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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
Canine LIE Saver.

Dogs have been given their share OF
credit for saving human life. from time
to time, built is doubtful II any canine,
however faithful. has ever given a bet
ter account of himself rs a life saver
than q dog did here. While driving
homo to their farm from Pipestone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thiele were run
down at a cross road by another chr
which was travelling at great speed.
When the crash occurred the Thiele
car was picked up by the other and the
force OF the collision threw a hfteen'
m~ouths-old baby from Mrs. Thiele's
arms. The child would have met GER
tain death beneath the cars but for the
fact that 10 falling the baby struck
a dog which was riding on the foot
board Of the other car. The dog grab
bed the dress Of the child and chung
to Il until the cars could be stopped
The baby received fewer injuries than
did the other occupants OF tho cars
Both machines were badly wrecked
PIpestone (Mllnn.) Dispatch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
SUBURBAN NEWS
ROBBERS AT MATAWAN


Steal Sflverware from Two Resi-
demccs; Recover Tools.
BIZ specsof Correspondents.
MATAWAN, Aug. 19.-Sometims
early Sunday morning robbers enter
ed the residence OF Judge Henry s.
Terhune In Main street and the dem
fist office of DIR. Orvfll Van Wickle In
Broad street. obtaining several ,valu-
able pieces of silver at both places.
The police OF the borough and County
Detective Jack Smith are now look
ing for the thieves.
Entrance was gained in the Ter
hume home, through q window<fn the
dining room. No one was in the
residence at the time but the Japanese
servants and they did not discover
the robbery until they awoke yes
terday morning. From all appear
ances the robbers stepped inside the
window and took all the silver within
reach. The batch obtained at this
place consisted of about forty-foul
pieces.
At the Van Wickle Office. some OF
lot of silver wear. wedding presents
that had been stored in the office
The tools were discovered later in the
day lying on the bottom of the Ma
tawan creek, at the Pete Hyer bridge
in Middlesex street. The discovery
was made by boys and the tools re-
turned to the ONCE.
The police are running down sev
! eral clues and expect to make arrests
within q short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
MATAWAN

The fire which for q time Saturday
noon threatened to destroy the resi-
Dental section of Matawan. was con-
fined to the large barn on the Mrs. A.
J. Jackson property. in which the
flames started. The top OF the barn
was destroyed. but the firemen by hard
work saved the first floor. Nc damage
was done to the surrounding property.
1t is understood the fire started from a
bonfire IN a yard close by. the roof
catching on fire from sparks.
The allotment OF knitted goods to
be made by the Matawan Chapter OF
the Red Cross are coming along nice
ly and II is expected that the allotment
will be completed by the required
time. The chapter has been allotted
200 pairs OF socks and about one-half
OF this allotment has been completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gillis and chill
dren have returned home after q two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
ellis in Tottenville.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Mrs. George
Clark. Miss Anna Clark. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Little and daughter spent yes
terday with William Smith at Camp
Dix.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Allen ana
daughter Dorothy visited Mrs. Aliens
parents over the weekend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
FALL AUTO
FRACTURES SKULL
Pair Had Jumped on Running
Board of Car Woman Was
Beaten and Stabbed.
sr ereetai Corrssrrnaens.

KEYPORT. Aug. 1e:-An argu-
ment starting at the hole in he wall
at South Amboy. and continuing to
Broad and Front streets and thence
to the railroad tracks on the former
street yesterday, resulted In one man
being thrown from an automobile and
receiving q fracture of the skull, and
another being locked up for the ac-
ton of the grand jury, charged with
having assaulted and stabbed Mrs
Moses Kelson of Brooklyn.
Moses Kelson, his wife, mother-in
law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law,
I were motoring toward the shore yes
terday. AS Kelson passed into the
hole in the wall his car stalled, ca',7-
ing four cars behind to become
jammed. Immediately behind them
was a car containing several young
men from West New York and Union
! Hill. When the Kelson car was agin
started and on its way, this second
car drew up alongside of them on the
road and from South Amboy into Key
port made things very unpleasant for
the Brooklyn people. with numerous
remarks and profanity.
Reaching Broad n Front streets.
the Nelson's still ignoring the insults
of the young men, w from the car
jumped out and onto the running
board of the Kelson car, as It pro-
Ceede0 out Broad street, ana over Lno
railroad tracks where 1t ran into q
pole. The man on the front OF the
running board was thrown to the road
and sustained a fractured skull. He
is Otto Schoeck, of West New York,
and when he was picked up, he was
sent to the Newark City hospital in
charge of Constable Edward Hopkins.
He will be held on a warrant sworn
out by Attorney Arthur 8. Van Bus
| kirk, who has been retained by Mrs.
! Kelson as attorney. He was attend
ed here by DIR. ]. e. D. Silcox. who
ordered his removal to the hospital.
Edward II. Jaeger. who had jump
ed aboard the Kelson "a and was in
the rear of the running board. is al
legged to nave punched Mrs. Kelson
on the nose and to have drawn a
knife with which he slashed her In
the arm. He was arrested and ar
raigned before Recorder Smith and
held for the grand jury.
Jaeger's father. a motor vehicle in
spector of Avon, came here last
night to see about his sons release.
While Jaeger denied having used a
knife on Mrs. Kelson, her coat has a
urge slash in the sleeve. through
which blood had spurted and covered
the sleeve. The Goa Is now at the
Office of the attorney. Mrs. Nelson's
arm is also badly cut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
SPoTSW0cD

A crowd estimated at over three
hundred people attended hte lawn
festival hold at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Serman. near this place
on Saturday night to make merry for
| charity sake. The affair was held on
the spacious lawns and in h large
dance hall that was t~astefully deco
rated for the affair as was the lawns.
Japanese lanterns were hung about
| the grounds and the color scheme was
red. white and blue. Many hand
some gifts were received by the
chairman of the committee. Mrs.
Left, hat were auctioned off and
a profit of close to n hundred dol
Jars to be turned over to the Red
Cross. Longs orchestra furnished
the music. The committee of ladies
who managed the affair was composed
of the following: Mrs. Nathaniel
Baylinson, Mrs. Mary Hirsh, Mrs. Jo-
seph Pogrebetsky, Mrs. Joseph VI
Misses Gilmore serman. Lillian Reese,
Rose Bayiinson. Rose Rosenberg,
jeanette Herskiwitz, May Serman,
The committee 10 planning another
affair for Labor Day eve.
Mrs. William X. Irons was called
to the home of her mother, Mrs. A. f,
Van Cleaf, at Jamesburs, Sunday, ow-
Ah8 " AAC VI ISA RaICht
] Peter Schwei-Kert attended the
auto races at S~heepshead Bay on Sat
urday.
The outing OF the wah Beck Camp
Fire Girls held on Saturday was an
ideal affair. Asbury Park was the
point visited by the party. Those
making the trip were: Misses Laura
HUM, Mabel HUM, Grace Dinkle,
Violet Dinkle. Jennie Welsh, Lillian
Goldwoirm, Mrs. Mary HUM, Mrs
Peter Schwei-Kert.
Nichols. Miss Laura Hum was in
charge of the outing as assistant guar
dian.
Mrs. Charles Nichols spent the
week END at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
ePter Schwei-Kert.
Alfred Knight was. a recent guest
with relatives at Boston.
Nc further word has been received
from France by the parents of jacob
Goldworm, who was reported missing
In action last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
WOODBRIDGE

Mrs. J. NJ. Coddington and SON Alan
are the guests of Nj. and Mrs. w. X.
Franklin at Berlin. Maryland. Mr..
|Coddington Joined them for the week
end.
Mrs. ID. S. Voorhees,. Mrs z. c.
Morett and Mrs. A q. Brown viii
entertain the ladies of the Congre-
Eational church at a porch tea on the
porce OF the parsonage tomorrow AZ
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Annu L. Johnson Is spending
her vacation at Sparta
Mrs. C. +. Newton has returned
from q visit with relatives In the
northern part OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Romond
spent yesterday at K~eansburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKeown and
Isons. Robert and William. are enjoy
ing a two weeks vacation at Haines
Falls.
Miss Grace OMEN. James OXEN.
Michael Golden and william Huber
were Reansburg visitors yesterday
and called upon the Tanda Camp Fire
Girls at Camp Beresford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
SOUTH AMB0Y

Miss Catherine 5eagrave Is enjoying
her annual vacation In Atlantic City.
william Edberg, of Newark, spent
the week and with his relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. r.. c. Edberg. In Henry
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahlgreen ana
son Donald. of Sayrevtlle. motored to
| his city yesterday and visited rela-
tfves IN Pine avenue
In a letter received by the relatives
of Jacob Frischknecht who Is in the
service "over there" he states that
he has been slightly wounded. put
also relates that he Is now almost re-
covered from the wound. and expects
TO be back In the line shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gordon n
family. of Allentown. motored here
yesterday and visited with K. II.
Hardy in Bordentown-avenue-
Mrs. James McFarlene. of 24e
Catherine street. who was
Injured In an accident on the corner
OF Henry street and Stevens avenue
on July, has had TO have an opera
ton performed on her leg. The acci-
dent caused her left leg TO be crush
ed between an automobile n the
erug stone against which she was
knocked. h was X TO the Perrin
Amboy city haspital whore DR.. j. O.
Wilson made every endeavor to save
her limb. but Developments proved
unsatisfactory. so the operation a
to be performed at oat institution
last Friday.
Miss Cecilia McGonigle who went
to Cornwalls. Pa. for to take up
teaching there. is again back with rel
John Frischknecht. OF George
street. Is erecting a new dwelling In
Prospect street.
Mrs. NeIs Kviest and daughter. Mrs.
Earl Let's, OF Prospect street. vis-
tied In Perth Amboy yesterday morn
ing.
George Welsh, who recently entered
the u. s. service as chaplain. that he
Is stationed at ST. Augustine. Fla
Misses Martha and Jennie Witkow-
ski have returned TO their home In
Blossburg. ePa-. after visiting for sew
eral days with Miss Helen Kwtlinski-
street. spent Saturday night visiting
In Perth Amboy.
Miss Ruth Newton. OF Bordentown
avenue. is making an extended visit In
the Poconos-
Girls and boys Of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school r busy sell
ing tickets for the annual excursion
20 be run by this school to Asbury
PARK and Ocean Grove On Thursday
OF this week. This In the only xcur-
sion 70 the park this year. and not
wfthstanding the slightly higher
rates, II appears that many IN going
TO take advantage OF he days trip
70 the seashore. The excursion Is run
together with the Perth Amboy and
Totfenvflle Methodist Sunday schools,
the same as usual. There will only be
one section leaving the park at night
Mrs. Mary Price. OF David street.
spent Saturday night in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
KEAs5EY

Mr.. and Mrs. George Pollock enter
tanned many friends and relatives at
their home In Crows Mil road yester-
day afternoon and evening in honor
of the christening OF their daughter
Lillian. Guests were present from
New York, Brooklyn. Perth Amboy,
Fords and this place. A supper wa
Mr.. and Mira. Andrew J.. Schmidt
and family of Bay View avenu visit
ed friends In Fords last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nehrkorn
and family OF Crows Mill road visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hirner In Fords last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Schneider
and sons Richard and Kirt spent yes
terday IN Metuchen.
spent the weekend with HIS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfeifrer, sr., OF
Smith street.
Private Edison L. Day of the Ma
tional Guards. visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfeifter yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bertram, sr.,
of Crows Mil Road, entertained rela-
tives at their home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Connolly and
family of New York are visiting al
the HOIne OF MT. anu mTd. WliildIu
Romer. IN Crows Mill Road.
Matthew Land and sons Elmer and
Roland OF Bay View avenue, motored
to Keansburg yesterday.
John Brennan IL the u. 8. N. r.. f.
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
visited frionds here last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fullerton and
child OF Fords visited at the home OF
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
W. j. Fullerton in Smith street yes
terday.
The Protection Fire Company No.
1 will meet tonight In the fire house.
Nj. and Mrs. William Bertram, Jr.,
entertained q number of friends and
relatives at their home In Crows Mil
road yesterday afternoon in honor oil
the christening OF their son William
George In st. Mary's Catholic Church
The sponsors were Mrs. I.
Harmed OF Perth Amboy and Michael
Parsier OF Keasbey.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fullerton OF
Perth Amboy were the guests OF the
formers parents in Smith street yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Holxmann and
son Alex Of Grows MIL road spent yes
terday IN Mstuchen.
Joseph Katrausky was a Metuchen
visitor yesterday.
A. meeting OF the Improvement As
ISOLATION of the second ward Of
Woodbridge. viii be held tomorrow
night In he IRE house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
Frost MOT Que 70 Noon.

The moon may be OF tremendous
Importance TO young folks hanging ovei
the garden gate or to night marauderi
with an Ineurabic thirst for water
melon. but Il should have no sinister
Significance TO gardeners or farmers
In some sections OF the country pre-
walls a peculiar belief that In the sea
son when frost is to he expected ID
occurrence Is largely influenced By ths
phase OF the moon or other periodical
phenomena. Careful tabulation Of
frost data and comparison with mooE
phases fails 10 disclose any such reia
ton. All persons interested are there
fore cautioned 10 watch not the mooE
but the forecasts issued BY the wealth
er bureau
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
cRANBURY-

Miss Georgia Mutt Is the guest OF
Mrs. John Silyers INC Mrs. Ella
9tuitaL
Rev. u. q. HAgaman and family Of
Miiiviile visited Mrs. Anna Cole last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. william johnson,
Misses Clara and Bessie Bergen spent
Thursday with MI. and Ans Earl VII
son Al Manesquan Beach.
Mrs. II. 3. Dey IL spending q few
days At the home OF Mr.. and Mira
John 8 Appleget OF Red Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley HunneFvtl Of
BROOKLYN are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. SilverA
Alvah W. Forman has returned 20
his home In Cranbury after being en-
gagged several q In business IN
Montreal. Canada
Mr.. and MIRA A A. Duncan re-
turned home on Thursday after spend
ing sveral days travelling IN New
York state
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
kETF0RT

Hewitt w. Wharton, of South Key
port has Joined the state militia.
John Larkin, of Bridgeport, Is
spending several days with his sister,
Mrs. Roy Harris. of Broad street.
A. J. Peil, of East Orange, Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Kah-
Ter, of Warren street.
Howard Triton. of Long Branch,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Triton. Of Osborne street.
8. z. Tilton. of Flatbush, is the
guest OF relatives In the borough over
Edward d. Hill, of Atlantic street,
spent Sunday at his summer home in
jackson Mills.
Mrs. Bernard Sheldon. of Main
street. has returned after having
spent a month in the Catskin noun
tains.
c. VI. Hardness, of Front street, Is
spending several days in Washington
where he is the guest of relatives.
Misses Sarah and Bertha Stanger.
of Red Bank. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Phelps Cherry. Of Broad
street.
Mrs. Frank A. Smith, of Division
street, was a visitor at Perth Amboy
on Friday.
william A Tilton, of Osborne street
spent the week end in Newburgh,
where he was the guest of his sister,
MRS. caroline MoShler.
Mrs. William Lewis of Atlantic
street was the guest Of friends at
Perth Amboy on Friday.
Miss Sara Cadoo of Summit Is
spending several days with her sis
ter. Mrs. ]. Harold Hendrickson of
Atlantic street.
Pierre Holmes now stationed at
Camp Dix spent several days in town
this week.
Mrs. Irving Smock of Red Bank
WIS the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hoffman of Division
street several days of the past week.
William Harris of Verona was the
Sunday guest OF Rev. John r. Reeves
OF Osborne street.
Miss Dorothy Kahler has recovered
from illness which has kept her con-
1ned to her home for several days
this week.
Mrs. Milton 8. Crosby OF Osborne
street has returned after having spent
q week with ~out-of-town friends.
Fred Rruser. now stationed on q
submarine chaser. spent SATURDAY. with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Kruser of Main street.
Friends In the borough. received
word of the sudden death of Aubrey
Moore, who was killed in a train
wreck on Saturday. Mr.. Moore was
b resident of Mariners Harbor, s. I.
me a frequent visitor in the borough.
Rev. Charles C.. Walker Of Phila-
delphia. n former pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church spent Sunday with
friends In the borough.
Ernest Goodenberger OF East Key
port was the guest of friends at Asbury
Park on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
HAND BILLS BY AIR



Kcyport on Thursday.
By Special Correspondent
KEYPoRT, Aug. 1s:-with the
Red Cross fete but three days away
noveI features continue to be intro
duced. One OF the most interesting
events to take place in connection
with the fete win be held on Thurs
day at Beach Park. will be the drop
ping of hand bills from a large aero
plane which will fly v the borough
on Wednesday. The aviator will dis
tribute the bills in this novel manner
and will probably fly over the nearby
towns.
Contributions are continuing to be
received and any donation, however
small will be gratefully accepted by
the committee in charge. A hot dog
booth will be under the direction of
Mr.. Rapp, and a candy stand has also
been arranged for. A unique feature
will be a real fortune teller who will
disclose the coming events in a. most
mystic amer
The program which has been ar
ranged promises to be of the best
given here and the children's dancing
under the direction of Miss Lillian V.
Campbell win be n of the best lea
lures Of the evening.
The Keyport Silver Band which has
donated its services for the evening
has engaged special soloists rom out
of-town and will give an excellent
program.
The dancing In charge of the Aero
marine committee will also be q big
feature. Special decorations will be
placed and the event promises to be
the biggest and best Of its kind. The
committee In charge is DESTROYS OF
clearing a big sum to be turned over
TO the local chapter of the Red Cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19

Woman farm labor is becoming so
general that you can hear something
like this on almost any New York or
Chicago street car:
Hello. Mary, where's Alice this
summer?"
"oh. she's farming down In Iowa
and likes IL fine. And you know
Grace is down at Mt. Kisco. N. Y.
this year with q farm unit. h says
it's just like getting wage for going
on a camping trip"
What IS a woman's farm unit7
Briefly, it's a squad of women. from
four to seventy in number. under d.
|rection OF a trained supervisor from
the Woman's Land Army headquar-
tiers, organized to do farm work of all
sorts at wages paid by the day Or by
the piece. The units live In their own
camps, near the farm or farm groups
where they are employed, have their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
SEWAREN

Miss Adele Coley Is enjoying her
vacation at Atlantic Highlands.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Zettlemoyer
spent the day at Coney Island yester-
day.
Miss Alice Fender, II. Il. Pender.
Walter Pender. William Fowler and
Franklin Sofeld visited Keansburg
e. ID. Wright took a party OF young
people on a delightful sail yesterday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19

troubles. - Mn ELSIE G. LEWIS. 30
Vernon Ava, Brooklyn, N. y.
Such conditions as Mrs, Lewis SUI
Tered from may be caused by q fall or
4 general weakened rundown condition
81 the system, and the most successful
remedy 10 restore strength 70 muscles
and tissue and bring about o normal
healthy condlficn-has proved 20 be this
famous root and herb medicine. Lydia
II Pinkhamss Vegetable Compound
II you have disturbing symphonic you
40 not understand write Lydia T. Pink
ham Medicine Co, Lynn. MasA The
result Of their 20 years experiences is &C
suur service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
MILITARY MEMORIAL
In Port Reading Tomorrow for First
BDy to Fail I'm France.

In Port Heading TOmOrrOw for First
Bby to Fall I'm France.
PORT READING, Aug. pa mill
itary memorial service will be held
tomorrow morning in st. Anthony's
Church here In commemoration of An
thony Coppola, a local boy who was
reported as killed In action on July
l20. Coppola is the first Port Reading
boy to be the victim of German bull
lets.
Rev. Columbino Galassi. pastor of
the church will be the ~celebrant at the
military mass and will deliver the
eulogy in italian. Rev. DR.. Haggerty
Of st. James II. G. Church In Roose-
Welt will give an address in English.
Soldiers from Colonia and others In
uniform will be present at the cere-
mony and the church will be draped
with the American ,colors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19

own housekeeper and chaperone. ana
furnish their own food from their
wages. All members Of a unit have
passed q physical examination and
are fitted for manual labor. They
are best adapted to lighter farm
work, but I'D to date have ~successful-
ly engaged In blowing, narrowing,
cultivating, wedding. hoeing. fruit
picking. sorting a~d ps-f'~~ -Now-
ing. with both sythe and machines
hay raking ana pItch.-4, ~-v.-~.
shocking grain. fence building and
milking. The Mt Kisco farm unit
broke the time record last summe in
siloilling.
The general testimony of farmers
employing pima labor is that ex-
perience proves that what women
lack in physical strength they more
than make up in their superior con.
scientiousness and quickness."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
Chinook Salmon.

The Chinook salmon. scarcely known
commercially seventy or se~venty-hve
years ago. is today one OF the most Inn
portant food fishes In the world. 1t Is
sold In sealed cans in nearly every
market. All individuals OF this spe-
cies and the blue-back salmon. closely
allied to Il. die after spawning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19

Velvet was developed and originated
from fur IN China. Thence yelvet-mak-
ing was introduced into India. and In
the fourteenth century into Italy. where
that sort Of fabric especially appealed.
and where the art q yelFet-making
reached rs heighth-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
by BIDDY BYE
WITH THE wOMAN'S LAND ARMY

WITH TIE LAND ARM
OF AMERICA
Reports from the front-line trench
es of New York. New Jersey. Ohio,
Iowa, Illinois and points east and
west. confirm umo of a tremendous
victory for the farmerettes. with the
opposing forces of General Food
Shortage in full retreat and enormous
casualties among the potato bugs bril-
gades and the weed reserves.
Tho Woman's Land Army of Amer
lea is harvesting much of the 1915
American food crop, and along with
1t is reaping reward and recognition
of the value OF woman's labor on
farms. George It. Powell. of Client,
IN. Y, has used women's farm labor
for ten years-still does it and says
women are better adapted to fruit
farming than men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
GIRLS GO CAMPING

Port Reading Camp Fire Girls Go 10
Sea Breeze.
PORT READING, Aug. 1.-THE
Camp Fire Girls Of Port Reading will
go to Sea Breeze for a camping trip
tomorrow. They will be accompanied
by guardians and expect to remain
two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
FoHDS

An members Of Company b. New
Jersey Reserve OF this place are or
dersd 20 meet at the Fords nrs house
tonight 81 8 o'clock for the purpose
q assisting IN h preparation for the
Canoe Saturday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19


eral rundown con
diton with head
aches and pains In
my side. Ny sister
induced me 10 try
Lydia E. Piakham's
Vegetable Com
pound ] found 1t
helped me very
much and such q
splendid tonic that
/ am recommend
ing n 20 any woman
Who has similar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19

Ny wife. Mamie r. Hess. having left INV
bed and board. ! win not be resp Jnzihia
for any debts contracted by her.
FRED o HESS.