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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Hopes Women VII.
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
olass Of hot water each morn
lao hsips ~ look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

HAPPY. hight Advantageous ana
tvivaciou- good clsar skin; o nat
ural rosy compilation and freedom
from Iilness are assured only By olean.
healthy blood II only every woman
and likewise every VI cQutd realize
the wonders Of the morning inside bath.
what . gratifying change would lake
iDaaeA
Instead Of b Thousands Of stckfy,
MISUNDERSTANDING men. women and girls
with pasty or muddy somplexSons;
Instead Of the maitttudes OF nerve
wrecks" -rundowns," brain faes" and
1pssstmists We shouid see . vfrfis. opti-
mistfe throag Of rosy-ehssks people
An fnsids bath 70 had by drfnktng.
zach mornfng before breakfast, q glass
81 real hot water with . teAHpoonful Of
~ltrpsstons phosphate IN q . wash
from the stomach, LIVER. kidneys and
ten yards Of bowels the previous days
tndiEsstfble waste. soar fermsntatioas
and frsshening b entire alamentary
canal before putting more food into the
those subject to sick headache BIZ
A-susnass. nasty breath.
colds ana particularly those whe ave
. pAnid. sailow complexion n WIG
3 oonstipated very ofeen. are
% obtain . quarter pound Of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which VIII
sost bat n trine hut 10 sufscfent 70 DEM
onstrAts the quick and remsrkabse
change IN both health and appearance
awxfting those who practice internal
sanitation- We must remember n
9nxiae cleanliness IN more Important
than outside, because the skin does nor
absorb Impurities to 'hs
{hlood while the pores Ia the tniry fe@S
Ef bowels do-Aas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14

Mrs. Boole. who IN q national vice
president of the organization, will tell
OF the work OF the state and national
unions during the past year, as she
has seen 1t.
Mrs. Bamber. president of the West
New Brighton Union will be here al
the afternoon session and have charge
of the election of officers In place OF
Mrs. Ella Egbert the county presi-
dent, who is III and viii be unable TO
attend. Mrs. Kate Nance, the presi-
lent of the local union. will preside.
The meeting VIII open at 2:e0
O'Clock and there will be q supper
served between the two sessions. The
election of officers viii be the prin-
cipal business at the afternoon ses-
sion. following the reports Of the Of
fcers for the past year. Mrs. Nance.
who has been at the head of the union
for the past several years, will give
her annual report of the work done
here. Madame Abbie GARRISON Tot
ten win have charge of the musical
program at both the afternoon and
evening sessions.
Everybody is invited to attend the
evening session. Members of the va
rious local unions on the island and
Perth Amboy have been asked to
come to hear the state president
speak.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
MORGANVILLE

Al Stultz and son. of Matawan
were Morganville visitors Sunday.
Bernet Bennett, of New York, spent
Sunday MT home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Van Pelt and
son, of Keyport. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Van Pelt.
Ames Stultz. of Matawan. spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie
Stu1tz.
Misses Josephine N Helen Crime,
of Matawan. spent Sunday with Mrs
John Crime.
Russell wooIley. of New York, spent
the week n at home.
Mrs. William Cshasy and Miss De-
lores Kilomns spent week end with
Miss Mae Suah, Mt Elizabeth.
Charles WEIGH, of South Amboy,
spent the week end at home.
Mr.. Hilman of Mataawn, called al
several homes on THURSDAY.
Miss Wilehmia Geisel was an out
of town visitor Saturday.
Elmer Van Pelt was an out of town
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Patten, of Mata-
wan, was q MorganyiIle visitor Satur-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
WOODBRIDGE

The senior class held a most sue.
oessful dance Friday nihgt I'm the
high school auditorium. The chape-
rons were Mrs. Il. w. HIGHLAND. Mrs
James King. Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. ]. r
Lee and Mrs. c. A. de Russy. The
prize waltz vas won by Miss Ruth
Campbell n Russell McI1lroy
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John r. Ryan was bHptised Alice Re-
gina Ryan at ST. James church las
week. The sponsors Were Miss Heller
Parker and L. Fl. Gallagher.
Mrs. George Heating and Mrs. Lu.
clan Jardot were New York visitors
last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Miss Sadie vanderyeer Is
Bride Of Arthur Henne

TOTTENvILLE. April 14.-Arthur
Henne of 1899 Annboy road, Totem
vile, and Miss Sadie Vanderveer, of
Brooklyn, were married at z o'clock
Saturday night at the home Of the
grooms mother, Mrs. Adelaide Henne.
by the Rev. j. f. Bindenberg, pastor
OF st. Paul,s church. Miss Annie
White, Of Brooklyn, was maid OF
honor and Charles A. Henne, brother
OF b groom was best man. Follow
ing h ceremony announcement was
made of the marriage OF the grooms
sister, Miss Minnie Henne me Joseph
james Hooban that took place at o
o'clock Friday night at st. Paul's par
sonage with the Rev. MI. Binden-
berger officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carfoot were
witnesses at the latter ceremony. A
reception was held at the Henne home
and a supper was served Saturday
night. After a wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Henne win take up their resi-
dence IN the Bay Ridge section of
Brooklyn. Mr.. Henne is a patrolman
attached to a Manhattan ~precenct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooban will reside In
Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
START DRIVE
FOR MEMORIAL
Campaign to Secure Sufficient
Funds to Free Library
From Debt
By Special Correspondent

~ ~
kEYPORT. April 1.-THE Ladies'
of the Women's Council of National
Defense began work today on the
drive to secure sufficient funds to free
the library from debt and TO establish
a prope memorial for the men of the
borough who have serve the coun-
try In the present war.
The committee headed by Mrs. A
NJ. Brown includes the following, Mrs.
Ira NJ. Ansorge, Mrs. james HI. BedIe.
Miss Margaret Bedle, Mrs. o. C. Boz
gardus. Mrs. Horace S. Burrowes. Mrs.
Vadin Curtis. Mrs. George III Conover.
Mrs. A. b. Campbell. Mrs. T. s. Coe.
Mrs. Andrew Dykstra, Mrs. s. p. DEFY.
Mrs. Ernest Durham, Mrs. William
+. Eckhart, Miss Esther Elliot, Mrs.
A. W. Hand, Mrs. Harvey Hartman,
Mrs. Roy Harris. Mrs. Charles jerks,
Mrs. William r. Latham, Mrs. T.. f.
Morris. Mrs. John c. Osborne, Miss
Nan v c. Mckinney. Mrs. Robert
Rothwell. Mrs. r. T. q. Reynolds, Mrs.
John @. Schanck, Mrs. p. Sender
gard. Mrs. George w. Stidfole. Mrs.
Russell +. Stidfole, Mrs. NJ. Lester
Terry, Miss Annie l.. Triton. Mrs. Fred
b. Van Brake, Mrs. A. Stilfwell Van
Buskirk, Mrs. Arthur s. Van Buskirk.
Mrs. Lester Van Giesen. Mrs. l..
Brewer Walling.
There are others who will serve,
who have not as yet replied to the
chairman, but 1t Is expected that fhe
committee viii include practically
those who have served SO efficiently
in all the recent drives.
A regular house to house nva
will begin today to continue for the
week and with the enthusiasm already
shown IL Is expected that little effort
win be needed to raise h amount
necessary to clear the building OF
debt and to erect the tablets which
are proposed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
T0TTENviLLE

Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott enter
tanned over the weekend Misses Sue
Hawkins and Gertrude Silvie. Of Port
Richmond.
Miss Matte Lucas, OF Haverstraw,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Trestrail.
Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Curtis, of
Vailsburg. were the guests OF friends
here yesterday.
John Lipane. Of the navy. is home
on furlough for a visit with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stauff and fam
lily have moved from Fisher avenue
to the Waldreon house in Bentley
street.
A number Of women Of Bethel
church went over to the conference
in Newark today.
A quarterly meeting OF the Totem
vile Veteran Firemen's Association
will be held tonight at the Aquehon-
ga clubhouse.
The food sale for the benefit of the
Parish Guild OF st. Stephens church
Saturday afternoon was a success
and a good sum realized.
All schools throughout the greater
city are closed this week because of
Holy Week.
Bentley Lodge. Odd Fellows, and
Richmond Temple. Pythian Sisters,
are scheduled to meet tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cornell, of
Manhattan, were at the Prince Bay,
yesterday.
G. L. Wyriil visited relatives In
Brooklyn last week.
Daniel Edwards II at home again.
after having seen service with the
Canadian army.
Mrs. William Werner, of Perth Am
boy has been visiting Mrs. Charles
Werner, OF Prince Bay.
William H. Price was at home from
New Brunswick over the week end.
The monthly meeting of the w. Q.
I. H.. Union viii be. held at the church
tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Grace Har-
ben viii address the meeting on the
Future of the w. c. T. u" The Ross
vile and ~Tottenyilie unions have been
invited.
A meeting Of the u. q. Grant Coun-
cA. Jr., o. u. A. NJ. will be held to-
night at Amicftia hall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14

By SpccioI Correspondent.
KEASREY. April 1.-THE local
Camp Fire Girls mel with Miss Izola
johnson. of Fords. for their regular
weekly meeting Friday night. Fol-
lowing n short business session a So
cial was held. Refreshments were
served by the Misses Izola and Sadie
johnson.
Among those present were tho
Misses Rosaline Hofhner. Ruth and
Florence Robinson. Theresa Lowen-
kopf. Rosalie Resi-. Marguerite
Quish. Sarah McGraw, Margaret
Smith and Guardian Miss Rose Rob-
inson. of Keasbey, and the Misses
IEola and Sadie johnson, or Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Baby Clinic Is Started at
keypot; Advice Is Free

By Speeidf Correspondent.
KEYPORT, April 14:-A baby
clinic was started in the borough
Thursday afternoon at the public
library under the direction of DR..
Niedmeyer. whose valuable services
have been secured through the Mon
mouth County Social Service. DR..
Niedmeyer has already established a
at Freehold which Is doing
wonderful work and has been equally
as successful in Hoboken.
Advice and diagnosing cases are
free. and food is given when needed
but no medicine Is supplied by the
doctor. who conducts his clinics with
out medicine. Mothers are invited TO
bring their babies to DIR. Niedmeyer.
whose valuable services are indeed
appreciated by those who have had
need OF them.
The doctor will be assisted on vari-
Gus days by Mrs. Russell H. Stidfole,
Mrs. Arthur s. VanBuskirk and Mrs.
Albert NJ. Haigh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Paving Roosevelt Streets

BY Special Correspo4 the Boy

BY Special Correspoatn the Soy
ROOSEVELT. April 1.-THE street
and roads committee of the borough
council is improving several of the
streets here. Randolph and Fitch
streets r. to be paved shortly with
concrete. Emerson street Is being cut
to q level with Washington venue
and several other thoroughfares will
be improved in the coming months.
No street improvements were made
last year owing to war conditions and
costs of materials. Now that the
costs are lowered and material Is
easily secured the council feels IL can
begin work and improve the streets
gradually.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Milton Fiihian Given Party

TOTTENvILL1E. April IA sur
prise was rendered Milton Fithian OF
Bentley street at his home Friday
night by a number OF friends. The
party met at the home of Miss Eve
lyn Beers, of Elliott avenue. from
where they went to the home of the
host. Games. music and singing were
enjoyed and refreshments were SER
we'd. Those present were the Misses
Gladys Jaycex. Marion Thrall, Grace
Schley, Dorothy Sprague, Evelyn
Beers, William Sellers. Edward With
eral, George Moore. Alfred Haynes.
Glenn Moore and Howard Pepper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14

for any weakness and would not be
without it for the world. 1 do all my
work ana am strong and healthy. / am
nursing my baby, and ] still take the
Vegetables Observation-Disclosures
in good health. You may publish my
testimonialfo for the geodof other women,
il you choose 70 do 90. Mrs. C. WEST
MoRELAND, Harrison, NY.
Women who snffer from disp1ace-
ments, Irregularities, inflammation,
liberation, backacbe, headaches and
should lose no time in giving
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E. Pinkhamss Vegetable Com
pound, 9 trial, and for special sdvics
write to Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Company F, State Militia.
10 Go 10 Sea Grit in July

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, April 1.-THE
first week of July will see the en-
training of Company +. of the New
Jersey State Militia of this city, and
also the battalion band from here.
They will make their summer camp
at Camp Edge at Sea Girt the same
as last year. The band under the
leadership of Giaquinto is a marked
improvement over the band that was
previously organized. Many vacancies
are nov IN Company z. and those ap-
plying to fill these will be eligible IL
entrain with the company for a fine
vacation at one of the best camps
along the coast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
German Taken to City Farm
Colony to Observe His Sanity
By Special CORRESPONDENT.

By Special Correspondent
TOTTENVILE. April 14.-Otto
Linderman, twenty-eight years old.
OF s Maiden lane, T~ottenville, was re-
moved to tho City Farm Colony yes
terday afternoon for observation as
10 his sanity. Linderman, who was a
fireman on one OF the interned steam
ers Of the North German Lloyd line
at Hoboken that was taken owe by
the government during the war had
been employed at the Tottenville Cop
per Company,s plant. He has been
acting queer of late and yesterday
afternoon when he became violent It
was decided to take him away.
DR.. Timpone OF the ST. Vincent hos
pital who was called had the man
committed to the city farm colony.
Linderman being an enemy alien was
brought to the station house by Pa
troiman Noolan where his finger
prints were taken and other records
made. In his possession he had a
$50 Liberty bond. fourteen German
bills. of 100 marks each, ten German
bills. Of so marks each and four Ger
man bills of 20 marks each. &
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14

ROOSEVELT. April 14.-The
Board of Health Of the borough at n
recent meeting talked over the pres
n sanitary conditions in the Dor
ough andsthe people Of his place are
working hand In han with the OH
Gals to improve health and sanitary
conditions and to keep them I'M
proved. The board paid n number OF
bills nj the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14

BY Special Correspondent
TOTTENvIILE, April 1.-THE en-
tertainment and dance at the Anna
dale Country Club for the beneft OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument &C
be erected Mt KcKtn1sy PARK, Pleas
ant Plains was q most successful at
fair. There was n good crowd pres
n from all parts OF the nth ward.
An elaborate program arranEed un-
der the direction of Mrs. Camille Birn-
bohm was given by professional tai
ent from Manhattan foIiowing which
the dancing took place until a late
honr. The music for the dancing wa
furnished by q Jazz hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Motorcycle and Auto Crash;
Both Machines Are Damaged

TOTTENVILLE, April 14.-In
collision between a motorcycle an
an automobile about 11:45 o'clock
yesterday morning at B~loomingdale
road N School lane. Woodrow, both
|machines were put put of commission
Micheal Oolligan of 524 East ~ street,
Manhattan, riding his motorcycle
crashed into the car OF Eugene Fos-
ter of 5952 Amboy road, Pleasant
Plains. The left rear wheel and rear
door of the automobile were broken
and the front frame was bent. No
one was injured. The driver OF the
motorcycle failing to see the auto
mobile in turning the corner caused
the accident 1t is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
HOW WEAK ,
WOMEN ARE
MADE STRONG
Mrs. Westmoreland Tells in
the Following Letter.
Harrison. N. WHEN my frs
child was born / did not know abou

LYON +. Plnkham q
v egetable Com
pound and had q very
hard TINA / read in
III newspspersbout
The Vegetable Com
pound and when my
second child came I
took it and was well
during the whole
time, and childbirth
wasah hundred times
easier. Ever since
then I have used it
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Joseph Hasek Buried
By Special Correspondent.

ROOSEVELT, April 14:-Tht
funeral of Joseph Hasek, who died
on r. sday, was held from his home
at 8 Charles street Saturday after
noon. The funeral was very largely
attended. Mr.. Hasek has been q
business man here for many a
He was a member of Camp No. rs,
Woodmen of the World, and that or
ganization together with several
others to which he belonged. attend
ed the service in a body. A widow
and two children survive. Interment
was in Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
Red Men At Boom Meeting


~ spsc<nT Csrrsspo-asxE
RooSEv ELI. April IA deiega-
ton from ouinnipiac Tribe. No. 20s.
Improved Order of Red Men. went to
New Brunswick 90 n big boom meet
ing at Coiumbtn Hall. which vas at
tended by n big crowd OF members OF
other lodges Several prominent
speakers spoke on the order and It's
principles This In one OF a series of
meetings 10 be hold throughout the
state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
william Bedle. .Jr.

PORT MONMOUTH. April 14-wil-
liam Bedle, Jr., eighty years old, died
here on Saturday: Funeral services
will be held tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock
at the residence of William Coe, Of
this place. For many a Mr.. Bedle
was n resident of Keyport. but about
a year ago he moved to this place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14
MRS. BOOLE To
ADDRESS UNION
Bio Meeting of VI. c. T-u. To-
morrow at South Amboy
Church

Bv Bpec7dI C-oFTsspondtnE
TOTTENvILLE. April 14-Mrs.
Ella A. Boole. state president OF the
New York State Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be the speak
er at the evening session of h annual
meeting OF tire Tottenviile W. c. T. U.
that Is to be held tomorrow at the
South Baptist church IN Main street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-14

GOVERNMENT LOAN ORGANIZATION
Second Federal Reserve District
Liberty Loan COMMITTEES. 10 Broadway
New York.
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BOLSEVICI NEBEZPECNE TISTENl ma
VSECH FRONTAGE.
SPOJE.NCI, ESTONCI A FINOVE
NAPOSTUPU.
PETROHRADU HROZf UTOK DVEMA ARMADAMI.

Geneva 21. kv6tna. (Opozdena zprava) - Die telegra
fcke depese Stanslavi velka bva hlavn
sto Ukrajny Kev, mezi ukrajinskou revoucn armadou
hemana Gregoreva vojskem bosevickym. Rudou gardu
pry komanuie Trocky osobne Lenin vekem spechu
dostavl Moskvy taktez do Kijeva.
Londyn, o. kvetna. - Spojenecke vojsko frone
vemiho Ruska uchopio nahleho uspesneho naporu
hlavn bosevcke posice donucue nepritele trvalemu
h. Rudl zratili nekolik NEST urp6 znatnych
ztrat a vetsi pocet gardistu upadl zajeti.
Ma front6 Murmasku kde po boku spojencu bouji tez
oyan Rusove sobotu obyto byo m6so Pov6nec ezere
Onezskem jez jest nyn prsupno spojeneckemu odstvu.
Obyvaelstvo rdecn6 valo prchozi oddly ako vysvobod
tele Pred vykzenm mesta wall sebou bosevci veskere
muze Cd IA let vzhuru.
Podobne potkava zdarem valecna kampan Eston-
kteri stale bz Petrohradu. Poblize Gacny zmocni
nadrazi Vruge. kde zaal 100 bosevik Gacna e
pouhych 35 miljizn6 od Petrora lepici marne
maha zasav esosky petrohradsky postup Krone Eston
bfz mestu vosko finske ez naleza pouhycE 45
mil cd havniho mesta.
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PANIKA Y MANNHEIMU PRED SPO-
JENECKYM OBSAZENiM.
SVYCARSKO A BLOKADA NEMECKA
ARMEDA V OKUPOVANEM PORYN1 Sc CHYSTA
X DALSf VYPRAVE

Mannheim, N6mecko, o. kv6tna. - V obav6, V padu
nepodepsan mrovch podmnek Nemeckem spojenci obsad
Mannheim zmocnila obyvaestva veka panika. Mestska
spofitena byla pravem stavu obezenl mesta lid prcha
velkych zaupech mese poradany byy veke protesni
schuze, kterym by vSeobecny zmatek jese zvysen.
Spoenc die nekterych zprav pozadal svycarskou VIA
du, ably pripojia spoenecke blockade Nemecka pro p
pad kdyby nedoso uzavTeni mru Svcarsky sk pocinan
spojencu ebe povazuje je potlacovan pray
bod malych zemi
Koblenc, %. kvetna. = Neustae opakujic trenice
mezi nemeckym civilnm obcanstvem voskem okupova
uzemi prmey amercke distoniky vydani provolani
imz sou dnes varovani vsichn purkmstr JIM urednc
padu re by pokozen byl p Demonstrated amercky MAZE
TEX musi podobne nepateske ednani sam zodpovida
Kazdy nsny sutek neb urzky nebudou peny prsne tre
sany Posenm zpravam dokazuje, ze nemecti obchod
nic zada amerckych vonech premrsene ceny jnak
MIN narizenm jest vono zpupnym N6mcm pouzva jen jed
sranu chodnkG
Drzo nemecka hlavne nebezpecne vzrostla, kdyz doa
Versailles zprava re mrova konference povola n6mecke
deegaci dalsi lhutu podepsani mirovych.p h.podminek
General lieutenant Hunter Lgge velitel amercke oku
armady general major John Hines veitel armadn
no sbor kte by ceste do Londna byl vcera povoan
do Koblence nazpet Patme pripad kdyby Nemc ode
prel potvrzen mirove 1mluvy.
Dev6t set autotucku nastoupila cesu utery punoc
dale vychod vykonany vsechny pfpravy ably armada
ha bezodkadne vyrazt Vozida mohou doprav 80 az 40
vojin sou vsm pro valecne tazeni nutny vypravena
Jnak ale pfipravujf dvse d. g. zpatecni cestu
do Spojenych, ,Statd
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sklem mnoho lidi zraneno, po-
dobne zniceny ska vyklad-
Mich skrini a uradoven. Nej-
vetsi pocet obeti vyzadal 81 po
Ear susarn6, kan hasici jen s
velkym namahanin 81 mohli
klestiti cestu. Pri zachranova-
cich pracich pomahali velice
statecne hasicum propusteni vo
jinove Spoj. Stata.
Nebezpeci zvysena bylo je-
SIC dodatecne vybuchem V OLE
jarne, ktery ohrozoval nejen
vlastnl t0yarnu, ale cetn6 prl
myslove Zavody sou1edni. Ne
ktefl re zachranenych jevili
dusevni poruchu, nevedeli W.
bee CO Sc piihodilo. TAX jeden
Y delnikI MAZE hlavu zbroce-
Inou vlastni krvi, Sc branil tyr
Zeni, re jest zranen mermo-
moci cht6l Sc vratiti do hoficl
dilny, kde pry je mu tax teplo.
| Vybuche n pfetrzena bylo
'hlavni vodni potrubi, coz ne
ma!o haseni zt6zovalo. Strojnik
zavodu, jenz byl vyhozen W.
buchem Sc domniva, re exploa
doval kot,el a tehoz nahledu je
i iiditel tovarny Lenders.
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Katastrofalni vybuch v Cedar Rapids, Ia
MNOzSTV[ ZABITYCH PORANENYCH.
EXPLOSE v SKROBARNE OTRASLA
CELYM MESTEM.
VOJSKO POMAHA PRI ZACHRANOVACfCH
PRACfCH.

Cedar Rapids, %. kvetna.-
Pres deset osob pfislo o zivot
a mnoho jich by'o zraneno pri
velkem vybuchu V zdejsich
Douglasovych skrobarnach,
ktery Sc udal dneSniho vecera.
Ze $50 muzu a hochu pracujf-
cich ma nocni sichte jen malo
vyvaZlo poraneni neb i smrti.
Ce!y zavod byl znicen poza-
rem a Skody zpusobeno "a 81
100000 dollaru.
Presny pocet mrtvol nemohl
byi az dosud zjiSten, jelikoz
prvni starost hasicG muse.a by
ii vynesti zranen horici to-
varny.
EXplose byla tax prudka, re
byly soby We ,vzdalenosti jedne
mile cd mlsta katastrofy svrha
vany Sc zidli. Priciny desneho
vybuchu nebyly dosud vypatra
n.y. ala panuje domneka, re "a
vinen byl explo5i chybneho par
nloh kotle, nebo pfetopenim te
hoz. Pull hodiny po vybuchu
bylo z trosek vytazeno 7 mrt-
vol. Okna V cele sousedstvi by
Ia roztristena a padajicim
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
PRESBYTERIAN PROT NEDEL LNlMU
VYDAVANf VSECH CASOPISU.

St. Louis No. %. kv9tna Presbyterian, ktefi tn ko
nail vrocn konve1ci usnes dvou za'icavych
resolucich jedne t6chto vee pilmouva projek
gu nArodu druhe odsuzuji sce nejosrej
nedeni vydavan vsech casopsu zem teto posledn re-
souci naeha vsechny prssnky sve seky ably nepred
paecy casopisy vychazec nede by casopisy y necei
zaroveh by casopsech takovych neoznamovai Rozumne
oval Sc pro tomu Rev. dr. John A. McCulom Fadelfe.
Pa Tvz prohlas ze Sized must otazce eto pocnati
aby nezrat duveru radach vastnch id
poznamena ze otazce nedeniho vydavani casops mi
ze zamaveho TAX nede den pred tim prosel
nekoika hotey kterych prshl diva byvae moderatoy
cetne jne redniky deegay sezdove nedelnm casoplsy
rukach. poukaza, nedee jest opravdu celou
radu d ednym dnem ktereho mohou odda nerusenemu
cten svych casopisu kerch he cs pfedevsim zprav
udaostech nejnovesich Prohas pak ze vec t2kovou a
kou by byo boykoovan nedenich casopn kdyby doh nj
meo by povaIoval nsvt nespravedivou ZpAtee-
nickou