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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-05
200 BoLSHEv1K1ST1 SPIN
ZIJRATr DE GERMANf

:. LONDRA, 2 Martie. = Conform
unei stiri semi-oficiala data din
Pctrograd, Guvernul Bolshevikist
a dat I'M manifest intitulat I'm
portatorii Culturei Germane" Ma
nifestul anunta populated ca ime-
dat dupa ce au intrat in Wolmar,
Germanii an arestat 200 de per-
snane, pc carl le-au spinztirat in
plata fara nici 0 judecata. Sc zice
ci acestia fusesera pirfti de catre
burghczi ca find dintre cei Sc sfi-
deaza onacea cu Germania.
Germanii au anuntat ca vor SPIN
zura toti Bolshevikistii din Gards
Rosie.
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TARUL A FOST CREDTN
CLOS ALIATILOR.

LONDRA, 2 Martie. = VOrbind
la un pr1nz dat in onoarea >sa in
Londra, Sir George Buchanan,
fost ambassador al Angliei. in Ru-
sia, spus ca Tarul Nicolae n a
avut nici odata intentia de face
pace separate cu Germania. ,,Fara
indoiala", zis dinsul, ,,fostul Tar
va avea sd raspunda pentru multe
fapte in ceea ce priveste conduce-
rea lui in Russia, fnsa pima in mo-
mentul c7nd a fost detronat, cl a
fost eel mai credincios ON al eau
zei aliatilor 81 eel mar bun prieten
al Angliei."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-05

calatorie pc drumul de fer gra-
It's. Acesta este eel mai potrivit
timp ca sd vii la farma. 1ntilniti
rcprezentantul nostru Dumineca,
10 Martie IA 4ocurile urmatoarc !:
Peter Lilaff, 456 Farnsworth A.
venue, la orele 8 dimineata.
John Fercncy's Office, 2194 Je-
fferson Ave-, la orelc 2 dupa a
miazi.
Peter Bolya's, Barber Shop,
722 Franklin Street, la orelc )
dupa amiazi.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
SAGINAW, MICH.
(No 4S-52).
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PosTA ADMINwTkATtEI.

D-lui Grigor Cleo, Detroit,
Mich: Ziarul d-tale merge tot
asa ca 81 inainte.
+. D-lui Iosif 'Ginrca, Weirton,
w. Va: Gu placere, dar trimite
ne adresa veche.
Dslni Iosif Balnozan, Detroit
Mich: Trimite-ne adresa veche.
Ne reclama posta ca nu poate
inmina ziarul urmatorilor d-ni:
In Detloit, Mich. George Jivu,
Lena Jivu, Nicolae WASH -Cinta,
Achim Carada, loan Rusulet 81
Constantine Nistor.
in Cleveland, Ohio: Nick Flur.
tos ST Traian Prodan.
In Gary, Ind: I. r. Rosca q
loan Mullat.
IN Elwood City, Pa: Aror
Tupsu, Susana 7. Savn 81 Teofi
ISavu
| in Baltimore, M. d.. Isac ri
rau,
IN Lansing, Mich: loan Mora
riu.
III salem, Ohio: NJ. Grindu.
/; III Akron, Ohio: Nicolae Cir
den.
III Alliance, Ohio: I. "A. Mann
81 7 Youl.9stOwii, Ohio; N. s
Birig q III
A Pittsburgh, Pa. viton M
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IN IUN1E 1919 AMERICA VA
( AvEA 5000 DE SOLDATI'
IN FRANTA.

Washington, 2 Mdrtie. = Depu-
tatul de Minnesota, b. Miller, "A
preyis astdzi In camerd cd in luna
Iunie dnului 1919, numdrnl sOt,
datflor Americani in Frdnta va #
de 5000, 900. Mr.. Miller spune a.
ceasta din erperienta 81 cercstdri
le fdcute pc frOntul de rest, .undt
fusese IN visitG fmpreund Gu alt
Odn,eni de stat din America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-05

Aducem Ia cunoYtinta generals
Cd Gu fncepere de Ia 1 Martie
1918 D-nul Alexandra Balea nj
mai este representative ziarului
,,America". Deci moi nu mai sun.
tenn respunzatori pentru sumelt
care le va incasa in .numele no.
stru. y
ADMINIsTRATIA.
mo. 46-48).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-05
DAR1e Dah GnAMA.

S0cietatea romfna de lajutor 81
cpltnfa ,,Sehtinela Romina" din
Fort Wayne, Ind. in sedihta ii
nhta ID kiua de ~ Ianuarie 1918
! avut darea de scAnla pc 6 luni
trecute.
II orele 10 d. m. a-nul Vasile
Isiciu, 1,resrdintele Societatii de-
clara aedinta de deschisa.
Prdgramul:
|. Cetirca transformation.
2. Cetirca tuturor inesnbrilor.
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pc Costca Dragul 81 pc Andrei
Mcrgia, ambii consistent al mel 81
pc Pavel Bradean din comma
Opcea. ii rog sa-mi scrie, sau
daca dintre fratii romini le site
adresa, asemenea ii rog sa-mi
scrie, caci am un mare interes
ell dinsii.
George Chiva, P. o. Boian, AL
berta, Canada.
(No 45-40)
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/ N v r A r T..

Societatea romina de ajutor s.
c,rltura DIR. G. Angelescu" din
Cleveland, Ohio, are onoarea a
invita- pc toate surorile Societati.
Cluburi parochii, precum 81 pc
toti fratii romfni din loc 81 jur
a lua parte la petrecerea teatra-
Ia impreunata Gu dams, care va
avea loc Dumineca, 10 Martie a.
c. in Stoc ckes Hall din 6O21 st.
Clair Ave. !.
fnceput tul la orele 2 p. m.
Muzica vestitului Dan Lacatus
81 Pintea din Cleveland, Ohio va
distra ON noratul public asistent
GU cele nj al frumoase arii de dams
:, 81 .cfntece rationale.
Programul de seara:
La ore e Z cuvint de deschide-
re din pa artea d-lui presedinte a.
ranjator. Sc va juca frumoasa
:, piesa teta atrala: Pacala, Argat,
sub cond ducerea d-lui loan De-
mian.
IF r s O A N Ell f:
Unchia sui sfatos, d-nul E..Lan-
Dascall lll Pricolici, d-nnl I. Ne
mes.
Chiva, dina Il. Damian.
Mirea, d-nul l. Mara.
Sanda, dina c. Cubes.
Pacala, d-nul I. Pintea.
TindalH, d-nul v. Stef.
Dupa teatru va urma joe pi
ma la orele IL din noapte.<
Supra solviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 sc vor cuita p.
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl asortat Gu eel,
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bau
turf recoritoare.
Acct frati Romini care au vo
a deveni membrii al acestei So
citati pot face aceasta la acea
sta petrccere.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 81
Damele 25 cent?.
". Pima Ia revedere am ramas 50
lutindu-va GU dragoste frateasca
Comitetul aranjator.
(NO. 47-49).
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Barbier 81 RsprsssNtdnt Al dsfers-
telor siare GU csr6ctss r0msnssc.
Prima 81 singura LIBRARIE q
devarat romineasca IN Youngstown
81 jur. Trimiteri d6 CART 81 xiare
prizonierilor nostri din Italia, Ru'
sia. Franta 81 Anglia. (1-3)
Adresati-va ca t0Ata increderea
96l :. Front, Youngstown, D
BELL PHON1: MAIN zz19.
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81 Sc ceteasca
.>ey INN pc timpul de g.
IHi1E Ia care s'a aflat nrmhtnr,K1
rezultat:
nitrate -. 49,. ...... Hl.648.j1
Esitc ................ l.224.57
Casa rest ......-... R423.N
Terminindu-se aceste toate in
buha rcgula, gtdintc Sc inchi-
de la orele 1.30 p. m.
4. La orele 2.l5 urmind cctirca
tuturor membrilor, 81 dltpa accia
urmind alegerea. D-nul presedin-
te v. Suciu, dennmeste in conf
siunea de candidare pc -llrmato-
rii:
Mihala Kis, Nicolae T. Lapa-
rat 81 Mihaila N. Tescula.
Depunind juramfntpl ca vor
pune in candidare persoane care
vor lucra spre binele 81 ineinta-
rea Societatii. Ca presedintc a
fost candidate urmatorii membrii
prin yot secret:
Vasile Stfciu, Vasile Comon, l.
oan G. Stefan, ransind fratele l.
oan G. Stefan, cu o majoritate de
73 voturi.
La postul de vice presedinte
an fost urmatorii in candidare
Zaharie Micu, Nicolae Comon,
loan Borgo, a fost ales fratele
Nicolae Comon, cu u voturi.
La postul de secretar scriptu-
ristic au fost in candidare urma-
tori:
Dumitru v. Mica Moisa G
Lupu loan Zechi. 81 a fost ales
fratele loan Eechi Gu 76 voturi
La postul de secretar financial
an fost urmatorii frati in candi
dare:
loan V. Mica, Silvestru Darlo
san 81 Vasilc Roman, fratele Ko
man a avut majoritate de q
/ voturi.
! La postul de easier a fost ale
| fratele Zaharie Bodogoiean e.
82 voturi.
j 5. Urmind candidarea controlo
rilor 81 find tilnpul inaintat a
| fost alesi urmatcrii frati Gu acls
matte:
1 Sef controlor Sofron Dorlosal
controlor de registre loan Ci
Isl George Socaci, controlori d
!, I,bolnavi loan Tescula 81 Gepre
j Rotor, .bihlintAcar Joan n
Morton 81 George Lapadat, gaa
dian Nicolae Mihaila 81 Dumitr
Holom.
= Membrii in comitet an fost
lesi urmatorii:
Mihaila Cis, Mihaila N. Tescul
Nicolae T. Lapadat, Neagu Pop
Mihaila -Krison, loan Bodogaial
Moisa Nita, Pavel Delbea, Ioa
Dorlosan. George Lazar, Frila
Popovici 81 Nicolae March,.
In numele Societatii ,,Sentin
la Romina" din Fort Wayn
Indiana:
loan G. Stefan, presedint
Ynnn Rnohi annratar
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" BY In - OF 0CTV,

In Chester, Pa: I. Drag3- 4
in Deer Park, Wis:
Draxon. iuT
In st. Francisco, CAL: I
tStrimbu. I'm
In South st. Paul, Minn>
Popiuc.
Scrisorilc pfin care. sc ccre
schimbarc dc adresa 81 daca MI
yunt fnsotite Gle taxa cuvenita
pcntru schimb >m pot Fl lnate
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StriteIegrafico
pETRoGRAD.UL BOMBARDAT
DEN ,AER.

PETROGRAD, 3 Martie. -
Tn aviator german a aruncat
bombe in diferite part7 din Pc.
trograd. Trei persoane au fost
omorite 81 cinci ranite.
Pagubeh in materiale an fost
neinsemnate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-05

tOrie sa sc adreseZe impreuna Gu
fotografia la:
j. Ioanas, Kelvin, Montana, Box
173.
(No. 46-48).
ADRESELE FUNCTIONA.
RIL0R GENERAL Al
u. S. R. A.
loan PACURAR
presedinte general
1913 Moravia ST., New Castle, Pa.
Phone: Bell ASSN.
loan COsMA
I. Vice-pres. general.
1901 Penna. Ave.
Indiana Harbor md.
ILIE IANCU
II Vice-Presedinte general.
1873 Dawson Rd., Box 10
Detroit, Mich. :.
EFREM URCAN
Secretar general
734 3. Liberty Str, Alliance, o.
Phone: Bell 473-Y - Stark 5233.
loan N. SUFANA
Caster general.
201 Greater Str, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
GEORGE MARHAO
Controlor general
r.. D. B. 1856, E. Youngstown, O.
N. BOERIU,
Controlor general
l7O7 Main Str, Martins Ferry, o.
ADAM PRIZE
Controlor general
526 W. Washington Str.
| Indianapolis, Ind.
CONT. sUPREM EXECUTIV
| GEORGE BORCOMAN
1900 Penn Pl., N. E. Canton, 0
PETRU DUMA
/ 1901 Adams Str, Gary, Ind.
PETRU FLOREA
a186 Buch Str, Cincinnati, 0.
loan G. HQIA
P. O. B. AZ, Alliance, O.
PETRU D. FELEJAN
P. 0. B. 438, Ellwood City, Pa.
STEFAN LUTAI
366 Farnsworth St., Detroit, Mic
suPIENTI.
loan FARCA
1879 Gratiot Str, st. Louis, M
AMBROSE NEDER
. 916 W. A Str. New York, N. J
!. vICHENTE sIPOS
} 716 Clark Str. Martins Ferry, I
EA<SA<S><:><H>k>x:><c%<AEA<>%%<
}. tncsps depunors sprs pastra1
- Ia -
TIN FOREST CITY SAVING
! AND TRUST co.
|UORN w. 25th STR = De-
! ROIT AVE-, CLEVELAND, 4
7 Capital ............ $25O,OOO.t
! Surplus 81 profituri .~$275, ,OOO.'
Resurse peste ...... $4,000, ,OOO.'
a- F0ndAtx ID 1890.
ii Ia 1ed . vorbegte romaAssl
S- (16)
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No. 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

When a wife gets back from q Vaca-
ton trip h lets her husband tell
what he did during her absence. and
then she goes round to the neighbor
women and finds out what q monu-
mental liar he is.
And you can touch q nan heart
through his pocketbook a whole lot
easier than you can touch his pocket
book through his heart.
1t Is Easy enough to get wal rev.
enue If you go about it In the right
way. IL they would tax every mar
Iried man in this country 81 every time
he tells his wife a lie, the Government
could raise 500, 900 600. 900 in ten
days.
What has become of the old-fash-
Toned youth who bought a nickei's
worth of candy conversation hearts
when he was counting a girl. and who
would give the girl half of the hearts
and pick-o out a heart with "Ah. there.
my size!" on 1t, and hand 1t to the
girl? Then she would pick out a
heart with stay there" on II and
hand 1t to him. Then he would blush
and hand - a heart with kiss
Me" on it and she would hand him
a heart with Catch Me" on 1T. Them
was the happy days!
Many an American who is wearing
the Croix de Guerre and a Medal OF
Honor for bravery in battle Is afraid
to talk back to his wife when he
comes home on a furlough.
A merchant who has a store on
this side of the street wonders why
people are foolish enough to walk on
the other side of the street.
About the only time q woman list
ems quietly is when she is at a key
hole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

! Lusitania. After a nine years strug-
gle the Lusitanians submitted to Ro-
man domination about 1877 BIC. In
713 the country was conquered by the
Moors, and for a long time they
| reigned over the land. After many
bloody wars between the followers of
the Cross and the Crescent. in the
twelfth century Alfonso Henriquez.
assisted by crusaders on their way to
the Holy Land. defeated the Moorish
kings. captured Lisbon. and was pro-
claimed king. Portugals power and
influence grew under nan able
rulers. In 1898 Lisbon was made the
capital. The fifteenth century was
the golden age of Portugal. marked
forever in history by the exploits of
the great Portuguese navigators,
Vasco de Cana and Pedro Alvarez
! Cabral. The former discovered the
passage to the East Indies by the
Cape of Good Hope while Cabral dis
covered Brazil, and laid the founda-
ton of a great new world empire
which was long under the domination
, of Portugal. A little later Magellan.
another Portuguese navigator, be-
came the first to circumnavigate the
globe. The Portuguese also establish
ed settlements IN India.
, In 1886 the Spanish king seized
Portugal. but In 1910 the Portuguese
threw off the yoke. and placed Joh.
Duke of Braganza. on the throne.
Lisbon was destroyed by one of the
most terrible earthquakes in history
in 1855. The Spanish and French in
vaded the country in 1853. but the in
dependence of Portugal was saved by
the aid of the English. PortugaIs
friendship for England dates from
that time. In 1907 Napoleon attempt
ed the conquest of Portugal. and the
royal family fed to Brazil. England
again went to the rescue, and We'll
lington defeated the invaders. In
1921 Brazil declared its Independence
of the mother country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
Famous Women
The Peasant Counties

Sarah. Countess of Exeter. who
died in 1877. was a peasant girl. She
married Lord Exeter before she knew
who he really was. 1t happened that
Henry Cecil. after fifteen years OF
Ode life. obtained a divorce and
decided to live humb1y and ~obscureIy.
He went to Bolas Common In Shrop-
shire where he vas known to none
He lodged with a cottager named
Hoggins. whose daughter, Sarah,
drew his attention. He married her
after obtaining his decree, without
disclosing his identity. Two years
later he succeeded to the title of Elk
eter, and the peasant girl became
Countess of Exeter. which position, II
Is said. was very uncomfortable Ia
her. She died after having presented
her husband with three children.
Constance CezeM.
Constance Cezelli was a heroine OF
the sixteenth century, native OF
Montpelier, France. In 1890 her hus-
pand was governor OF Leucate for
Henry Nv of France, and fell inr,
the hands of the Span,ards, Tbey
threatened him with death unless sns
surrendered the fortress. but she re-
fused. offering all her property as
ransom After having been foiled In
two assaults. the Spaniards Withdrew.
numbering their prisoner. Constance
prevented her garrison from, ~,etaliat-
Ing upon a high Spanish officer who
vas her captive. As a reward for
her ratroitism. He:.y w allowed her
II r'tafn the go vernment of Leucate
ortii her son crme Ct age
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
Daily HW
friday. October 4, 1918.

Copyright. 1918, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Again a fortunate day has dawned
according to astrologers. The Sun.
Mercury. Mars and Neptune are all
in benefic aspect.
There seems to be a most prom
Using sign for all who seek positions
! or employment and 1t is especially
( good for those who work with their
hands.
The President and all governors or
other persons upon whom heavy re-
sponsibilities rest should benefit
greatly under this SWAY of the stars.
which promises cooperation on the
part of the public and general help
fulness.
Orators seem to have the best sort
Of leading. Under the kindly direction
of Mercury they should carry convic-
| ton and give inspiration.
J During this month 1t ..ould seem
that writers and newspapers will
| claim even more attention than they
usually do in wartime. Affairs of su-
preme importance will be discussed.
A world event that will aid the
Am er.cans is presaged by the stars.
The death of one who rear a
Grown. predicted months was in
terpreted as referring to the Kaiser.
instead OF to the execution of the
Gar. The seers again predict, how
ever. that the German emperor will
not survive the end of the war.
Mars gives good promise to the al
lies and again there Is a sign read as
presaging aid to the army from the
navy.
Greater publicity In regard to war
matters is indicated for the winter
months
Deeds of spectacular heroism will
continue to mark the records of Amer
lean troops. They are subject to
guidance of the stars making for dra-
matte and romantic episodes.
The negroes of the United States
have the representation of e~xtraor-
binary honors and benefits from the
war.
A negro hero will gain worldwide
fame by hts daring deeds. the seers
predict and will be raised to high
place.
Persons whose birth date 1t IS have
the forecast of IN active. prosperous
year. They should make no changes
Children born on this day will be
talented, industrious and perseyering.
in all probability. These subjects Of
Libra usually make good employees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
Today We Celebrate

Anniversary OF Portuguese Hepnblic
Portugal viii today celebrate the
eighth anniversary OF the overthrow
OF the monarchy. The republic Is
fighting side by side with the Allies.
and Thousands of men have died SO
that the freedom they gained eight
years ago shall live forever the word
over.
Portugafs long history has b
marked by many radical change
government. but none so sudden
decisive MS the revolutionary out
In Lisbon on October 4. 1910.
In a day changed the mona,
the house OF observation-disclosures
Braganxa into q republic. On October
5 tbs palace nag was hauled down
and replaced by the red and green
banner Of the republic. and young
King Manoei Ned to Eng@pd.
Anciently Portugal was9sFn ns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

"A wise man his own work attends.
With his own hands," said Bingersi
For. while you can't count on YOU
friends,
You can count on your fingers"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
Fire Alarm Boxes

23-Raritan Copper Works.
24@Market and Sheridan Streets.
25-Smith Street and Central r. n.
26-Market and First Streets.
2I-Madison Ave. and Paterson st.
26-High and Lewis Streets.
S6-Smfth and High Streets
Anew Brunswick Ave- and New ST.
31-Smith and State Streets.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
45-Buekfngham Ave. and Hartford 81
4b-Commerce and Front Streetn
Estate and Washington sta.
47-High and Washington Streets.
st. and Buckingham Ave.
66-Parker ST. and Pulaski Ave.
SHALL Ave. and Charles st.
S7-State and Wayne Streeta
ss-Near United Lead Worka
s2-washington and First Streets
63-New Bruins wick Ave. and Elm ST.
64-Smith Street and Watson Ave.
65-Commerce and State StreefA
72-Front and Smith Streets.
73-Water and Gordon Streeta
74-kearny v and Gordon Street.
81-Brace and n Avenues-
8z-Smith and Herbert StreetA
s3-Amboy 4we and Washington 81.
Ct4y Hospital.
9s-c1exolAn{ and Bracs Avenuea
f7-Amboy 4nd Hall Avenues
Aro. ana In11oa street..
DELnwronc&xend Francis Skroskk
e<SNexflie and Johnsxono sire 3kk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
Like a Lot of Others.

why did you discharge my son 2"
demanded Mr.. Smith. You told me
when you hired him thai you were 60
ing to teach him the business"
ST was going to-" replied the Bust
ness Man. But he wanted to begin
at the top and work up"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

We Want To Celebrated
Please save some booze
Until we've read
The gladstone news:
The Kaiser's Deadi"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
The Wise Fool.

Practice makes perfect" quoted
the Sage.
"Oh. no. 1t doesn't" Interrupted the
Fool. you never heard that girl next
door play the piano, did your"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

When a man m to you for adj
vice he doesn't van to be told 20 do
what he should do he wants to be
field TO do what he wants to do.
how sleepy a man can be In
x>-ch at IL a. m. and how wide
MN can be In q Theater at II
49, ara ioe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

Nnat Gas Is USED FOR.
To keep meters ticking.
To whip the Hun.
To pull teeth.
To get votes.
To sell mining stock.
To sell oil well stock
To fill the Congressional Record.
Advice.
We've no use for the shiftless man,
He is a useless slob;
That's why II Can't" will get the can.
And 'Il Try" gets his job.
Kind OF Sudden.
(French Lick (Ind.) Springs Valley
Herald.)
Mr.. Tillery was running a car a few
days ago n by some cause the car
turned oye and he had a very sud-
den death for his neck was broken
INT
A negro applied for a job at the
Morgan plant at Perth Amboy. N. j..
and was given a place as a laborer In
the shell loading department. The
handling T N T to the negro. and laid
great stress on the great care the ne
gro must use In hauling the stuff.
About five minutes later the foreman
saw the negro going out Of the door
of the building. whats the mat
ter?" asked the foreman. Amt you
going to work ?"
mo. sah." replied the negro. his
face putty colored and his eyes bulg-
ing. 1T knows what T N T means.
Boss. II means Travel, Niger. Trav-
ell"
Havoc?
oh. happy days.
Each low descending sun
Sees our boys chase
The fast retreating Hun.
Luke McLuke.
Oh. happy days.
Each low descending sun
Sees our boys raise
Fresh havoc with the Hun.
Detroit Free Press.
Nearest.
A man who registered with City
Board No. 2 in Cincinnati under the
new draft law was asked the usual
question: "Who is your nearest rela-
tive?" MY aunt" replied the man.
isn't your mother living?" asked the
clerk. Yes" replied the man. but
she lives In Bridgeport, Conn.,, and my
141k '@S go "a
Noticei
II J. H. Shellnut. the Bremen (Ga.)
cotton broker, will report for duty
at the Club. we will give him a job
feeding the squirrels
On, Joyi
You can't keep a woman's eyes OF
clothes. But what we started to say
was that Mrs. o. c. Finefrock lives at
Minerva. Ohio.
Names Is Names.
l.. o. Yersef lives It Texarkana,
Texas.
Oar Daily Special.
Headache And Remorse Always
Run As An Entry.
Luke McLuke Says
When a man comes to you for adj
vice he doesn't want TO be told 20 do
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

Correct.
You'll find 1t is a fact, by Jing!
Complained old Mr.. Ruth;
THAT when a man is arguing.
He won't stick to the truth"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
Bits of By-Pldy

BY LUKE McLUKE-
Copyright 1918, the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03
What Gas Is Used For.

What Gas Is Used For.
To keep meters ticking.
To whip the Hun.
To pull teeth.
To get votes.
To sell mining stock.
To sell oil well stock.
To fill the Congressional Record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

We've no use for the shiftless man,
He is a useless slob:
That's why II Can't" will get the can,
And "In Try" gets his Job.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

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" lines to let "
hlong well: hop
same. No doul
to hear from
came over
hit Is a very bea
htry we are IN.
hospital unit frc
lot of people
h among your
III. Tom. how
lg in dear old
Ataken any II
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and saw a pi
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

Afnd OF Sudde
(French Lick (Ind.) Springs Valley
Herald.)
Mr.. Tillery was running a car a few
days q and by ONE u the car
turned over and he had a very sud-
den death for his neck was broken
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

. 1A br
ner? Hin
separated:
an auto re
to be pulls
that I can
Give my
of the c.
boy.
Hoping
remain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

Headache And Remorse Always
Run As An Entry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

You can't keep a woman's eyes of
clothes. But what we started to say
was that Mrs. o. C. Finefrock lives at
Minerva. Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-10-03

Noticei
II J. H. Shellnut. the Bremen (Ga.)
cotton broker. win report for duty
at the Club. we will give him a job
feeding the squirrels.