davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
os6b abitychi wiele
rannyeh " zderzeniu po-
ciag6w ma nchodzit.
Pospieszny pociagg uderza W inny
Ia New Central we wtorek rano.

DUNKIRK, N. y 2 lipca %
STEM os6b jak dotad wiadomo, 70
stafo zabitych a przesz1o czter--
diesel rannych w kolizyi pomie-
dry druga sekcya pociagu Mr.. ii
Mr.. Z znanych jako|" Westerner"
Ia New York Central kolei" 2:20
dis rano. N~ieszczescie wydarzylo
sic W pierwszym wagonie pasazer
skiego pociagu "Westerner" gdy
jcgo maszyna cofnela sic uderza-
jac W drewniana kare expresowa.
Osiem cia1 wydobyto z wykole
jonego pociagu a zdaje sic re jesz
cze dwie osoby znajduja sic pod
rumowiskiem.
Dwadziescia os6b; z kt6rych ME
kt6re pokaleczone ,niebezpiecznie,
zabrano do szpitala.
Taxa sauna liczba os0b dozoro-
wanna jest przez lekarzy. Osoby te
przywiezione zostay "a pocia-
zach ratunkowych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
|ChiaczycY moze jeszcze pod
pisa traktaty pokojowe.

PARYz, 2 lipca = Ma przekore
odm6wieniu podpisania traktat6w
pokojowych, W sobote, chinscy de
legaci upieraja sic wziasc udziaf
w czynnosci. Delegacya oczekuje
ma instrukcye z Peking.
Jezeli Rad chinski rozporzadzi
podpisanie, jak m6wia w ko1ach
konferencyi, zawsze jest mozli-
wen ola delega6tw tax uczynic.
Alianckie rzady wrecza austry-
ackiej delegacyi W St. Germain,
PREY koncu biezacego tygodnia
warunki, pokrywajace finansowe
i ekonomiczne traktaty austryac-
kich traktat6w pokojowych. Te
warunki znajduja sic pomiedzy
zaniedbanemi z textu traktat6w,
jak by1o poczatkowo przedstawio
lie Austryakom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
WIELE WtOCH0W "a
BITYCH Z0STAt0 W
NIEDZlELE, P0DCzAS
TRzESIENIA lie MI.
DOnOsZa re 100 ZOstafO "a.
DityCh w SamVm Vic
chic, W %dystrykcie Flo
renCkim.

RZYM, 2 lipca - Sto dwadzie-
scia os6b oszacowano re zostalo
zabitych w miescie i okolicy Wis.,
chic, centrum trzesienia ziemi W
dystrykcie Florence, W przesz}a
niedziele, st6sownie do Tempo.
Miasto Vicchio zosta1o zniszczone
do kupy ruin, a kilka wiosek znie
sionych. T.
Rzym, 2 lipca = Onegdaj VIE
czorem trzesienie ziemi odczuto W
okolicy Florencyi tax daleko az
Go Wenecyi. Raportowano re Kill
ka ofiar bylo W Borgo, San Loren
70 pietnascie mil ma p6]nocno "a
ch6d cd Florencyi i w Dicomano.
Domy W wielu miejscach zosta}y
zniszczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
uroczysto$ci gdy Pa
ryz sic vessel.
Uciechy we Francyi z pewodu pokoju

PARYz 2 lipca - Oficyalne j
popularne uciechy z powodu kon-
kluzyi pokoju trwa1y dis wieczo
rem w kt0rych brali udzia1 cywil-
III i wojskowi tanczac ia ulicach,
a galowe przyjecia odbywafy sic
W hall miejskiej, W kt6rych brazil
udziai prezydent i PAM Poincare j
ambasadorzy alianccy.
Hala miejska by1a iluminowana
tax jak W dniu Bastylii II lipca.
Po przyjeciu W hall cztery pocho-
dy w~yruszy}y z hall miejskiej,kt6
rym towarzyszyly wielkie t1umy
Amerkanscy zofnierze brali udzia1
W uroczystosciach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Petrograd bedzie opr6zniony
p pre- czzeelr1wVonylch. c. !.

HELSINGFORS 2 lipca = o.
pr6znienie Petrogradu przez Boil
szewik6w: postepuje szybko, st6so
wnie do obecnego wyroku otrzy-
manego. Minister wojny Trotzki
rozporzadzil azeby fortece W Kro
nsztacie wysadzono w powietrze
zanim sic podda i. azeby mostly i
stacye kolejowe W Petrogradzie
zostaly zniszczone zanim ostatnie
wojska ia opuszcza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Prevalent bedzie witany
gdy powf6ci do Stan6w.
Flota atlantycka wyjedzie do Geo
rye Washington ma morzu ]
wprowadzl 20 do portu.

WASHINGTON, 2 lipca -Pla
ny zostana porobione ma powita.
ME prezydenta Wilsona w New
Yorku prawdopodobnie W ponie--
dzialck, gdy Geese floty wyjedzie
ma powitanie GEORGIA Washing
ton ma morzu i eskortowac 60 be
die do portu. Komitet powitalny
znajdowac sic bedzie IL a okrecie
Pennsylvania, ma flagowym okre>
Gle prezydenta Wilsona.
Sekretarze Daniels i Baker be
d. prawdopodobnie pomiedzy
oficyalistami ktorzy beda vitae
prezydenta.
M6wiono dis w Bialym domu
re przem6wienie prezydenta W cd
powiedzi %witajacemu go komiteto
wi bedzie tylko kr6tkie i ME be-
die zawieralo dyskusyi 0 trakta-
tach pokojowych ami 0 Lidze ma
rod0w.
Prezydent ME wskazal kiedy
. on podda traktaty pokojowe Sc,
natowi, lecz urzednicy tutejsi spc
dziewaja sic re to nastapi W przy
SHY wtorek lub srode. Skoro on
uporzadkuje swe biurko z waz-
nych interesow rozpocznie swa pc
dr6z wizytacyjna pc kraju j be
die przemawia1 W spraWie trak'
tat6w i Ligi narodow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04

O tym czasie kierunek aeropla-
nu byl IA zach6d lecia1 on Wten-
czas Il szybkoscia 81 wezl6w.
Poczta ktora przewozif R. "a "a
wicrala list cd kr6la Georgia. do
prczydenta Wilsona.
EAST FORTUNE, 3 lipca-Rry
tyjski balon R 81 rozpocza} sw6j
d1ugo planowany lot do Ameryki
dis rano, Z nieco wiekszymi &C.
rcmoniami niz te kt6re towarzy--
szy]y odjazdowi balon6w podczas
ich monotonnych p~atrolek Ia mo
rzu p6]nocnym w czasie .wojny.
VAGINAL w NICE.
krotko zanim wielki aeroplan
podjety zosta1 Z swej podstawy o.
braca} sic al nos jego Zwrocil sic
ma zach6d. Ma znak "rece precz'
Wielki okret poszed} w gore. Ia
MIN osiegnaf 800 stop wysokosci
zginal Z widoku i %zanurzyl sic W
mglc. Wirowanic smig s]yszec by
It. mona az Ia pewna odleg}osc
Ia Atlantyku. Potem zdaje sic re
balon poszedl Z wiatrem.
Me wiecej jak dwadzieScia o.
sob jccha}o motorem 81 mil z Ed
inburgh a azcby byli swiadkami
rozpoczecia a pomiedzy tymi, BY
la Amerykanka kt6ra poda}a a.
merykanska jcdwabna flage pull
kownikowi komendantowi Lans--
downe amerykanskiemu lotnikowi
prawie zanim on wszed1 do condo
ii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Ksiaze George W Monasterze.
Ksiaze

MUNICH, 2 lipca = Ksiaze
George najstarczy syn ksieciaLud
Wika z Bawaryi wstapi1 do zako-
nu Jezuit66w w Insbruku, st6sow-
ME do podania gazet.
Ksiaze George z Bawaryi uro-
dill sic W Munich 2 kwietnia, 1880
Ozeni1 sic z arcyksiezna Izabela z
Austryi, 10 lutego 1912, lecz zwia
eek zosta1 uniewazniony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Try tyslaee Amerykanow
I:f s. <a s:sSrsc SrfS!:.z
p0WTaca.

NEW YORK Q Hipl1csaa, = Trans
port Won Steuben przybyl dzisz
$3.50 zolnierzami, wlaczajac Cd
dial wojska 339 infantery, .85.
'dywizye, kt6ra obecnie zostala
zwolniona z Archangelska " Ro-
syi. Transportowiec Infanta Ia
bella przyibyl l,730 zolnierzamaii
a krazownik Aphrodite przybylz
trzema rannymi oficerami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04

Nastepca tronu awsze jeszeze ma wyspie.
Aide oSWiadcza re on tam ME uclekf.

LONDYN, lpca = Schowanie bylego 5nastepcy tronu W VIE
ringer emfatystycznie zaprzecza podczas wczorajszej telefoni-
cznej konwersacyi, zeby nastepca tronu opusci} wyspe, st6sownie
do depeszy z Amsterdamu otrzymanej przez Reuter'a nadbrzezny
telegram.
Depesza z Brukseli przytaczajac telegram z Brukseli otrzyma-
ny onegdaj W Soir twierdzi re nienecki nastepca tronu uchk1 W
niedziele z wysp W Wieringen. Dawniejszy nastepca tronu, st6sow
ME do depeszy z Amsterdamu ponowi} swoja dzerzawe ma miesz-
kanie W Wieringen II nowe try miesiace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Sondowanie pogromow.

F.. PARYz, 2 lipca = Henry Nor
gcnthan byly ambassador do Tur-
cyl, bryg Gen. E. Jadwin i Homer
johnson z Cleveland, jak dis
ogfoszono, skomponuje komisye,
kt6ra amerykanska pokojowa de
legacya posle do Polski ola roz--
patrywania raportowanych pogro
NOW. Komisya "a kilka dni ma
opuscic Paryz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Major General Henry + 4 4
len nlasstepc2 lggetta ]
mad Renel.


Parry, 3.lipca - Major jen.
Henry T. Allen, jak donosza dis
do amerykanskiej glownej kwate
~ militarnej obejmiet miejsce
pulk. jen. Hunter Liggett W kome
.ndzie Wojsk mad Renem, taxa jest
nova azwa armii okupacyjnej W
Koblencyi, Major jen. Allen, daw
Messy komendant 9Otej dyWizyii
skomponoWanej 2 Wojsk narodo-
wei armiii . Texas i Oklahoma. u
rodzn sic " Kentucky Wstapl
do West Point W 1873.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY

WHAT about this old Fourth Of July that
w we have been keeping now for a hundred
and fortythrec years? 4
We will go ON keeping it, Won't we?
To be sure we will go on. It Commentaries
the beginning Of the proceedings that present
ly made the thirteen colonies a nation that
has ever since been letting out tucks, until now
it is large, popnlous, rich and important. Of
course we like to be an Independent nation
and celebrate, and will always celebrate our
attainment Of that state, and this year with
better will and more noise than usual, because
Of the evidence that we have lately. been able
to give that we have not been a nation for no
thing, but are capable, on occasion, Of doing \
the whole Of a nation s part in great affairs.
This is by rights a great Fourth Of July;
and one that calls more than commonly for
reflection. It is a proper day for us to take an
observation and try to understand where we
are. In two years we have come a long, long
way. For one thing, we have paid OFF an old
debt that we incurred in getting our original
independence. For another, we have fought
shoulder to shoulder with our kinsmen whom
we fought face to face a century and two score
years ago. For still another thing, we have
put in some degree to hazard that every inde-
pendence that we struck for in 70, and may
never again be quite so independent as we.
were three years ago..
That sounds ominous, but it is all right.
Not we have changed, but the world We live in
went. into the Great War to preserve the indie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Premier Clemenceau przedsta
Vi dis halkit Il ~dlleputolAa;llay q

! parry, 2 czerw,5ca Premier
,Clemenceau przedstaWi traktaty
pokojoWe dis pc poludniu izbie
ldeputoWanych,piis ze Fgaro.N aczel
mix Francyi bierze sposobnose,do
aaje gazeta, zrobic kr6tkie lecz
Wazne zeznanie odnoszace Size do
domoWej zaggranieznej polityHk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Wspanialy balon Brytyjski roz-
poczqf podr66zi do Ameryki.
&YBK0 zClNAk W BtADZENN lECZ zCt0Sn Sic.

True translation filed with thepost master at Winona' MINI, on
July, 3, 1919, as required by the Act of Congress, Oct. 6, 1919.
LONDYN, 3 ]ipca - Brytyjskl balon R-34, kt6ry opusci} East
Fortune w Szkocyi 0 LAB godz. dis rano rozpoczynajac lot przez
ocean osiegna} 50 stopien ma p6}noc, W so mn0r0vTm locie, II stop
nj so minut IA zach6d W so minutach, 0 2sej godznie pod}ug cza
81 Greenwich 20 10 godz. podfug czasu New Yorskego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04

pendence Of imperiled nations, and to confer
it on peoples who did not have it. We came
out Of the war sharers, to be sure, in victory,
but loaded with a great obligation to do our
part to preserve the independence we had
helped to confer on peoples who did not have
it, and to. defend for nations that did have it.
And Of course a great moral obligation in
Cured is a hostage given to fortune, and Of
course a nation that has given such a hostage
is less independent than before.
;f But that's no harm. Our separate indie
pendenee served itszturn. It. qualified us to do
what we have done. However much Of it we
lose becanse OF the war" is nobly lost, and is
the necessary sacrifice made to that interde-
pendence which the war disclosed is essential
to the nations if they are to go on. In the
degree in which We have incurred responsible
ity we have lost independence, but what would
independence be good for, or how long couldit
hope to last, if it shirked responsibilities that
belonged to it?
Our fathers said in ''76, NTake notice
people. We have set up for ourselves and ack-
nowledge no boss?' They made good their
word, and it is still good. We, their heirs, will
sit IN with our brethren to keep the peace, and
practice manliness and forbearance, and up
hold the law and the court, but in the matter
Of acknowledging a boss, we stand with our
fathers. Facts make bosses, and just now we
have our full share Of the facts in our posses
sion.
p. $. N. In Life.
in our next.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
PlEKNE FRANCUSKI Ma
P@REzYDENTA 0kRECIE.
SZczere zycZenia sZcZesli-
wei podr6zy Ola prezy-
denta.

Ma pokladzie George Washing
tona, 30 czerwca - Kilka tysiecy
powracaj acych zolnierzy amery-
kanskich i dwadzieScia pieknych
narzeczonych w%ojennych znajdu--
je sic ia ~pokladzie prezydentow-
skiego okretu. Pewna liczba zol-
merry, kt6rzy byli cz}onkami W
Bialym domu i hotelu de Crillon,
glownej kwatery amerykanskiej
delegacyi w Paryzu, a kt6rzy oze-
Mill sic podczas swego pobytu W
Paryzu. Regulacye nie zabraniaja
narzeczonym towarzyszyc swym
mezom ia p%ok}adzie George Wa
shingtonu, a przez pewna chwi]e
zdawalo sic re ]pozostana tam, Ia
losne depesze narzeczonych do
prezydenta -Wilsona ~sprawi}y jed
max re porobiono przygotowania
dla ich towarzyszenia.
Wiele zyczy4o szczesliwej podrozy
Depesze z %zyczeniem szczesli--
wei podr6zy otrzymal prezydent
Wilson, cd kr6la Georgia. Z An
gill, cd krola Alfonso z Hiszpanii
i cd cesarza Z Japonii. Depesza cd
kr6la George a robi wzmianke do
amerykanskich i b2Xtyjskich lu-
dzi, zbratanych W armii, ktorzy
pozostana takimi ma zawsze w pc
koju.
DEPESZA DO kROLA.
Odpowiedz prezydenta do kr6la
Georgia. byla nastepujaca: Spra-
via mi najwieksza przyjemnosc
wyrazenia Wan mojego przeko--
mania O prawdziwosci Waszej
wspaniafomyslnej depeszy, co sic
tyczy ku koncowi ktory osiagnie-
ty zostal przez obecny pokoj no
we wezly kt6re utworzone zosta1y
pomiedzy Waszym wlasnym wiel-
kim ludem i naszym. Znajdujemy
sic W chwili urzeczywlstnienia
wiecej niz zdo}alismy urzeczywist
mic i'm W lynn czasie, prawdziwego
celu .wielkiej wojny.
Wolny lud swiata, zjednoczony
do pokonania nieprzyjaciof VOL
nossci i sprawiedliwosci przez
,swych przedstawicieli zrobif plan
!. przez kt6ry pozostana zjednoczeni
NV. towarzystWie namlenlonem
przez rade do podniesienia sprawy
isprawiedliwosci i Wolnosci przez
godnosc W postepie pokoju Ego
dy wspanialej polityki. Jest to
przez wyb6r IA wskros %zaufaneg.o,
czlowieka z kazdego narodu ola
zbogacenia pokoju przez ichs rade.
Szczesliwy sic czuje ma CLOS Wa
szych zyczen W obecnym czasie pc
rownego widzenia poufalej ma
dziei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Is Amerykanow zabitych "
Rosy.
OSmiu lliebeZpiecZnie ra-.
niOnych W starciuz pre-
ciWnikami W0jsk kOl-
chak'a.

WASHINGTON, 2 lipca o.
siemnastu amerykanskich zolnie--
rzy zostafo zabitych, jeden officer
i siedmiu zo}nierzy zosta1o ciezko
rannych a siedemnastu lei ram
nych W walce z przeciwnikami
wojsk Kolchaka, niedaleko Roma
nowka, w dniu 25 czerwca.
Major gen. Graves, komenderu
jacy amerykanskiej wyprawy ma
Syberye poinformowa1 dis depar
lament wojny, re potyczka nasta-
pi}a pc ataku BolszeWik6W Ia
gwardye kolejowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-07-04
Fatalna burza Ola sze$ciu
farmer0W,

Zachodnia Geese po4nocnej Dako-
ty nawiedzona oluopna burza.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
m. FETTMAN
FASHIONABLE LADIES TAILOR

50 SMITH ST.
We hays our spring models and mater
ials ready for your inspection. We
Invite you to come n see us and Sc
iect YOUR spring OUTFIT. Our prices are
reasonable and workmanship Is OF the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
WELFARE WORK
IS CONTINUED
j. w. B. Doing Splendid Work
to Make Men Feel at
Home

While military affairs at Camp
Raritan have settled down to a great
| degree and fewer soldiers are there
than formerly, it does not mean that
activities have altogether ceased In
the good work of entertaining the
welfare has stopped.
The Jewish Welfare Board at
Camp Raritan, for instance, Is doing
a splendid work. They have n
Ihome-like headquarters where dances
entertainments and moving pictures
are given, open at all times to all
the boys. The dances are went al
ways to be long remembered. These
are not only held in the camps, but
some are held in nearby towns and
cities, and occasionally amateur plays
are staged by local talent at the hut.
During the winter dances were held
every Thursday night at the Empire
Auditorium at New Brunswick, every
Wednesday night In the Y. NJ. H. A.
hall of this city, and Tuesday nights
in the camp hut.
Isadore Abeleson is the official e
resentative of the Jewish Welfare
Board at Camp Raritan, and it is
largely due to his efforts that the
affairs of this organization have been
so successful.
The local branch of the Jewish
Welfare Board has also been very
active in providing entertainment for
the men in camps. The Y. w. III. A.
has also given every possible assist
Iance to the Jewish Welfare Board,
having staged several minstrels in the
camps in this vicinity. Three BAN
quets were rendered the men at Colo
lniL Hospital.
The Jewish Welfare Board is lay
ing stress on what it considers the
two biggest Els needed to meet h
mems needs; namely, entertainment
for the men while in camps and hos
pital and employment for the soldier
and sailor upon his discharge from
service. The employment problem is
|being handled in cooperation with the
Federal Labor Bureau in various
parts throughout the state.
Another phase of the work has
been the high-class entertainment
which the men rave received in h
camps and hospitals in Northern New
Jersey. During the past month 1T is
estimated that two million men wear
ing the khaki and blue uniforms were
entertained by the Jewish Welfare
Board. When all is said and done.
the Jewish Welfare Board feels that.
it cannot do enough for the men in
uniform to fill the closing chapter of
military life. Without having made
possible the putting of sunshine and
happiness into the lives of the heroes
of democracy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Real Estate NeWS

The sale of the Jefferson building
at 1913 Smith street, Is the largest
real estate transaction reported in this
city SO far this week. This build
ing which sets on a plot rs by 100
feet, is built of brick and Is three
stories high. The McClung Drug Com
pany occupies the ground floor, the
Metropolitan Insurance Company's Of
fees are on the second floor and Red
mems hall on the third floor. The
building has been purchased by Isa-
dor Greenspan of the Greenspan Bro
Tiers grocery and hilPip Borak of
Borak's market from Charles M. Pet
eson Coal Company, ndsEarl Lake Of
the Lake coal company. The selling
price is said to be about $4,000. The
sale is reported by Bernard Lipman Of
the Lipman Construction Company or
New York City.
Shangold Brothers nave purchased
from Julia and Mary Timmins the two
story frame building at 70 Smith street
now occupied by NJ. Plane as a cloth
ing store. Consideration $14,500. The
sale was made through the Office of
Attorney Walter j. Rieliey.
Massopust Brothers and Company.
report the sale of property as follows:
Mike Bobik to Vincent MATHS, a one
story brick dwelling at 342 Thomas
street. Consideration $4,000.
Massopust Brothers and Company
to Thomas Kozak. q two story frame
two family dwelling at 673 State
street. Consideration $4,000.
The Perth Amboy Evening New
Company has sold it's lot across from
the library in Jefferson street to the
Perth Amboy Beef Company. The
| Evening News has purchased from
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, lots 124-125 and east 10 feet loi
1913, map estate E. NJ. Patterson,
where west side Madison venue in
terests north side Jefferson street.
Deeds.
The following deeds from this city
have been recorded in the county
clerks office:
Harry Fender and wife to MAJ
G%olderger, south side Fayette street
TIA feet east from east side State
street.
man Josefovics. lot 6, block II, cas-
| side Sherman street.
Edith F. Patterson to Thomas koz'
ak and wife, lot 20, block p. north
east corner said lot 10, said block or
west side Railroad avenue.
John F. Anggaard and wife to Ste
phen Suba and wife, lots 1914, bloci
16, south side Sayre avenue.
The Stanford Heights Land Com
pany to Giovanni Madica and wife
lots 8, 4 block IL, south side. New
Brunswick avenue.
Transfers.
The following transfers of propert,
have been recorded in the city col
l~ector's office:
Boynton Investment and Securit,
Company to Benjamin Cohen, blocl
81 lots. 2. 8. State street: through
Morris Goldberger.
Klemens Wick to Mike Waskc
block 129. lot 7. Stockton street.
William and Rhoda l.. Martin t
Anton Sorensen and Aaron Kaufman
block 60, lots "a, "a Ia. First street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Volunteers Wanted for Army

The construction division of the
army Is asking for volunteers, both
skilled and unskilled tradesmen espe-
cially for young men who desire to
learn q trade, and after serving one
| enlistment may return to civil life
and have a trade if they did not care
to re-enlist. If on other. hand he may
come back into the service and draw
increased salary and continue doing
so until he retire after all the mar in
the service is the highest and best
paid man. Enlist and choose your
branch and station. Call at the local
office, 100 Smith street, Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
DON'T GIVE UP!
AFTER THE DOCTORS HAVE FAILED
YOU CAN TURN WITH CONFI-
DENCE TO CHASCO Vim TO GET
BACK YOUR OLD STRENGTH AND
PEP.

Those who are weak and run down
from sickness overwork. worry or any
other cause. can take nothins better
than C~hasco-vin. an old compound pre-
scribed by the doctors more than any
Ing pri<cipaffy OF Iron. Manganese.
Hypophosphites. NuxsVomica. Cinchona.
Gentfan and Native Wine.
the strength and vitality, often as
much as 100 Per Cent ana brings the
old pep back. 1t has done this for
thousands Of others and will do 1t for
you.
The local for chasco- Vim IL
The Rarftan Drug Co. Smith and
Maple Streets. Boar Of Trade Build
Ing Perth Amboy. N l-Acv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Local Man Slightly Wounded

Army casualties released today,
numbering 312, and seven of which
are names of Jersey boys, contain the
name of one local man. He is Anton
Kotzki, next of kin Miss Bertha Kot-
Xxi, 139 Inslee street, wounded slight
Ily in action.
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John H.. PRUlTT,
Corporal, 78th Company, 6tl
Regiment, U. 8. N. G.

Corp. Pruitt, whose home was
with his mother, Mrs. Belle
Pruitt. Ray. Ariz., was decorated
for conspicuous gallantry in ac-
ton with the enemy at Blanc
Mont Ridge, France. october 5,
1918. Corp. Pruitt, single
handed, attacked two machine
guns, capturing them and kill
ing two Of the enemy. He then
captured forty prisoners In a
dugout nearby. This gallant sol
der was killed soon afterward
by shell fire while he was snip
ing the enemy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
CARD OF

We, the undersigned. take this means
of expressing our sincere gratitude to
the many friends for kindness render
ed us during our sad bereavement. Els.
peciaily to those who sent beautiful
floral tributes, to Rev. 7. Slater and
AIsup, knights of Pythias, Jr. o. U. A..
NJ. n Undertaken e. s. Mas and
MRS. J.. w. DILL AND FAMILY.
44S5-5-14-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14

The former business of c. d. Buchan
|& Son. now run under the name OF
Buchan g Company VIII nc
longer be run under my name.
4455-5-14-1t.. GEORGE BUCHAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-14
Daily Ihouuht.

A mans own observation. what he
finds good of. and what he finds hurt
Of, Is the best physic tp preserve
health.-Bacon.