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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

REC KANCLEkE HERTLINCA MAR
KEN MAD ZTRACENOU Wei
NEMECkO ZAKRYVA DIPL LOMATICKY VALEcNE
NEUSPECHY

Ones zde bylo oznameno, ze
president Wilson zahajf ctvr
tou kampan BondI Svobody "
New Yorku, kde pronese v pa
tex ve6er rec v Metropolitan
Opera House. Hlavnf osou je
no proslovu bude pcvzbuzenf
americkeho ducha We vedenf
valky az do uplne porazky Ne
mecka. Hodla prohlasiti, proc
Amerika hodla bojiste prene-
sti do sameho Nemecka, aby da
Ia okusiri n6meckemu lidu hrt
zy valky, jak Nemeckem ucine
no bylo Belgii a Francii j jinym
zemfm. Nemeckemu narodu u
kazana bude jedna costa, ia
taz, jez naznacena byla ode
dne, kdy Spoj. Staty zvedly
zbran. Uznali n9mecky lid ma
81 snahu a stane-li Sc vlastnfm
SWIM panem, pax mu Amerika
wide ma pIl cesty vstffc. Jinak
zd5ieti must osnd svtch vi6d-
Tch.
Hertling We sve feci pravil,
ze n6meckv lid nepodleze aniz
bude reptati.. Washington ale
Jest presv6dcen, ze lid jiz po
cal podlezati reptati a ze tax
bude dGlati ma dale merou da
leko nebezpeGnejsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
VELKY FRANKO- -AMERICKY MA
POR v CHAMPAGNE.
BOURE v HLAVNfM MESTE BULHARSKA; KRAL
FERDINAND zADA NEMCE o tOMOC.

Z. -s.z " 1POlEDNI Rul1E11eXse4 Il - Z
Paffz, 26 x&fl w. Dnes rano pate hodins 1aAs
Va frankoamercka ofensiva Champagne keryzto spo
jenecky vyboj vede Cd Remese verdun Podrebnus
move ofensivy viak schazeji s|3 y,
VS6f hlavnim mssts Bulharska, propulaji Edovs
re sann< pravo muscle tam by prohlaseno Mnsterska
rise je rovnsz dohledu kde kdo v6ly
kra Ferdinand zapfisaha dnes nsmeckeho marsaka Ma
ckensena, aby postal nskolk nsmeckych dv pomoc
Bulharske armady ustupui dosud kteryzto cetnych
stech uteku ovna Usupue celkem panact
divis dive raouske tf prapory nsmecke pschoy Vsude
Bulharsku probleskuj znamxy revouce ndsledkem
zdaru Ferdinandovych vojsk v Makedoni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

Washington, 25. zafi. -
"Lkan'm mad ztracenou veci"
nazyva Washington move OBJ
dobi nemeckeho miroveho ma
b6hu. kterym Nemecko diplo-
matickou komedii hodla dohna
tt to. co bylo ma v&lecnem po
Ii ztraceno. Minena jest tim
fec nemeckeho risskeho kane
lefe Hertlinga, kterou pronesl
v hIavnim vyboru risske rady.
Jestlize vyvody Hertlingovy
smeSovaly k tomu, ably Spoj.
Staty naklon9ny byly k miru,
pax ie vysledek jeste horst ne
Eli ooycejne fiasko. Utvrdf
jen spojence v pfesvedGeni, ze
jednomyslne zamftnuti kazde
no navrhu ma vyjednavanf 3
certralnimi mocemi jest politi
cky nejspravnejsim. Povzbuzu
je len spojence k horecne Gin
nosti ma frpntach az do chvile
-kdy speletnt nepfstel zkrusen
bude ma dcbro. Lisacka politi-
ka Nemecka mimod6k prozra
zu;e. ze byvala zpupnost a
bezohlednost prusacka velmi
ochabuie a ze cele N6mecko
by neiradeii dokud jest aspon
pcnekud pffzniveisi doba, wy
vazlo ze slepe ulice pomerne
nejlacineji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
AMERICKE
ZTRATY,

Seznam amer. ztrat We Fran
Gil vykazuje dnes 355 jmen.
Clevelandske ztraty jsou: S,
Eubin, 1888 vych. 81 ul.. padl
v boji; bubenfk M. Hosmer,
1917 vych. "a ul., upadl "a
jeti; Ed. Fitzgerald, 4527 De-
troit ave., Sc pohresuje. Ceske
ztraty jsou:
Ant. Jursik z New Yorku,
padl.
Volt. stefl, Mt. Peasant, Pa.
padl.
Jos. Petrak z Michiganu, tez-
ce ranen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
VALKA Sc SPANELSKEM
ODVRACENA.
(Bulletin.)

Berlin, rs. zafi. - Berlin u
yOlil Sc nahradit Spanelsku vse
cky ztraty mem. ponorky naho-
die zpGsobene. Spanelsko po-
die umluvy smi skonfiskovat
nem. parnfky We spanelskyci1
pr{tavech internovane, pakli
ty nem. submariny ma dale spa
nGska plavidla nicily, kterouz-
to dohodou valka mezi Meme
ckem a spanelskem jest odvra-
cena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
NARODNf SLOVENSKA JED
NOTA UPfsE "a $4,000, 900
BONDU.

Pittsburg. 25. zafi. Ia diva
milliony dollarl ctvrtych Bor-
ca Svobodv bude rozprodano
Narodni S'ovenskou Jednotou.
Rozhodnutf toto bylo usnesenc
a ma dnesnfm shromazd6nf ime
ncvane organisace iez eta ne
ko'ik set tisfc Slovakh v fadach
sveho clenstva po celtch Spoje
n1ch Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
PRfLIV AMERICKYCH VOJNU
DO FRANCE.

travinach, ktere jsou Jim posla
ny z iejich zeme. Nemecky
lid zdrcen poslednimi poraz-
kami, je jako automat, ktery
nevedomky odpovida ma popu-
DIV. iez obdrzi. Vsechna inicia
tiva a svobodna kritika jako
by zmizely. Kazdy jest st5snen
a zda Sc, jako by vedomi roz-
vratu. ktery nastane brzy, o
panovalo cely narod.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
KANADSKE ZTRATY.


Ottawa, 25. zari. = Kanad
ske ztraty ma evropskem boji
sti chilly az do 1. zari. letos,
1896 muzG, padlych zmr-
zacenych nezvestnych. We
ztratach tech nejsou obsazeni
lehce ranenf, ponevadz ii zpra-
yidla po SVEN zotaveni k slu.
Zbe ZaS Sc vraceji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26
PODEZRELY Muz ZATCEN.

V Detroit zatcen byl tamnf
policif muz, kterv die udani te
to podilel Sc ma pfepadu vyplat
nfch dfednlkd firmy Walker
Contrucktion Co. ma Taft ave.,
iakoz i ma kradez{ch v zelezni
cnich vozech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26

Fsadelfie, 25 zan '-.'Von Hertlng jest zatracenym
lhafem z proto ze v6doe ze," tax odpovda Chares NJ
Schwab choubu Heringovu nemecke ffsske rad9 kdy
prohas Re teutonske ponorky vyhravajf valku.
"Zda jest vyhranf v&lky okolnost ze Amerika pomer-
ne snadno moha dosta do France 900 vonn kte
stavi n9mecky napor Pafiz pomahali odrazi N9mcc
pax neznam co by sovo vyhravat vastne znamenalo"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-26


Brtcke kolony, komandovane gen. Deheneyem vzaly
vcera dtokem predmes Sency lezci dve mile cd stredu
zakladny st. Quentin Asi 1900 Nemca upado p e pfez
tosti zaje mnozstv materialu vezi bylo ukofsteno
Meso St. Quentin sevreno je nynf t cd svero
zapadu, zapadu a jihu.
We vyseku u Laon Chemn des Danes bojovano vcera
cey den okaln y potycky nepfnesy zadne
zmeny Biz Chemn des Danes Nemc chtek zmocnt ne
koka posc pred tim ztracenych by vsak Francouz odra
xeni.
Ma americke fronte Lotrinkach pokraeovano veera
d9oseleckem souboi vzdusnych najezdech Prosycha
Sc, ze nemech cviste opousteI Mety. s @
postups Pafestnofra
dneska zaala 00OTurd ukofistila 265 t6zkych
DEL okupace pristavnho rsta Haify doacf lid pfprav
vez1m podobne byo nych osadach smfsenyrl
obyvaesvem Domorodcisou stureckou spravou krane
spokoeni nasledovne Britdm teer vsude vychazeif v
Byo tax kteres paestynske vesnicce nemeckyi koony
obyvane
Britove Haife ukorist tez tureck1 vaecny poklad"
kter vsak vanou cenu nema ponevadz de len penze pa
pfrove neinove urecke bankovky As 70 askych zaatc
bvo tureck6ho oroctvf vvsvobozeno bvva vast
v0n zaat Pakusanv btvv Soc do tureckeho otro
poslan Nemect mechankove tureckou aradu Pale
tnA vzdavase Britm dobrovone ponevadz
akaoli soncnnost urnckVn spoienci Jim zrechuti1a
vsech Bry Palestine dosud okupovanvch zava
dan lie novy poradek ktery domacmu du We vsem
mlouva
Potvrzuje Sc vcereisf bulletin Makedoni buharsa
armada bya spoienc rozdeena Jedno buhaske vosko S
bv Frarcouzi Vacby n6korAt porazen6 usunrie 100
move druha Britv tekv porazenA bulhareka
rnada komardem Feodorova ustupue Varda-
rem u orevn2rs cest6 Fobrovo kerazto roce
ma rrekazi srov sroiepeckv vnad uzemf Bulhara P-
odedna vsak sde1na ze bricka vojska amnejs bull
harsk6 Izemi liz pronikla.
Srbove vyhpai Buharv velikeho trohranu mez Nova
stvrem Doiranskvm Prilepe srbsko-ta!sa
voska tahnou sn. odkudz doufai probt Skc-
ME (Uskub,. R"haTi tamneisfm SVEN dsupu branf
ulrmetv prodevsf ron9vadz poln della bva lin vi6z
vcera ukos'i Srbov6 dasch trcet tezk1ch buhar
skych del nichz n9kera KruppovHch zbroiovek nochaze
Spoenecka kavalerie pronkla dnes az mestecku Vese
kde Buhar stav ku vazn9sfmu odporu Ponevadz ale
rady ch jsou dsorgansovane odpor ten brzy bude zo
Obe buharske armady jev vysenost dpnou
lost. Il.
Zahaeni spojenecke ofensivy Albansku potvrzue.
dnesnf buetny nepfinase vsak zadne podrobno move
teto akci.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
The Water Supply

Perth Amboy would do well to heed the warnings of the consult
ing engineer now in the employ the water board regarding the urgent
necessity of largely augmenting the water supply of the city. Water
rapidly approaching when the question of potable water for the
large population of northern New Jersey will be a serious problem.
In fact, the time is already here.
Newark has been agitating the matter for several years in spite
Of the fact that that city now has one of the most elaborate water
supply systems in the country, including thousands of acres in Pas
mock river, all owned by the city. 1t is proposed now to add to this
water from the Wanaque river.
But here Paterson and Jersey City step in and demand consider
alton. OF course, the state commission will see that the potable
water is distributed fairly for all, but the point is, the cities are
anxious about their water supply.
Perth Amboy is growing rapidly toward a city of 100000 popu-
1ation, yet it rs living in a hand to mouth manner, so to speak, and a
slight accident might place the city in a serious predicament as far
1as water is concerned, not only causing a famine for the people, but
|. forcing the shutting down of our large industries with the loss of
millions of dollars.
The water supply of a city is something that is not to be ignored
3 side of the river for some time, but the expense has caused us to dodge
1.-THE issue whenever it has been raised. 1t is now presented to us in
q a way that cannot be overlooked and it is the duty of the city to make
Bal possible haste toward the realization of the project.
When this reservoir is completed steps must be taken toward en-
alargng the watershed to augment the supply at the source. When a
: city is growing as rapidly as is Perth Amboy with SC many large in
dustries absolutely dependent upon it for water, the system of sup
plying the water must be given careful and constant attention, in
rcreasing IS the city and its industries grow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23

dren tell about having a good time
than have one herself. But fatE.>f
isn't that unselfish.
The men like to accuse the women
of talking too much. But we never
met a man who lost the use of his
tongue through lack of it. Did you?
If a man is proud of the fact that
he wears a No. 6 shoe. the chances
are that he has a No 8 brain.
The man in the moon isn't the only
fellow who gets full on his last quar-
ter.
A good houselkeeper's idea of a
dude is q woman who her cor
set when she Toes her housework.
When two men have 1t in for each
other. they are almost certain to have
1t u
The only way to get an optimist to
Join q Suiside Club is to let him take
out a life membership.
Fate arranges things so that we
marry our opposites. That is h rea-
son why a hot-headed man discoyer
that he is tied up to a cold hearted
woman
Some fellows devote too much time
to acquiring knowledge n not
enough time to making use of it.
The ole Questioned man who used to
feed chickens in the back yard now
has a son who feeds them in q cabaret
cafe.
Some men are so anxious to meet
Old Man Trouble that they chase
other mems wives.
When you beat the other fellow out
of something, you are a Shrewd Bush
ness Man. But when the other fellow
beats you out of something, he is a
Low Down Swindler.
The reason q delegate to a conven-
! ton doesn't want to bring his wifo
along Is because he expects to be
given the Freedom of the City.
There are times in a mans life
when he wouldn't sleep as soundly as
he does if he knew what his wife
knows about him.
The trouble with an Oldest Inhabit-
ant is that he can remember a lot
of things TINT never happened.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Today We Celebrate
Hyde Park, Real Home of Free
Speech

Hyde Park, Real Home of Free
Speech
Fffty-two years ago today. on July
%, 1866, a great reform meeting
was scheduled to be held in Hyde
Park, London. There was much OPP
position, and the authorities deter
mined to prevent the proposed gath
ering. Great rioting and fierce con-
iicts between the police and the pop
ulace followed this attempt to stihe
free speech. and the popular indigna-
ton was so tremendous that the
London official decided that hence
forth Hyde Park should be the n
place in the world where anyone who
has anything on his min may speak
his piece" without let or hindrance.
Ever since, the famed London park
has been known throughout the
world as the safety valve of free
speech" There is not q city on the
American continent where such
things could be said as are daily ut
tered In Hyde Park. This. of course,
was truer before the war than it is
now, when, for the safety of the
country, certain restrictions must be
enforced.
Before the war. however. you
could hear militant anarchism
preached from soap boxes, and every
pOllllIdl diN AtA5tCoS
orators and It's d~eY5tees. AIT sorts
of. franks expounded novel theories
and strange doctrines, and no matter
how wild and radical they may have
been. the authorities never inter-
fered. Undoubtedly after war the
old order will be restored. and the
safety valve" will again be in opcr-
alton. That the policy in permitting
such free speech Is wise is shown by
the fact that England has been al
most entirely free from anarchist
outrages.
Hyde Park has been little touched
by the landscape gardner. 1t is a
broad, level stretch of turf ~traycrsed
by numerous paths. YER which the
people of London may roam at will.
In this stretch OF level country. far
from the fashionable throngs. the
advocates of all isms assemble and
talk in the hope of gaining converts.
Police permits are not required, n
any doctrine may be advocated in
Language that Is kept within the
bounds Of common decency. The
abolition of marriage, the overthrow
of governments, the destruction Of
the church. and other iconoclastic
projects have their advocates. Athc-
lists and Christians speak side by side
and often engage In spirited debates.
to the delectation of their followers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Famous Women

SS@N
Cecily. Duchess of York. who diet
in 1895, was doomed to witness in her
own family more appalling calamitles
than are probably to be found in the
history OF any other individual. Her
husband was killed in the battle OF
Wakefield. Her son, Edmund, a boy
of IL, was murdered after the battle.
Another son. George. was put to death
in the Tower of London, his wife pre-
viously having been poisoned. Edward.
Prince of Wales, who married her
greatniece, was murdered after the
battle of Tewkesbury. Besides these.
she lost in battle or by murder eight
nephews. a brother-in-law, a son-in-
law, and several others more distant
ly related. Another son-in-law. the
Duke of Exeter, lived long in exile
and in such poverty as to be COM
PEELED to beg his bread. and in 1873
his corpse was found on the sea-
shore near Dover. Her grandchildren
were killed in battle or fell victim to
the executioner's axe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Ia.Ln McInLe SAYS

Lake McInke Says
A pretty girl doesn't need any
brains for the same reason that u
rich man doesn't nave to work
Men spend almost as much time in
front of mirrors as IN The dif-
ference is hat women do not make
any bones about primping, while men
primp when they think nobody can
see them at 1t.
All men may be born free and
equal. But most of them forget II
when they happen to make a little
money.
The fellow who Is always babbling
about every man having his price Is
usually the lad who can be purchased
for two bucks.
1t takes a woman a long time TO
realize that she is getting fat even
when she knows hat her clothes
won't At her.
What has become of the old-fash-
Toned mail order liquor house that
used to send you a gallon of whisky
for s1.6T?
When a white horse a to haul a
wagon for a living. IL always looks
like Il should be sent to the laundry.
Mother would rather hear the chill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Fire Alarm Boxes

22-Raritan Copper Works.
2i-M2rket and sheridan Streets.
;5-Smith Street and Central X. r.
26-Market and FIRST Streets.
27-Madison Ave. and Paterson St
2s-HIgh and Lewis Streets.
s6-Smith and High Streets
36-New Brunswick Ave. and New ST
37-Smith and State Streets.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
4s-BuckinRham Ave and Hartford st
45-Commerce and Front Streets.
46-State and Washington SITS.
4T-High and Washington Streets
54-State ST. and Buckingham V
55-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave.
56-Hall Ave. and Charles ST.
5T-Stats and Wayne Streets.
5s-Near United Lead Works
59-Maurer.
sa-Washington and First Streets.
es-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm st.
64-Smith Street and Watson Ave.
65-Commerce and State StreetA.
5a-Front and Smith Streets.
T3-Water and Gordon Streers.
H-Kearny Ave. and Gordon 81. sat.
= Hanson Avenues.
s2-Smtth and Herbert Streets.
- City Hospital.
Sa-Amboy Ave. and washington ST
lS4-Lehiah Ave-. and Stanford Street
S6-Sear City Hospital.
N-Hevilie and tombstone Streets.
S6-Cleveland and Brace Avenues.
67-Amboy and Hall Avenues,
lsa-Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street
93-Lawrenee and Francis Stress
e4-Neville and Johnstone Streets.
S5zs-Smith Street and Central r. r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23

Copyright 1918, by the McClur
Newspaper 5yndicate.)
According to astrology this Is an
unlucky day. Although Mercury is
in beneflc aspect, Neptune, Uranus,
Venus and Saturn + all adverse.
It is an unfavorable rule for ma
val matters or for commerce.
Trouble among sailors Is indicated.
This may mean that secret influences
are at work.
Neptune in evil place is believed to
indicate secret Vaccinations of en-
emies and the seers warn against
spies who will be active In places not
suspected. =
One of the effects of this sway of
Neptune is to make innocent persons
appear guilty when the guilty are I'M
suspected.
This is not a favorable rule for no
other amusements.
Actresses should be especially
careful during this direction of Venus,
which tnclines to disappointments.
The signs are 10 suspicious for
lovers. 1t is not a lucky wedding
day.
Women should be cautious. espe-
cially In business matters while tais
conf1guration prevails.
The stars seem to presage much
gossip. Astrologers var that evil
report will be prevalent and that IL
will concern affairs of supreme impor-
tance.
Under this sway there may be some
sort of excitement over copper Other
metals will be much discussed in their
relation to government needs.
The West will benefit greatly
through important mineral discover
les. Arizona is subject to a beneh-
cial sway of the stars.
Hospitals in the United States will
attain great success, but warning Is
| given that enemy influences will be at
work in them.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the augury of an active year. They
should be on the watch for false
friends.
Children born this day will be active
and energetic, but they may suffer
from intrigues and meet obstacles to
their progress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
Maciling On.

MachinR On.
Now the French and British soldiers who have held the foe SO
strong, hear the sweet reverberadons Of the Yankee Doodle song
u boys IN marching ]. They come marching from the prairies,
from the woods and tempted hills, they n marching from the farnn-
steads and the ciys roaring mills and they've set their hearts o n
bringing back that scalp OF Kaiser Bins-our boys r. marching On.
Oh, the Kaiser and his minions laughed the Yankee hosts to soorn;
all dependence o our helping a n allied hope forlorn; but u
feet will Sol be treadinR o the sr An-Highest corn-ourb boys ae
marching n. We could neve. ros the ocean they would get ~
while ahoat they would sink u loaded vessels with the underwater
boat, but a million boys have landed, keen Il get the Prussian goat
our boys IT. marching oil Soon they'll put ONE pep and ginger in
that weary. dragging scrap; they will show the Hohen- Hindens what
We mean by western snap. and II they can catch the kaiser they
marching from the village. from the forest and the mart. every one
can the kaiser and they'll finish what they start-our boys are
marching on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Raising Next Liberty Bond Quota

With the time drawning nearer for the fourth Liberty Loan
irive, thoughtful persons are giving consideration to the ways and
means of raising the quotas that the various communities will be
called upon to contribute. The fact that this loan will be at least six
billion dollars and possibly eight billion is reason enough for serious
consideration.
In the case of Perth Amboy it means doubling the quota. When
we realize the effort put forth in previous Liberty Loan drives we
can understand why the coming campaign is causing some concern.
And what is true of Perth AmbOy is true everywhere else. 1t is 60
ing to be the greatest effort yet put forth, and then some.
In this regard it is well to consider ways and means for reach
ing those who do not give in proportion to their wealth and income.
1T is a notorious fact that there r people here in Perth Amboy who
eare slackers in the financial support of the government. Every COM
nmunhy has them. They possess much wealth, but because it is all
Invested they refuse to disturb it, buying two or three hundred
ndolars worth of bonds, perhaps, when they should buy that many
thousands; or which often the case, do not buy any bonds at all.
sThey ar willing to let someone else carry the burden and make the
Zee, while they enjoy all the privileges and advantages of a free
country that W e # fighting to preserve.
There is one way to reach those fellows and the government has
@the machinery necessary for reaching them already in partial opera
Ntion. Every person in the country should be compelled to buy Lib
Serty bonds in proportion to his income. In order to fix the income
tax the government knows what each persons income is. All that
SIS necessary, then, is to divide the six billion II eight billion dollars
HProportionatdy and say to each person in the country: "Your share
sof the Liberty Bonds is 80 much, based on your income and you are
to take that amount"
That is what the government does in the matter of taxes and the
aman receives no interest on the money he pays in taxes, neither does
he ever get it back. Why, then, should he object to having the gov
fernmentf fix the amount of Liberty Bonds he must take, on which he
receives interest and which is merely an investment
Were this done a great many people who II straining every
nerve to take al many bonds S they can, even doing without some
gn aEcessiies of life, would find that they would not have to buy
on the other hand, a great many people who II well able
noonds, but who have ''gOt away" with buying only a few,
- to buy their full share.
varnna has conser;ntsd or bovs a. M ronsv mora
than our own flesh and blOOdi If the proportion is dkni-
buted equally in accordance with income. which the government al
ready knows. there can be no complaint on the part of the loyal
patriotic citizen.
It IS only by some such system as this that q great many CON-
munihss win be able 10 make up their quotas IN the coming sam-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Dc you know what CERT
FLED MILK IS2

Do you know what CERT
FLED MILK IS7
The rigid requirements of the
medical milk commission I'LL q
book-but the gist Of 1t is sim
ply this:
Certified milk Is milk produced
in a strictly sanitary way, free
from disease germs and con-
tanning all the elements good
milk should. The commission
q board Of responsible physi-
cians+certihed such milk as
SAFE for children to drink.
Is there anything more impor-
tant 10 you than your chill
dren's safety?
Wood Brook Milk Is OERTI-
FLED Milk.
Visitors Always Welcomed
WOOD BROOK FARMS
METUoHEE. N. !.
Orders received at Eeeman's
Pharmacy. Phone Perth An
boy 900 or phone direct to the
- 10 Ito Mstuchsn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23

Men used to say: will you be mine 2"
To objects of their fond amours;
But things have changed since auld
lang syne,
And now men say: "Can I be
yours?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23
Uncle Eben.

"Pve noticed" said Uncle Eben. dat
de man dat rocks de boat mos every
time ain de ownrr ~ y" 'o"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-23

Life
We travel In a narrow rut
And seek the Goa each day,
We don't know where we're going,
but
We know we're on our way.
Luke McLuke