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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09


Followers of the Louis Bennison
brand of western hero will find Louis
| Bennison as a United States marshal
true to their impressions of him. As
the hero of High Pockets" the lat
est Betzwood release, which Goldwyn
win distribute. Louis Bennison will
come to the Ditmas theatre begin
ming tomorrow.
The story opens with the marshal's
discovery of a murder committed I'M
der mysterious circumstances. In the
course of his duties the marshal has
cause to suspect a band of cattle
thieves tina he finds on the ranch of
the murdered mans sister, as they
are in the act of rebranding her cat
tie. He cover them with his guns
and marches them to the county
Judge, where they are compelled to
buy the steers they intended to steal.
The thieves then aus suspicion of
the murder to fall upon High Poe
kets' Henderson, the marshall: but
he imprisons the sheriff. and rides of
to protect the sirl from the hands of
n OF the gang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09

Later the twin brother of the MUIR
dered nan m to town, and High
Pockets" prepares to trap the thieves
into a confession. He takes the twin
brother to the dance hall hang-out
of the gang; and when he enters, the
sweetheart of one of them, thinking
the intruder a ghost. in terror reveals
the name of the murderer. With the
murder solved, High Pockets" pur-
sues his advantage with the girl to
an unusual happy ending.
Every man, woman and child who
frequents motion picture theatres
and their name is legion in these
days-has come to took longingly for
a Norma Talmadge picture, for sthey
know she will give them a perform
ance which will awaken every fine
element in their emotions and will
appeal to their artistic appreciation.
In addition. every Norma Talmadge
picture is based on a we'll known play
or story and is acted by a cast that
really merits the description Of an
"all star aggregation And In her
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09
TWO BIC HITS
At THE STRAND
"Her COndOned Sin" to Be Head
liner Tomorrow

Bill Anderson's Boy" and Her
Condoned Sin" with Dorothy Gish,
Will be the attraction at the Strand
tomorrow and Saturday.
Old Bill Apperson decides that he
and his son, Buddy, grown almost to
Young manhood, need a woman n
their severe little house in the fasts
of the Kentucky hills. He confides
his plan to Buddy and learns that his
son has ambitions of his own, when
involve Martha Yarnton. Buddy capl-
~tulates, but refuses to cal his step
mother ma" That name he holds in
sacred trust to be voiced only beside
the little weather-driven mound m
the village cemetery.
Fol the first time Bill Apperson is
driven to desperation by Buddy's ob-
stinacy, and he starts to horse-whip
him. Buddy packs his few belongings
and leaves. Seeking & final goodbye
with Martha Yarnton, he visits her
house in the late evening. From the
seclusion of a group of trees Buddy
sees a man climb through the living
room window. He follows him into
the house. Meantime, Martha has
been aroused by cautious footsteps on
the stairs. She descends with a light
eds lamp. The marauder, alarmed,
dashes past Buddy and escapes. Buddy
fires a shot at him with his revolver.
Martha's elder brother, who resents
Buddy's attentions to his sister be-
cause it threatens to deprive the Yarn
toms of a willing drudge and house
keeper, reaches home just as Buddy
fires. He accuses young Apperson OF
intruding and attempting to shoot
him. Martha's father attempts to kill
him..
Buddy is tried for robbery and at
tempted manslaughter. AT the close of
the trial Martha Yarnton collapses
and her confession throws the case in
to an uproar, exonerates Buddy, and
sends him away for a years absence.
His return is compelled by the alarm
ing news that the Yarntons are in pos
session of his fathers home, and hat
his stepmother is uear death.
Buddy uses every menas available in
his mad fight back to the hill cottage
prepared to give his life in exterminat-
ing the hated Yarnton elan. He finds
them in possession of the living room.
Before he can get his gun into action
to force from them the Whereabouts
of his father he is made helpless and
defenseless by the news and revela-
tons which are showered upon him
from every side.
The climax gives Buddy the sur
prise of his life and turns impending
tragedy into the happiness of ro-
nance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09
Business Before Pleasure"
Coming to the Majestic

1t was a fortunate thing for Amer
lean theatre goers when Montague
Glass and Jules Eckert Goodman de-
cided to transfer the activities Of the
celebrated partners, ABE" Potash and
"Mawruss' Perlmutter from the
cloak and suit business to the more
move and interesting world Of movies
The result of this inspiration is "Busi-
ness Before Pleasure" the great Ell
tinge theatre comedy success Of the
eason 1917-1918 which A. H. Woods
will present at the Majestic theatre
on mex Tuesday, October IA. for an
engagement of n matinee and
night.
1t is as movie magnates in 'Busi-
ness Before Pleasure the third and
latest of the famous series of Potash
and Perlmutter comedies that abe
Potash and "Mawruss Perlmutter are
presented at their funniest and most
whimsical.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09
BIC SPECTACLE
FOR THE STRAND
1.-THE Fall Of Babylon" is Great
Griffith Success

1t was to have been expected that
David Wark Griffith who gave to the
motion picture world such notable
works as THE Birth of a Nation,
and Hearts of the World" would
soon focus his camera on another 81
gantic assemblage of scenes and pro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09
Value Enhanced by Time.

"Paradise Lost" netted John Milton
$50. The other day at Southby's IA.
nous auction rooms in London, a first
edition of the immortal poem, 1867,
sol.. for $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-09
Must Be Discreet.

OF course every man ought to be lib
erw with his wife, but there is no
sense in giving her enough money to
hire a divorce lawyer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Ole qIl00e

Ter Situsfopf fonimt mieOer Ii
gtooe. IS iheint, oofi @orls. oab
trot aIcoem uno aqeoe.n audi mah.
reno Ser idlIimmen arieasiabre od5
Centrum Der Rooe Qetlieben nit.
elne raoifale Aeroerung Der ISriiur
oorltrelbt. "a es aegenmortig pom
Imerltaterlnncn in Iari5 minmelt,
DIE DIE @~eleQenleit benuten molen,
eInnlai aus eriter &ano Die neilen
giooen 3u be3ieben. 10 fiu0et Die
ASrat)t oes Situsfopica bel ihnen
ieIblterItonOIid begeiiterte aufnab-
me, un0 and in Jtep 9orf Ipaaen
ild) ldon CanteH bcrpor, Die lbr
9nar ~8obbeO" trageil. ,
Ton tritiit peranlagten Yerloncn.
Die Der melbIihen ytoOe fem Ser.
ltonOnIs entgegenbringen, iinO iton
ptele mebr eoer mlnNer CUTE &ise
barber 9emndlt moroea. ooR Die
Sonen i'm Sommer 10 germ EcIs
tragen. Sn oleiem 6riibiahr uno
Sonlmer perOen nun Die alciocr
armelIos iein uuo oo oas ood in
Den Iben0ltunoen etIuos abfiibleno
mirfen fonnte, 10 miiiien natiirlih
mieoer Die TcI5e nu$belfen. 3ein
oIthctiIf IdBt lid i~ibrigeus gegen
oieie Sombinotiou gar nidts Elm.
men0cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Crime Shilofrotfuiun.

Crime Shiiofroieuiup-
pc. (2a3u fam canned grcen
turtle genommen mer0en.l 4.ian
oifnet cine 9iidie Green Surtle
uuO itellt ije iolange III toHeuocS
@aiicr. bis Die Sriibe 0luuc lglucr.
oCn lit. Gam ooS SIei'h l,raus.
nelnleu mo IN 5oilgyoGc StGde
ld,nciocn, 212 Quart %oailion an.
gieBcn uHo /. Sniie gtbad.e GDam.
piguon5, % Miniten fadscn laiitn,
Damn y $aiie Sberrp 3I'ilgen mo
Die ndditehcn0en, nnt2lcmad)ten
Sd)iIofr0tahcier: 3 hnrt3tfod,te 81.
ootter perriihrt man nit I robeu
Gi0otter, iiigt ooSn Is Gecl0ifel
Sol5 uno geniigeno McaI nm flei.
ne, eiformiae aIoBten 10 aroB ME
WlrmcIh onralts 81 begeitcn; man
Idbt lie & Mimlten in etros acill.
3encm @oiier fodlen. Iegt tie N cine
Ecrrine uno oiebt bic belize Suppt
barber.
9inosbrnten nit Hil5.
lance un0 MebltI0Ben.
@tan ldbt iid) pier @iuHo Sirloin.
9roten id)ueioen uno reibt 0lrien
nit Sals uro 8ieiier en-. 3n CT.
mem &opi l0Bt man y %iuuO ieiu
geiduittene5 9tiereniett rcd't belB
wcrocu, 9ibt oos 6Iciit 6inciu
orcbt es oiter$ nm, bis Is ring5um
gut braun lit. Gam gitBt man
his sur balbcn 9obe OCs 6lclidea
foheuoeS 9&aiier ooron, 8ibt cine
ie~ingelfuittcne 3miebel. etwuS ao.
rotte uno / bis , 9telfen hlnein mo
ldBt 0aa 6Ieilh langiom 3 bis 49,
Stun0en ld)morel, mobci nlan Is
Don Belt 81 3ett nnneu0et. las
@oiicr mus notgeiullt meroen, 10.
balo ca ein9etott lit. Ytou i;cDt gu,
OaB sic 9riihe III ser Iceten haI6en
StunOe ldlon golobrnm einbrotct.
Gonn ninrmt man oa3 6Iei'd her.
aus, 9icBt 0o@ 6ett nb, iiiIIt 81 Dem
etnqCbrntcnen 0%ratenInb @alier
binsu. riGrt oIles ponl @o0cn oui
'd)ldat Die Saute ourd), Qibt tie uie'
Der in 0en Gopi 5uriit un0 ihijt.
tel MN cine babe giid c einJenod.
ter GbampiQnons 0a}n. 4ud oas
6leiid Ie9t man mie0cr oa3u un0
ldbt auca 3uidmmen nod Is bis
30 Wtinutcn iicOen. 9tum rilbrt man
cineu GceI0iiel Mebl nit taItem
@niicr mo ioboIo oo8 GIeiid aui
oie Nnrit)tplatte 9eleQt lit, riihri
mar on oie Sauce iopiel pcn Dem
Mebl. ooB Sic Sauce nid)t oidIidl,
innocrn MIR Ieid)t iGmi9 1T; alif
fam ma ehpos 3itroneniait ha3u
p~reiicu, oocr cinlge SoIiel Nein 3lI.
iilgcn. Gas lit @cidmofiahe. Gle
0nuptiodle lit id]0ne Qolobrounc
6nrbc. ridtiac Siirsun9 mo mitt-
Iere aouiiiteni. lin ocu @rot2r
berIm leQt man Ole alo6e uno ~
lest aicBt man Die Souce iiber 0a@
6Ieilb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
fir die kIte.

8firfif. q berbet. - Qtan
iteut nab porher9ebenoem He5ept
4iirIih.Gis Der unO, iobaIo e5 DID
li9 miro, iiiot man ? gipeiB (nitt
81 Sdnee gCidllngeO oa5u, un0
lGbt nod meitcrc 10 1tinuten in Der
8efrierbiidie Itcbcn,
Creme pom So0anniS.
beeren un0 Saqo. / fIct.
mes 8IaS acknowledgements ltelt
man nit I Saiie @oiier ouis 6eler.
I0Bt gum &ud}cn fomnen IND rilbrt
3 Gbloifel ieincn So1o bincin; aud
9ibt man oa5u Elm flclncS Stiid Qan.
sen 3i1nmt, ulo l0Bt 10 IanAe lang.
lam fod)cn. bis Der Sago flor lit,
mus ungci0br 20 Winuten Oouern
miro. Sen Summit nimmt man Der.
ans uno iiiilt ben Saao in Uldlcr
o0er in @eleciormcn. IGBt abfiiblen
mo ltelt Damn auf SIS, bis ole
SpeiIe e~ritarrt lit, @jrO nit Hahm
ODER Nilt ierpicrt.
Apple ScaIIop ODER
9romn 9ettp. - Cine GllO.
0ingiorm itreidt man nit Butter
aus, gibt cine Oide Gage 8rotfrll.
men bInein, oarnui cine gage feinge.
ihnittener Aepiel. sic mantmit 3lf.
fer bcitreut. 0oralti mieoer 9rotfrlt.
men, feline Yutteritiiddcn, aepfcl
un0 3ufer IoQenmeiie, bis sic 6orm
poll lit; obcnoui fommen 0rotfru'
men; Die E%u00mginrm 3uOctcn mo
III nid)t gu heiBen Diem gar baden;
ioate ser EuOOina nbcnaui nidlt
braun iein 10 lteat man i'm obue
Gedel nod Elm poar Qtinuten IN
Den beiben Glen. aoun nnrm ODER
falt i%erpicrt mer0cn.
Yflriid dc a la O8fnr. -
Y GfunO Heis I0Bt man 10 lltinu.
ten fohen, gieBe Damn ourh Elm Sleb
uno ipilIt ocn Hci5 nit faItem Wni-
ier ob. oen man bicrauf N cine
aaiieroIe tut, 1 3niie @aiiar gu.
aieBt 70 6laide @eiBmeirL Sic
ShaIe elmer 3ltrone, oen Sait Don
3 3itronen, nebit 3uder mad Sc.
idmad, mo llBt 10 lnnge fofcn
bis ser Gels gar lit. 3n cine Sling.
form gteben llnO falt meroen Iaiien.
Sedl5 ihone %iiriihe lfdIt man ab
uno baIbicrt lie; / &oiie ,3ufer lest
man nit I Gaiic @aiier nufs 6euer.
toBt 2 ytinutGn foden. gibt Die Sir.
iihe binein unO IaBt oieie gar fohen.
Zen Heis itiir5t man aus ser Gorm
aui cine Stiiiiel un0 iiut sic Biir.
idle III 0le Mite.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
Ser ncue Sdnb.

5iet uiht bcoucm Rein ueuer Ghuh,
Sci unbcIorQt uur irii6 tinein
Gin itramm gRariticrer nidt bic
Rub,
@.Uiuuut Res Grudcs barte Rcin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

~ Z .
2S17. Dies Mobeu Idbt Ii6 in
2apn. 8otiit, Noinioot, 8af6iatin,
Seibe oper Srep a~usfibren. Spite,
Stiderei i'm 6eoers ober 3reu3lii6,
GeiBe ober Riii6e eignst ii9 CUR
8arnieruns. Dos Muiter tommt in
iieben 9rOben fir SO, 80, 40. AZ, "A,
46 unb As SOL 8ruitpcite. Sir
Gr0Bs SO iinO 212 garos SO sou
breiten Stpffes notiq.
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@cnio %idlmeidlcIhnit,

gamer (3u eincm %Red)t5anmaIi.
Ser i'm aber ncgcu onoerer oriu,
gcnoCn @cid)dIte nid)t pertreten
Mil un0 inn cn1piicbIt, mc0en iei
ncr 8oqatcuiahe rbne Iouofaten
ror @erid)t 81 trctcul: 9toi, moi.
Strr Goftor, Qauaet Sic nor nit,
ma hat nor @cridlt 9iei en- pie
Qr0Brrcn Nbid1eu ucr einern, lpcn
% d Seer n%litfonlnlt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

so, 80 unb "a Son sainsnipeits. Sir
@r0Bs "a iino SIS garbs 80 SOL
breiten Stoffss n0tig. Der Rod if
on Der uHteren aants ungsf6ti
l 2/3 goros nett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

2819. Dies bi6ids einfn9e MO.
BEL lam aud obne Den aragen aus'
gefubrt peroen. IS 1T iebr bibI9
in alien 8ai6itoffet, fupie in Serge,
8abaroine. Seibe uno arsp. 0as
&leibden pirb born in Der Mitte sc.
i4IoFen, uno Der 8eridluB pirb bon
ben g~etreu8ten 8ro9enb0nosrn tell.
peiie peroedt.
9as Wuiter tommt in brei Gro.
Zen fir Mdo9en BON 2, 4 uno 6
Sabren. Sir cine 9ieridbrige finb
pa Oaros 36 3pa breiten Stoffea
n0tis.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

@ote: nGirite i'd 6rau Gayo
min mn 0cn 9citro9 iir oo8 aor.
r|eftioHsbou3 bittcu?"
9aronin: .4icin @ott, i'd
iteure ictt id,ou S Sabre bci. &a.
ben lid 0icie Wcuiden oenn nod
imnlcr nit)t gebeicgt?"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

GIN ncttcr 2ieb buber.
n@arum lit oclne &crlobung nit
Dem Iul9cn Ar5t ouseinanoer ge.
qongcn?"
oIenfe Dir, or idautc mir nelt.
lid in Die augcn. mo am onoern
TGg ididtc er mtiucIn Papa Damn
Die 9ieduung."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

2801. 0ieie S4ur8e. bic bos
snnse &Ieio bebedt, tonn ouh OILS
Wpr9entleio perpanot merben. Sic
1T i'm aimonoitiI gei4nitten uno
e.snet Ti6 our 8erorbeitune in Cling
bonl, pertal, gbambrep, 8hati. 2afpn.
Sotss.!, 9riuid uno Gambric.
9os Ntu'ter tommt in 5 8roBen
fir Mdodsn nm 6, s, 10, II unb
IA Snbren. 0&r cine ~3ebnjdbrige
iinb 3 yoros zines sc Sen breitsn
Stoffes n0tig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23
6ef6es Sportto # il m.

BLUE 1922, BOD 2818. 0os Mo,
beu aei9t cine iebr gefdlige Sombis
nation BON RopeltDSS eioe fir ben
Rpd uno 9upenn fir Die BLUE. IS
1T ou9 iebr buy5h fir cine 8ombis
nation bon einfQue.A ooer beitidtem
Qeinen unb Sbantin9, aud Sergs
unb Satin loi1en ii4 uerloerten. Die
9luis lit mad WtoOel 1922 9ei9nitz
ten, bos in 7 8r0Ben tommt fir "a,
So, SO, 40, az, Al uno 46 3ou gruts
peite. Sir 9rpBe SO IinO 3 garps
SO 3oa brsiten Stofies n0ti9. Der
Rod 1T mad Muiter 2818 gefdnits
ten. Ties MuItsr tommt ebenfous
in Iieben 8r0ben fir %, "a. 20. %.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

febt bequemen Snobenon5ug, er eig>
net ii9 fir ale Arten StOfte, bic gez
p06nI;6 fir oerurtige 3peGe per<
lponot perben, Maf6Itoffe ME &bo<
Ii, 9riui9, GoIatea uno 8insbam
IaTen iif, perpenoen, ebenio 6Ianeu,
Serge, Gorburop uno 8elpet. Die
Iermel t0nnen gang pber baIbz
lang iein.
9os MuIter tommt in 5 @rDben
fir Sungen BON 3, a, 5, 6 unb s
Sabren. Sir einen 9ierjdhrigen iinb
21s Yarbs 40 3ou bretten Stoff
n0tig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-05-23

Ncue8 0ort. auuoc (im
adieIooeu): 10 icben Sic nal
nie iid bier oaes ourdeinanoer be-
tpeet .. .piui. ..oos lit ia Der rel.
nc ainofdic."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-13
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast

why is man and woman, half the
time, feeling nervous. respondent,
worried; some days headachy, dull
and unstrung; some days really inca
pacitated by illness
Ii we would all practice inside-bath-
ing. what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead of thousands OF
half-sick. anaemic-looking souls with
pasty. muddy complexions We should
see crowds OF happy, healthy, rosy
checked people everywhere. The rea-
son is that tie human system does not
rid itself each day Gf all the waste
which 1t accumulates under our pres
ent mode OF living. For every ounce
of food and drink taken into the sys-
tom nearly an ounce of waste material
must be carried out. else it ferments
and forms ptomaine-like poisons
which are absorbed into the blood.
lust as necessary as it is to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day
before The fire will burn bright and
not. so we must eaCh morning cIedi
the inside organs of the previous day :
accu mutation of indigestible waste
and body toxins Men and women.
whether sick or well. are advised to
drink each morning, before breakfast,
a glass of real hot water with tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in it,
as n harmless means of washing out
of the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the indigestible material,
waste, sour bile and toxins; thus
cleaning, sweetening and purifying
tie entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
Millions of people who had their
turn at constipation, bilious attacks,
acid stomach, nervous days and sleep
less nights have become real cranks
about the morning inside bath. A
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
will net cost much at the drug store,
but is sufficient to demonstrate to any
one its cleansing, sweetening and
freshening effect upon the system.-Ad
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-13

said. And In all this wide hintcr-
Isnd there Is no physician"
For time last summer Miss Nun.
viaiii thought ~ goluE outside 10 Join
the Red Gross worker behind the
American battle liura Sh" wns pre-,
vailed upon hY the hospital and
church authorities 10 remain at he.
northern post and continue her mis-.
sionary aud nurse work among the
great number of Alaskan Indians
cared for hy the hospital
."if IL we're necessary" ArChdcucuu
Stuck Fnid. to close this hoHpit u In
order To win the war ct that our
wounded should have proper care. |
would uuhcsitHtiugly do 80. I'ut n
1t is possible that thit badly needed
and costly work shall continue aSk
that the chcyrnn be- gr nted so that
Miss Nunyinlli may be fortified To
remain here distinguished from slack
crs aud ubacnIces by the award
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-13
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATAhRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head Colds.

You feel fine in a few moments.
Your cold in head or catarrh will be
gone. Your clogged nostriis will
open. The air passages of your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more dullness, headache; no
hawking, snuffling, mucous dis
charges or dryness; no struggling for
breath at night.
Tell your druggist you want small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply
4 little af-this fragrant, antiseptic
cream IN your nostrils, let it penetrate
thru every air passage of the head
soothe and heal the swollen, inflamed
mucous membrane, and relief comes
instantly.
1t is just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuff
fed-up and miserable.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-13
Polar Hospital Serves
Gigantic Territory

CORpOvA. Alaska. tliy MailD -a
For her work in st stephens Hospl,
IL. of fnr away Fort Yukon. Alaska.
said to BE- the most nuIih.ry hospi,
tai In North America. Miss Matg1ro,
Nunyiulu. the one remaining sradu'
ate nurse nf the ins,ution. hnA been
awarded "upeclHl service chrsfon
by the American Red Cross.
The hospital, an English Church
Institution located ten miles inside
the Arctic circle on the Yukon Flats,
Is The only place where medical ms
sGEtancc can bc oht Iinrd In somrthins
like ap,U00 square miles said Arch,
deacon liudsou Stuck In writing To
the Rod Gross requesting that tho
Chcyron be- sent Miss Nunvinlll
The nearest physician M the Nu'
kon Is at Dawson $50 miles away.
and the nearest down the river is AT
the army post AZ Fort Gibbon. $50
miles distant. "krrhdearon Stuck
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-13
Splendid Daring of
Italians Is Rewarded
ACHIEVEMENTS ALMOST BEYOND BELIEF SECUR-
ED BY BRAVE NAVAL OFFICER, WHO SWAN
FOR NINE HOURS TO PLACE BOMBS ON SIDE
OF AUSTRIAN VESSEL

TO abandon ship. Paolucci asked the
northumberland If he and his friend
might ~also try 10 save themselves,
and he shook hands, saying: You
are brave men, and deserve to live,
They plunged into the water and
swan away, but ten minutes later
the admiral began to suspect the
bomb story, and sent a launch to
bring them back. They were made
to walk up the ladder under which
they had set the bomb, which was to
explode in two minutes. The ladder
was crowded with sailors returning
to their ship.
Run, Run for your lives"
shouted Paolucci, struggling TO reach
the deck before the explosion took
place. He and Rossetti had reached
the deck and ran to the stern OF the
dreadnOught when terrific cxplO-
son rent the air. and a column Of
water 30G feet high shot upward
Admiral Voucovich again gave them
permission TO save themselves. and
they had been swimming away from
the ship five minutes when they heard
another explosion, and saw that the
other bomb which had been left
adrift. had been carried by the cur
rent alongside the large Austrian
liner Wien, and had there exploded
The Viribus Units was then lying
on her side. but, suddenly the huge
ship turned bottom upward. and
Lieutenant Paolucci saw Admiral
Voucoyich scramble upward and
stand with folded arms on the keel,
ready to go down with his vessel.
Major Rossetti and Lieutenant
Paolucci were recaptured and taken
on board another Austrian warship,
where they were kept prisoners until
the armistice was signed and an ltal-
ian warshlp entered the harbor.
Then a launch was sent for the two
heroes and they were sent on de-
stroyer to Venice, where the people
gave them a vociferous welcome.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-01-13
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN toU
DARkEN GRAY. FADED HAN
WITH SAGE TEA =

Grandmother kept her hair Deauti-
fully darkened, glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took on that duii'
faded or streaked appearance, TINS
si,aple mixture was applied with won
derful effect. BY asking at any druS
store for "Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Compound you will get large Dol.
tls of this old-time recipe, Improved
ny the addition of other ingredients
all ready to use, for ABOUT 90 cents.
This simple mixture can be depended
upon to restore natural color an'
beauty TO the hair,
A we'll known downtown druss".
saws everybody uses Wyeths sage anu
SDlnhur Compound now because u
darkens so naturally and evenly tnA'
nohody can tell it has been applied
ms 60 easy to use. too, You simpv
domren a comb or soft brush anu
draw il through your hair. taking one
strand al a time. BY morning tue
gray hair disappears; after anotner
epplicat.on or two, it is restored 70 rs
natural color and looks glossy SUI
and beautiful. This preparation -
delightful toilet requisite. II IS no'
intended for the cure, mitisat'oh o'
prevention of disease.