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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-13

ing the war turned their attention to
manufacturing machine guns and parts,
have taken up the manufacture OF tyne
writer's. They have transformed their
plants and all during the war kept In
view the fact that during the period Of
reconstruction they could go back to
manufacturing on peace time basis, but
even with all their preparations IL will
require months before they are In Il
position to turn out typewriters on a
large scale. Meantime,\ the second hand
dealers are doing 4 thriving business.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26

LibuSe zszpivala sva velika, ia
sna solva: cesky ,narod nesko-
ra! - nemohlo byt pro mas po
chyby, re ieji proroctvi Sc ma
plni, re neskona cesky narod,
ze prekona hruzy boure a re
,vrati sc dolby, kdy Praha bude
Ease mestem velikym, jehoz sta
va hv6zd sc budc dotykati.
! VSechny ty drahe, davnc
vzpominky proSly pred zamze
,nym zrakem, kdyz jsem byla
nedavno Praze a navStiVila
zlaty dun mad VltaVou. Davali
"Pousteynikuv zvOnek', take
.jednu Z tech lmilych ,starych O.
per komickych: ia sedela V
!raboznem utiSeni V starem zaa
mem hlediSti, pred oponou, kde
.shledala jsem Sc sc vScmi Zie-
ivy, tax dobre znamymi; = vra
ito sc mi ma chvili me detstvi
Q ruzove mIadi, bylo mi. .iako-
bych bNla pIisla 'Ameriky' u
karlova, jakoby rodice dosud
! zili a maminka, podobna pani
Sklenarove, sedela vedIe mne,
{; vsichni umelci. kteti jiz ze-
mfcli ncbo odcii, bv!i fl po-
sud; - a vcru, COZ zemreii?
Coz je to pravda, ze jeiich sla
va odchazi S mimi? Saad jeiich
slava pozemska hyne a odcha-
ri mimi, snad sc ma ne zapo-
nina, pfichazeji generace, kite
re jich nikdy ncvidely; ale oni
,byli clanky jedineho retezu,
Iienz pfelrvava v6kW cd nich
ucili sc jejich nastupci, oni zij
V Mich pcdnes, jako ziji rodice
" detech a d6dove We vnucich.
Zaznal zvonck, ten starry
ZvOnek!
Proc to zvoni? Ma ber;inky.
Opona jdc vzhuru. Joaze
id les uz ncni zivot tax pi'ikre
,rozdelen ma. skutecnost a nesku
jtecnost, Il nichz .ona je vSedni,
tta'vo nedostizn6 krasna. neni
.i;z obycejnych slnrteyniku a pc
iIobohu, ale ie zivot. velike bo-
hatstvi bolesti. st6sti nad6ie. a
jsou lide.
A knezna Libuse, svetla pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26
NAVSTEVOU v PRAZE.
Napsala Helena Malirova.

"A proc to zvoni?" ptavaly
!jsme sc my detj, kdyz mas stryc
wal s scbou do divadla do To-
re, a zvonek oz,aamoval zaca-
tex predstaveni.
"To Ma beranky," odpovidal
!stryc dsmevem. Proc, ma jake
beranky, nevysv90loval, a my
Sc dale nevyptavaly, nebot v
!hledisti Sc jiz setmelo, a opona
isla vzhuru.
Zahadne zvoneni ma zahad-
me beranky oddelilo razem
svet skutecny cd sveta nesku-
tecneho, zivot pozemsky cd
|nadzemskeho.
Divadlo - to bylo pro mas
llus nebe, do nehoz dovoleno
nam obcas "a ziva vstoupit.
Cely den chvelo Sc mas srd
Ice redockavosti az bdestnou.
Vecer slavnostli strojeni - ma
|vecefi ami pomySleni. Mista,
kterymi vedla mas costa cd Kar
Iowa dolu - ticha, jasna ulice
Katefinska, mila Jecna S aka
tovym stromofadim, starry ko-
Istelik Vaclavsky, Zderaz, celia
ia koncina dnes uz zmenena,
zhlucnela !. =. iakych vlidnych
ia svatecnlch barev .labyvala "a
Itemnych veceru zimnich, "a te-
|E:ych lejnich rudNn sluncem
rad Petrinem.
Ma veselohru t6sily jsme Sc,
re Sc zasmejeme, No smutno-
hru, re 81 zaplaceme, ,na operu,
re uslySimc drahou hudbu.
Ucitele We Skole sicc povaZli-
We potrasali hlavami mad tim,
re nam rodice dovoIuji choditi
j ma hry, ktere nejsou psany
pro mladez, a otec sam ma to
brucival. Ale maminka. liz by
- divadlo po cely zivot jedinou
labavou osvezenim po praci
H. starostech celeho dine, ma
ninka nam rozumela . prala
.Mam velike sjasti.
Bylo to yskutku stesti. byla
,tc radost neiryzejSi. Knihy a
,divadlo. Tane6ni hodiny byly
'rapnym sL,amanim pro mych
i&estnact let; hloupi kluci ta.lc-
Gnici, kteri mic nec..li . divadlu
irerozumeli a kterych isem Sc
lie vScnu stydela We sve detske
'jeste neohrabanosti a placho-
|ati, ach, .iak byli ubozi a smeSni
iTedle hrdinskych zjevu re svG
Il div2dclniho.
Asrael -. Don Juan
.Hajitel huti; Zlatovlasy andel,
Icorny isyudce, francouzsky mi
iov1ik s francouzskym plno.
Tousem :. A plavc snede hi
dinky - cikanky, kralovny.
IjeptiSky, Parizanky, diblici 4
hor, NTlouchky, danny kamelio
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26
vi, jake je to.

Bylo to V lcdnu. We dne
mraz trochu povoli!, chodniky
zvlhly, ale Ma noe prituhlo. Y
deset hodi1 vecer vysdl domov-
nix Karabinka, wal do taste
~ pisell a sypal chodnik. Prisel
k menu straAnlk.
"Cloyece. zblazlil istc Sc?
kdybyste ra1eji poradn6 posy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26

We. bytOStl TAX OdllSne Oh
vsednich zjevu vsedniho, cnude
no zivota! Ale kusy naturali-
sticke, ktere tehdy, pred patna
cti, dvaceti lety, byly sale je-
ste V puvabu ,novosti, okouzlo-
valy naivni dusicku; tu sice w.
stupovali lide vsedni "'jako VI
ziyote', a dely Sc veci "jako re
zivota", zeny lidu myly pod
lahu a mely ma sobe prave ia
kovou kazajku i zasteru zapla
tovanou jako nase posluhova-
cka, a mluvily plnou hubou, a |
prece - a prece bylo to neco
"jineho'; ano, libily Sc nam ia
kove "moderni" - kusy jak Sc
tehdy rikalo, jeste vice nez ty
nemodermi. Bylo to tax prekva
ipujici a tax rozkoSne, videt ma
.ozarene;n, nedostupnem jevisti
ty ozarene, nedostupne umel-
ce napodobit TAX verne zivot.
Divadelni umelci byli polo
bohove. Potkaly-li jsme je ma
ulici, az Sc nam dech tajil. Kdy
by nekdo 2 mich nahodou o mas
+byl zavadil pohledem, radosti
bychom Sc bNy zfantily. Ze by
chom mimi kdy mohli mluvit,
o tom .jsme 81 ami sniti netrou-
faly, to bylo COST nadponysl-
neho.
Y divadle byli nam nejvzda
lenejsi a prece nejblizsi. Xii
ola obraznosti, jsou ohromna a
silna, donesou detskou dust do
r&iu. Pc odzvomeni "na beran-
ky odnasely il primo ma prk-
ma svat znamenaiici, mezi zbo
ziloyane bytosti a ona 81 tam 81
mimi obcov;.la rovna s rovny-
mi, ona S mimi trpela radova-
la Sc, ona s mini zila umirala. +,
A blouznivych hovorech do
ma ci We Skole 0 mich, zbozno-
vanych, nazyvaly jsne 81 je du
vernymi .imeny, byl to mas Flor
janslIi, mas Benoni, nase Benotn
ka, lase Kubeska, Kavalarka,
Lautcrerka, Volfka, mas Sci
fert, Slukov, mas MoSna, Sam
berk. Prvni .lasky byli tenoritsi
anebo barytonisti, iak pax il
max? a predstavy nejvySSi kra-
isy, puvabnoSti, elegance, svud
|ncsti Eehy byly nase Benol-
la, rye parizska Frou-Frou,
sumici hedvablm V kazdem jed
|nanl jinem. Nase Eubeska, nej
ilibeznejsi divcina, Inase Tatana
Lautererka. naSe rozkoSna,
|smava Kayalarka. Sklenarka
kyla dokonalym zosobnenim
dustojnosti kralovske a lasky
materske; iak jsme byly py-
sny. kdyz kdosi shlcdal podob
most nasi mamimky nj!
Co byto proleseno V jevisti.
bylo svato. We vyssi divGi Sko-
lie zajlmaly .jsme Sc take jiz 0
nolitiku. Skutecnost byla ne
kdy ,rudna, ale kdyz Ma ieviSti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26

rokyne, nenf jiz bohyni V obla
cich ,nedostupnosti, ale sestou
rila mezi mas, neviditelna, ne
hnotna, ale zijici, a hudbou
Smetanovou zn6ii V srdclch la-
{ich jeii spravna a mohutna slo
va, slibuiici zivot.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26

MuzzIIrn,
kterrii jsou
nernocni!
Lekafstvi a aelektri11a
We spojeni.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vylcciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli Ike mne a
poradili Sc sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pdjdete k jinenu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Ncbu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim yam W.
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemcci ner-
vove, krevnl, kozni, chronicle,
a RUNE nemoci muZskc, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine S mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, (bez rezanl), bola-
ky vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26

/ avail chodnik &c dne- Ted IA
roc ic to certa p.atne.'
Il pan buh chran, Prav6
tcd' ie to vic zapotrebi. Dyt TO
zram re zkuSenosti a vim. ia
Ky to ie, jit Z hospody domu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26

kdyz to klou5e. Stiizlivej Sc
We dne vzdycky ut!Tzi, ale chu-
daci opili. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-26
Doktor F. G.. Leslie,

Spccialista ma nervovc, chroni-
cke, krevni a kczni nemoci.
UTedni hod. cd 8 do 8. V neda-
Ii cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
413 PROSPECT AVE. S. E.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
HOME DEMONSTRATION
DEPARTMENT
t..++ +++++ - ++4 ++++4 ++4+

Mr. n A Clapp. Meat Canning
Specialist Of the A. and " sEzten-
sion Service il here this week. With
Miss Halsey. County Home Demon
stration Agent. Mr. Clapp il giving
demonstrations in every section of
the County Monday Mr. Clapp gave
demonstration to the people Of the
Hardy. Caldwell, Shallowater. Petit
and Grovesville communities AT the
Hardy school house Tuesday morn
ing At Slide he gave demonstration
TO the people Of Slide. Woodrow and
Primrose communities. in the after
noon he gave similar dsmonstra-
ton at Carlisle to the people Of Car
lsle, Schroeder and District :. com
munities Wednesday afternoon Mr..
Clapp gave demonstration az Ida
lou for the Idalou. Acuff and Can
yon communities. Today Mr.. Clapp's
demonstration will be at Center. for
the people Of the Center. Vaughn.
Bledsoe. Monroe and Alternately
communities. Tomorrow. Friday,
Mr. Clapp will give a demonstration
in Lubbock in the building formerly
occupied by the L. B. Wright hard
ware store. The demonstration be-
gins promptly at nine o'clock and ev-
cry housekeeper in Lubbock should
make an effort to be present. FRI
day afternoon Mr.. Clapp viii give a
demonstration to the people Of the
New Hope, Union and slaton com
munities at Slaton.
Miss Halsey feels that this series
Of demonstrations viii be Of untold
benefit to the people Of the county
and that those who are missing them
are losing an opportunity that would
have meant much to them.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
MASS MEETING
SATURDAY AUGUST BOTH

A mass meeting Of the farmers Of
Lubbock county has been called by
Carroll Thompson, County Agent, 70
meet in the District Court room az
the Court House, Saturday afternoon
August SOth. at p. m The pur-
pose Of the meeting is to discuss the
question Of obtaining labor TO gather
the crops this fall. and also to discuss
the prices to be paid such lnbor, es.
pecially for cotton picking
II you are Interested in these
questions, make IL a point to be pres
ent promptly at 3 p. m. OF course,
II you are not interested it isn't nee
essary for you to attend this meet
ing. but II you expect to hire or need
any labor in gathering your feed and
cotton crops. il viii be to your inter
est TO come
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
ORDER OF COMMISSIONERS
COURT

/ Il IS ordered by the Commission
Iers Court Of Lubbock County, Texas,
at this the regular August term of
said court. A. ID 1919. that election
I Precinct No. IL in said. county be
and the same Is hereby abandoned
and done away with and that the ter
lIitory heretofore composing the said
election precinct No. II be and the
same is hereby added TO and made
part Of election Precinct No. 10 Of
said county; and il IS also ordered by
said court that said election precinct
No. .. with the above mentioned ter
ritory added thereto as aforesaid,
shall be and is hereby bounded and
described by metes and bounds as
follows. tO-wit:
Beginning al the Southwest cor
ner of Survey Ne. 30, Block ID, Ger
tificate No. 1850. Abstract No. III;
Thence East about four miles TO the
Southeast corner Of Survey No. 81 in
Block d; Thence North about three
miles 20 the Northwest corner Of
Survey No 3 in Block X; Thence
East about five miles 10 the North
east corner Of Survey No. "a in Block
D7 and to the West boundary line of
james r. Robinson Survey No. 33;
Thence North about three miles 10
the Northwest corner of Brown Coun-
" School Land Survey No. 30;
Thence East about one mile TO a
point on the North boundary line of
said Survey No. 30 due South Of the
Southeast corner of Survey No. is in
Block CT; Thence North about three
and one-half miles 10 the said South
east corner Of said Survey No. is
and on in the same direction follow
ng survey lines to the North boun-
Diary line Of Lubbock County; Thence
West about ten miles to a point due
North Of the Northwest corner Of
Survey No. nine in Block OK on said
county line. Thence South about
nine miles on survey lines to the
place II beginning. the said terri /
tory above described heing wholly IN |
Lubbock County, Texas, and shall
hereafter constitute and be known
and used a. Election Precinct No.
nineteen IN said county and the pub /
Nc school house ln Monroe, shall be I
tie voting place IN said election pre-
clncl.
And IA h further ordered by the
court that this order shall b. pub
|Ished lor three consecutive weeks IN
some newspaper pahl|shss IN sald
'ounly,
lsD !
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Shallowater Conservation Club
had another very profitable meeting
last Thursday. Miss Halsey was with
US and demonstrated on canning
corn in pressure Gamer Also we
had bread contest with Mrs. Nee
dies as first on yeast bread and Miss
Mamie Crump firs, on salt rising
bread. The pie social that was held
Saturday night realized enough mon
ey to pay off the entire debt Of the
new piano.
Mrs. Needles. Secretary.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21
OSCAR sLAToN WINS PRIZE
IN NAME CONTEST

Oscar Slaton, eleven year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Slaton, won the
five dollar prize. offered for the best
name suitable for Horace W Smiths
confectionery business in the Russell
building.
Altogether about one hundred
names were submitted 70 the Judges,
who were Joe wlthenpoon. r. II.
Martin and Clark smith. Tho win
ming name being Smiths Candy
land and Lancheonette.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

Walter Cox. cattleman ~ Gaines
county, is in town today attending TO
business matters Mr. Cox reports
about one inch rain fall in Gaines
county Tuesday night.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-08-21

ron sALk Hudson super Slx.
$500 plano siooi Singer sewing
machine tasl ALssdlsn lanss $50
elk1T f1TnliuFl fhenf IseI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
~ staf Corresponders

~ stag Correspondence
NEW BRUNSWICK, April 10.-An
inspection by the Board of Freehold
ers OF the county workhouse which is
situated on the Cranbury turnpike
seven miles from this city was a fea-
ture OF the board meeting yesterday.
The entire board made the inspection
with the exception of Freeholder
George Applegate who is seriously ill
at his home In South River. Mr.. Ap-
plegate Is said to be in a very critical
condition and has been .conaned %
his home for the past two weeks
The conditions at the institutions
were found to be in very satisfactory
shape. and bear ost the report of the
inspector for the state board of Char
tiles and Corrections The entire en-
terror Of the prisoners quarters have
been newly painted. The wash rooms
were found to be clean and oderless.
Vermim have been exterminated and
warden Walter Masterson now con-
that he holds the upper hand.
The clothing of the boarders was
found to be clean and in good repair.
The bed clothing and beds were also
clean. The conditions as found were
very satisfactory to the board.
A delegation from Midtown headed
by William Evans, chairman Of the
borough council. appeared before the
Dodru WIN a request that Main street
be permanently improved from Lin
o avenue to Boerman ovenue. A
resolition from the council and a let
ter from Assemblyman Fred DeVoe,
who resides IN Midtown, was read re-
questing the improvement.
Freeholders Haight. Belloff and
Dey spoke in favor of the work be-
ing done. The matter was referred to
h road committee. The borough is
willing to pay part OF the cost, which
viii be agreed on later.
A reply to q letter from Clerk
Thomas MaloahilI regarding employ
ment of Middlesex county men and
teams at Camp Morgan. was read
from Major Percival Dove of the Ord
nance department. The major said In
part h a local men and teams would
be employed. all things being equal,
but the authorities at Washington
vows Mt permit OF any discrimina-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

IL Col A. p. Upshur, OF the Medical
Corps. II II estimated hat 1,so0
use this road every day. q great
many of which are ambulances bear
ing wounded soldiers. This road had
repairs made q yea ago but the
heavy traffic mas again caused holes
and ruts. Supervisor of Roads Walter
ouackenbuzh reports this road Is
now being repaired.
An invitation from Alex. Reed, OF
the Franklin Contracting Company of
Jersey City. was received, requesting
the board 10 inspect the National
pavement on West Eighteenth street,
Jersey City. on April 1s. No action
was taken on the invitation, but It Is
very likely that some Of the members
will accept.
A resolution presented by Director
William II. Dey was adopted, extend
ing the sincere and heartfelt hopes of
the members of the board for the
rapid recovery Of ~Freeholder George
|Applegate. Clerk Thomas Mulvahill
was instructed to spread the resolu-
'tiosls on the minutes and forward a
certified copy to the Applegate home.
A letter of sympathy was also voted
to be sen 20 Henry Belloff. of Stelton.
who is i'll and has had considerable
sickness in his home recently. Mr..
Belloff Is a brother of the freebooter.
F~reeholders Haight and Loblein
were appointed by Director Dey as
members of the Vocational School
Board of Estimate. The appoint
ments were approved by the board.
Complaint was made by the direc-
tor OF the holes left in the roadway
on Commercial avenue, this city, af-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
Freeholders Inspect At
County WorkhOuSe; Find
Institution All Right

ton" A letter thanking the Major
will be forwarded for the attention
given the matter.
Major G. H. Page, executive ohcer
at Camp Morgan, stated in a letter
to the board that government car
bearing license number lis. the driv-
err of which attempted to run down
a bridgetender of the Amboy bridge
on April 2. was used by a civilian and
not by an officer. An investis alton
of the charges as made by tie free
holders Is now being made. a report
of which will be given h board
when investigation Is complete.
The condition of the road In front
of the government hospital at Colonia
was complained OF in a letter from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

Bradley. Morris and Sheridan: course
OF study, Morgan, Coughlin and Her
mann: manual training. Sheridan.
Hermann and Levinson-
The members Of the board are:
President, Edward J. Hell; vice presi-
dent, Patrick ]. Coughlln. Clerk
George w. Morgan, Frank Born, Cor
neiius c. Sheridan, Charles H. Morris
Jacob Levinson, Matthew A. Her
mann and George A. Bradley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
FRECKLEFACE
San aud wIna Bring Out Ugly spsts.
HnM fn Remove Easily

Sun and w1nd Bring 0ut Ugly Spsts.
How 60 Remove Easily
Here's a canoe, Miss kreckie-faee
guarantee of a reliable concern that II
will not S you a PENN unless II
removes the freckles. while IL IL does
pense Is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how Easy 1t is to rid yourself of
the homeiy freckles and get a beau
tiful complexion. Rarely Is more thar
one ounce needle for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this strength
is sold under guarantee OF money back
III IL fails to remove freckles.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11

ter the street had been opened to lay
~waterpipez This matter was referred
to FreehoIder Gebhardt for ~investigs-
ton.
the contract for furnishing lumber
for the Amboys bridge TO the lowest
bidders. The Donnell Lumber Com
pany. OF Perth Amboy, were low for
long leaf yellow pine and the East
Jersey Lumber Company OF Perth
Amboy were the low bidders for fur
ntshing oak. These companies are TO
deliver material as required. The
bidders are to enter into 1000 bonds
for the execution OF their proposals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
School Board Of Roosevelt
Names Standing Committees
sv Special Corrssyo.dent.

ROOSEVELT, April little
Board of Education met last night to
dispose of such business that came
before them. among which was the
appointment of committees for the
coming year. The committees are:
Finance, Born. Sheridan, Levinson:
teachers, He'll, Born. Morgan: repairs
and supplies, Morris. Hermann and
Born; text books and library, Nor
gan, Coughlin and Sheridan: trans
p~ortation, Levinson, Morris and
Bradley; rules and regulations, Sher-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-11
GET HOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub IL In
to get quick, comfort
ing relief

Once you've tried It on that stiH
joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu-
matte twinge, lame back, you'll find
q warm, soothing relief you never
thought q Eminent could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss.
wastes no time in applying. sure to
give quick results. A large bottle
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has it. Get it today.
SSE1S
SOC. e0c. $40
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-02-15
s. E. DARBY, JR., OF PALISADE, WAS
ON A TORPEDOED TRO0PSHIP JUST
BEFORE THE ARMISTICE CAME
Young Lawyer Sent to Europe Wireless Expert Takes Part
Litigation Involving British Government, Marcon and
De Forest Companies, Tells of the Thrills of
Getting Over in War Time.
INTERESTING STORY OF A WONDERFUL VOYAGE

Samuel f. Darby, Jr., of Palisade,
who went to Europe some weeks be-
fore the armiStice was declared and
who was in Paris when that eventful
moment arrived, was seen by Pail
sadian representative this week and
asked what took him overseas at that
time.
WELL" said Mr.. Darby, Il did not
care to tell why l went over at the
time, mention of which was made in
The PaliSadian, for the reason that
could not, nor can / do so now. 1t was
on business connected with the govern
ment, and one of my missions related
to suit involving rights the British
government and certain Marconi pat
ents and those of Lee DeForest. the
American inventor of many valuable
wireless instruments. My own part in
the trip was, among others, that of a
wireless expert and to take par in
preparing the cases for the British
courts"
You went away when?" was asked.
"In early October and at that time
travel on the ocean was no easy thing
to bring about nor very enjoyable eX
perience, save that once on the way
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-02-15
Freebooter HOWELL
HOLDS HIGH PLACE ON
MOSQUITO FIGHT COM.

Freebooter Reid Howell was elected
a member of the Executive Committee
of the New Jersey Mosquito EXtermi-
nation Association at the convention in
Atlantic City last week.
Prominent state officials have de-
cided to wage war on the mosquito as
vigorously as the nation tackled the
Hun. The administration at Trenton,
through Comptroller Bugbie, has out
lined plan. Mosquito determination
is to rank with projects like the state
canal, the state highways, bridge over
the Delaware and tunnel under the
Hudson.
Director Kinzley accompanied Free
holder Howell and with him made a
thorough visit of inspection to the
model tubercular institution of Allan
tic county at Northfield.
(NOTE.-We wish Freebooter How
ell well in his new job. If he will give
attention to this particular portion of
eastern Bergen he will stop lot of
swearing over the sloppy methods used
in our boroughs in mosquito fighting
ED