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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25

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tbr, gegen 6as lte idon lange &c:
fampft batte. ginen gab es ia 0ob II
Ser 8elt, einerE Der Tie liebte, Ser e.
ibr ba1nbertmal betenert, me1tn tie
aub feline @efible nibt ertpiDern
fonnte. l1npilfurli6 iblng lie Die
&i6t1ng nab No0en elm. un6 lie no
Der tie DEM 3iele fan, 0eito oelttli=
der itano 0os 8ilo oes 2eutnants Dor
ibrem @eite. @or eS au9 ni6t al
les, pas tie geben fonnte, Elm treueS
8eib menigitens 1pollte Tie ibm fem,
adten nno 0anfbar iein 100 Tie 5u lie
ben ni9t bermo6te.
gom matten S1ein elmer oufoqm-
mernoen Soffnnng umfangen, batte
lie Die @anptitaot nit ibrem lebten
I@el0e erretdt un6 1t6 in Der u88ro11=
2er6e" Elm beideibenes 3immer ge-
ben laiien. Nm. folgenoen Bormittag,
oa lie nit unrubig flopfenoen Ser
5en ben entibei0en6en Gang antreten
pollte, erfunoigte tie itd) er1t BEL Dem
m Saustor itebenben @irt. Ser fonn=
tie ben alten mie BEN iungen Ebeobalo
gut. Ser Sans bobe i9on I'M Moi
ieinen Mbi6ie6 genomn1er1. M1t9 bdit=
ten ibm Die gltern ons @el9Gft nbge=
trete1 uno ieBt miir0e es nod bergr0=
Bert mer6en> tperun nu9 nod Ser BIN
ten anItoBen6e 2ilienbrqu oamit berz
einigt ner6e.
Stunts Bulie fopften lt4rfer. STE
erfun6igte iib nod Dem @ege, nn6
Der 2erGer1pirt, nndoem er i'm be-
idrieben, tief ite nod einmal 5uriid.
u8ouen's net lieber morgen geben,
SSungfer? Sebt mein' ib, tper6en's
ibm nidt gra6 gelegen fommen."
uBurnm riht??"
n8eiI er &o93eit ma6t. Mber
mabrboftig, 30 fommen iie ia
gra6."
&lni tpa1Bte MIR nod, DOB int glei-a
den Nugenblif Elm glan5en0er $50,
gen5lg an ibr boriibergeront nar. u.
Der feiite Mirt binter ibr etrpns in
tbr DIR fliiiterte, bon Ser idDne11
Iobter bes rei6en. 2iIienbrdu. Sem
@ort batte iie g%eantoportet, mar auf
ibr 3imn1er gegangen, ibr armielt-
.ges 8inoel boien, nn6 bntte 5um
nad5iten Gore binauS Sic Staot ber-1
Iaiien.
Mbtperfenb Die fneu6lofe 2oit itntt
fie 5tuedlos peiter 5u troge11, 1as
idyien Die ein5ige g%rloiung. 5terben,
1terbenl Sn 0ie Seiomt 5uruiidfffom-
men, ibre lieben Serge nod einmnl
tpi%e6er5u1eben mar Der etn5ige bum-
pfc Drang, Der fiib nod IN ibr regte.
unbetpl1Bt bon ibm fortgetrieben,
iie Die gleide 5traBe bin
Die tie gefommen Sag fir Sag, bon
Dorf al Dorf, bonn Mitleib Ser 2eute
lebeno, bie, ibr bas Gleno bonn Sc
leieno, gaben, obne Dob lie 5u
braudte. 81 NOR tie beute gum
gm1mgartbofe gefomtnen, lint at err
fabren, 0oB Ser 500, Ben tie erfebn-
tie, i'm 8egriffe uar, in mor0eril6er
@ier ft6 auf ar0ere gu itiir5en, auf
yater ODER Brl1oer. 8, 6oB tie ons
ptgene nubloie 2eben bette bingeben
f0n11er1 fir 6ag ibre.
SEPT mar es iii, nls miible nnp
5obre Der Mabnlinn in ibrem @ebirn,
sYoEf.s e. SG.S ks %NX
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
Mlan fam e mr. beeriifen, baf

Man Fam es MIR begriifen, 6af
8rdiiooer1t @iilfon iiid 0ie ginmiihung
bes Senatg ii Der bon Sal BON Stem
Wegifo eritpebten Jorm berbeten Fat.
ESenator 5un lit fonif EN- gar15 per
ninftiger Meenfh, nber Ser 5tonD-
punt, ben er 5n Der merifaniiden ar=
gelegenDeit einnimmt 1T nidt Der.
niinftig. gr m0dte &srieg nit Merifo
baben, unb ons 1T Elm unperniinfti-
ges 9egebren. Npb bat bas 2an6 iib
pon ben 5olgen 6es lebten &rieges
inibt al erbolen %begonnen, nn0 Elm
ne1ler &rieg tpiiroe geraoe5u Elm Ser
breden an BEN beIten SSntereifen 6es
t2anoes iei1. @s tpiirbe nns nnberbem.
t1ad) allenL mas IN Sen leBten Sdbren.
geideben iii, pns Mber in1perinliitii6e.
ariegsgeliIfe bier gere0et nnb ge-
i6rieben 1por6en 1T, in cine garl5 be-
0e1tflide stellung CUR iibrigene 0elt
bringen.
8abrenb elmer 9ebatte in Der be11t-
lden Notwithstanding, in Ser
gefagt pl1r0e, BOB oie ~ungebe1re gu
r1abme in 8erbreben unb nnlfttlid)-
feit gum groBen Geile Sen @anoel=
biloern 5u5uibreiben lei, iagte &err]
@od, Der meme Wini1ter bes SSnnern,
BOB er Elm @efeb fir 8eninrfontrone
borbereite. Nah 6ieiem @e1eBe tpiirbe
ie6e &on1m1tnalitdt elm Monopol in
Wan6elbil6ern un6 1omit nl16 bie ge=
pini6te @ontroue bnben. @ns mir
ben uniere groBen Silmforporottonen
gu einem iolden 8oriblnge lngen2
Dies miiBte bob aus 6em Bege ge-
i6nfft tperben, menn es n11d) Elm Bib
9en @el6 foiten iollte.
8is at alueitanienb 8rp5ent baben
Die neutrality-suspicious. mdbrenb|
bes &rieges iaibrlih 5ufammengerdu=
bert. @enn man berbient 1dgen tpoQz|
tie, piiroe es cine 8elet6ignng fir ben
Collar iein, Der auf ebrli6e 8eife err
tDorben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25

Il
linn Sriit gegeben. Wenn bis 0abir.
6er Sub nidt g%efutben 1T ooer iib
lelber iterlt, miro er fir Ben aoitl err.
dolien."
ullnb morgen it's al gnoe29n rang
les li6 0nmpf aus SUMS grllt. Die
gnn5e 8itterfeit tieflten 5bmer5eS
flang aus Sen 8orten.
ags fam fid) nod nlles me110en,1
pid Der gaumgartbofer mitleibig
aus, .es meiB ia 1lier1n1lb, no Der
&alH lit
.Nsenn lie i'm inoen 10 briagen lie
|ibn Inn. 9eilanb unb grl0ier," ianlz
merte Stunt III mtlber 8er5neiflung.
Yl6blib dber raffte tic lib auf. uSdh
m1tB FIN, mod Sberau. gum 8ater,
lpieueibt, baB Tie au6 cine &l1gel fir
nlib baben, ms @eii6t min ids if
men i6reten, 0aB i'd nit ben S6iiben
ausge5ogen bin, BOB aud ib oie 8ofz|
lien gefiibrt bob mioer lie!"
Better, SIR merit gltd oemDberi
I5u 6iiBen," meinte Die. 8a11erin,
ufonnt bod iein, 6aB er Grburmen1
bb0atttt' Z"
Tim @nooe betteln net11!" Mit
Dem alten ltoI5en Srobe ri6tete 6as
Mdoben fid n1f. ~W0gen Tie nns
ale totem, o6er mid allein, fir ben
Softer, ben 8rn6er!"
- 81.
gbe Ser 8aumgortyo1er n10 1ein
Weib fie 5uriidbalten fonnten, bate
&11ni bas @aus berlaiien nnb ihritt
baitig bem Dorfe .5u.
Weii6e, ber5tpeifelt, nit allem 5er-
fallen, mar iie Dor menieen Stnnoen
in oas Sal 5urmdgefebrt nno nm
peitidte bie 1%1nerb0rte S9redensfnn-
Sc nod einmoI ibr 8lut gu. miloem
idmer5lidem Sample auf.
@inem finfteren Sral1me glei6 5og
uues, tpas iie IN Sen lebten Mon6en
erlebt an ibrer Seele boriiber. 8ie
cine @ed9tete batte fie en0li6 in MB
ting 11ntpeit &oienbeim cine Inter
ffunft ge funoen. 8is gum Serbit mar
lie bort geblieben, INN in Der Nrbeit
ales @rlittene at bergei}en.
Damn nber Doren Sol6uten an
oem Morl9e nod Eirol ba1rbge5ogen
bie iie I'M MpriI als @efangene nod
begleitet, un0 batten iie tpieber
erfannt. Germ bdtte Ser ganer Die
&raft audi iebt nod be=
aber 6em un1pi1en Der 9orf=1.
iab er it6 81 meiden ge=
5tp11ngen. W2tt henigem @rlparten
Itan0 &uni mie6er bilflos berlaiIen i'm : :
frem0cn 2an6e. :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
en- ser in Nem Wprf nehnltene1

Sn Ser in Metp Ourf gebaltenen
I@e0enffeier fir ben berftorbenen &San=
tbolifen Soiepb 5rep belt Bifbof Dr.
Soiepb S6rembS bon Solebo cine Mn-
ipra6e. Dieie &e0e mar cine an Die
SaBpropnganoiiten geridtete fraftige
lStanbre6e. Nutriotismns fei nod in-
mer Die lebte 3uflum Ser 59nrfen,
iagte Der Brdlat. 0ie 9aBpropaganoa
gegen aIes, mqs oeutf6 lei poer aus
Deltf6larb famine, entipri1tge nidt
1bem Batriotism11s, ior1oern oem&om=
meraialtsm1s. Sofepb SreD fei elmer
Der @ifrigiten unb @rfolgreid1te1.
beim acknowledgements gepeien
unb nidtS babe fem frarfes 8er5 10
ibtper getroffen mie oieie 8ropaganoa
lDes &nlies. Mmerifn babe nod 6e11
8orten oes Brdii6enten @ilion &rieg|
gegen bos 6ent}dye 8olf ni6t gefiibrt,
Mntofratie nn6 Militorism1s ieien
gefouen, aber Die Yropagnn6n bes
&aiies lei g%eblieben. Se6em gnglan-
Der lei es geitattet, England 5u tie
ben; beim 8eiude oes Brin5en bon
@ales bnbe man iogar BEL bielen|
Mmerifanern 2iebe gu England Der-
ipiiren f0i;nnen, unb nientan6 nebme
es ei1em SStaliener libel, tpenn er iein
@anb liebe nnb 6eiien 5pru6e pflege.
Wnrum ionte Elm Mnnr, Der in
G%e1tfd)lunb geboren ieis ober 6efien GIL
tern aus De11ti9lano itammterL nidt
6ns 2nnb feiner Bdter lieben nn6 bell
len Sprade pflegen 6iirfen2 Sic Be-
gio1tare, oie iebt 10 eifrig 6ie 8ro=
pngnnon 6es Suiies betrieben, bdtter
m1f oiefe Grage nod feline NnttDort
gegeben. SD i6dme mild ni6t met
ner bel1tiden 9bfunft. SD bin fogar
itol5 oura11f," rief Der 8i{dof aus, H.:
Ia11ter geifan lobnte bieies mann
Bnfte @efenntnis.
te& n ~ .a5&&e S2EHssS@T sN5 se n 1870 Sr@,H.IGIj
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25

yM3ebr nod es ion fem @ebeimnis
mebr 5tpiiden nns fetn, Sum-, es gob
cine 3eit, 100 i6 tie ltebte, 11no in
ben brennenoen Eriimmern bon
|Sbma5 bab' i6
6ortlebung folgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25
eSn Ser bprIebten Nummer Der bD.

SSn Der borletten Mtm1ner Der bon
|ibm berausgegebenen 8obenfhrift
.eriubte 81. George &nrben Dem mon
nad)fagt, er babe @oo0rom BiIfon
-entoedt ieinen ebemoligen S6iibling
aud, bon lpinem Mmfe 5uriidf5utreten.
SSn Der IeRten Drummer ridtet er 6aS
gleibe griude1 an sefretar nmnl-<
tp. 90 Die1 @ebdliigfeit fam es nn-
ter %ebemaligen Sreunoen geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-12-25

M1d bp11 Der merifaniiden si1ppe
fam mon nur boffen, bab lie nidt
10 beiBt gegeffen tperDen moge, Diie1
geipiife 2eute tie gefodt boben polen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
YACHT CLUB MEN
HAVE SMOKER
Pleasing Program Given at
Cub House Last Night for
Big Gathering

With a capacity attendance of
members, the Raritan Yacht Club
last night was the scene of a gay
party when q smoker and stag was
staged at the clubhouse under the
direction of the new entertainment
committee, of which Clarence Odeu
is chairman.
An excellent orchestra, composed
of Blaine Pritchard, pianist; Richard
Hermsdorf, violinist, and Martin
Schenck at the drums and traps, play
ed throughout the evening with q
number of the latest jazz selections
and accompanied the singers.
ran Sherman, an old favorite at
the club, pinch hitted for the Eddie
Ford who was slated to appear Sher-
man has appeared before at the clup
and is always a hit with his line OF
witty stories and wittier songs. Ford,
a victim of the influenza, will propa-
bly, appear at the text event.
William Huehn, master OF lnnum-
cradle musical instruments, rendered
selections on various sizes and as
sortments of instruments, ranging
from clay pipes to q saxaphone. IN
terspersed with the musical numbers
were stories and songs, all OF whlcn
made a strong hit with the audience
r. r. Hosking, in charge of the
refreshments, provided s~auerkraut'
frankfurters and rolls.
The event was the first of the sea-
son, the usual monthly stays having
been curtailed because of war condi
tjons. The committee is planning 0
series monthly up to the summer sea
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06

You'll never know how quickly a bad
cough can be conquered, until you try
this famous old homemade remedy. Any
one who has coughed all day and all
night, will say that the immediate relief
given is almost like magic. 1t takes
but a moment 10 prepare, n really
there 10 nothing better for coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 22 ounces Of
Pinex; then add plain graduated
sugar syrup 10 make a full pint. Or
YOU can use clarified molasses, honey,
or corn syrup, instead of " syrup,
IL desired. Either way, the full pint
saves about t%wo-thirds Of the money
usually spent for cough preparations,
and gives YOU a more positive, effective
remedy. It keeps perfectly and tastes
STANDARDIZATION like 1t.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. 1t promptly loosens
a dry, tight cough, and o you VIII
notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether. A days use VIII
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bronchitis, Group whooplng cough, and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is q most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway. pine ex-
tract, known as the most reliable remedy
for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces Of Plnex" with
full directions and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute sstis
faction OF money promptly refunded
Ihs Pinex Co, ~. Wayne, Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
Muskr1t LorN

The feed Of the muskrat consists Of
grasses. apples. bark Of trees, water
plants. carrots, turnips, cabbage and
corn. and crayhsh.
Although millions of these brown
colored rats are trupped each year for
their fur. the number does not seem
to decrease. When the fur Is made In
to clothing 1t Is called Russian mink
or Baltic seal.
One Of tho ways of trapping the
muskrat Is to set a trap three or four
inches below the surface Of water In
a place where he has been in the habit
Of leaving the water. In this way he
will step iato the trap as he under
takes to leave the water. Still anoth-
er way Is to place the trap just below
the entrance Into his home. Some
trappers use apples or turnips as bait.
The home quarters Is usually quite
q large cavity and contains much grass
and sticks. During the drst two or
three weeks of the life Of the young
the mother muskrat does not leave the
home but depends upon the male to
furnish the feed supply.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
LODGES

Court Amboy No. IS, Foresters
of America, was again given a boost
membership at its meeting last
night when two more candidates were
initiated. With the number that was
taken in at the class a week ago the
court has now a membership of 1894
and with other applications pending
the court will pass the 400 mark by
the next meeting. The court is plan
ming to celebrate its twenty-seventh
anniversary with a dance and recep-
ton on Saturday night, April rs.
There will be dancing and a supper
will be served during h evening.
is chairman of the committee in
charge of the arrangements.
AT a meeting of Violet Rebekah
Lodge No. Sc, Odd Fellows, held last
night three candidates were initiated
and a report of the dance and social
held Saturday night at Dana hall was
given, at which about $40 was real
ICED. After the meeting a social time
was held in the club rooms down
stairs and refreshments of coffee and
cake were served under the direction
of the entertainment committee.
In the report submitted by the
committee in charge of the dance held
recently. at a meeting Of Jefferson
Review, Nc. 27, Woman's Benefit AS
socaition, last night in Red Mems hall
the sum of $40 has been realized so
far. There are a number of tickets
still out and when the returns for
them have been made it is expected
that the amount will be increased.
One candidate received the first,
second and third degrees of the order
at a meeting of Middlesex Council,
No. GO, Jr., o. U. A. NJ. last nigh The
pinochle tournament an/gIhe mem
bers started last night. There are
seven teams entered but beeause OF
the weather last night there were only
three tables to start. Plans were
made for going to Woodbridge next
Monday night to confer the degrees
of the order on -four candidates fol
Anchor Council OF that place. The
members of the council with the de-
gree team who are TO put on the work
will leave from Smith street and Madi-
son avenue at S:15 o'clock by auto
truck on the trip TO Woodbridge. The
next meeting of the Middlesex County
Past Councillors Association will be
held with Cranbury Council No. 60 OF
Cranbury, next Monday night.
Perth Amboy Camp, No. 10,
Woodmen of the World at it's meeting
last night inflated six candidates and
received twelve applications for men,
bership in the camp.
There will be n meeting Of Val
halla Lodge, No. 275, odd Fellows, to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
Police News

William Butler, q soldier station
ed at Camp Raritan, was sentenced
to thirty days at the county Jail for
disorderly conduct He also asserted
that the soldier was intoxicated and
had grossly insulted several women.
The soldier denied all the charges but
the evidence was against him as a bot
tie of whiskey was found in the pa
troll wagon after he lad been convey
ed in it to the lookup.
Louis Pavitch a laborer of 103
Washington street is being held with
out bonds for a hearing before the
grand jury on a charge of carnal
abuse. He had been under $500 bonds
but his bondsman decided that he
needed the money so badly that he
brought Pavitch to police headquar'
ters and had him locked up SO thai
he could secure the bond money.
Motorcycle Office Frank Seiboth
gave a summons to A. Kroop, of 345
Madison avenue to appear in court to
answer a charge made against him of
not having his rear license plate ex-
posed
"A telephone communication was
received from h Keyport authorities
last night that Florence Nielsen, Is
years of age, had been missing from
that place since 8 o'clock at night on
March 4. She had on a red and blue
dress,-a black necktie, black shoes and
stockings and an old lark blue sweat
er. The local police have found no
clues in this city as to the whereabouts
of the girl
Emil StremIau held court last
night in the absence of Recorder Pick
ersgill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
-Four Apply for Letters
Of Administration in County
BIZ Stof Correspondent.

NEW BRUNSWICK, March c.
Letters of administration were grant
ed here yesterday to James Kidd on
the estate of Esther Kidd, Of 497 Am
boy avenue, Perth Amboy, who died
on OCTOBER 20, 1918. The heirs are
James Kidd, husband; son., James,
and daughter, Esther.
Ada Otis, of New Brunswick, was
granted letters of administration yes
terday on the estate of George Otis
who died on November 13, 1918. The
heirs are one daughter and two sons.
Marcy A. Calamie and Perolmo ].
Calamie, of Raritan Township, made
application for letters of administra-
ton on the estate of Leonardo Gala
mic, who died on January 2S, 1919.
The applicants are sons of the deceas-
ed. There are also four other sons
and two daughters.
Mary A. Wallis. of Perth Amboy,
this morning applied for letters of ad-
ministration on the estate of Anna
K. Wallis, who died October IA, 1918.
The applicant is the mother of the
deceased. Two sisters, Rose Wallis
n Elizabeth Leahy, and a brother,
Thomas Wallis, also survive the de-
ceased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
HUNS EXPLAIN
THEIR FAILURE
Wireless Message AlIudeS to
Threat Made by Marshal
Foch's Representative

LONDON, March 5-A German
wireless message picked up here al
ludes to a threat made by General
Nudant, Marshal Foch's representa-
tive on the joint armistice commission
at Spa, because the Germans have
failed to turn over to the Allies indus
trial and agricultural machinery.
Teh message explains that German
firms collecting the required material
have been unable to complete delivery
because of strikes and the shortage
of railway cars and the destruction of
railways lear Erfurt and Halle; also
have retarded the carrying out of the
armistice agreement.
1t is said that trains filed with
agricultural machinery are standing
on side tracks between Erfurt and
Breslau. This machinery was collect
ed in Silesia. Supplies from Mecklen-
burg, West Prussia and East Prussia
are all similarly prevented from
reaching Mainz, the stipulated place
for the surrender of the material.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06

Joachim. 20. youngest SON of the
ex-kaiser of Germany. perhaps aspires
to the Bavarian throne should the sue
Rupprecht 10 become one. At any
ate he is reported arrested in Ba-
varia along with Prince Rupprecht
and Prince Leopold for mixing in the
plot to overthrow the popular govern
mert and reestablish a throne. Rup-
precht has never foresworn his right
TO the Bevarian throne should tho sue
cession come his way. From the top
down, in the picture, Joachim. Rup-
precht and Leopold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
CITY BRIEFS

The social service OF the Simpson
If. IL. church will meet tonight at the
home of Miss Lucy Woglom on Mar
ket street at the hour of s. Every
member is requested 60 be present as
the first rehearsal OF the play TO be
given OH March II Will take place to-
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
Leave to Arrange Terms

HU A SSOridten PTe9S-
POSEN, March 5-The inter-Allied
commission which was sent to ar
range new armistice terms between
Germany and the Poles left today to
meet the German delegation sent
from Berlin to arrange conditions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
WEAR
AND ECONOMY

Last year I purchased a standard
make of shoes. and in sixty days the
soles were worn through. ! had them
re-soled with Ne0lin Soles-which
lasted me six months in the same
service that wore out the other soles
in two," writes E. A. Lancaster Of
Lancaster & Company. jewellers.
Greeneville. Tenn.
Mr.. Lancaster's experience with
Neolin Soles is not unusual. Millions
of people can testify to their long wear
and economy. To reduce your shoe
expense. buy Ne0lin-soled shoes. You
can get them in many styles for every
member of the family.
Neoln Soles are created byScence
TO be comfortable and waterproof as
well as long wearing. Good repair
shops carry them. They are made
by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co,
Akron, Ohio. who also make Wingfoot
Heels-guaranteed TO outwear all
other heels.
ne01inSo1es
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
Thomas NpiIand.

Thomas Neiland. nine years old, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neiland. of
57s Cortland street. died yesterday
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row with interment in st. Mary's cem-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
beer ISSUE AGAIN REVIVED
Deck Workers Complain Of the ousl-
ity Of Beverage and Shortage 81
eupply-unIons Strong and
We'll Organized.

London.--The industrial unrest prev
alent throughout the country is cat
ing serious anxiety, not only to large
employers Of labor. but even to con
servatvs labor leaders. The LABOR
leaders taking this attitude Include j.
H. Thomas, general secretary OF the
R~ailwaymen's union, who warned a
meeting of postal workers who were
demanding q 42-hour week. more hon-
days and curtailment Of night work,
that "the Industrial and economic po-
sition Of this country gives cause for
alarm"
Demand Shorter hours-
The postal workers are only n OF
many trade unions which are demand
ing shorter hours with the present or
better pay Up to this time the de-
mands Of the miners have been en-
bodied In the resolutions Of the South
port Miners Federation, who demand
ed that the government demobiliIe all
miners In the army and that wages
other than war wages be advanced 30
per cent.
The attitude of the miners he's
Saused the most comment, as coal and
its price more directly affect the pub
lie. It 10 estimated that to grant a 80
per cent increase In wages would e
the price Of coal up at Pdoliar a
ton.
In addition to the miners, the ship
builders on the Clyde and In other
centers are agitating for a 40-hour
week, with daily wages Of FL. The men
engaged In the same industry In Bel
fast threaten to throw down their
tools unless they get a 44-hour week.
The carpenters throur' 'ut the United
Kingdom are asking Tor a H-hour
week, and the iron moiders, who re-
Gently got II hours. are threatening to
strike unless this 10 lowered to a
hours.
May 90 70 Extremes
The dock laborers are putting forth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
AmericanlzatIon influence.

An unforeseen by-product of home
demonstration work, especially In
cities, has been Its influence as an aid
in the Americanization Of people Of
foreign birth or extraction. In many
instances 1t was the home-demonstra-
ton agent In her food-conservaion
work who gave the foreign m the
first understanding Of the war and her
duty as an American citizen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06
EADING-LARCEST-BEST

PROPOSALS
Bids for furniture will be received
by the Board of Education of South
Amboy, New Jersey, at 8 p. NJ, March
18th, 1919 at its office, 1927 Fourth
Street, South Amboy, N. ].
ing OF bidsZs9 aMsrrdinr Cmb2SssSs
specfSz..iesSn. Tsring the eo--~T
quired. bidding form. contract form
and hoLd may be had upon application
at rhe above address.
BY order of the board.
WILLIAM NJ. EMMONS.
Secretary.
2511-3-5-3t.
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
In q HURRY

Fer real effectiveness. this cid home
made remedy has ne eqo.l. EAS-
iy and ehesply prepared.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-06

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