaS
marner heute d6efo int iii0meitlihelt
Seil.
tSilr sSulDa 5dlou heutc d6enn
nnh 5reitoe ctlnos mariner Sreitn1,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
Gciitlicbcr ti,coeir
eBcctIeggino" bcItraft.

MOntgontern gitD, 0aO., 90 syuIi.
Taitor 81 %. gtilfs, felt odtsebn
Sobren on beridiebenen driitliben
airGen in Waiiiorri ltno onoeren
5tadten ais SeeIioreer tdtia,
iitt geoentpdrtig cine @ef1ngniBltra.
fe bon $50 9agen iuegen geiet.
pibrigett gerfoufs bon 8bisfb o6.
Ole Strnfe Iolttete at,f $500 @eIb.
itrafe ODER 100 Eage @ef6nenis.
9aitor @iIs aoa Die Iestere Dor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
citgclltbalr9 bcfft ailF
UaRrllit0snlittcl!
Se46rOen erflGren, Gnglanb 6a6e ia
bic Ginfitbr Serielben ans
Imerifa eineeluilliat.

2rrembnrg, 90. Suit iiber Scr.
lin mo 2onoon. sSn offi8iellen
areiien berlmttet, OaB ale g[ltslit)-
ten borbonoen finO, DAP 2uren1burg
in tltr3er 3eit uuf oerieIben GIruno-
lage nie 8clgien geobringsnitteL
aus oen Der. Stonten erboIten lDiro.
8ranfreid 1tno GngIanb iollen
idliebIid ibre aus Dem @ruroe, 0aB
Die 9abrltngsmittel BON ben oeut.
iden 8eboroen requiitert iueroen
fonnten, eei1ladten Giniuditoe faIlen
9eIaiieu boben. gs bIeibt iebt nl4r
nod iibrig, bon Der OeittiAen Ge.
gierlitla Die @rlnitbnis gum 3urd.
transport Der 2ebcnsnlittel noh 2u.
3u erbaIten, neIhe ieIblt
iofort erteiGt perocn
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
@ih hernriadlt @lntnerniftnnn.

&ea0, 9. g., 20. Sui. = Ger
8oli5iit g9iIlidm 9'Wleorn tpurbe
Dor einieen 8o6en bon einent
Mon5 Der iid Der 8erbnftitng
lpioerieste. in Ole Sono gebiIIen.
IS altmifelte iid 8lutberqiftitng,
rmo eeiteru muBte Dem BeOmterns-
nerten Der retbte 9lrrn an Der SduIs
ter nnIputiert meroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
Sanfranber maden quito gente.

9SSron WiolirtaiM Y1iH., 20. SSult.
4ie @rlte 9dtional 91nt bon
4lpba, Did, elmer 35 @feiIet BON
bier geleeenen 9rtidaft, ipltroe ge-
tern nndn1ittdg bon 3lpei mastter.
ten Wtdnnern gepIiiroert, ipeIde
$4,000 er6euteten. Ole GGu6er
entfonen in einent glltontobil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
,DcMtIctlanS" intntcr
nod inn Pafen!
gIbsr olles sur abfabrt bereit; Ab.
idieOSsruh bes SapitGaS
9anl aOuie.

Baltimore, 20. SyuIi. ~ GAS
&aud Snnoelsboot nGelitihlono"
befinoet it'd inner nod i'm Soien,
trot0em olles fIar 8ltr gIbiabrt &C.
modJt iuoroen lit. Die Spieren iino
einge5ogenJ baS steuermannsbdtis.
den lit NIT elmer feiten SiiIle Inn.
geben uno Giii5iere Iotpie UianH'
i6dften befinoen li1 on 8oro. glnt
Bug Der rGeuti9lano" anfert Der
Sdlepper p5bomas 3. Simntins~
unter 8ollOompf bereit, Dos Goudj.
idiff ieoen 9lugcnblid Die @oD bin.
oits5lihleppen.
sSn ndhiter R1be oeg Saufifif.
fes frell5en Gnulpfpinaifen nit ge.
nniten Der @oitern Goriporoing Com.
pcnD OIL 8or0. Stur5 nab II llbr
n16ts mrrOe Elm fleines 91mpf,
boot, ultf pelfcm ltb mebrere Bel
hmgsberi6teritntter befonOen bon
Dem gefeblsbaber elmer Gampf.
pinniie nngcrufen urlo eriud)t, INT.
5llfebren, oo iie Die NI6ne oes Be
fCbIsbabers Oes Eaubi6iffes oura.
trell5en.
Sapitdn Faul aonig iorote ourt
einsn gertretcr Der ,,llniteo GrcB"
iolgenoen gLbidie0SgruB an Oos
amerifanii6e @ulf. ysSSbr 2anO lnS
Sbre StaOt geiulen mir iebr, uno
i6 boffe, bdl0 pieDer 5u tontmen.
Die 2eutc III Baltimore iinO iebr
fretlnolib 81 imS geipeien.
sSDbn Sna raft nuo iubt.
8aibineton, 90. 5uli. groB.
britnnnien bat mgetiinoigt, Oab es
Die ameritoniibe 9iesierltng beroitt-
portlid) balteu tueroe, foQs ieinem
SanocI olrh 0oS 0elltihe 3o46boot
g3eutid)lnn04 irqeno melde gerlu.
ite 3iigefiigt pcroen iollten 9ic
amerifaniihe Icgierltng miro, mic
aus amtIihen GueIlen in grfabrung
gebroht murOe, Oieie 8erantiportllng
itbernebmen.
8eanlte Der IOminiitrdtion erie
ben aus Der Soltlu1g @roBbritan.
nieiis, oab Die g[liierten ecneigt
iino. aus Der ..0eutlhlnn0~ eine
geitfrnae sit nlnheit. @s tuiirOe er.
Hart. 0oB @roBbritaitnien trok Der
Geriiheritng oieier Hegieriing nit
be5ig auf Die n3eutidJlano" bart
n6fig 0oran feitb1lt:
Gritens, ooB Die yDelttIflono4 I'M
gSeientliden Elm Grieesid)iff uno i'm.
itonoe 1T, @eidjiibe gegen brittihc
Sanoelsid)iffe 81 berlpenoen.
t3lpeitens, 0ab oieie Regicrung
berfiigen lolte, oaB Der g3cltld.
lon0" niht aeitattet iperocn ion, I'M,
Ter Noiier iiber Die 9reimeiIen,
@ren5e su treuSeu.
al5 ndhIten Sdritt @roBbritons
MEMS erluortet man, oaB entme6er
Der britiide 8otidafter ouf anipei-
Jung Cir @repS eine formeile gfotc
interbreiten, ooer oas britiIde Nus.
lpdrtige 9tmt Dem 8otif)oiter qogc
in 2onoon cine gaote einbdn0taen
miro, in fueI9er Die BfIidteu anae-
fiibrt rperOen luelhe bic 8ereinie.
ten Stnoten nod Der gtnffoiiltng Der
qIliterten inter ben ltinitdnncn 3uI
beobdthten baben.
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eanaba Iieferte s5O.67O eplhaten.

Sttdtpa, Ont. 90. Gulf.
5,un IS. sSttli batten fib in Gonn6e
ieit ge1int Oes Srieees insqelont
S50,670 iiinee Seute aniuerben Iol.
len Inn fir England In ssIon6ern
5u fdlnpfen ftno Si ber6luten. Sen
Soltptonteil lieferte Ontario md
i4O,190 @eonn. ,.o..,asas.
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aapaniidltr Grniniller acfturhrn.

Gofio, 20. SsuIi. @eneraIIeiit.
nant Sdlinoiiite 9fo. tueIder smei.
NAL 9rieesnliniIter mar, lit geltern
I'M sitter bon 56 Snbren aeItor.
ben Gfd bdtte iidl in Dem iopa-
niidrliIiid,en 4rieg ols Seerfiibrer
herDOrrnsenn bemdbrt itito 11tsee.
aa@ret
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20
l1nterbanOlnnQell nit
@tritO befrieOigenO!
triIicn mnS Garransa babcn iett Sas lcbtc Mort;
rcrpfleemne mnS 1tutcrkmnft Scr 1tiilis=
trMppcn 1T binrciGcnc.
Gin 5ueansriff Scr ioiniiten purSc absei4lasen,
gicr meme g3riaaSc.C5cneraIc.

Die bier folgenoen grigooegeiie.
rdle iin0 neli ernoilnt lporoen mie
odS ariegsarnt General sSunltpn
mitteilte Charles q. D1orton, Z.
SSniauterie. 8rigooe nit SoiIptquor.
tier in Douglas, 9lri8, George 6.
9o0o, 2. Observation-Disclosures NIT
Dem @rpebitionsforps in @lerifo;
Granger glooms. 5. mO s. sSel0-
glrtiuerie nit Sauptquortier III Gl
goio lmo s. s.. @Iumner, A. syn.
anterie.8rigooe nit Dem @rpe0i.
tionsforps ia @terifo.
8ie General 6tnIton befonnt
madt iino geltern 70 Wt1nn Der
glntionalgoroen entloiien iporoen
meil lire glngeb0rigen BON linen nb.
bdngig iino uno ni6ts 5u leben ia.
ben Gs beibt, ooB einige Totleno
Mann NIT oieier 8egriinoitng Inn
lbre gntlaliung oas Dem @cere ein-
gefonllnen iin0, bod miro Den Sc
iii6cn nur in brineenoIten sSdaen
@ebor gegeben Derocn.
giaiiten snriifgeidlagen.
CHIHUAHUA GitD, 20. ssSuIi. Gi.
ne 4n5abl 8iIliiten griff nabe San.
ia gidbel, ettpa 80 MeiIcn peitlidl
bon bier, einen giienba1n3ug an.
pie General 3rebino geitern berid-
tet puroe. Sic mur0cn ieood ab.
gei6lagen uno oht bon ibnen nlr-
ben gefangen genoulllien llno bc1tte
bier eingebradt. I'M Dor elm &riegs.
geridlt geiteIlt 8it peroen.
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gpnopn ipridlt nnbrrs.

X0n0ott, 20. Sitli. = W2it g3e8ua
auf obige aus 2uremburg fommenor
9adridt erfl1rte Dos glusmdrtioe
glmt geitern, Die 8ebaiptiing, ooB
England etilgcipiIIigt babe, giab-
runq8rnitteI nod 2urenlbttrg ourdy.
6nlalIen, iei in 8eluiiiem Gimme niGt
afturat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-20

SiiooItfront ole oeuti6en gerbiinoe.
ten Oieier Gage Die Sffeniipe geeeu
oie Ruiien ergreiien iperoen.
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General sSnniton bot oas ariegs,
Oepurtcrllent I'M $500,000 gum Bol
bon llnteritdnoeu fir 9Irmeepferoc
itl0 @tauleiel, Die In eini9elt @e-
genoen inter Der iiiteniipen Site
lmo anoermdrts ourdl ben Itarfen
Hegen Ieioen, eriiidlt. Die Inter
itdnoe iolIen bon Niilisioloaten unO
regulGreu Sritppen gebaut peroen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1s, 1916.
DE n %H NIB OV
ACEMAKING CIT
Population 10000.

population A0,OOV,
20 miles from New York.
Tax rate 2.0T.
ON Staten Island Sound. at the mouth
Of tho Raritan River and at the head
Ocean steamers can dock In from IS
to 40 feet Of water.
Channel 81 feet deep. at low water
leading up from Sandy Hook
1 Daily steamer service to New York.
-Four railroads.&c. Pennsylvania, Gem
s.y rS tho Of STATEN Msw issSd Rspd
Transit Branches running In all direc-
l tons affording almost an unlimited
uumbrr Of excellent factory sites.
Has two telegraph and two telephone
Electric light and gas companies
Federal poatofice building.
Public library.
100000 Y. NJ. G. A.
Ten grammar schools and one hign
school which is on the approved Inst OF
ali the leading universities in the eoun-
try. four parocn.al schools and busi-
ness college.
City Hospital.
Municipal water works
Prominent center for trolley to all
Richest clay deposits in the country
In The Immediate vicinity.
Splendid theatrical advantages
Some OF the leading industries are:
American Smelling & Refining COMPANY
smelter; Raritan Copper Works refinery
Works; United States Cartridge. Co;
American Sieaustic Thing Co. Ltd; e.
Pardee sissi and Tile Works; Atlantic
Terra Gotta Co.; Federal Terra Gotta
Co: New Jersey Terra Gotta Co three
plants OF the National Ffreproofing Co..
and other similar Industries within the
immedipte vicinity; Ceramic Works;
Chexebrough vaseiine Works: Marcy
Stove Works: two dry dock companies,
together with shipyards and marine rail-
wayss Standard Underground Cable
Company: Roessier a Hassiacher Chem |
cal Works; Bakelite manufacturing
Caef1aa plant. win L
low shade and cigar factories: cement 1
tons works: coal shipping piers; hand
rrchfef factory; cement laboratories. |
iachfne shops and iron foundrfes. III
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16

holds up any such Improvement. Nc
wonder the people of Mechanicsville,
who have suffered so long, are
aroused when they find this excellent
opportunity for relief slipping from
them.
There is no question but that the
Mechanicsville section would develop
rapidly if adequate means of COM
munication to South Amboy were
afforded. Few people are going to
make their homes in Mechanicsville
as long as it is necessary to use such
an outrageous passageway as the
hole in the wall, not only in getting
to and from the business section of
the community, but also for school
children passing to and from school
We do not know how long the
majority of the South Amboy council
are going to keep up their dog-in-
the-manger tactics, but we feel GER
tain that sooner or later they will
have to submit. The longer they put
it off the harder it is going to be for
them to make the surrender. But
surrender they must because the plan
as advocated by Messrs Stratton and
Hackett, which includes the overhead
bridge for Mechanicsville as we'll as
the acceptance of the private right of
way, is the only real solution to this
troublesome problem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16
VIm-Hunting for the Right Man

VIu-Hunting for the Right Man
Jackson, Mich, an active manu-
featuring center of about 10000 in
habitants, adopted the commission
manager plan in November 1914. At
the very outset the city commission
determined to secure the best avail
able talent" for the city manager
ship, regardless of all considerations
of residence or politics Its first Sc
lection was a man who had been
holding a similar position in the very
much smaller Michigan city of Big
Rapids. He remained, however, but
O few months.
When it came to appointing the
successor, the commission undertook
TO secure Mr.. Ashburner, the city
manager of Springfield, by an in
crease of salary of $1,000 but he de-
clined.
Still resolved on a tried man they
offered the position to Gaylord G.
Cummin, the city engineer of Day
ton, an understudy of Mr.. Waite. He
accepted.
Mr.. Cummin has made good in a
conspicuous fashion-nothing spec
tacular but the sort of thing that dis
tinguishes a well run municipality
from local "pie-counter."
He installed modern accounting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16
FOR A ROAD PATROL

With the permanent road improve.
ment that has been going on II
Middlesex county for the past few
years, the Board of Freeholders, II
deciding to establish a road patrol
have taken the only action that wa.
possible If these expensive highways
are to be maintained. The wear and
tear on the public highways today
has become as great in proportion as
the wear on any railroad, and it is
well known that the railroads main
tain most thorough system of re-
pair as far as their roadbed Is con-
cerned. This same principle must be
adopted by county authorities If re-
suits are to be attained.
| If the worn spots are attended to
as soon as they begin to appear, the
county will not only be spared a great
expense in the future, but the public
will have a highway that is always
in first class condition. These are
the two essentials and it is gratifying
to see that the freeholders have taken
steps to assure them for Middlesex
county Our highway system is an
extensive one, and is one of the most |
important In the state. 1t costs |
diddlesex taxpayers a great deal of
money to take care of the through
raffic, but as there is no other way
le burden must be shouldered.
very means should be adopted, |
erefore, to make this burden ss
sy as possible. The upkeep of
ads means a great deal more than {
used to, and the people must be
epared to pay the cost. BY keeping
at the roads and maintain
J them III first ciass condition all :
Q time, the annual cost may be a
eater, but money Is saved in the "
ng run, and, at the same time, the II
unty's reputation is greatly en-
snced. We are getting an excellent I
stem of roads in this county, and
e want to preserve 1t. This, appar- !
atly, the freeholders intend to do.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16

man on a platform and ask him tc
make speech he will stammer and
stumble and humble and sweat and
get stage fright and forget what he
was going to say and that IL you lei
the same man stand on the floor with
a crowd around him he is so gabby
and has SO much to say that no one
else can get a word in?
OF course they know that they Show
Through. If a woman saw a crowd
running to fire and headed in her
direction she would believe that the
Attraction was the fact that she had
struck sunny spot.
Some men are born round-shoul-
dered, but most of them do not get
that way until after they get married
The homely girl who has a shape
like a shad is inclined to blame 1t on
her parents. But the pretty girl who
has a good figure usually acts as If
She was responsible for 1t.
Why is 1t that the man who hasn't
any polish on his shoes usually has
toe much of 1t on his sleeves and on
the seat of his pants?
A Union Suit isn't very thick. Butt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16
ADEQUATE NAVY ASSURED

After much hard fighting congress
has, at last, passed an adequate pre-
paredness bill providing for a larger
navy. The senate amendments have
been accepted by the House SO that
a three-year building program is
| adopted, whereby the navy is to be
greatly augmented in all classes OF
vessels as well as in personnel. This
means that the total obligation of the
government for new naval construc-
ton will amount to more thar
$600,000,0O0 in the next three years
This seems like an enormous sur
and has caused some of the nttlC
navy men to throw up their hands in
horror at what they declare to be
needless extravaganza. The fact is
! however, that we have so long neg
lected to properly provide for our
navy that it is necessary to spend a
large sum of money in order to make
up for past deficiencies. Had we
been taking proper care of the navy
from the start 1t would not be neces-
sary now to make such large appro-
priations, and we would be in much
better condition.
While this navy program is credit
ed to the Democratic administration
1t must be admitted that it was only
after an aroused public sentiment
had forced the issue that congress
submitted. The fact that the Demo-
cratic congress has passed this bill
with almost the unanimous support
of the Republicans in congress, puts
both parties on record for this three
year building program, so that there
is every reason to believe it will be
carried out.
The question now arises, how long
will it take to build the ships thus
authorized? 1t is to be hoped that
much greater progress will be made
than in the past. When we realize
that some battleships authorized over
three years age are not yet in COM
mission, and that the battleships
authorized to be built last year have
not yet been started, it is evident
that the enlarged navy is only on
paper; 1t remains for the administra-
ton to carry out the work that cor
gress has authorized in as short a
time as possible.
Such a navy as this three-year
program provides will be the greatest
insurance against war that we, can
possibly have. The surrender Of the
House to the senate in this matter is
1 great victory for those who believe
n adequate preparedness for the
United States. The only regret is
hat the House surrendered so
grudgingly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-08-16

h. -Rarftan Copper WORKS.
24-Market and Sheridan Streets.
26-Smith Street and Central r. r
26-Market and First Streets.
27-Madison Ave. and Paterson Street
28-High and Lewis Streets
36-Smith and High Streets
y6-New Brunswick Ave. and New 81
5I-Smith and State Streets.
42-At1antic Terra Gotta Works.
Ave. and Hartford St
45-Commerce and Front Streets.
46-Stafe and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington Streets
54-State street and Buckingham Ava
55-Parker Street and P ilaski Ave.
b6-Hall Avenue and Charles Street
5I-State and Wayne Streets.
bs-Near United Lead Works
2-Washington and First Streets.
6s-Ney Brunswick Ave. and Elm ST
64-Smith Street and Watson Avenue.
66-Commerce and State Streets.
I2-Frcnt and Smith Streets
7S-Wi ter nnd Gordon Streets.
a4-k earny Avenue and Gordon Street
Sd-Brace and Hanson Avenues
SS@Smith and Herbert Streets.
oS-Amboy ave. and Washington 81.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
S6-Near City Hospital IL.
and Brace AvenueA
sa1-Ambcy and Hall Avenues.
5z-Am boy Aven lie and Inslee Street
53-Lawrence and Francis Streets.
'4-Neville and tombstone Streets