davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
THE WHISPERING GLORIOUS
NOTABLE PRODUCTION
Superb Aircraft Picture -- Unusual
story Of Strong Mans Sacrifice 8
Outlined in THE Whispering Cho-
rus

Embracing in its cast a notable ar
ray OF screen players and unfolding
story OF intense dramatic interest.
The Whispering Chorus" spccia.
Cecil b. DeMille production Tor Ar
craft viii be the feature at the Cen
trail Theater today and tomorrow. The
scenario was prepared by Jeanne Mac
pherson. brilliant writer who achiev-
ed fame as the scenarioist of Joan
the Woman The Woman God For
got, "A Little American and other
famous cinema successes.
The story is of unusual strength of
conception and its development mas
terly throughout The action is rapid
the interest of that quality which
grows as each succeeding Gene is un
folded, and its heart appeal is ire
sistible. In the various roles are
prominent screen stars including
Kathlyn Williams, Raymond lIatton
Elliot Dexter, FULLY Marshall and 9TH
ers, all of whom are favorites witch
lovers of Paramount and Aircraft pic
lures.
The theme OF the picture is one OF
self sacrifice and it contains all the
elements that appeal successfully t.
the human emotions The story IS
that OF man, hurdened by debt. who
steals money from the corporation
with when he is employed To es-
cape arrest he drops out of sight 10
lead the life of hermit fisherman,
leaving his wife and mother i'll isno
rance of his Whereabouts. HE eX
changes clothing with body which
he fishes out of the river and the po-
lice are not only convinced that Trim
BE is dead but that he was murdered.
Also there will be Mack Sennett
comedy Two Rough Tenderfoot"
Admission 10 and - cents.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
ARRIVALS AT HOTEL COMO.

A. h. Brown, Monroe; Eloise Mayos,
w r. Alexander Little Rock; Mrs +.
NJ. Jones. Mrs. e. S. Kelly Dallas;
p. G. ONeal indiana; l.. w Elliott.
Little Rock a. j Kinzel Dallas NJ.
A. Bryant Dallas; T. O. Brown,
Stamps. III E. Walker. Little Rock;
j. S Newton. A. w. McCouts Arka-
delphia: r. II. M Gill. Camden; w NJ
Whyte, VIM r. Beattie, j H. Cain
ney. n. A. Erwin Little Rock. W =.
Walker and wife, Hagen; G. r. Roy,
CHICAGO; T r. Howard and Wife, Lit
tie Rock; Chas Jackson and Wife b
E. Rove. Little Rock; f. e. Buck
oklahoma City; Harry Neuer jeff
Goodman, Memphis; Joe Davis, OKLA
homa: G. l.. Rictor, Shurdon
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11

had seen him declared that he was
dressed in wonderful costume Of
Eagle feathers, and he left a feather
as a receipt every time he took a pot
of money from the mining company.
But one night the guards were too
yisilant They captured man on u
horse all decorated with eagle feath
ers and with the blood of dead con
stable still on Kim But the outlaw
VAS Lacy Coins brother Bob.
Lucy did what she could and then
rushed up TO the cabin OF her sweet
heart John Gregory. To her amaze
ment She found him on the bed des
perately wounded and clad in he ru-
mored dress Of The Eagle.
Affection is strange thing: It
sometimes uses a gun to express it,
self Il did this time.
Monday the Royal has booked for
the first exhibition in this city THE
Allies official War Review" released
through pathe showing up to the
minute and correct views of the war
situation, under the authority of the
National Committee on Public Infor-
nation, OF which George Creel Is
chairman This is truly one of the
bis scoops" for the Royal. Remem
her Monday
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
GRANDMOTHER WAS DRUGelGT

In the early days of our country
grandmother was the druggist, and
her drugs consisted mostly Of roots
and herbs gathered from the fields
and forests. There was pOpeermint
for Indigestion, mullen for coughs,
skullcap for nervousness, thorough
wort for colds. NORWOOD for bruises
and sprains, and so on They were
successful remedies, too. II was from
a combination of such roots and
herbs that Mrs Lydia f. Pinlham Of
Lynn. Mass, more than forty years
ago. originated Der now famous Veg
etable Compound; and during all
these long years no other remedy has
ever been discovered to restore health
to ailing women SO successfully as
this good old fashioned root and herb
medicine
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
his picture has been shown in

this picture has been shown in the
city
1t would be unfair to the producer
to tell the plot of the picture as that
is the main attraction 1t is enough
to say that you will see the most
startling picture ever produced.
Some of the things that you should
know about it are these 1t tells how
the kaiser and the Germans planned
and determined TO make war on the
world, and it shows the kaiser in just
the place that you would like to see
him. The plot begins with Germany S
plan to rule the world before the war
and carries on till it shows how it is
possible for us to win IT, war by the
fighting OF our boys in khaki.
Prices 10 and % cents, with war tax
included,
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
cHANceRY, COURT NOTICE.

Attorneys aud litigants are hereby
notified that causes No. 3407 to 6627
inclusive, viii be called up for final
disposition on the 1st day of July
1918 Kindly take notice and be pres
ent on that date
BY order of the Chancellor.
F. w. ROWLES, Clerk.
Or. q. w. 6reedlove. Or. j. S, WIikIn,
Res. 815 Malvern. Phone 2t33
DRS 6REEDLOVE e. WILKINS
Physicians e. Surgeons
Arkansas National Bank Building
Office hours: Suites 400-403
a. m. to u m, to p. m.
Office Phone 81
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
Indiana Woman Found Relief.

Mrs. Thos II. DAVIS, r. T. d. No. 3,
Montgomery, Ind, writes she ha
trouble with her bladder and treated
for several months without relief
Foley Kidney Pills were recommend
ed to her and she commenced using
them. She says she got relief from
the first two bottles, and eight bottles
cured her. Many similar letters have
been written by grateful persons who
found relief from kidney trouble
backache, rheumatism and stiff
swollen joints A. G.. Jennings Adgt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
CHARLIE CHAPLIN AND
A BLUEBIRD AT ROYAL
GREAT DOUBLE PROGRAM OF
COMEDY AND DRAMA TO DE-
LIGHT PATRONS TO-DAY.

The Royal theater today presents a
big double bill OF comedy aud drama
to delight its patrons, headed by the
worlds greatest comedian and the
highest priced funny man in the uni
verse, Charlie Chaplin, in a rough anu
tumble farce-comedy, "The Vaca-
bond, and Monroe salisbury and
Edna Earle in Bluehirds latest fea-
ture. The Eagle
No outlaw like "The Eagle" had
ever disturbed the none too placid life
of the mining ana railway center lie
was fearless and seemed to know in
stinctively when money was coming
to the mining company. Those who
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
ELkS BAR ENEMY ALIEN
LANGUAGES IN CLUBS

Atlantic City, ~ j. July 10.--En-
envy alien languages are barred from
use in the club houses Of the Elks, by
a resolution unanimously adopted b.
the grand lodge in annual session
here
The big Brother movement will DO
amplificd throughout the nation by
systematic campaign. A junior police
system will be used to find homes and
employment for hayward boys.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
BERLIN VIA AMERICA
AT PRINCESS TODAY
The Greatest Sensation of the Season
A Picture That Tells the Truth
About the Kaiser.

For today ana tomorrow the Prin-
cess has secured the most talked Of
picture of the season Berlin Via
America Among all motion picture
productions and certainly among all
war pictures. this latest one of Fran
ces Ford is unique Ii has a punch
every minute and there is an appeal
to loyalty coupled with actual events
that win make your blood boil Many
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11

The Eastman KODAK department OF
Sorrels Drug Company esta 5lished for
so many years Is now the largest In
the South Let ar professional pho
tographers be your "Truble Men" and
sive helpful criticisms and Instruc-
tons. Prompt service l-26- II
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
EASTMAN KODAkS AT
The MORRIS DRUG co

Following the announcement tina
we had reopeneG our Kodak Depart
ment We wish further to announce
that we have secured the Eastman
Kodak agency and will carry fun
line of all their products, including
films, kodaks, velox paper. etc.
Our Kodak finishing department Is
In charge OF MIR. Joe NJ. Seihar, wlu
is well known to all amateur pho
fosraphers. He will give his personal
attention to this work and will guar
antee that all work turned out eau
not he exceled
-------- . ------
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11
OR. *. A. SIMPSON.

has returned and can be found at his
offices in the Arkansas National
Bank Bldg. ground floor. elevator en-
trance S-S-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-11

You Hoover1ze, wnen you order
what you dke. and Ike what you or
der. Good things to eat AZ Frishy's
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25
~ i " sssa Il sa Ness
sAaA sss Ha
ss ya
la Elp Is MEan mw
SAswss E@N ss sss as~. rak#ss as sasss
ssxsas# sa sAs ss&gs vi Il ssse
Assssssssas gEsss#a IN gsas
sss&ss Mss
as Kgss sAw.

VI ssa sa e~x a.pse sxMss ~as s~sa
Aa sssssag ss
Sssssw 81 VI ssssa NJ maKs sssa ssssasrss
sasA ssssassasassssss sass s'fg ~ asassss
~ sss ss*sSawsss 8sss @es assass wgesae
ss sssaessse
ses u s@s@ sNssss asses#ss i asaae@
ssssa# gsasaasa 81 ssss sssse g. ssss d
*asa ssYx@sss sasa~ssassssss
sss4 s@w sses ass@ + sapsM. ssass ee
w @sasw gssA assA ssss sstsF aass4sy ~
sa &ssH nsss II sssssas a@ ssatsns ~
wassa Aasassss# as As assetsassa
a#a ss41sgh 81 spssws ssaAs ssg
ss s sssss7sa 0st@ ss ea6sss III feksg VI
sMeAss Nj ~sas ass asssssssese. III ~
ssseses 81 49, ass#ss ssaasasss. As ssssss.
sess ssssgsssg Rsss AssSa
Ysa# assgsssssss aGgx@ssssa ~ yssfg sssss
As ssss f'aNssesssss Mssss wae exasss 81 an
sa&gass sa sssa ssswiAaa1g ama ekAtvga
sssg sg ES@agTAasse fsa.s fsses3s sss
sssssa asssgaaFa TsAssss sas ss4ss
ssiss ~ssassgsTsse rssFe assss sassssae.
lasws Il ssa4assas sssassssss ssass ~e
wsTs aAxas se sggagpw essssakarsg sa asr
ssrm Ia fass tfsv smsas srsssssssssa ass
- ss' ss',s asef
= 8 ~ - Nsaea'ssa y aaa sFas''sss
60 ss'ssa { assssassA s's1e Msas' - @Ffs
go ssss' - sa s7ss. sseR
ssesns Hs* ssss assa 4ssfsssaasss ssss-
~ ID asasa Ia sss@ war. MIA Yps psx
ssGKass ss&usz sssds3 rAaMytag sase euw
sFAs Sssss ss asE8 ygsa aesgs1
Buy liberty aassa.
ths sssksssSs sss sssssf ssas with e'osssa
AAS sssssssss pes r@ss hssage very Fms
tsssssasssis nv ssssasx y A1hefsy hassa
Wssasa y@a prefer to heGn fass ealsest
ass hss gsssx 81 pgsssassssssaa sas~ssse
ssxs faa saa d. 10 ay rsfssaas ia srss
yaaas tssasaasFs ~gta sasss ssassass
1a~Fs sMa BE- 40 sarh sslag W sseu
ssxats ssa tsss sssst "a ass assssaesn
essssssa Ia thts Was. Either Fes uy~s
EsasrHss ng sas ass srsisus. wsssess
sc sase tss4 ssaasi yasi sAasse sa bet
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25

SAHsSsS# Me H&Nss EsstsS AE fsH
ss Messss aee
ssA ssx sssss ssssg& mss
sas s
sssssss a a Msss
sa - n sse ssssa
sas8 esesa VA IA
ssss Asa ss s2ssssgsi isss
as s $50
ssss h VI sssssss IA
sa.8 sssas@ asSsssssa ss Sss48 ssss -
ss.ssssssss Sas@s4 aaasaA 3 @a i 4aMeassaA
ssssss s 81 aAsM s ii s@ sseA
sasssS ssssasasss sssa kSRM asssm
ssgsss vaesss aassses
~ assa asasssM ssss sas
" ssss4s sssssss &asa a. gasss&sga sA ~
asa 81 asA sssss# sasw
sasa ssa Esssssnsasss ~ aNe
s@e ssTsa aaAss asss~ sa#s m sasA
~ Ess sssssas@ssssssa
as ssasseaessa @s Sss ssssas@ ass@s ii
saszsw ssasgs. sssv aeNamaa ss@ EAs
ss.eas ssssss IS aas.ss as~sAs ss@a*
ssassss AssaA# n sasaaa ~ ssssssss 3
ssss@s ~ aalss se aass $50 ssRs ssss ss sssag
assssssa q sssssAaes saassgs s&a ~.
fsss~a &e Asss sssas@#ss swsapas
ssseS sasesMss vi s##s# $50
aas assa a4 Aase#saess US ! assss
sseAsssa Naseesss sssas zszSsAssss.s8 sssSs -
Aazsas@ kss ksss ssaass ssssas III sMs ~8g
asels8ssa g1 ~ assss Il ) ssassg xaasa ass IS
aass "a asaa 80 N0sss MN ss a.ssasss ss,sss ii
~ aaa II 1ss.ss
's ~ : 'sss III s'sk 'sssss 81 81 $500 81
1850 80 " *ss saA@ @4A ss%fs ka
s ~ ~ sss
'ssasS MsFsssss
ssssa@ q Ne ksa@s* ' sssss ssHSss tssss sss'
@sss s.sses sas.st 81 80 sssss. $50 ! 49,.
.ssass,,sssasss 81 sxss. gaAs
- siss IS sss sass sas ssasass
~ 500 - ~ - ssssss NsssM asst sa 1Ss
~ ass 81 sassss& sssks
$50 ~ *sisss = wsss s1ss'sss
saa asssH sss W ass2 esf
- a~ Fsa sssesw sas@s sas@E e
saaaF zaa& Es ssss@ss
sssFsa e ~ AaaA sssssss
.xssrs..av sss.sssusa s.as s.swns 80
sss sassa sax ssse,y 80 "a sAsss-..s
ssrs sssss. ssas ID 4 sssgs ax ID ~,
s.ssss~asa .ass tss axaessss.a ss 80.
sasFs s s~gasssssss.s s,sszsss IN ssya.ss ssas9
ssss ~ s&efT fssEsassS ssse IN gass
ssaa sass 'ses e Esssss Nssrasaa xssssvs
sasss sss hssFss sesxsAssN gfsaAys AsTTi
! ~ assss1s 500 ~ fsssrsy Fssess&a-
50 sssS ssaF szs8 ! sESs aSa rsszasss
sasas sAs sas W. xsses assT 10 sh*
/ Naaa ssss ss fsvss& ssaa aeYshs ssa1 sss
! ~ @ssssNss sss Asss bssFasax uE sasx szsFss
ssaa hssssssgY asssa EasTysTs san
AeA ssss sas& ~ *has BE aa@
I gs,, u II .sss.., ..s s,.a,. ss....,.,. J.
ss,ssss. -, ss s,.s - s.. !.
1. 4 81. III. !. 8. ~ =
a. .,.r sse i. s.. =
- So Is. - q Z ~ ~
sssssss ~ 49, ss -
- IS. .s.. ss sss,ss ~ 80
ses..,rs j s,..s.ss ~. ~. xssss
/ MasA v AsAsssss sss.ss sssesga sn sssnnn.
sssss sAass sM9s. Aa h&# Il gssesN sass,
s ass saa ssegsaan ~esss ssas
sses sssa I'd esa8y ssfaa Ias sYss aas IA
gAr sAss6 s.asss4s Asaa agawes Rogers
pssgsas Aa Imagsfsaas gags aas sgaraS
Ssss Sss4ass sm Ssasssa. sssssa VA nss sasssa
Gssas sa IN g4essssa es $50 aHYsswa
sss...s ;.,,.s -. .s..
- 3 81 -
8. ssss s-ss's s.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25
nf INT STATE


! g & +
= s7s ~ ss's F@
NJ se sss NJ % ss,.s
a's sa sss'ss ~
- ~ -
aasekss@ sss8 sessssea sss ssVsySsss#s
#ss aass essa N #ssa M
sss@
s@sss ssess u ssssss s~s sssssx Nssssa4
NJ ssaa 8wv N s@ssas Nsssas asesss
~ s@N sssssss
s,s =. as IS
.s.es..s s..s y. -. - ss.s..s - q
- - ss - ~ 's y ssA
.aa.sss.. = ..s.. .,..8
- y.
,,ss.,s,,s 80. ss.ss.ss
1es Nasss4aA " essssAs
~ sessas - saAS asssssssx W ~
~
# .sss,@. sssaease s..v,..sssss sagas i.
sss.,s,.s,a ss.4ss $50. s,.....s. -. -
saHs ssRss ssFa - ssss@s asa3
ese q 80 Ns's ss sss#ss
go spN s'sssie 7asas ~ #ss
Fl sssf~ sss 'ssass ses#e;
sa@ ~ ssssss Nssa as'Ass
ssaRssA Ess = se@sH tsF -
aN ssssa sasses @sss
S'ss saea sasss ss 8saas
s8tla@ u. awa.s..s,. ss.,,s.as, 80 ssss...ss,s
z. s.assss - .s,a4 sss,s 81 80. S. d N
- as5g.ss s..,.s4 ssa..s.,as
s-,sss -. - ~ -. 81 80 s,s.
&s.s.8 - s4.ssss. s.sss. a.1.s,., ss.s..a.ss
a.s,s III s.s ,ss...,. - - s
sssass..a '.'S
o sssas ~ &ssa asss aassssss
N3As geaas saes ssss esseassss saas#
asS7sSss ssa8 FsasMaassss Sa sss#sss Nh
sf sf assassszsss assas ssssssss
Fsssa sssHsaa NV saa ssaFssz
ss nesssssss AsaAss
a ssFa 80 ss'ssa fzss' ssssssfs s#ss
Aas~ &@ assss as@ aS ~ sssH
fssssa
d as,sssass.s asss..9 u 49,,
assss.sss sssss ss.asssssg sa.. ssx,...s !. 800
sexse i a..sss q sas ,.ss.ss.s So S.
.,s.a.s x.s,s j .s,.ss,., ,sss,ss MI ~;
sssssps ~ go So. ,ssgsss+,s,ss sss
s~x,s ss.,,ss..s ~ ,ss,ssss. - No
81. - gs ..y -. -.
- sssy..,s az - q -
shs a.xs.sss
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25

Aa sasa M 'sgsssss
sssss


@ 80 ssss'M sss's '7's 81 Nsss
1ssssss ssss 'sses 7ss'sss
sa'aassass MsAass
ssss.
..ss.s, ... s...,s
.s,..,s N. ..s.,s.5 80.
"a.
-
SIS 60, -,
sa.,.ss 6.
s,.. a,s... ..,s.sa..s,..s
sss.s ss,.a
a,,ss ss.,,s
ss ssss s
svss,a s;.a
49, $500 s
~
ss;s sasslsss ass..ss .ss.s
aess4 ss.sss3
s,ssss,a.stssss
# s.gs 3...s
ss ssssss ss,s.y..,sss...,. ,sss
,sssssa ssass aa..4s,.s,sss,ss' 49,
60 ,,a.ass - -,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-25

e 44s 81 Es*3s SRS IN GUY EHEa3f
assa@a sssf a1sn 81 pxrs, a~f i'd
sassseg III ~ 81 vsas aia sisshsx abous
sae aaAsssr. sssE.aGav ssszsssssx a#hss.ssss.
sasd sAs sssssssssx ia. xssyeansr,eus Ill.
saSs@as ssssssrss#s sssA nxsasas ssxatses
sssas 8ss Aa4 sssss snsersssss ~
sk~sH assas sssf,ss Y ~ SfsNx sa ths I'D.
sssAsssxss " MssstA IaA sysa ~ = sk&fs ssf
sssss' sa.ssassy bsa saasas asassF 9Th, ssae
Y ~ Y fs ms 81 assss sssssn aasi
assss ss.sxs " ssssesns sisiEens os
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR

The secret OF youth Is ELIMINATION
OF POiSONS from your body. This don
you can live to be a hundred and enjos
the good things OF life with az much
pep" as you did when in the spring.
time OF youth. Keep your body In
good condition, that's The secret.
Watch the kidneys. The kidneys and
he disestive organs are the main
causes. The kidneys filter and purify
the blood. All the blood passes through
your kidneys once every three mute
They strain or filter out the impuritiss
and In prope working condition and
YOU have nothing to fear. Drive the
poisonous wastes n deadly uric acid
Accommodations from your system. Take
GOLD MEUAL Harlem oil Capsules q
intervals n you will always be In per.
feet working order. You will feel
strong and vigorous. Nerves and mus.
cles will be elastic and your face will
radtats youth n health. COLI
MEDAL HARLEM OIL Capsules are I'm.
ported direct from the Laboratories al
Haarlem. Holland.
They are not . patent medicine, but
4 guaranteed remedy which has been
used by the Sturdy Dutch for over
800 years q which has helped them
to develop. into one Of the strongest
and hsalthfest races In the world. GET
than from your druggist. Do not take
4 substituts. In sealed packages
three sizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
scventy-seventh Chapter

Scyenty-seventh Chapter
Before the dawn broke, Bremen
Summoned Heinrich from the room
above. To me he said:
I'VE have work to do. You VIII
pardon me IL I assure myself OF your
company when l return" With that
they bound me to my chair. Then
they carried away the bodies of the
dead, roughly shrouded n weighted
with stones which Heinrich brought
from the beach.
I'VE will row straight out to sea-"
Bremen instructed his helper. The
sun was a red ball in the mist when
they dragged their boat up the beach,
and themselves into the cottage.
II had TO keep you here" said
Bremen quietly, as he released me-.
The plague has got us both. / beg
of you, get us something hot to
drink"
The kitchen where 1 went to work
had a window toward the west. I
could see. at some unknown distance,
a monstrous circle shape itself in the
dissolving mist. Then s~caffoldings
and towers appeared, the gigantic
toys of a coast picnic ground.
If 1 could escape my way would
better be along the sands toward that
deserted pleasure park, I thought.
But. IL / could not escape?
My patients became drowsy with
the fever. I was tempted to abandon
them as soon as their stupor should
overcome them. But a terrible hur-
rfcane mote the sea and shore. 1t
prevented my flight and kept me to
my strange new~duties. Monstrous
pillows hurled themselves across the
beach and soaked our door with
spray. A heavy rain changed the
swamp behind the shack into a lake.
And death chose another victim for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
by n. e. Al
Copyright, 1918.

that charnal house. Heinrich was
| dead before the day vas done.
Heart failure" said Bremen. IN
nuenza terminates that way when q
victim is careless. It may end so
with me. We've used up all the heart
stimulant."
C~uriously enough, now that the
man was helpless, perhaps doomed
liz did not rejoice. Personal feelings
dwindle in the presence OF death.
Moreover, 1 had acquired something
of the professional nurses interest In
a doubtful case.
Bremen tried to move Heinrich's
body to an adjoining oom He faint
ed when he made the effort. When
he could speak he explained that he
was suffering from a relapse; he had
passed through the first stages OF the
FLU several days since.
Now IL will go hard with me. 1
suppose you will leave-when the
storm lets up?" he said. 1T would
be just what is due me-"
I recalled that skeleton of pleasure,
the great wheel which was to guide
me back to my world, and 1t seemed
Hike q symbol of all hat is silly in
modern life. I looked out at the
mountainous waves which had wiped
out my path of escape. / looked at
the sheeted form of the boy Heinrich
dead of a pestilence. / thought of
the great war, and of Bob. my nus
band. Life was a tumble and a well
ter from beginning to end. but plain
before me, every day, was a duty.
That I loathed this special duty
counted for nothing.
mo. I will not go when the storm
passes" I said to the sick man. II
will stay here. I will take care of
you"
ITO be continuedl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
Glass In Spanish at Y. N. c. A.

American interest in trade In Porto
Rico, Cuba, Panama and the Philip
pines, and our ever-broadening rela-
lions in Central America and South
America, make q knowledge of the
Spanish language a real business asset
Now, that the war is over there will
be an unexcelled demand for an al
most i~ncalculable trade with South
America and other Spanish speaking
peoples, and this opportunity Is call
ing for men and who can
read and write Spanish.
Realizing this need. the educational
department of the local Y. M. c. A. is
organizing a class In Spanish. They
have secured a native 6paniard for a
teacher, who Is a university graduate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,

III All vi
To all whom these presents may come.
greetings: :
Whereas. 1t appears to my satisfac-
ton. by duly authenticated record of
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof by the unanimous
consent of all the stockholders, de-
posted In my office. that A. NJ. METZ
ENDORF, INC, a corporation of this
ated at No. 24s New Brunswick Ave
nue.. in the CITY OF Perth Amboy.
County of Middlesex, State of New
Jersey (Adolph NJ. Metzendorf being
the agent therein and In charge there
of upon whom process may be served)
has complied with the requirements
of AN act concerning corporations (Re>
vision Of 1890" preliminary TO the is
Now. therefore. !, Thomas F. Martin.
Jersey. DO Hereby Certify that the
said corporation did, on the sixteenth
day Of October, 1918. file In my ONCE
q duly executed and attested consent
In writing to the dissolution of said
corporation, executed by all the stock
holders thereof. which said consent
and the record OF the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file In my said
office as provided by law,
In testimony whereof. i have hereto
set my hand and affixed my offcial
seal, at Trenton. this sixteenth day of
October. A. D.. one thousand nine humid
THos +. MARTIN,
IL. So Secretary of State.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
Police Of New York and This
City Out for Auto Thieves

During the past few months many
automobiles have been stolen in this
city and In nearby towns and in many
cases all traces Of the machines have
been lost and 10 is the opinion of
Chief of Police Burke that an organ
zied band of motor car thieves is at
work operating in this section of the
state and in New York city and he is
working with the New York police
authorities coward that end.
Detective Sergeant l.. A. Long had
been assigned and word was received
from New York today by Chief Burke
and Detective Long that al important
arrest had been made by Detective
John Armstrong, who was in this city
last week with a prisoner whom he
had caught in Long Branch.
Christian Thompson, of Port Read
Ing. reported to the police hat his
automobile was stolen Saturday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-11-26
Golden Brown Corn Oysters.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Office of the Excise Board of the City
of Perth Amboy. City Hall. Perth

of Perth Ainboy, City Hall. Perth
Amb0y, NJ. j.
The following. Is q list of h names
and places of business of applicants
lions or petitions made to this Board
spirituous. yinous. malt or brewed IL
quors, to wit:
saloon Renewals.
Name Place of Business
John Wawerczak, 1872 State st.
Mary Koscielniak, III Hall Avenue.
John Resko, $50 Keene st.
Charles Franzblau. 16s Hall Avenue.
Andrew Yurochko, 145 Washington st.
Stanislaw Scibienski, 2S4 Smith st.
Joseph Kwiatkowski. 39S New Bruins
John Palko. Ss7 Fayette stA
Joseph S. Bacha, 329 Fayette st.
Max Fucker, 223 Smith st.
John Dudor. 81 Inslee st.
Alexander Weiss, 2 Smith st.
Hotel Renewals.
Joseph Riznichak. 404 Amboy Ave.
Bottling Renewals.
Catherine Labuza, 342 Bruck Ave.
Otto Skovboe and Viggo Jensen. trad
ing as the Hygiene Steam Bottling
Works, 400 New Brunswick Ave.
a Fass and Max Salzfnan, trad
ing as Fass & Salzman, 26 Smith Street.
Take further notice thatsthe said APP
plications will be taken up b. and pre-
at It's next meeting to be held on the
third day of December. 1918.
ARTHUR E. GRAHAM.
City Clerk.
22S10-11-19-26.