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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29

the ouartermaAter Corps to permit
the use OF the shops for training dis
abled men.
More than 500 patients have taken
curative courses Of come kind-s0 Of
them taking only light bedside ef
ward work. the rest going Into Glasses
that range all the way from Newspaper
reporting to farming.
The aim OF the Surgeon generals
ONCE and Of the Vocational Education
Board, which is 10 take over men ais
charged from the army, A 70 put
back into useful. eelf-sustaining in
dustrial hfe ONE HUNDRED PER
GENT. OF the men disabled. The OBJ
tects Of this are two.
First; That he man continue his
service 20 the country by doing some
useful work.
Instead Of encouraging men to say,
1--WE done my Bit the country owes
70 say, II enlisted b serve my eohn-
try. and the sooner I can get well and
get back into service the better.a
The second object Il 70 help with
the actual cure Of q patient The
ward surgeons recommend light bed
ItS lit ID "a hsd. AZ soeH nh5 /.
able % be out. ne Is encouraged TO en-
ter q ciess.
ch gSs fi%.s'krsssSdHiSs sT p%si Siissl.d l sSs g:y.
vested r gHEdsn thai has supplisd ~
hef gnsa. Tasa foSf fsis k5@Rsr gaI,
where men are being taught aoisnilnl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
TEACH HUNTING
HOUNDS EARLY.
Should Start Education When
the Dog Has Passed Ten
Months of AGE.

The best & to begin the education
of the shooting dog is when about
ten months OF age. ha&lN81A2&
OF course a great deal can be
partnership of his handler on exercise
runs will enable n dog to learn
much through his own observation.
If the puppy has been chain
ed in his kennel he will be mentally
alert as well as physically fit, and
when about ten months old he is in
good condition to be put through q
course of hard training and taught to
drop" Gle down to order or signall
to hold" Ito rise at order) to "go-on"
or "hie-on," to work at heel and to
come in" which Is the usual COM
mand to retrieve.
Teach the dog to drop by tying a
four-foot cord to his collar, holding
this in the left hand the whip in the
right. Give the order to drop" with
a light cut of the whip on the shoul-
der at the same time the command is
spoken. Repeat until the dog lies
down.
This should be done without hurry
and without raising the voice beyond
few minutes. speak kindly to the dog
and begin the second lesson, hold"
No Fear by Dog.
If this Is in turn done without
noise or harshness the dog will not
show fear, but take pleasure in the
lessons, much in the manner that q
child enjoyes q simple lesson taught
in q pleasant manner. These first les
sons should not last over fifteen MIN
utes. when the dog may be petted and
given his liberty. BY repeating these
two lessons regularly twice each day,
rapid progress will be the reward.
The lesson to Ego on" or "hie j"
is best taught when exercising the
dog, and as this command corresponds
to his natural inclination. Il IL very
quickly learned.
To acquire tho command to heel
Will take more time and as II should
not be o~verdone. lest the dog may ac-
Quire h annoying habit of walking
behind the sportsmen when returning
from the field. A little patience on
the trainers part will prove well
worth while.
Retrieving may be taught by the
natural method or by force. In the
first the fondnesa OF the dog to play
during puppyhood Is taken advantage
OF. by throwing out a ball for the dog
to bring back. Woth 4 little patience
he will be taught to fetch at the hand
ler's command.
AS a rule most trainers order the
dogs too much. The amateur will ind
better results are gained by giving as
few orders as possible, using hrr1nes,
but avoiding all force so far as posi-
BILE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
LEG JOHNSON TO TAKE ON
YOUNG BROWN AT MORGAN

Instead of another meeting be-
tween Joe Tiplitz and Frankie Will
son at Camp Morgan Friday night.
Leo johnson, the clever colored light
weight. will take on Young Brown, of
New York in the main bout of eight
rounds. Originally, Tiplitz and Will
postponed upon agreement Of both
boys. Wilson injured q thumb in his
battle here with Make Green Monday
night.
johnson is one Of the fastest light
weights in the game, and without q
doubt the peer OF all the colored boys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
NeAPORISMANS1
~ II
MADE IN ANIBO1

Well, boys, this is a great III
state to 20 a-vfsiting. III you can't
go to Sea Girt, you can run down
20 Se-warcn or even to Sea
Bright. Then again you might
run down to meet Hop(el-at-
cong. OUGHT
Hello Boysi
Last week saw two former To-
cal newspapermen, George Benz
and Neil O'Brien renewing ac-
quaintances around town. Benz
and O'Brien both served terms
on the old Chronicle. O'Brien
lust naturally drifted into his re-
portorial job. He vas a local boy
and new the Tins" and "outs'
of the game, particularly the
police department which he COW
cred during his ~eventful sentence.
Neil is wearing the khaki. He en-
listed more than a year ago and
now flashes the sergeant's chew
rons.
But O'Brien graduated from
the newspaper game some time
prior to going into Uncle Sans
service. Benz was his successor.
AGOA Sc Oil C4PCAACAACO0s AA0A
cred police headquarters, too,
along with Chris Wagner who Is
now in Newark. Georges blonde
top and his style went big in Am
boy He was next heard of out
West where eventually Sammie
Sarokin, and his brother Max, too
bobbed up. They worked to-
gether in New Orleans for a time.
.
The two Sarokin boys are in
the service. Benz is said to have
served on the other side and Is a
lieutenant. Returning to this
country, he recently wrote a Sc
ries of articles on the war for a
New York afternoon paper. The
fact that George was covering
the Kupfer-Janny murder for
for the same newspaper last week
seems to bear out this statement.
Somewhere back in this little
yarn, we referred to Benz as
O'Brien's For the mo-
ment the true sequence escaped
us. Somebody else filled O'Brien's
shows-flled 'em for just eigh-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
MADE IN AsIBoy

teen hours. We have a dim rec
objection that his name was Moon
or Sun, something like that. DE
claimed to be a real up-to-to-
date metropolitan newspaperman
and he was. He could write. But
that wasn't all he could do. He
beamed at you with full-moon
sort of a face n minute ana
then looked c~ross-eyed at you h
next.
And still that wasn't all.
Moon really threatened to he
come popular until a peculiar
trait became noticeable in his
makeup. Peculiar is no word for
it. In making his first round he
left a trail of wondering big
men" of Tie town. Each he
touched for anywhere from a
dollar bill to L FIVE spot. Just a
loan you know. Finally someone
called the office and asked If ut
was alright?, Sure, 1t was all
right-for Moon. The oil boy
cleaned UP about $40 in cash and
one umbrella and busted for h
next town. Say. maybe, that boy
didn't have taking ways? What
was h use or working, probably
opined Brother Moon, when he
could clean up easy money
enough to cover him for four
weeks salary" A coroner's in
quest was held for the departed
coin while some of those not APP
preached sent skyward their
thanks, and dropped their contri-
buttons in a charity box.
"Keep the home wheels turn.
fng"-sign on Public Service
trolley cars.
Undoubtedly the catchy phrase
is the product of a fertile brain.
But we are wondering anent its
purpose. Is 1t simply intended
as a patriotic slogan, tho title OF.
q new song or Just a gentle hint
that a seven-cent fare is in the.
ofing?
And now they have raised tn
rice of plain, linen collars to TWEEN
y-five cents. That's getting 1t in tn
eek for fair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
'InsuTTectIon In Turkish
Army Is Now Reported
lAssociated Press oorrsssOndsnca)

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s:-Advices
received here from Turkish and Ara
bian sources tell Of Instructions
among the troops OF the Turkish army.
At Konia. half way between Con-
stantinople ana Aeppo, when orders
were given to q contingent 70 entrain
TOR Palestine. the troops seized the
guns large and small. made for the
mountains. where they formed q new
revolutionary center IN Asia Minor.
They have so located themselves. that
they command the main thoroughfare
between Constantinople and Palestine.
Ia smyrna and Adin-some hfty
k~ilQrneters to the south q similar re-
volt has been inaugurated.
In the Caucasus, the Turks have
been having 4 hard time to pluck the
fruit OF the Brest-Litovsk conference.
They are being resisted by the Kurds.
the Armenians and Georgians. and
have made little or no progress IN
seixing the coveted lands there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29

in his class. He has met ell the top
notchers OF, the lightweight ranks.
Brown Is a likely New York young
ster. II the bout is staged as a night
and not an exhibition. some lively
fireworks are certain.
Young Runoo. employed IS q fire.
stop Young Gerrity OF Camp Ran-
tan, in q six round bout Gerrity
generated some intense inter-camp
rivalry at the last show when he out
classed the Camp Morgan representa-
tive. Runco 1t Is declared win offer
more stubborn resistance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
RECONSTRUCT
DISABLED MEN
Uncle Sam Makes Useful Cltl-
zens of Wounded Soldiers
AT Fort Mcpherson.

Atlanta, Ga. Aus. 3si-The most
advanced work in the new science OF
"reconstrueting' disabled soldiers 10
under way here At Fort Mcpherson.
General Hospital No. 8.
Thirty different courses OF fnstruo-
ton are given now 70 help cure sick
men, 10 put them back into active
service, or 70 begin their training oor
some vocation IN civil life.
This hospltal-created since we
went 70 war-has an exceptional ad-
vantage IN the re-education OF dis
ahled soldiers because the Fort NC
Pherson reservation contains the
great industrial shops OF the Quarter.
master Corps. which repair ali kinds
OF army equipment
When the army general hospital
was established here and disabled,
men began 70 drbble back from
France. arrangements were made with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29

In the early days OF New England
history when there were no stoves In
the churches. and women took hot po-
tatoes In their NUTS, men sometimes
brought their dogs to church to serve
as foot-warmers. For this privilege a
charge was made Of six-penee a dog.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
Rain Causes POstpOnment
Of Big Playground Meet

The playground track meet for the
city championship has been post
poned until tomorrow. The slight
shower this morning caused the play
ground supervisor to call the meet OF
for the day. The games win start &C
1oA NJ. tomorrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29

blue ribbon event of trapdom.
is playing a return engagement In the
newspapers and magazines.
John Dean Henry is none other
than the trapshooter who broke 81
targets in the Grand American Hand
icap-the classic event~of trapshoot-
ingEand then turned in and defeated
Hank Pendergast, of Phoenix, N.
Y, who had also turned in a 81 score
in the shoot-off.
Be it known, too, hat Henry won
the Grand American with a gun he
was using for the first time. Henry
is an Ss per cent. shooter, according
to the average books, but this low
average is due no doubt to the fact
that Henry never used a u that fit
ted him. He found the gun h a he
could handle just previous to the
Grand American and he gave US the
answer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29

Naturalisis declare that 6sh make
love 70 the partners OF their choice
practically in the came way that pig
cons COO and bow 70 their mat2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-29
WinHer of Grand
American Handicap

Years g when George Cuppy
hurled baseballs in the American
League, Elkhart, Indiana, was mighty
we'll press ACCENTED. OF late a lit
tie has been heard of the town, but,
thanks to John Dean Henry, ElkhaTt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
Ell PasO Mans Trouble
Arrested

The past four years have been
going down, down, down with catarrh
Of the stomach and had TO give up
work a year ago because Of my weak
eEed condition. I suffered terribly
from bloating and collie attacks.
AIayr's Wonderful Remedy was re-
commended to me. I took a course Of
it and an now feeling fine" It Is a
simple. harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis One dose will
convince or money refunded. Kelly
& Pollard. Potter Drug CO.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
By CORPORAL r. DERBY HOLMES.

~ he order to prepare for the
charge did not set well with any
- OF US. Wells and were talk
ing over the internal injustice Of the
situation when another runner ar
rived from the sergeant majors. or
derinE US up for the rum issue.
went up and left Wells TO break the
news about going over.
went among the boys with a
spoon and tonic in mess tin and
served out two tot instead Of the
customary one. After that all hands
felt little better, but not much. They
were all tagged out after the weeks
hard work.
I don't think I ever saw a more
discouraged lot getting ready to go
over. For myself, didn't seem to care
much, was in such rotten condition
physically. 1 rather hoped it would
be my last time.
A general cleaning OF rifles started.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
RUMANIANS HAVE WITHDRAWN
FROM AUSTRIAN TERRITORY

London, Eng. March 15.-An Off
cial statement from the Austro-H Hun
garian war office, received here, says:
THE last narrow stretch Of Austro-
hungarian territory occupied By the
Rumanians has been evacuated. The
eastern boundary OF the monarchy.
after. two and a half years of the
heaviest war burdens, again is com
pletely free.
Italian positions on Monte Pasubio
were blown up yesterday with devas-
tating effect over a considerable area.
our detachments occupied the ruins"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands OF overfat people have be-
come slim BY following the advice OF doc
torn who recommend Marmola Prescription
Tablets. those harmless little fat reducerE
that simplify the dose Of the famous Mar
mola Prescription.
Il too fat don't walt FOR the doctors
advice. Co now 10 your druggist or write
10 the MsrmolR Co. s64 Woodward ave,
Detroit. 1fieh. and for 75c procure a large
case Of these tablets
They reduce two. three OF four pounds
week without exercise, dieting or any IN
pleasant effect whatever. 4 too fat Try
this todav-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
"a ENEMY AIRPLANES ARE
SHOT DOWN BY BRITISH

London, Eng. March 15.-There was
severe aerial fighting on the western
front Wednesday between large
groups Of British and German ma
chimes and British airmen accounted
Tor "a Of the enemy. The official
statement on aviation adds that five
British machines are missing and that
400 bombs were dropped on enemy
biilets, ammunition dumps and rail-
way sidings at Courtrai and Denain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
BRITISH WAR BONDS ARE
SOLD IN LARGE AMOUNTS

London, Eng. March 15.-Andrew
Bonar Law, chancellor Of the exche-
quer, announced in the house OF COM
mons Wednesday that the soeciaI e.
fort last week to sell national war
bonds throughout the country has re-
suited IN subscriptions totaling ff27,-
The chancellor said that since Oc-
tober when the issue OF war bonds
began, the total amount sold was
$3.50. 100000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15

Paris, France. March 1.-THE
French war office last night issued
a statement which said:
The enemy artillery activity in
Champagne. in the Vosges. and in the
region Of Hartmannsweilerko was
less violent
During the day three German air
planes were destroyed by our pilots.
our aviators, in several sorties re-
Gently carried out effectual bombard-
ments, dropping 1900 Kilograms Of
proJectiles on railway stations. works
and airdromes In the enemy Zone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
RAIDING OPERATIONS OCCUR
ALONG THE ITALIAN FRONT

Rome. Italy, March 15.-Rafding
operations on the front between the
Stelvio and the Piave are reported
In the war office statement today,
Wnlch told OF the repulse of hostile
reconnoitering parties east of Monte
Cristallo, south OF the Stelvio. in the
Ionale region and east of Lake
Gards-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
shouts Of Victory, Then Disa

I'VE could hear the exultant shouts
Of the victory from their lips, and
then the miracle happened. Warning
shouts came from the ranks OF the
enemy, and in response TO It they
looked up into the clouds. The sight
that met their gaze was calculated
to freeze their blood. High up in the
hills the snow had become detached
from its rocky resting place, and was
sweeping down in one great ava
lanche. There was no time to get
out OF the way.
Before the Germans knew what
was happening the moving mass OF
snow was on top Of them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-15
CHARGING THE GERMANS AND
GETTING THE BLIGHTY WOUND

American Soldier Tells of His Last Fight With British
Army in France, in Which He Is Shot Down by Ger
man Fire; An Experience Every Soldier May Ex-
pect to Face With Pershing cover There
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
INFASATUL COPULOR.

Maven pretena traat amannt despre cres
terea copiior c DORM numai ange cha in m genea
end acestu fapt mai als mamelr apa cad
aceasa sarcna nob Tn invaat copu vitor unu
ream - 81 aceasa foarte adevara
fapt lamur oameni ajuns savirseasca ucrur
MARI IN ne au avu crestere bun mai seamd parn bun
au cunoscu datorie ndaun NJ pot asepa cop
hnt rau lsat sa suere adsea ~ psa ragoe parntest
poata desvoa att up cit 81 81
oaza sa consta ca uncle feme cred ca sau marital
alba barbat.
In prmele lrni cind nascnt ume pot
mam prea mule sfatu in prvete hana oda
ca aceasta face prm aaparea de poe smp
H. Stunt ae ucrur asupra trebu starum dnr a.
cesea este infasaul in scutece.
Adesea ori sa oservat prunc mai mrsor dupa
dat de mama 1nveee in eaga
CIT pcloae naunru sfoa numeste fase Dupa saa
copul mai ntotdeauna adoarme dar up esteapa
cum Isl smuceste miine lie coata din
neprceputa da atene ell a
parte Dac lasa mnuee ee coplul ncepe sa
aca ee dete miscar ut petate
absolute rebuna de aceasa gmnasica eel sste
este enega creste in cor u mcut
energe sau for vaa exsta in corpu nu erbe heuia
tr un e sau atu caci sa afa puem opr
Hi mari cheltuiesc ucnd bratee ceru gmnas
c aergnd copiul eagan cheteste mscfndu-s mil
nile pcore neapaat cd fara aceasa este
prea mic ca sa poaa judeca atunch
Abuu din cazanul une masn ucreaza
mpingrea poanelor carl pun ineaga masnar mare lar
daca masna sta aburul Fl aa
trebu sa ca expoze daca supap siguant
Cam sta cpu Aburu din produce prn eberea
ape copu cpat energa in prin hrana prmese
daca poate so dea aa suere Cnes poae ncpu chin
cind trebue sd cas nrg char noaptea ineaea
arestat in feu acesa!
Snta modena arata infasarea produce copuu numa
dreri ar ca mpedica nespus esvoarea crpuu IL
char creeruu Ci cop ramn pperncit Gu pcoaree
strimbe din cauza ca cut mamee Gu euca
IFe nu vor sa vada 1asea IN apoplerea copior or g.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
LIMA HINDENBURG BON
BARDATA Gu VIOLENTA.

DONDRA, II Sept. - LIMA
Hindenburg, Gu exceptia portiei
ce Sc afla in minile aliatilor, e
sub bombardamentul artileriei a.
liatilor de la un capat pima la
celalalt. Germanii au fost arun-
cati indarat pima s'au 1namolit
in pamintul ce odata a servit
drept transeie, aci s'au oprit in
retragerea lor, siliti find recur-
ge la metodele vechi de lupta.
Scotia Walton, din linia Hinden
burg, perduta pentru Ell, a mai
ramas de sfarimat scotia ESieg-
fried care zace intre Sensee 81 La
Fere.
De prezent englezii sa afla pc
ste linia lui Hindenburg la sud
de st. Quentin, lar trupele de la
Maqnion ameninta Cambraiul.
Francezii, la fel sunt aproape de
La Fere, lar in regiunea Aisne ii
tin foarte multi ocupati pc ger
mani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
Starea trista din
Austria.

MILAN, II Sept. = Ma multi
Italieni ce au fugit din Austria
povestesc ca situatia economical
81 pontica din aceia tara e foarte
critica, ori mai propriu zis ira
gica. fntre cei 800 de repatriati
e 81 un professor ct spune ca pre-
ocupatia populated cum Sc pu-
na odata capat razboiului Gu orr
ce pret.
De cind Gu infringerea Austri-
eli la Piave 81 infringerile suferite
de germani in campania de acum,
ori ce speranN de cistiga raz-
boiul a zburat. Profesorul COM
firma rapoartele despre tulbura-
rile din Boemia, cit 81 despre re-
voltele din Viena ce all slit pc
guvern sd faca coneesii. N
Recolta din anut acestaga- foar,
te slaba, din motfvul ca poporul
secera inca dinainte de fl re-
colta coapta. Ohftofi sunt foar-
tie putini. Aceasta a facut ca por-
tia de mincare sd fie tot mica 81
departe de a fl destula pentru
un ON.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12
FABRICA UNDE Sc FAC
,,CRUCILE De FIER" LUC-
RA ,0vERT|ME".


PARIS, TO- Sept. Ziarul
L 'Eclair scrie ca Kaiserul foar-
tie generos GU inaltii ofiteri 81
print, la toti lie da, Gu mare Ii
bertate ,,Crucea de fier' germa
ma.
LEclair spune cd 1853 de print
976 de general, 26 diplomat,
51,386 ofiteri 81 numai 4,743 de
soldati an fost decorati GU Cru
cea de fier".
Toate aceste decoratii au fost
din prima clasa, lar decoratiile
de clasa a doua ajunge la citeva
suite de mil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-12

nord incit trebue sd cada in mil
nile Francezilor in scurt timp.
Manevra FrancezilOf ajutat
material la incunjurarea padurei
st. Gobain de la vest 81 astfel a
captura st. Quentin. Francezii 81
Americana ce lupta umar la u
mar la nord-ost de Scissor CONT
nua a-si mdeplini de IMMUNE ro-
lul ce lis rezervat lor. Ri tre-
bue sa intre in padurea st. Co.
balm Gu scopul de lua de la
flame pozitiile inamice Gle la ra-
sarit.
in ultimele incaierari trupele
Franco Americana au facut pro-
grese in fata unei rezistente in
daratnice.
La nord Englezii s Eau apropiat
att de mutt de Armientieres, in
cit numai citeva urine mai 1nain-
te 81 ceea ce a fOst Odata centrui
industriei de postavuri va cadea
in nina lor. La fel 81 La Bassee
in fiecare ri armatele aliate Sc a.
,propie de ell in miscarile ]or ge.
nerale zee pare ca all ca obiectlv
recapturarea orasului Lille, 81 po-
sibil impingerea inamicului pima
la linia germana din nordul Bel.
giei.
Aviatorii Englezi continua sa
hartuiasca armatele germane din
regiunea costala (coasta mariD
bombardind pozitiile militare 81
bazele submarinelor de la Os-
tend, Bruges 81 Blankenberge.
in miscarea lor de a suprima
pozitiie din care inamicul era
prea activ, Englezii au atacat
padurea Epehy, care a fost see.
"a unor lupte furioase.
S'a PRINT noui confirmari de-
spre spiritul de revolta ce Sc mas
te in rindurile armatei germane
iPrisonierii prinsi in % August
all spus ca un regiment de infan
terie Bavarez au trintit pustile
Jos declarind Cd Ell nu mai vor sd
lupte pentru Prussia mai multi.