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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-05
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4 Goance about showed her that her
eo1o book was gone. In the tray
abeva Ase jswsls remained untouched
~ poaR1 collar, th& diamond knick-
knAe1D H. aecAduehess had given her
- Successive Ohristmasss. even .
AanAca e oeaA coins, all were safe
eneueA. D1t tAs code book was gone.
TAsa tnAssA did The countess look
AestA d ~ nnee-and found It ter
rlhse. vUe q Doment shs could not %
nscA - stand without support It
Nne TN that he eaw Q paper folded
un6se hse Jewels and took It out with
aAAhing Angsrs. In nns. eoppsrplats
script - fsad:
l6sAnms-ToaAght at one o'clock . closed
AAgO vtn await ye0 In the Street Of the
WNoe Vk91nn. noar the church. You viii
. n 4, VikAsat fAll. - whsrsvse II takes
Gs.sO TAs csnnitsss ss Ten.
TAs esanlttss Of teni This thins
~ AaDosned b her. Then Il was
- 1T ~ Aalf mythical committee
- - 0DU01p S@8S - eS4AVe ~ -
ven1n vao . eeal ossfos. which had hsE
~ - tA9saG Tse thsfs was no -
e1oa loanA Now indssd - knsW
~ wnse sDsars ~ t1utA. and tAaA
~ tssreeaseD Wsre svsgywhGe. d
AnysarAt tAay ~ catered Asr recon.
8Ha1 - hneWa e tAs safA. mow1
e - eoAo KnSWA hoW mech s10ei
w o1ano - AsAt crossed ~
- - - - Insanity aban0oae1 foe
tAsaR eut1l1y. Whes eould - @
Tt ~ WValA oet folIsw Asf1
Wnn ~ I'D reacted from Aer Afse
shsek - fsn - psoderins tAs mat
~. - ana cen. Whist eosld thsy
vnsf e haef r - was IN eoe0y b
- esunl1y, - were thsy. But even
taat ~ nowAsev. for after an, the
eeezu1ee1 WWo not enemies b Uvooia.
Tha1 elaamsA indeed to b IL ffieods.
% ~ in thsir hands its future and
~ hettsemsat. Enemies oe the regal
hsuso tAsy were. Of course.
- vas nsarly distracted b. hat
tna ~ vns Q hsave woman. ply
secolRy ara nsatally e hard nbsf. but
- vesy nane aened b the paper ct
- nsrvss 70 tWitching. Il was the
eenmlttse oe II which had murdered
PFsnee Hubsft and hi young wife: the
eenmattss oe tsn which had exploded
q 49, IN ths vsey palace Itself. and
kSf3an Ga Rros6au, Of tAo 6ng'S coun-
a: ~ eemnittse' e tsa which had
bsrned ths govsfnmsnt houss. and had
IA H. nab IN Tie student riots .
yeae q % ba6eee.
N ta1s AEsad presence. then. ne
vouaA "a hsrDG6 tAat nighti Joe
- vsual %. nsrs was no way out.
~ esnstess rang Tor hsf maid.
~ vas eel soeagh now. and white.
v1th \ er~oa line about her mouth that
lrIpna usv Ven. 0hs went to the
deae into De corridor. and locked It.
TAea - tarnsd on the maid. Il
an ready fee yoU. now"
s1fadamo WI Fst1rer
sYou little 6ooli You know what
/ an ready 6orl"
The maid stood still. Her Wide.
bovins syes. allsd with alarm. watched
the eewnsnnD % ahe1 moved swiftly
acren - ros0 70 her wardrobe.
WAea - tRusd about again. she held
IN ~ AanA Q thin black riding crop.
l4inna's tQ4l1 eelsr faAsd. She knsw
tAs Lss1A A1sw tAsar fsriss.
..1fansnisr - esasA and fsa On
hsehneea what havs ! donsf Oh.
M Aayo 1eaar
.3nnka1 What yoa Win tsl1 me-" said
~ Sunoeess, and brUugAt down the
<,sn,tzss MA affiun acrono tho Gdffen
No. 4asned GloWly 10 re6.
II have done nothing. I swear te.
AeeAsF e paty. help nsi I have dsos
nen1ngS
~ 0uD 0sscsndsd again. thls tiDe
- - - ~ great G1esves of -
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- - New. Dat II cut int -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-05

And now. ~ n that were not enough.
there was talk Of an alliance With
Karnia, an alliance which. carried
through, would destroy the hope Of Q
republic.
The countess STARED.
the price Of the alliance. madame,
IL the Princess Hedwig In marriage.
The committee. which knowS all
things, believes that you have reason
TO disliks this marriage"
Save that she clutchsd her cloak
more closely. the countess made NO
move. But there was Q soft stir among
the figures. Perhaps. after all. ths
COMMITTEES - Q whole did not know all
things.
TO prevent this allianes, madame.
II our flrst aim. There are others 20
follow. But"-he bent foeward--ths
king win not hve many days II IL
our hope that that marriage win not
occur before his death"
By this time Olga Loschek knew
very well where she stood. The COM
mittss was propiuatory. She was not
In danger, save ~ Il might develop.
They were. in . measure, putting their
case.
king Karl has broken faith before.
He win not support Livonia until he
has received his price. He u de.
termined ON the marriage"
- marriage Of expedlsncy," said
the countess impatiently.
The speaker for the committee
shrugged his shoulders. Perhaps" he
replied. although there are those Of
~ who think that in this matter Of
expediency. Karl gives more than he
receives.
'"The matter lies thus madame. The
chancellor II now In karnia. Doubt
less he will return with the agreement
dgned. We shall learn that in q day
or 70. We do not approve Of this
alliance for various reasons, and we
intend to take steps to prevent Z
The paper itself II nothing. Bu!
plainly, countess, We need friend In
the palace. one who II In the con-
ndence Of the royal family"
"And for such friendship, am to
secure safetyr"
xS0V W14uAHCs oOt lAA0S 10 0Ok oAAs
Let me tell you briefly how things
stand with NJ. We have, supporting
US, certain bodies, workingmen's
guilds, . part Of the Student body. not
20 much Of the army as we would
wish. Dissatisfied folk. madame. who
would exchange the emblem Of
tyranny for freedom. On the an
nouncement Of the kings death. In
every part Of the kingdom will 60 up
the cry Of liberty. But the movement
must start here. Tho city must rise
against the throne. And against that
there arc two obstacles." He paused.
The clock licked. and water dripped
into the tin pail with metallic splaShes.
.-Tae drst Is this marriage. The sec-
eud-is the Crown Prince Ferdinand
WIlllam Otto"
The countess recoiled. Nor
/ "A moment. madame. You think
badly g uA" Under bts uesk ths
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-05

II you wsrs 4 princess ~
loved q bravo soldier, whe, hepu1a
BY tradition and loyalty - ~
king. dared not spsak the WsgdA
which eeesded - ME llpe, vaGe
would yea def Aeaasse ta6sa
tile prehlem ana ssas ssrsaA ~
nsales Q deeaeseN. The MexG ~
seailmsWt tsise hsw shs nsss ~
sftsatle~.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-05

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-12-05

DIT, got TWO ponies ana WnoCkou = pVsV
ball over the tan bark, until the
crown prince was sweating royalty and
was gloriously flushed.
II don't know when I have been %
happy" he said. dragging out his hand
kerchief and mopping his face. Its
Ia great deal pleasantsr without He'd
wig, isn't itr'
While they played. overhead the
great hearse was ready at last. Its
woodwork shone. Its gold crosses
cleaned. No deck Of dust disturbed
Its austere magnincence.
The man and the boy who had been
working on It stood back and sur.
veyed It.
"All ready" said the man. leaning
on the handle Of his long brush. "Now
1t may happen any time"
ut IL very handsome. But I am
glad am not the old king" The boy
picked up pals and brushes. 'Noth-
ing to look forward to but-that"
"But much to look back on" the
man observed grimly. "and little that
il good"
The boy glanced through q window,
below which the riding ring stretched
its brown surface, Scared By nervous
hoofs. II would change places Will
the crown princs,~ he said e1viously
Listen to himi Always laughing
Never to labor. nor wOEFy. ~ thin1
q ths ns1t Aay's 9ond-r
The sun., 1918-11-21
Casualty Corrections.
KILLED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY
nRnnnrun

KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Licutenants.
ELLISON. Eugene NJ, Dal.aS, Ter,
HAMILTON Lloyd, Burlington. W
MCHlNLOCK. George A.. Jr,, Lake Forest.
III.
O'RRIEN. John C., SOL W. isist st.. New
York.
sCIDDER, Philip j.. 40 Exchange pi.
New York.
Corporal.
REIGEL. william c. Bethlehem. IA.
PriyAtes.
ANDERSON, John NJ. Beliwood, Pa
ASHTON. James X. frankfort. Pa
Continued on Seventh Page
The sun., 1918-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.--Ths following
casualty lists were made public to-day
by the War Department:
The sun., 1918-11-21

PRICE. Elmer E., serRt., McComh f1ys,
BATTERMAN. Herman c.. jackson ODD.
CALLicoTr, Norne.t, Coldwater IWsj.
r. EASoS' Paul NJ. New Albany (Dw).
MoADAMS. Herman f., Kosciusko Tvs,
MCDONALD; George p, Collins (Kt.
RoBiNsoSi caiys;, 'Eh'o p,I IMJ1 rc,,,,,
ToLLISoN. Henry, DobbsvilIe (M9.
MAKER, Robert H.. Co!dwatsr (Dw).
WATTS. Estls. Walden (Dw).
The sun., 1918-11-21

J.
GkEE,MtAXSs Nelson w" Lieut.. San An.
RAKER. Eddie A.. ,erst.. Tonla cK,.
billings. Henry c, scrgt, Smiley tNp.
BIERLEY. Earl c. sergt,, Birone *.
BAMRo, James c" sergt.. Bald Prairie
KAPLAN, Gabriel w. s.rst. Chattanooga
Roe; James c; .org,., Harper tap.
sTARBUCK, George H.. sergt. Sublime
sPEEGLE. Giles. serg,., specg.ovms ck,.
MALTERa A chari ''FWS s GGrn'G XXX W.
Wright, AdOiph X. serSt" BreHham
COLEMAN, Maeol v. corp, Koppr.l
cRAppocK. Thomas O.. corp, Burnett,
IE;E;[TJoTT Johnni. L, CORP, slq,on ,m.
GRAY g 4, ia JACK corp. German twUD.
hAMMTToN' james c., corp. Houston
ROSS, George, A.. corp. Rusk ,wsl.
W5SiiSMSs J S,,I. "" g CORP psylne ,K).
SSSSEE. EoSsr 1', F.. &srEei n,
R93S HsHaF 2l! San r. Aa IFSHs n.y. Tp
p ,,S!1 John r., Lfkeylsw NJ
BRlN. forster o. Crandls Gap lK).
COYNER, Gus, Mavsvills IMl.
DANIEL George NJ. hurry (K).
DAVENPORT. Joseph H.. O'Brien CK).
DAVIS, William c, Colorado IWsl.
pIIL!ARp. Cristobal E, Bruni (wIO
DRENER, william Il. RealIotos ODD.
DULIN Lewis A, Esstland (Kl
DIN!:Ap John C., sipe Springs (Ml.
E:Ip,VW,ARps' Lee RI u,enrose (Kl,
FRNlN JOnsth W. ppNn lMl
FLEM Nc Bert NJ, Junction tK)
GREER. silau. Iongstrest iDD).
GRlSsOM, Oliver H., klrbyville iDWl
HALL Theodore r.. Crowell CwUl.
HENDERSON. Warren l.. Brazorla my.
HOMARp, Willi1n ~, Tindale (WUD
JOHNSON. Samuel D., valascO (wU(.
The sun., 1918-11-21

FRENCH. Ronald, corp, Tacoms tW1
GARDINER, Elmer l., Seattle (Sj.
HANCOCK, Frank. East stanwood n
HILL. Werner John. Nasel (DWD.
kAHROS. Gust c.. Ridgefeld tWU1.
LAPINSkI, Ben. Bayne (wC).
SMILEY. Earl, Tacoma (M).
SUNDE, Jacob. Port Angeles (DWl,
WELBORN, John L.. Merritt (wDp.
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LADIES desired for special work in cor
sstry: we will teach the riGht party: lib
eral remuneration. BOX SIS. Times Of
nee. II
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HOTELS AND CAFES
WHERE 10 LIVE AND Ear.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
THE XENDOME

Single rooms. 81 up double. g Up. VIA
private baths, 80 up Baths each hour
Tourist center Of washington. Pa. ave, opn
Capitol and Botanical Gardens Phone Franc
lin rs. ap21-1t
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NINE. CARLETTA
PROF. POSTED

PROF. ARTHAN. noted platform test med
UNI: readings daily on all Affairs OF life; b
tells you everything: see him. you VIII max
no mistake. Studio 500 @ 81. ". W. In
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THE HEIGHT co.

THE HEIGHT co.
Require the services of sew
eral young ladies for Office
work; must be able to write a
legible hand and figure accu-
rately.
Store hours from 9:15 to 6.
Store closed all day Saturday
during July and August. APP
ply S U P E R INTENDENT,
The Hecht Co., 18th st. near F.
II
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YOUNG LADIES for soda fountain: good
wages Apply CHRISTlANI DRUG CO..
9TH and Pa ave N. W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
k. Of c. CAVE
THIRD DEGREE
Large Gathering of Knights
Took Place in Palace Hall
Last Might.

knights of Columbus from this city.
Railway, Plainf1eld and South Amboy
made up a class of s~ixty-f1ve candi-
dates for the complication of the
third degree at Palace hall last night
at M of the largest gatherings OF
the order eve seen in this city.
Grand Knight John j. Quinn Of San
Salvador Council, No. 2s9, presided
and after extending a welcome to the
many visitors turned the meeting
over to District Deputy Francis P.
Coan of South Amboy.
State Deputy John F. ONeill OF
Jersey City. was present and was in
charge of the exemplifcation of the
third degree. He was assisted by
Deputy Coan and District Deputy
Moulton Of Plainfield. There were
many soldiers and sailors. members
of the order in the city, at the meet
ing. Rev. DR.. William P. Cantwell,
chaplain of the local council. follow
ing the degree work. made a stirring
address to the members of the order.
There were remarks by several others
present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
SEVERAL GROUPS
FOR INDUSTRIES
Members Named at Meeting OF
Industrial Bureau of Board
of Trade Last Night.

The organization of several groups
which will take up the various man
ufacturing problems that confront
the plants here were announced last
night by Jean Dubois, who presided
at the meeting of the industrial bu-
reau of the Board of Trade. 1t was
also decided hat the industrial bu-
reau do all it can in helping to sup
port a branch of the home registra-
ton in this city.
Francis Mahoney, chief field agent
of the Bureau of Industrial Housing
and transportation Of the Depart
ment of Labor, presented the govern
branch of the United States home
registration in this city and the cata-
Logging and classifying all vacant
rooms of the city which are available
for rent. The applicant for rooms
will also be catalogued and classified
so as to make available fitting living
quarters for workmen who wish to
come to the city.
The Industrial bureau offered their
cooperation to the committee of the
Board of Trade, which has been
! placed in charge of this work. and
agreed to share the expenditures
necessary to maintain h bureau
that Is soon to be opened in the
Board of Trade rooms. The groups
and appointments follow:
Labor & EmpIoyment-Charles t.
Allen, chairman. representing the
Roessler g. Hassiacher Chemical
Company; Louis Horner, of Barber
Asphalt Paving Company; Paul Full
ton. of Standard Underground Cable
Works; Frank w. Schmidt, of d.
der March Company; Thomas Ram
say, of the Raritan Copper Works.
Welfare & Safety-W. H. Wilson.
chairman, American Smelling & Re-
filming Company; Montgomery Bal
four, Barber Asphalt Paving Com
pany; c. F. Blume. of Henry Maurer
& Son; Michael Lakomski, of STAN
dard Underground Cable Works.
Traffic group-A. w. Carroll, of
Raritan Copper Works, chairman;
George ellis, of Roessler & Hass-
lacher Chemical Company; A. j..
Hallenback, of Barber Asphalt Paw
ing Company; f. Goldstein, of Stan
dard Underground Gable Company,
and Edgar Mullen. of c. Pardee
Works.
Manufacturing group-A. Clayton
Clark. chairman, representing Rari-
tan Copper Works; Robert l.. Fowl
err, of Barber Asphalt Paving Com
pany: John Pfeifer, of Henry Maui
rer & Son; II. H. Alexander, Ameri-
can Smelling e Refining Company;
C. c. Baldwin, of Standard Under
ground Gable Works; Jean Dubois,
of Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical
Company, and Abel Hanson, of Fords
Porcelain Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
GOOdWiIIS FIJI Three
Vacancies Of Officials

New officers were appointed last
night by the Goodwill Fife, Drum and
Bugle Corps in place of three recent
~ called 10 the colors. The three that
were named by Fife Sergeant Joseph
Plass are Joseph Bat as assistant
hfe sergeant: Charles Damgaard as
treasurer and GeorTe Rodgers as as
sistant drub sergeant. Business
Manager Joseph Kish Ia started a
class OF drummers and George Osborn
4 fife class 10 replace those members
that have been called to the colors
The corps has been lard hit during
the past year by enlistment and the
draft and an effort Is being made to
bring tho corps up 20 It's former
standard and membership.
Meetings are held every Thursday
night and a practice is held follow
ing the business session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
LODGES

District Deputy Great Chief Mrs
Katherine Smith and staff will raise
up the chiefs of Mohawk Council. No.
SO, Degree of Pocahontas, tonight at
a meeting in Red Mems hall. Plans
have been made to entertain a large
number of members and visitors
Mrs. Smith and staff rel to South
Amboy yesterday afternoon and raised
up the chief of Iantha Council, No. 8,
and last night she went over to Sayre-
Vile and raised up the chiefs of Mon
DAMN Council, No. SO, of ~Sayreville-
Great Winonah Mrs. Sophie Erickson,
O past Pocahontas of Mohawk Coun
ell, accompanied Mrs. Smith TO South
Amboy and took part In the work.
Next week the chief of the coun-
ellis In New Brunswick and James
burg will be raised UP by the deputy
and her staff.
-VaIhalla Lodge. No. 275. Odd
Fellows. met last night at Odd Eel
lows hall. The newly elected and
appointed officers will be installed al
the first meeting in August, the first
Star of Grace Lodge, Nc. II,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, installed the
recently elected officers last night al
a meeting OF the lodge in J~acobson's
hall. Mrs. Mary Green is the new
commander. Two applications fol-
4 III = 0 -
rangements were made for the initia-
ton of the candidates at the mex
meeting. In the report of the com
mittee in charge of the ice cream fes-
tivaI and social held some time agC
the sum of SIS was realized from
hat affair. Besides many member
| of The lodge. there were visitors pres
ent from Orange that accompanied
| the deputy On her visit 10 the lodge
A social time followed the meeting
and installation. and r~efreshmenti
, were served.
The newly elected officers installed
are: Commander. Mrs. Mary Green
yice-commander. Mrs. Anna Ayers
outside guard, Mrs. @. Haley; inside
guard. Mrs. Cosgrove; chaplain, Mrs
Laura Antonidies: representative e
the national convention. Mrs. Thomas
Thompson NJ alternate representa-
tive. Mrs. Laura A~ntonidies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
Discuss Plans for Train
to Garry Workers to Shore

A meeting was held at noon today
in the Board of Trade rooms between
representatives from the Bureau Of
Industrial Housing and Transports
ton, United States Department of La
Dor, and the employment managers of
all munition plants In this section OF
the county. An effort was made to
find out how many OF the worltmen
of these plants are interested in a
special train to be run between the
plants and Long Branch, Asbury Park
and places along the shore, where
houses may be obtained.
1t is understood that the train will
run over the Rarftan River railroad
into the munftlon plants n that a
switch from that road will BIO so ar
ranged that the train may branch on
the New York and Long Branch rail-
road tracks, just south OF the South
Amhoy station.
The meeting was held in secret and
all Information was withheld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
.Clambake By Superintendent
at Camp RaTItdn Yesterday

The first annual clambake % the
superintendents of Camp Raritan was
held last night at Pine Hill Hotel.
New Brunswick, thirty-one of the SUI
perintendents at the plant attending.
The affair was arranged by General
Superintendent ]. T. Prior of the
Snare Il Triest Company. Speeches
were made during the feed" and
several preseBtations followed.
The superintendents present at the
affair were: z. z. Andrews, William
Andrews, G. A. Bridges. w. Browner.
+. Hrannigan. j. C. Bentley. H. B.
Cook. l.. C~oUntont, @. PRUDENTIAL, q.
8. Grimmer. F. Holster, It. Iaherty.
r. Murphy. J. II. Miller. NJ. w. Nc
Cormack. j.. A. Morrison. f. McGil-
vary. z. Moore, j. T. Price. w. Part
ridge. A H Popkins. ]. Preston, f.
Stoger. v. Satter. L. Spencer. w. b.
Tyrrell, j. NJ. Wade, q. q. Wilson. @.
Rlngle. s. ]. r. de'Rajkovich and ],
r. Bury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
Of John MCAIlndGn
Was Held Here This Morning

Funeral services for John Nc
EAlinden were held from his late resi-
Idence. 26s High street, this morning.
Following the services at the house
"a solemn requiem high was
said at st. Mary's church at 10
O'Clock. Rev. Father John Norris. OF
Deal, a relative of the deceased, was
at the mass. Rev. Father
Harding. of ~Phillipsburg. also a rel
was s~ub-deacon. and Rev. Cor
.nelius Reagan was sub-deacon. Rev.
DIR. william p. Cantwell, pastor OF
st. Mary's, and Rev. Peter Corr. OF
|Eatontown, a former assistant at st
Mary's, were in the sanctuary.
Rev. DR.. Cantwell preached the
sermon. Interment was in st. Mary'l
cemetery. The bearers were William
H. Mccormick. Hugh Reilly. Edward
M. Kelly, Michael Costello, Hugh
Gaughran and p. ]. Burke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-12
FREEHOLDERS TO BUILD
ROAD At COUNTY EXPENSE

(ConGnued from page IL
ming at Main street, Woodbridge, and
extending TO West avenue. Scwaren,
be taken over by Middlesex county,
was passed.
Freebooter Jorgensen introduced a
resolution asking for an additional
appropriation of $4,000 TO be ex-
pended for tuberculosis patients in
This county for the remainder OF the
year. He stated that during the first
six months OF this year. up to and In
Guiding June 80. the county had spent
S~26,197.S9 and that 1t Is necessary to
cxpcnd almost as much as this for
-sw1-zse5nder of the year. The reso-
luton was adopted.
A resolution introduced by Free
holder Belloff that the county borrow
$4,000 in anticipation of taxes and
that the county collector be author
lied TO get same in such amounts and
at such times as 1t may deem neces-
eary. was passed.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the Public Service Railway Company
that Woln's switch at Main street and
stevens avenue. South Amboy, Is In
a bad condition.
The clerk was also instructed Ia
write to the Jersey Central TractioH
Company requesting Il to install cleo
trio lights on the approach TO tht
draw. A motion was made and pass
cd that the county collector be In.
structed 10 notify Sheriff Anderson t
turn over to the county collector
21g.s79. this amount being for fin,
fees which the sheriff has collected
since taking office.
A representative of the Wood
bridge township road committee wa
preeent and complained about tn
bad conditions of the Keasbey roaS
and the road from Woodbridge Il
Chrome. The board was asked to d,
something 10 save the base of the tive
roads, the representative stating tina
the top dressings are fast going 4
pieces. lie requested the board e
appropriate n sufficient amoun to pu
the two roads in fairly good condt
ton. The chairman OF the roa com.
mftree promised to look after thes'
roads
Five applications were received
from tuberculosis patients. four being
sent TO the White Haven sanitoriun
and one to Bonnie Burn.
Contractor Riddle reported tina
The causeway at South River haC
been completed and requested TIT
freeholders to examine the road. Thel
promised to make this inspection
Thursday afternoon before their reg