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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-29

cE LArRA UN TRxDArOR.

CE LArRA UN TRADATO8-
r verBa de an disperat care
chiar 81 in anal 1917 scria fntx'o
hirtoaga de calendar. ca: ,:tot
Germania va fhvinge Astfel~ fl
ind. ell era an tradator al, cauzei
aliatilor 81 prin urmare 81 al eau
zti Statelor Unite. Mai tfrzin in
sa fntors .cojocul, 81 din pro-
German ce era, s'a facut cosgo-
geamite Belsevie, care avea chef
sa~ vada Rom1nia Republica ina
inte de- a Fl scoasa de sub taipa
confratilor sal Huni.
Omllui acestuia lar Fl trebuit
10 examinatic medicala La Greer
atnnci cInd ajuns in wanna anne
ricana, caci dupa cit Sc vede ma
e sanatos. Nu la ,ajuns propagan-
da germana pc care 'ducea ina
inte, ci sasa mai apueat sa faca 81
o liga secialista, 6ri cum ii zice:
I1iga Libeltatii, prin ajutoral ca
reia voia sa 'ajunga presedmtele
repnblicei Remine, atac7nd in
scllimb ca un maniac Liga Ma
|Sionala. Ei. dar las ca pentru a.
ccasta afacut cunostinta cu pun.
nil celor din Gary, fiji credinciosi
al Rominiei Mari. Dar care Ro-
min nu clnoaste PIE acest naa7
fragiat
Acnm, intr I'm ziar care s'a do
Sedit ca fusese v1ndut Ungurilor,
vrea sc loveasca in redactorii zia-
rnlui --America'', pentru ca au
avut ..indrazneala' sa mai scoata
1n alt calendar, pc linga eel scos
81 .vindut de institntul tipografie
al acestni ziar. Acuza naufragil-
tului este Cd scotind acest calen-
dar pc socOteala lor, redactoriiar
LII pagubit Uniunea. societatile 81
pc ceialalti acJioRAri.
De. aci Sc vede destul de bime
Tea disperatulai scriitor ii trebu-
ia operate la cap (nu ca aceia pc
care i-au facut-o cei din Gary
Oar cum pagubit Uniunea, cind
Radactorii, ca orr care alt client,
an platit bani greI pentru lucrul
Ftechnic al acestui calendar? N'au
mers acesti bani in casa institu-
lui? NJ maresc Ell capifalul de.
pus de Uniune de societati 81
| de restul actionarilors Unde, G
paguba despre care latra. acest
lseriitor-gindacs
f rau ca nh exista O Gale maj
ussara pc caressa Sc puma in ca.
|masa de forta, astfel de zanatici
al Saror ziar poate cadea 81 in
nina unor >capete seci, carl 50
dea cNmva crezaHint scfncitulni
lor. Ziarul in chestie ,fost> vim.
Idut consulului Ungar, lar redacto
rui tui e un anarchist 81 tradatof
asa ca prezinta eel mai mare pc.
ricol pentru public. Ee poff as
Itepta La ori ce, pentru ca agentil
Germani si-au Writ aurul eri IN
de a fest vre-o constiinta dc
vinzare.
\, Disperatul de care e vorba
acuza ne Redactorii ziarnlni Anne
rica pentru ca au scos un calen.
dsr, 0 carte de cultura, 81 pentrp
ca an mai >adaugat suma de
bani in capitalul institnlni. NJ
crede ca articolul sau din ziar !
Va duce pc la ,,icoane" Nh ere
de a cels scrise de el in caler,
larll Acela il. va face sa-si ia po.
lteca la confratii lui> din Russia
(sau din Germahiae
II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-29

D-lsi Noise Bseda6, Tarrslls
Pa: In cele din urma corecturi
facute de ,societate, adresa d-tale
a fost stearsk, csrceteaEa cahsa 3
colo.
D-lui vasiIs Bh'lpvan, Detroit,
Mich: Uere>explicati de Ia socie-
tate, de anolo ne-a venit., 4
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I REPhEzElsTAnJn
HARULUI AMERICA.

ALLIANCE, o. - viehente q.
Nxe1n, r. Q. B. 90.
Telefon; o. s. 5632. -
CHICAGO, I'LL. Paul d. To
mi, z4DO Fs1ilertpn Ave.
CINCINNATI, o. lie Bogdan,
1914 Repn1dic Str.
TE. YOUNGSTOWN, @. - 0sorgs
MarhaD, P. o. B.~S86.
FARRELL, PA r. J. .Costsa,
bO1 Broadway.
NASSILLDN, O. - loan Neaeu,
1913 Kent Street. a
NEW YORK, N. Y. - g. Brxnut,
III q. 64th Street. u
PHILADELPHIA, PA. - M. G.
Marian, Nstary Public, 8. w.
cor. 4th & Brown Str.
TRENTON, N. j. = loan Uvegesy,
81 Grand Str, Trenton, NJ. n
YOUNGSTOWN, o. - loan Ru-
,aG, 1y2 s. Forest Ave-, You4g-
ysAoUm. a.. ~
sosnoksoxxnxeDUou
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INFORMAL IuN|

Feinei admise ca juri. = Viena.
Parlamentrl austriac a votat o
motiune pentru admiterea femei-
lor ca juri. aplanind astfel che
stiune care preocupa legislatia de
AMI de zile. De asemenea s'a mai
prezentat inca o alta motiune
prin care Sc cere nimicirea tutu-
ror titlurilor de nobilitate.
Complectarea canalplui veneti-
an. = Venetia. = Orasul acesta
are o directa legatura pc apa Gu
Turinul 81 eu an lung liant Gle cen
tire industriale de mare impertan-
ia. Aceasta fegatura s'a say1tsit
prin complectsrea unui canal Gu
o lNngime de Is mile, de la Vene-
tia pima la riul Pc, care este unul
dintre cele mai remarcabile lu-
'cruri sayirsite in Italia pc tim
pul razbeiului. Nj nlmai Ca lu-
crul tot a fost facpt in timpnl
razboiului, dar o ssectie a cana
lului de aproape sapte mile in
lnngime s'a sapat. in zona de
razboi, sub continual ibomharda-'
ment> al austriacilor.
Hohepxoller11ii voteaza. 80 Am
steriam. =. Menbrii fsmiliei Ho-
henzollern, att barbati, cit 81 fe,.
mel, aflatori acum La Postdam,
au votat. la alegerile de- Dumine-
ca. Fieeare s'a prezentats en- snb-l
tiflul de; ,,Von HohenzolIern ];
d7ndu-si -ssi titlul de print san
printesa
Deala sgsani PstrI. Basel.
Telegramele sosite de Il Lai-
bach annpta q reeele Petru al
6eu1biei, caFe fnsese 4clnav mai
i1ni1Bet sca / safer;f ~ po0l
merge acasd, 81 nlai ales "a mn
~ trylve vr.x.s ~ ..-<S.. <sx -. - ~ L 81
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salvati de latratul cfinelui.

0AlN1N uS HUI uSu4 CsAn1Au1.
Cincinnati, Ohio Gus Bow
man, sofia sa si oei cinci eopii al
.lor erau sa arda de vii in casa
noaptea trecuta, daca unl ciinc
mic MIR Fl nicepnt sa latre, des-
astfei din Soma 81 "a
cindu.i sa-si dea seama de prime
idia in care g allan. GU mare
igreptate au rsusit pompierii saJ
Iscoata din flaeAri
Bolevicii csrnaaai fcrmsasA re,
publiet. Berlin. r. nordtil
Germaaiei "a stabilit esrepnblica
D spartacienf}or. PrOgEamnl este
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-29

ren. = Paris. - Conform mei
radiotelegrame primita de la Ma
drid, monarcMstii Portughezi an
pus stapinire pc provinciile Min-
no 81 Tras Os Montes. Aceiasi sta
re raporteaza ca trupele republi7
cane. carl au fost fnvinse de me-
narefisti la Coimbra, snnt aproa-
re sa simpatizeza e'l canza mo
|narchiei. 49,
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Sinucidere. BALTIMORE. -
Chauncei 0ambxill, ON Gu mare
vaza in cercurile ,sociale, s'a i'm
puscat de moarIe in odaia de. .cul-
care a 1caselor;sale din University
Parkway. Omnl acesta suferise
mai inainte de un atac de influ-
enta spaniola 81 Sc crede ca sufe-
rintele l-au indemnat sa-si pue
capat zilelelor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
A FINE START

Perth Amboy went off with a flying start in the Victory loan cam
paign- With two-thirds of the city's quota raised before the start is
actually made there is little left for the people to do
But with such an attractive investment as the government offers
in this loan it will be hard to hold the people back. Anyone wanting
a safe place to put their savings for the next three or four years could
do no better than to lend the money to Uncle Sam to help finance the
war.
Persons desiring to save money out of their wages will find no
more convenient way to do so than to invest in Victory Liberty Loan
notes and pay for them o the government plan, which extends the
payments over a period of six months Interest, considering the tax
exemptions, amount to over 5 per cent and the money all comes back
in four years at the longest.
No wonder there is such a big subscription all over the country.
Never before has there been so much wealth in the country. Prices
are high, to be sure, but the fact remains that there is more money
than ever before; the great majority . q more prosperous than ever
before. Why shouldn't the people buy these Victory hottest
Perth Amboys quota was assured the night the loan campaign
opened. The eanvassers win cover the city as usual, however, and the
object will be to see how far over the quota the city can go. People
don't have to be asked to buy these notes, theya are figuring only as to
how they can buy a few more than they had at first planned.
It. 8 a great showing that Perth Amboy has made. We certainly
are going 10 finish the job
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

, ride in the ocean that even such in
t~ensive fishing probably has no erect
mon the available adult supply. foF
instance, the female turbot lays o,S0v'-
! 600 eggs a year, and the cod nas ~
1 soc, 900 to her credit. Inc r1o
aounder lays 1,400,0 00, h sole e.v,-
ma The haddock 450, 0e0. and the
nlaice 100000. The poor nerglns
! must be content with a meager W.
900. tso,,t
.ha mirration habits of the woria >
food-fshes Where do the salmon ~
after they leave h rfyersf w.
does the eel. a some IL,
| since by the Danes, go Ear o.l~ 5sh
e,ast to shawn, and how DO the
c,,,nt1sss hordes of delicate elyers ma
tlse;r wav around the British Isles ana
into the continental rivers?
abIe ouestions like these that the IL
tire will reveal to the
of a new day. ooa,
..The problem of life in h ocean
In ose full of interest and pregnans
with valuable lessons Tor hAH-
Irran 1T the bottom OF the deepest
trench in the abysma1 region OF n
seas bottom, where no ray OF the
sun ever penetrated, where Stygiaa
night is perpetual, where freezing
temperatures cease n WneIe
inconceivable pressures prevail, the
miracle of life still goes on
sEerie creatures exist In these ut
termo<t depths. Here Is a fish s~lm-
ming by with light-givfng organs
ranged In rows from nose 10 TAI, oa
mort and starboard sides. a fantastic
miniature of an ocean liner. alignl
from stem 10 stern. gliding noiselessly
through the perpetual night There
ia another. with a weii-defined esrcn
rght with which to explore n biack-
ness aronnd. Here Is a breathing
c~arcicature OF a mermaid with oinoc-
MAR. and there q creature whose EYES
are upon the ends Of long STALKS
reaching out from the head hAe SUN
flowers from the ground
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

WASHINGTON. d. c., April "a
Now that the seas are open 70 the
pursuits OF peace, and the world Is
sorely In need of food, many problems
Of ocean geography are likely to be
solved in the course of the quest for
deep sea ~rations. according to n bullet
In from the National Geographic So
ciety.
The ocean literally teens with
food" says the bulletin. The man whs
declared that humanity h a race of
herring-catchers might have over
stated the cas-. but that the sea
abounds In food-nsheries and
fishes 1T for food is well
known. As soon as we begin TO
study the subject of ocean fisheries.
however. we come up short against
the fact that what we really know
about the inhabitants OF the e is
s~tarthngly limited
1T was not so long ago that the
fishermen of the North Sea believed
that whales brought the herring in
toward shallow water-a conclusion
they reached from the observation
hat schools of herring r frequently
found in b vicinity OF sprouting
whales. In 1906 there was a failure
of the herring fisheries, and the fisher
men blamed the situation ON b Nor
wegian whaling vessels operating in
that region.
Likewise, 1t is stiTl q moot question
whether or not modern fishing meth
DDS tend 30 deplete the supply. and
whether artificial propagation OF sea
fishes Is q sufficient counter-measure.
A few years ago a British commission
measured the intensity of fishing op-
erations In the North Sea. Trailing
bottles were set adrift and It was
found that more than half OF them
were recaptured. In certain localities
they were captured mt a rate that in
dictated 80 per cent retaken each sea-
son. Marked fish yielded largely
similar results and the conclusion was
hat . food-fish OF adult size had nj
least three to one odds against its
getting through the year uncaught-
And yet there Is 80 little race sui
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Daily Hon. Sc0be
The stars incline. but do not compel
Thursaay, April "a. 1919.

Thursday, April "a, 1913.
copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Good influences houfd attend this
the Sun and Uranus are all in bene-
fc aspect.
During this configuration the wishes
and e of men in high place are
supposed to prevail with less opposi-
ton than at other times.
1t is an especially auspicious sway
for h aged. or for those who have
been a long time in an Office or place
of power. but the period of fair for
tune viii be brief and h new ideas
rule in the coming era
Under this sway ambitions are sup
posed to fame high and they who
haye political aspirations should be
encouraged, but the seers predict thai
extraordinary events will produce
great surprises within the year.
1t is a lucky day for those who seek
positions Or advancement The plan
cts r supposed to De unusually help
full to persons of a high degree of in
telligence or spiritual insight.
The signs r most promising for
the meeting of men n women who
! may become lovers 1t Is a rule under
to be drawn to each other.
Aerial navigation comes under a di-
| rection making for progress. Some
F., great recreation center is indicated.
| Uranus gives promise-of a new wis.,
ion in regard TO living conditions and
h stars hat are believed to guide
home-making r well aspected.
An accident In which prominent
men r injured Is again foreshadow.
ed.
Agitation concerning dress reforms
win be revived by the introduction OF
some strange fashion that win be
much discussed during the summe,
months.
Diet and food problems or erery
sort viii come much to the fore in hi
next few weeks
Revenues for the governmen< arr
subject to influences making for care.
full administration and surprising con,
! ditionz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes
q GOVERNMENT

Our old governments respected by all people who III sane:
here the worker is protected in whatever n may gam; ana "a
fellow who is thrifty may neck deep in comfort wade, nav posses
sions rich and nifty. and enjoy them undismayed; There's no COUNTY rftEy
short of heaven with a government s. slick that 1t a o nny-
sever kinds of flaws o fools to pick. And theren never D a n@uSn
with a government so great that it gets N o condemnation nj
pesdmistic skate. Here the chap Who's law abiding IA 40 het.ers
on his shank; IN his jftney he goes riding, taking bundles to M bank
While he pays his yearly taxes he's secure in n . owns n me
needs 40 battle X o protect his stack o bones. SO 1 mink me
noisy rioters who don't like u kind of rule should De shipped
across the waters till their fevered spirits cool In olden times
enchanted W could laugh, at all their froth: in the oiden times
they ranted. but they couldn't cut a swath. Now We know here's
deadly danger in the rotters fierce harangue; therefore let US swat
the stranger who talks treason to the gang.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
DIR. STEELE SAYS:

Nothing is SO sacred but what it is capable of being amended-r more
generously interpreted or more ciearlf understood -.
Even the Bible RAJ amended by a officially appointed ecclesiastical
The constitution of the United States is regarded by many Is a sacred
|document-but it has been amended nearly a score OF times.
There are some people VIII thnk tina h future o. America depends
upon h "inviohbnity" of h constitution.
But England has no constitution whatever. and omeho it manages to
get along without n morel awlessness n We do-dn spite of our sacred
There is a great. p between the revelation of God o Moses when
He spake to him ut of the burning bush, the revelation OF Gd through
Jesus Christ.
not yet been spoken. He reveals Himself in countless "a TO men of every
degree ~.-r. ~
in a bad way. AH#< - 1900
There's something the matter with your thinking or there's no opening
in your mind to let new ideas CON in.
And there never was a i'm in history when more new things were
developing thai just now.
A hundred years from today people will look back and ay: what a
great thing it must ave cen @ la lived in those days-when something
big va happening III the time"
What a chance there is today to mould the future o the wond-or, at
least, to become a part of the big world that's being moulded by others
and nt being lftb behind because we " M Imagination n n o ideals
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

Why is II that a woman thinks she
isn't acting natural unless she acts un-
natural?
Even when a girl is as pretty as a
picture the betting is that she is never
as pretty as a picture OF herself
For every man who is suffering
with fatty degeneration of the heart
there are about forty who are suffer
head.
A woman can understand things
without giving them q thought But a
man can't do IL
a woman pays : lot Of attention q
the decorations a. = dinner Buf m .
man notices Is the grub
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Doggone It'll

Loupe tell us that the Cincinnati
| and Dayton Traction Company
! charges for a dog same as they do for
a human, and the cash fare receipt
has to be punched to show whether
| you are a dog or a man. And Loupe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Bits OF By-Pldy
We Win!
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1919, the Cincinnati
Inquirer.

Some weeks ago we observed that
the high price of tobacco was bound
to cause a scarcity of what goes with
Corned Beef. And now W. see that
cabbage has hit the record price of
SIS in the wholesale market. Seegers
is seegars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
The Way to a Mans Heart.

n n now
In other days when a sought wife,
Most carefully he'd look
To find a girl he was quite sure
Would be a first class cook.
But in the wretched days Of drought.
When a nan and maid would WOO,
He'll heed not cooking, but he'll earn
II good beer h can brew.
Rags.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

adds that the conductor has to study
some of his passengers for q while
before he makes mp his mind not to
punch the star opposite the word
Dog"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

And. talking about saloons In Ham
ilton, Ohio. we notice that A. Bar
nickel was arrested for having his
place open last Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

The head of a normal man should
1000 hairs. Frisk yourself
and see that you haven't been short
changed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Luke McLuke.

do NOT wish to founder round.
Nor do we wish to carp,
But good-by perch when the Jew fish
Twangs on his nice Jews harp.
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

just south of Florida. my dear.
Piano music fills the seas;
If you go down there you can hear
The big waves as they pound the
keys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

Kissie Hines runs a boarding hous
at 500 South Third street, Richmond
Va
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
hIercYi

A Corn Fed has a well formed leg,
But do not mention this, / beg;
You know 1t would be very rude
To mention her tibial puIchritide.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Wise Bill.

No beer. no workt
No work. no payi
No pay. no eatsi
No eats-Good Day!
Billie Wood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

II wonder why the elephant was Sc
lected as the emblem of the Repub-
lican party ?"said the Republican.
Because it has so much ivory in its
head, I suppose" replied the Demo
crat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

Watch Dogs and Wives are Always
Seeing Things That are Not There.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

We do not blame n girl for shutting
her eyes when she is kissing a man.
We would shut our eyes if we had to
kiss anything as homeiy as q man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Young-Trces.

Maude e. Young of Cincinnati and
Augustus Trees. of Rural. Ohio, have
been married. May they have a fine
crop OF saplings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
Notice!

| NOIICeI
May Ketcham, of Louisville, KY,
has been assigned to- the Detective
Bureau in the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

q The Wise Fool.
Every man has his hobby" observ-
ed the Sage.
yes" agreed the Fool. "And now
adays the favorite hobby seems to be
the automobile"
Fact.
Said Mr. Hake
To Mr.. Hupp:
Fast friends will make
A man slow up"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23

| His voice is high, / hear him S
1t singing almost every day;
And / might say that he pursues
The even tenor of his way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-04-23
oh!

Oh!
The fat man makes a hit with me,
His napkin covers his whose chest;
But If he didn't do this. he
Would spill his oup on his nice
vest.
Say Notl
Joy eometh in the morning." quot
ed the Pastor.
mot il you have been j~oy-riding the
night before" commented the Round
Evening journal., 1919-02-24

him light. but / have seen him box and
/ know what he can do. Without boast
ing l will say That no man can go into
the ring with me and stall. l always
get right into he lighting from Che tap
OF Che bell and try TO drop my man at
the FIRST opportunity. That is why l
have always had difficulty In getting
sparring partners, because the better
they are The more likely l am TO put
them down and out.
/ expect 10 take no more than two
months hard training 20 get ready for
The big bout. That is really more than
/ need in any case. My theatrical con-
tract with Barney Gerard requires me
90 box and do considerable exercise on
the stage. As l am In flrst-class physical
shape now / will start again training
for the battle around May 4.
Il has been said that / am not a clev-
er boxer. but you don't see any marks
on me I haven't had even a nosebleed
or a black eye I'm my last six fights
there are no tin ears on my head AMI
I haven't a scar. Which Is one way OF
saying a don't get hit much.
When the light ends July 4 expect
to be the heavyweight champion Of the
world.
Evening journal., 1919-02-24

ring pOses--as the California challenger
will look when he opposes Champion
Willard, July &, for the world title.
at close quarters using half-arm iolts,
uppercuts and short hooks. Innghtlng
Is my strong point, and will take ad-
vantage Of &C.
l have trained myself 90 deliver a
/ knockout blow that travels but a few
/ inches.
Willard is lost when it comes TO close
work. Tie showed this conclusively in
his affair with Carl Morris when the
latter opened himself repeatedly 20 as
tack with short iolts, but Willard was
utterly unable to take advantage OF
The fact.
I expect To keep Willard very busy
/ from the moment I get into the ring,
| working both hands and usng
shore snappy hooks and upper
cuts. expect 10 get in close,
stay there, and do an the fight
ing that is 10 be done. All that VIII
lard has Is a long left Fighting In, he
Is helpless.
] know Willard is a big fellow, but
he is really too big He has little else
than his bulk. but. as the saying goes,
The bigger they are the harder they
fall"
Willard is a strictly defensive fighter.
His only object in every fight ne has
fought, except his championship con
lest. has been 10 let the bout go 20 the
limit and play is safe. He let Moran-a
second rater-siay the limit in his 10
round fight I'm 1916 In his contests
with Norris, McCarty and others the
bout always went the limit to a node
cision contest.
/ am quite confident that can take
Wizards measure. His size means
nothing. Fulton is a big man, too, but
] beat him. If / could knock over Full
ton ! can knock over Willard
There never was a man as big as
either Willard or Fulton who is not
weakling
l believe that aggression and fast ac-
ton Will win me Che championship. !
have demonstrated In every fight ]
have ever fought that II could put my
man TO sleep / did IL and quickly. In
my fights with Fred Fulton, Carl Nor
ris, POrky Flynn and the rest OF them
it took me only one, two or three
rounds 30 rock them TO sleep.
Willard Is not aggressive; He Is slow
and deliberate and always fights on the
safe side 10 is true / have nOt seen