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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
Business Mems Glass of
Y. NJ. G. A. Go to KeansbuTg

The annual outing of the Business
Mems gymnasium class of the Y. NJ.
c. A. to Keansburg yesterday far ex-
celled the pleasure trip In any former
year. The party composed of thirty
nine men left this city in two sections.
The first group departed for the re-
sort at 2 O'Clock and the second group
leaving at 4 o'clock.
Athletic games formed the features
of the entertainment. Baseball, vol
ley ball and quoits wer played by
members of the party. In the FIRST
baseball game teams captained by
Thomas Hanson and I. B. Lincoln
Iclashed and resulted in a walk-ove
for Hanson's team. The score showed
the tallies at 29-6.
The second game which was far
more interesting than the first found
teams captsined by PETE and Fuller
~clashing. Fullers' team succeeded in
defeating their opponents to the tune
OF 11-6.
At z o'clock, last but not least, sup
per was served at the Hotel Mailer
and everyone ate to his hearts con-
tent. The party returned to this city
late last night perfectly satisfied with
the outing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13

mIttee or Perth Amboy Aerie No.
1.58s, Eratsrnal Order OF Eagles. viii
be held tomorrow afternoon at Eagle
hall in Smith street for the purpose
OF arranging the details for the annual
convention Of the New Jersey State
Aerie OF Eagles to be held here ext
Friday and Saturday.
Deputy State Councillor Mrs. Mar
garet Herbert. assisted by Past Coun-
cilor Mrs. Mary Gray, installed the Of
hcers of Liberty Council No. IL,
Daughter of Liberty. al a meeting of
the council last night at Jacobson's
hall. Refreshments were served 1T the
social time hat followed. All of the
officers as announced, were placed in
their respective chairs.
Perth Amboy Nest No. 1,027, Or
der of Owls. met in regular session last
night at Eagle hall.
"A convocation Of Pc Ambo Loft
'Haymakers will be held tomorrow af-
%ternoon at Red Mems hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
PERTH AMBoY TO NEW YORK

An amendment to an ordinance en-
titled IAN Ordinance to provide for the
operation and regulation of moving
picture machines and operators. and to
fix fees for permits to operate same,
and a penalty for failure to comply
with the provisions thereof" Approved
Oct. Is. 1914.
Be It Ordained by the city of Perth
Sec /. Sec. 8 of an ordinance en-
titled AN ordinance to provide for the
operation and regulation of moving
picture machines and operators. and TO
nx fees for permits to operate same,
and a penalty for failure to comply
with the provisions thereof" be and
hereby amended to read as follows:
One assistant operator who shall not
be less than eighteen years of age will
be allowed in q booth. and to operate
a machine without a permit in the pres
ence OF a licensed operator, which IL
censed operator shall at all times be in
charge OF the booth and equipment
when the machine is in operation.
Sec. 2. This shall tax effect imme-
diately.
The foregoing ordinance was intro
duced and passed on first reading at
the meeting of the Council of the City
of Perth Amboy held July LIST. 1915; and
will be AIKEN up for second and third
readings and final passage at the meet
ing of Council to BIZ held July 18th,
1913. in the Council Chamber, City Hall,
Perth Amboy, N. ].
Dated July 9Th. 1918.
JOHN HANSON. JR.
2oil1-T-e-1S City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
|6%octEt19

sen, of 271 Prospect street.
Frank ID. Van Horn and family, of
Market street. are spending two
weeks at Beach Lake. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Beck of 423
COMPTON avenue. have received word
of the safe arrival overseas of their
50 L. Emil Beck.
Chester M. Darling has returned to
ais nome in Madison avenue from the
Elks' convention at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles Olsen entertained at
her home in Gordon street yesterday
Mrs. Arthur Fortune of Jersey City,
Mrs. Edward ]. Burnes Of Hacken-
sack and Mrs. George Apologize OF
rottenville.
Mrs. Fred Gelsdorf has returned to
home at st. Adams, Va, from a
months visit to her sister, Mrs. MAIDS
christensen In First street,
Mrs. Herbert Lorenz of Madison
avenue, Is spending o week with her
mother. Mrs. G. c. Jones at Vale.
Mrs. Otto Fuls and children have
returned to their home in Paterson
street from a weeks visit with rela-
tives al Paterson.
don street is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Henry lessen at New Dorp, 8. I.
Mrs John T. Hunter of Madison
avenue. is spending a week with her
sister, Mrs. Edward Roster in Metu-
chen.
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson of
First street, have received word of the
safe arrival over seas OF their son,
William Thompson OF the Medical
Corps.
Mrs. Fred B. Edwards of New York
Is spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. John Buliwinkle in Madison
venue
Dennis Wykoff of Gordon street Is
spending a week at East M1llstown.
Dir. and Mrs. Robert REILLY have
move from Madison avenue to
Fords.
Mrs. Philip Affrunti Of State street
left yesterday for a two-months' va
cation to be spent in the Catskili
Mountains.
Mrs. +. Hanson, of 2s1 Washington
a received word OF the safe
arrival overseas of her Vol Sergeant
w. B. Hanson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
SHOWER AND DINNER
FOR MISS HITCHCOCK

A shower and dinner was given to
Miss Esther Hitchcock at her home
In Lewis street Wednesday evening,
The house was artistically decorated.
Over the table in the dining room
was a large bell from which stream
ers were caught at the ends of the
table. Here punch and cider were
served. A four-piece orchestra fur
nished the dance music. The guests
were the Misses Katherine Kenemy,
Florence B. Solt, Eleanor 8. Stern.
Mabel Bradley, Ellen Walker. and
Esther s. Hitchcock, Messrs. Give w.
Peters, Norman Scavary. +. w.
Black. Harvey Solt, Oscar Hitchcock.
Bunitt Shark and Mr.. and Mrs. g.. s.
Kenemy. Mr.. and Mrs. B. s.. Hitch
cock.
The date for the wedding of Miss
Hitchcock and Mr.. Peters will be an
nounced later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
rs SPECIAL MasTER,s SALE

IN THE CHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY
Beiwsen Eva Wsingart Complainant.
On bill for partition. Frederick r.
Richardson, Solicitor for Complainant.
By virtue of the decree for sale made
day OF June. Nineteen Hundred and
Eighteen, I shall expose to sale at pub
liv vendue and sell to the highest bid
der on Wednesday, the twenty-fOurth
afternoon Of that day. at the Court
House in the City of New Brunswick.
in the County Of Middlesex and State
of New Jersey:
All that certain house and lot on
Oliver Street in the City of New Bruins
wick, county OF MiddleseK and State Of
New Jersey, being bounded and de-
beginning on the southeriy side OF
|Oliver Street at a point hfty-six feet
six inches distant from the southeaster-
IIy corner Of Nelson and oliver streets;
thence running along said Oliver street,
easterly thirty feet: thence southeriy
sixty-one feet more or less on q line at
right angles to Oliver street to land
now or late OF william Tindeil; thence
feet more or less TO land now or
formerly of Peter Buckeiew and hence
northeriy along said Buckelew's line
sixty-one feet more or less to the place
of beginning. And including the inter
est and estate in dover of the Com
plainant Eva Weingart. widow of Ben
jamin Weingart In the said premises
and including the interest and estate
by curtesy initiate OF Frank Doerr. to-
gether with all and singular, the here
itaments and appurtenances TO the said
premises belonging or I'm anywise APP
dated June at. 1918.
w. EDWIN FLORANCE.
Special Master In Chancery of New
Jersey.
$50 George street. New Brunswick,
New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
Two More Arrests Made
on Draft EVadlRg Charge

Two more men charged with being
Blackers were taken into custody
yesterday and three proven draft
evaders were sent to Fort Jay, Cover
nor's Island, this morning. The ar
rests yesterday were made by Patrol
man John Larson and Detectives
Joseph Gutowski and William T.
Hartmann. Stephen Durant, thirty
years old. of 220 Spring street. Gar
wood. was arrested by Patrolman
Larson and Nick Yetsena, twenty
eight. of 1875 Fayette street, picked
up by the detectives. Both are being
held 10 have their cases investigated.
The three men found guilty of try
Ing to evade military service and sent
10 Fort Jay this morning were
George Petras. of Woodbridge. ar
rested by Patrolman Emil +. Koyen;
Ample Martinus. of Sayrevlle. ar
rested by Patrolman John Kurpiel,
hnd Charles Zarobski. of Wilkes
BARR. Pa. arrested by Patrolman
Michael r. Muska.
Practically ell of the slackers who
have been rounded up in tho drive
against them being conducted by h
police mere are men who were in
BONE other city or town when they
were supposed to register. Most Of
the addresses given are merely the
boarding places of the men in this
bity.
Men from almost every state in the
pnion and some foreign countries are
being taken into custody. Owing to
the /. fact that the men supposed to
have registered in other states IL has
been necessary to hold them until
word has been received from those
plates telling the local draft board
whether or not that particular per-
son registered and filed his question
haire as required by law.
Men who failed to register or pro-
perly fill out their QUESTIONABLE in
khis city are few.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
LODGES

Newly elected and appointed
chiefs were raised up by Mohawk
Council No. SO. Degree of Pocahon-
tas. at a meeting OF the council last
night at Red Mems hall. Guests from
South Amboy. Keyport and James
burg were present.
Lawrence Lodge No. 81, indie
pendent Order Odd Fellows, at its
meeting last night arranged for the
installation of the newly elected and
officers that is to take
place next Friday night.
"A meeting of the convention COM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Charles Donegan entertained
O number Of guests yesterday at hec
home in Madison avenue to help
celebrate the first birthday ~annivers-
ary of Charles Donegan. Jr. Those
present we're Mrs. Alfred Mundy.
Bertha Mundy. Madeline Mundy. Mrs.
John Bannen, Mrs. Fred Carroll. Mrs.
Edward Coffy, Helen Coffy. Kenneth
Corey, bzE-H Mundy. Mrs. r. Ry-
der, Mrs. @. A Norman of Wood
bridge, Mrs. A. H. Bean. Ruth Bran,
Margaret Bran, James Bran Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Donegan. Charles Done
gan and Priavte Fred Carroll of New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
Standard Gas Company Must
Improve Service at KeansbuTg
BY Special CorrsspomasnG

TRENTON. July 1S-Upon COM
plant of Mrs. William Winters, the
Board of Public Utility Commission
ers today ordered the Standard Gas
Company to replace Immediately the
t~hree-fourth inch gas pipe located In
Centre street. K~eansburg, used to sup
ply twelve of its customers, with q
pipe at least one and one-half inches
in diameter. The board also directed
the company to extend It's facilities so
as to supply through one and one
hal finch pipes. gas to three bunga-
lows located on Centre street. owned
by Mrs. Winters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
e2s0,0O
MDDLEsEx COUNTY. n. ,.

BONDS
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undsrsigned at his once in the
County Record Building in New Bruins
wick. New Jersey, until 2 o'clock p. m.
Thursday. July 26th. 1918. for he pur-
Giddissex County. New Jersey. the
amount OF the issue stated being the
maximum amount OF bonds that may
be issued and the amount OF money
which Il IL desired TO raise:
sfss,0 900 Funding Bonds. issued TO
fund temporary debt incurred In the
reconstruction OF roads and bridges
and The purchase o. 2 siss fer q tp0s s-
nomination $1,000. maturing In numer-
zeal order. $4,000 on July 1 of each
Of the years 1920 to 1880. both In
st sss S16 siS issG G 20 i Isss. both Of sf iHa
elusive, with interest at -four and three
quarters per centum per annum. pay
able semi-annually January / and July
Said bonds are in coupon form with
privilege OF registration either as 70
principal and interest or as TO princi-
pal only. Principal and s~smi-annual
Collector IN New Brunswick,
New Jersey. On any bonds registered
as 10 principal and interest the inter-
Be- rsmittsd BY nail in New YORK sI.
The bonds will be engraved under the
supervision OF the United states Mort
IgHgs q Trust Company OF New York
City. which win certify as 20 the gen
uiness OF the signatures OF the eOun-
~ officials and the seal impressed
thereon. and the approving opinion OF
Messrs. Caldwell and Aasslich OF New
York city as TO legality will be fur
nished TO the purchaser without
barge.
said issue OF bonds will. unless al
bids therefor are rejected. be cold "a
the bidder or bidders complying with
the terms OF sale and Offering to pay
not less than sass. 600. and TO take
therefor the least amount OF bonds
commencing with the nrst maturity
aud stated In . multiple OF 5000; and
IL one or more bidders oner 70 take
the same mount OF bonds. then SAID
bonds viii be sold 70 the bidder o.
bidders Offering 10 par therefor th'
highest additional price. In addition q
me price bid the purchaser must pas
accrued interest from the date OF IN,
bonds 10 the date OF delivery. -he rtghI
10 reserved % reject AL bids and AM
BID o eomplFfng with the proFfsionl
hersof will De re5octe4.
! BIDS are desired en forms which VII
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
Time Table I'm Effect Stay ID, 1918
NEW YORK To PERTH AMR0Y

Tfme Fable I'm Effect Stay "a, 1918
NEW YORK TO PERTH AMRO
Daily except Sundays and Legal Hoii-
days-s:s0, $50, 700. 500, $500, 1000,
II 100 a. m: 1900 noon: si2:2o. s11:40.
81 100. 100. s1.15. s1:s0, 2:00, 50 100, $3.50.
400, sails, $500, 400, 4:40, $40, $500,
k.16, st. 20, $3.50. 5:45, $500, Sis. ss:40,
e:4k, s7:2o. tao. soc. $50 $500, 800
$3.50. 1000. 11;0o p. m: 1890 night:
100 q. m.
Sundays only and the following Legal
HolidaysE(May 80, July 4 and Sept. -.
sac, 500, 600, $40, 1920, HOO q. m;
1900 noon; 100, 2:00. 500, $500, 500,
500, $40, 7:3o, 500, $40, s:2O. 1000,
ii 200. 1900 night; 100 a. m.
PERTH AMBoY TO NEW YORK
Daily except Sundays and Legal Hol-
idaysLs:s0. e:05. 6:2e, e:55, 'T:2s 7:fs.
s7:5e. 1853. e:o5, 1905. 1905. s1l:6s a.
M; 1905. s12:40, 1:0k, s1.22, s1:44, So :05,
2:ob, s2:25, 90 1903. 1905, $3.50, s:S5, s4:s0,
4:40, 5:25, s5:35, sos, s6:25, $3.50, s7:8O,
7:4o, s8:15. $3.50, 9:05. se.5s. 1000,
s11:o0. 11:o0. p. M: 1900 night
Sundays only and the following Legal
Holidays-(May 80, July 4 and Sept. -.
z zoe, SEQ. $3.50, eos. 1000. 1850, ii:io
a. M; 12:4S, 1:4b. $3.50. $3.50. 4:4o, B:2s,
sos, s;4s. 7:2s. SOS. $3.50. $3.50, 1880
D. m; 1900 night.
Express Trains.
. Saturdays only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
PERSONALS

Mrs. Irving A. Petersen and her
two daughters, of Washington street.
are spending two months in Askov,
Minnesota. to regain their health.
Word has been received of the safe
arrival of their son. Alfred j. Jensen.
overseas by MI. and Mrs. Chris Jen-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
FACTORY SITE MUNTION PLANT
Bankruptcy Sale
By Order of Adrian Ly on, Esq,
Referee in Bankruptcy.


The trustees in bankruptcy of the Clifwood Brick Co. will sell on
Monday July ID, 1918 at 10:30 A. NJ at the Office of Referee Lyon,
no Smith st, Perth Amboy, n. j.
173 acres of clay land, free and clear, to the highest bidder for
Fash.
This property is located at ClifwoOd, N. j, and was formerly
used as a brick plant by the Avery family. Over 100 acres are con-
Edered virgin clay land.
We are informed that in 1889 there was a very small plant on the
premises making about 100000 brick per year. In 1899 the prop
erty and plant were enlarged until 100000 brick per year were
being turned out. In 1904 the capacity had increased to 260 600 900
per year and in 1914 to 100000 per year.
We are informed that the character of the clay in this section is
Df q stiff, free molding nature especially adapted, not only to the
making of common brick, but also to the higher quality Of clay prod
pets, such as hollow brick, hollow tile and fire proofIng and admits
pf handling in the most modern way; viz Artificial Drying.
This is not true Of the Hudson River section which is a quick
sand clay adapted to the Isl of making common brick in the old
Fashioned way Of air drying on sanded earth floors or Pallet System,
Rnd cannot be used for making hollow tile, hollow brick or fire proof
hg. +
The property is near to the railroads and to Raritan Bay.
For further particulars apply to
SAUL s. MYERS. Attorney for Trustees.
60 Wall ST. New York City; Telephone Hanover 545.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
STATEN ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT


Fare to New York
Ono way .As
hounQ LTD 10
oO-1Itp Ilcket ..s..... ..s..s.. 14.So
Monthly Communication .......... 5.7o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
Three Million Jews

'hree Million Jews %id, ~o%sn dy ans
of starvation and disease in the war stricken countries.
Mothers wander crazed, emaciated, homeless, with
starving babes piteously beseeching at their barren
breasts; children weak and skeleton-ike, lie famished,
dying and dead; thousands upon thousands OF them,
in those afflicted lands beyond the seas.
Their suffering is worse than death-it is the lingering
torture of starvation, the piteous tragedy of emaciation,
the horrible waiting, in agony of hunger, for the grim
reaper to end their misery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
They Must Be Saved!

To you men and women who read this appeal if you
are capable of pity and human charity, to you as men
and women with hearts and consciences, without regard
to creed or sect, they appeal for help, in this their
darkest hour of distress. They look to you who have
so constantly and generously shown your capacity of
human sympathy with the suffering, to save them.
You can sape them. You uiu Sape them.
Grim death and starvation are fast in their work.
Death brooks no delay. Death knows no pity. Help
must come at once. You will not--you cannot--turn
a deaf ear to their heartrending plea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-13
Beginning July IA

and during the whole week, authorized representatives
will call on you for your subscription.
Make it as large as possible. Your money will save
precious lives. In everlasting gratitude these unfortu-
nate, afflicted, starving millions will receive your help,
and will invoke the blessing of God upon you for all
time.
Do not wait to be asked. Send in your contribution
NOW.
Campaign Committee
Jewish War Relief and Welfare Fund
BOARD OF TRADE ROOM
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Wontana.
SrGfnina for Qanb bea

Srrfuing for Gamo bespnbt.
Erpfning for oct 2anb, iom er
aabnet / Seton Riper 9iltrift, %
for bpilfet omfring $500 9erioner
bar glort "Siling", Photographers
fioite @anoas / @reat Sails.
garme @inbe pbclGsser ,SpeSem.
Sra Great Sails melotes Den lite
Snni, at parnie @inbe % en- Gent
peratir al 81 @raoer De to iioIte
Gage bapoe ialfaIo belpis ebelagt
SDeoeaplingen / Ben norblige Gel
af Wontana. Torbenfor 8reat
Sails erflGreoes Soriatninsen at
bore bsiit ~olborIiq, nleoens Gitter.
bpeben / Giitrifter MOB Spb enbnlt
flnoe reooes ON Hegn inotraf.
Spenf fprbnbt Snttcs Sfule.
Sfoleraabet / Butte bar negtet at
tage | @etragtning en- al gpens
Suenifer inoleperet Inipgning ON
Notwithstanding / Sfolen, ibet
Iaaoet tager oct Stanopunft, at
intet anbet Sprog emo oct engeIife
mi ber bruaes | SolfeifoIerne. Sta.
tens Soriparsfommisiion bar liant
tioig negtet at tilbagefaloe lit nplig
ubitebte Sor6uo MOB Inpenoelie al
oct tpife Sprog / aIle Sfoler og
Girfer.
9Grlis Sjeneitepise. Ser fortpl-
les ON Yeter 3enner al 0lllutb, at
ban peo Infomiten til Butte gif til
ct Sotel for at faa ben Sppn, ban
iaa meget trPlgte. % at ban fog
De $1,000, ban bar pna fig / Genee.
iebler, og itaf Dem ino / fin Sopeb-
plibe iom getrpggelie moo Spne.
Yeter par iulten oa ban paagneoe
Den npite Worgen, og ban baooe
iaaban Sait meo at fomme i,b / 8p.
Ell, at ban gletnte i'm Seboelpaffe.
On Sieneitepiee inn0t fort eiter
Bengene, og bun bar 9rIig nof til
at melbe tit Sllno til Bolitiet, bpor.
paa Gieren itrar ianotes.
Spn Srsbre bpcrper iis. at ipp
9rsbre al TonliIien @itep pes Sabre
iorIeoen Sag tiltraaote &eiien til
Stilebapsfpiten for at tiltrPbe Sie.
neIte ! De SSoreneoe Staters 6ladbe,
efter at bare bpernet Zig peo oct To-
fale &ontor, tor fonlfe ppre en- 8e'
~eipenheb, iom Inlet mn0et Steo Der
/ 2anoet fam opoiie Maee til. Sa-
milien er al tpif S~prinoelie, % oe
fripiuige unge Wpnos Hanne er
Gbparo, Nuoolpb George, Sobr.
Oscar, @iaiom og 6lapns, Sr. If
bisie er Gomarb, 6lapits % Sobn
gifte oe bar @ern, men bette bin
breoe Dem life / at title iig til 2an-
sets 9ieneite. Mae ipp @reore bar
bier Jim Sarm NOR SABRE, % insen
al oem eier nlinore emo 800 Icres
9auD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14

Peis Slaeet.

Soas, Sreoag ben 14oe sunni, er
Slagoag oper oct belle
Sanb til Minoe ON, at BET bar oen
t4oe Stunt 1777, at BEN fontinentale
aonsres aboptereoe Stiernebanne.
ret Iom SEN ,1nge &epnblifs Stag.
s martge al llnionens Stater og
/ Sunbreoer al gper er 8agen pro-
flameret Ell Seaigbag, og / Sfoler
og Barter, I Glublofaler og Sor.
iamlingsiale bill i 9asens os gfte.
rens Sob af bpgtige Salere fort9l.
les Siitorien ON S~iIblipelIen at bet
Slas, iom i bsiere @rao enb noset
cnSet emblem repreienterer Sol.
fets Billie
Gerfor: Seis Slaget!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
Dor Kriesityrfe
/ Sranfrtee.

@ahington, t0oe Sum-: 4rigs-
miniiter gafer oplpite iba9 / iin
@~fIfeostale til be frantic Soloater
- Sc bersmte "@lue 9epils" -
icm I nogle Tiger bar eipitet De
%sorenebe Stater / "&soe aprs".
Sasens Srteresie, at ODER 100000
amerifanere er Ienbt oner Sapet
forat lutte Zig til be Iaierebe o.
fiampe FOR en- Civilization, iom er
baierct paa moralife griunbpoIoe.
4rissminiiteren oplpite peo en-
tiolisere anleonins, at Der | Begun.
beIIen al Mai befanbt fig oper
100000 Manb / 6ranfriee. Iu-
hlifrrm f9iter Jig peo ben Smitan.
oiebeb, at 8~rigsminiiteren peb beg.
ee anleoninser anpenber SrSet
% mango beIber Serfor til
ben Menins. Of Be "oper 100000"
i 8irfeIisheoen life er Ianst ira
Millioncn iuIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-06-14
@isccmTtt.
Trufucf / CANADA. =

Srnfnet / Canada. Sire W9no
oriat ! Can Claire 9rmber Cos
Sieneite % isr bocnoe / @isconiin.
melotes Sen 10oe S,rni at bore
orlifnet / Sprap @iper, 10 Mil
ira @anff, Nnta., Canada. Seres
Nnone opqioes of bore Thomas
@ropn, s. g. Gridon, g. Cuff oe
2. @urfaS.
Npf en- fpitbar &alp iolgt. Der
melbes ben Soe os. fra Wilpmifee,
at champion SpIpia Sobanna", en-
6 Mtaaneoer sammel SrefaIn al
SoIiteinraceu, oen Eag ioIstes i
State Sair Tarf nGr 9pen for
100000. Ger opIpies, at bette
life bar noeet Sals til SnotGpt
for oct &soe aors, men ct aanIfe
alminbcIiet 8isb, ibe. 6. ". Stuart,
TrGliocnt for ct Selifab oripenoe
Mcierifarme neb Sconomopoc, @is.
90 Seattle, @aib., ianot aalpen at
bare barb benne Gum % betalte