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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

liBnfihutA from page oHt9
Red Cross has provided for the erec.
ton aud maintenance OF monument
OH the Island OF lslay. Scotland in
memory of the rs American soldiers
who persisted In the sinking at the
Tuseania aud Otrante The memorial,
will be- a granite obelisk about forty
feet high, bearing a bronze tablet on
one OF is faces and a bronze wreath
given By President Wilson
The Greatest Mother IN the World
has additional millions of children &c
ciothe nov She can appreciate how
the old lady Who sci np lighthouse.
keeping In shoe must have felt
General peTshing. accompanied by
four OF hts staff. visited the American
Red Cross eanteen at Dtjon recently
and congratulated the directress and
assistants on their efforts In behalf Of
American fighting men
The sixth American Red Cross sup
ply train consists Of twenty six cars
filed with clothing. blankets. medicine
and other supplies Of a total value of
SIS 00a has Just started across Siberia
from here TO relieve the distress among
the refugees aud the returning Rus.
sian prisoners. The train vas given
precedence over the military trains.
With the permission OF the United
States government wounded Canadian
troops returning fro England and
France are 10 be landed AT Portland,
Me. and transferred via thte Grand
Truck Railway across Maine and New
Hampshire TO their homes This ar.
rangemont will cut many hours of
their rail- journey.
Selected by Mrs NJ u Robinson
Publicity Chairman, West Feliciaua
Chapter 4 K C.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01
MR. ROBINSON WRITES FROM
HEAUVAis
CONTINUED from page one


starving but for thte assistance given
by the Red Gross
have had the pleasure Of working
some prisoners thtts week The Boehe
knuckles under pretty well and Il isn't
exactly disapreeable thing 10 have
Fritz come lu and suap out q salute
as though he meant Il For a little To.
baeeo I cot handful OF German
money The French do not give their
prisoners tobacco. so they pick up
cigarette aud ctgor stubs ia the streets
aud smoke them In their pipes The
Germans here have been pretty we'll
cleaned out al their souyenr the|f
money being about all that has been
left them Yours.
ELRiE ROBINSON
Mrs Robinson IL also la receipt Of
a letter lrom In. Greonongh Ia which
are excepted. which follow as they
MAY be OF general interest
We have much enjoyed your bus
bands stay m Reauyais al the Club
with us lie has been a great help In
every way HI may get discouraged
over his work for It is not very IN.
tereaing or exciting but is necessary
tie is certainly "A good worker
4 hope you get along all right With
out the Lieutenant bat il must be
lonely think the wives and women
a. home are for more courageous than
those who have GENIE oyer here
CLARA N GREENOuGli
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

Remember There ara still 2ooD
naa American boys on the Rhine and
IN RHssis They have 10 be- taken
care at until thcy finish their job
They vent over there for YOU Thai
thcN may BE- vell taken care of aud
later brought home il II your business
10 lend the Government moEey by In.
ycsting your savings la " = =
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01
Saturday. March goth. 1918.
Succession OF Mrs. Alice Halle

Mumfero.
state Of Louisiana. Parish Of West
Feliciana. Twentyfourth JUDICIAL Dis
triCi Court
No lie
ny virtue Of n Commission directed
To the Sheriff of the Parish of West
reliciana. in the above entitled Sue.
cession. by the Honorable Twenty
fourth Judicial District Court will
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder at The front door Of the
Court House, IN the town Of 81 Fran.
eIsyille. La. nj thte hour OF eleven
o'clock q. IN
Saturday. March 8. 1919
The following immoyable property
depending on the Succession:
Lots Nos and In Square No Is,
In the town OF 81. Francisyille, La
measuring i20 feet on Royal Street
By depth OF 100 feet between par
allei lines. with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, and subject to
the iease thereon expiring December
als,. 1929.
Terms Of zale cash With benefit of
apprsisemsni
j. H. CLACK, Sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

Al caftis driving. hunting, ishlng and
other trespasslRg Of any Kind are for.
hidden on Forest plantation. under thu
penalty ~ the Iaw
t2-iGIsD J W MCQUEEN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

Trpspaseing on szabo llil. Old Brick
yard. Western half Of Pauline and
Andrew Polk Places positively pfohI.
bited uudcr penalty of the lew
MRS. +. 4 MusE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

FOR SA L E..Covington
Tooie Wilt Resistan, Cotton
Seed. The kind that does
not die from wilt or rust, but
holds it's stand on nearly all
fields. Early, Productive, Will
Resistant.
Also Acala Long Staple,
Big Boil, Heavy YieIder, High
Limiting.
EDWARD BUTLER,
Bains, La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01
SHERIFF SALE

State OF Louisiana, twenty.Fourth lu.
dicial District Cour;, for the Par.
18Th Of West Feliciana
JOE STERN vs. Louis GREEN
No. s7e.
By virtue Of a Writ OF FlERl IA
GAS. directed 10 the sheriff Of the
Parish Of West Feliciana, IN the above
entitled and numbered cause, by the
Hon Twenty fourth Judicial District
Court have Feized and viii offer for
sale NJ public auction 20 the highest
bidder at the front door Of the Court
House In the town of St Francisvillc
la, 81 the hour Of eleven O'Clock \
NJ ON
Saturday March 2eth, 1919
The following immoyable property
Of defendant the undivided Interest of
Louie Green In the Succession of in
lius Green and Leah Green being 81
acres and improvements. bounded on
North by White. East By Ristreph
West by Barrow, and South by Ris
troph
Terms Of sale cash with benefit OF
appraisement
J. II. CLACK. Sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

Passing Through 'Myftles' plantation,
hunting. and M other forms % trespass
thereon are hereby prohibited, unasr pen
ats at the lAw
per 7.ls Mrs. FANNIE II WILLIAMS
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

Al trespasslug is prohibited on Hill and
Slaughter lake llreese, Grayfeld, and
Glass place plantations such as hunting
pecan gathering etc ard will be pros
eeuted 10 fun extent he lay
RACFol nCI COMPANY
{ GOODMAN. Agent.
smithlu anh = o. Ia,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01
CATTLE BRANDS

No hunting or cattle driving allowed
on Dupriest aud Boat Hollow planta.
tons.
Il. BARROW, Agf
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01
TREspAss NOTICES

Passing through Cedafs plantation
hunting and an other forms Of trespass
thereon. are hereby prohibited under
penalty II the Law
MRS. 3. r RuTLER,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01

From and after this date all hunting Il
sny kind on Ambrosia and Independents
plantation Is positively prohibited under
penalty Of trespsssinE. Any one found on
these places without permission will he
considered trsspssslns. sBd prosecuted To
the ful extent ~ the law
MRS r. II BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-03-01
INTERESTING ITEMS or Red
CROSS ACTIVITIES

Continued from page oncl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
CELEBRATE HERE
ON PROHIBITION
Church Bells Will Ring-Also
Want Factories to
Help

In commemoration OF the act that
thirty-eight states have ratified the
prohibition amendment, thus making
the country dry for all time, the Anti
Saloon League of New Jersey has sent
q communication to all pastors re-
questing hat they cause the church
bells to be rung continuously from
7.80 to s o'clock tonight n also as
far as possible have the factory
whistles blow at the same time, and
thus help to celebrate the nation
wide moral victory. The pastors In
Perth Amboy are ready to fall in line
with the suggestion fof h Anti-Sa-
loon League and all the church bells
in this city will be ung for half an
hour tonight and the ministers are
endeavoring to persuade the various
industries TO blow their whistles at
that time also.
The clergymen throughout the state
have also been asked to Communicate
with the state senators and assembly
men, requesting them to ratify the
amendment and so not la New Jer-
sey stand alone against the matter OF
abolishing the liquor traffic. This let
ter from the Anti-Saloon League
brings out the fact that New Jersey
has already a black eye for when 1t
came to the question of ratifytng the
aemndment for abolishing slavery, she
stood out twice in succession against
the request OF Lincoln, and an urgent
appeal is made In the letter to the
ministers hat they do all they can to
have his state ratify the present
amendment and not give 1t another
black eve.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
RELIEF FUND
GROWING HERE
Committee Reports $1,795.20
Collected to Date -$268.13
Was Raised Yesterday

The daily report of the committee
for the campaign for relief In the
near east shows that to date the cash
on hand amounts to s~I,795.2O. The
sum gained yesterday by solicitation
and personal contribution was $685.
10.
Those who added their share to the
fund yesterday and the amounts OF
their donations follow: Chris Mathia-
sen, /. II. Robbins and Mayor Frank
Dorsey, $40 each; Greek residents.
through j. V. Schmitt and John XIII
des, $50; IS each from Theodore g.
Brown, DIR. William ID. Maxwell, II.
=. RosenVinge, NJ. s. Goldberger, ].
eSaman. Wagner & Wurtzel, Captain
NJ. s. Goldberger, Herbert d.. Woglom,
Agnes Kant, A. Ryder. S. Temple, @.
III. Hooper, H. Begamann and Kasmas
Coyeas: from the team captained by
Miss Lulu Ricci. $72.63; Captain w,
ii. Bawden, 81; Captain j.. L. Walker,
$31.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
2 KEASBEY MEN
HELDFOR TRIAL
Girl Who Is Accused of Robbing
Her Father, Is Also
Held

Joseph Horwath, seventeen years
old, of this city, and John Fazeak'
seventeen years old. OF Keasbey, ar
rested on Staten Island on Thursday
while In company with Mary Gulya'
the nfteen-year-Old girl who ran away
from home Il week ago after taking
5000 belonging 70 her father. were
Yesterday aggaigned in the first dis
trict court. New Brighton. Both
young men, who are charged with a
violation of the Sullivan law with haV-
ing loaded reyolvers in their possess
sion. were held for trial. Magistrate
Croak held Fazeak, who bad previous
ly been convicted of a crime. for the
grand jury, and Horwath for The court
of special sessions.
Both were locked up in the county
fail at Richmond In default or bail,
The girl. who was locked up IN the
children's society rooms at New
Brighton, made IA confession 10 Mrs,
Smith. the superintendent, that caused
another arrest last night IN the case OF
tho Maynard girl. John O'Hiley
eighteen years old, n brakeman. resid-
ing at Alter avenue. Dongan HIS. IS
charged by the girl with having as.
saulted her In a a OF the RAPID
Transit at Tottenyille, the first part OF
ne week. He was arrested by De-
tectives mkhen and Graham OF th'
Ninth Branch Bureau and locked uI
at the 65th precinct station, West New
Brighton. last night. Arraigned in th'
second district court this morning
O'Riley was held by Magistrate Mul-
len In $500 bail for examination next
Wednesday. O'Riley denies the
charge.
The father Of the girl went over 70
Staten Island yesterday 10 get MS
daughter and bring her home. bui
owing 10 the new developement tu the
case. she will be kept by The childrou's
society on Staten Island.
For plpelss. furnace. steam or bot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Dine and Install Officers

The stag and smoker of Lawrence
Lodge No. SO, Odd Fellows, in the club
rooms of the lodge in Odd Fellows
hall following the installation last
night was attended by many men,
bers and several guests. An excellent
supper was served. District Deputy
Grand Master George Schaefer and
star of Hansa Lodge Of Elizabeth,
were in charge of the installation GER
emonies. The new officers OF the
lodge as installed are: Noble grand.
George Feth; vice grand. Alvin Tyr
rell; recording secretary. Charles f.
Moore: financial secretary, William II.
Duncan; treasurer. r. H. Barnes:
r'~ht support TO noble grand, John
Dickson; left support to noble grand.
T1'omas Howard; warden, Fred Beu-
tel; conductor, Frank Cline; chaplain.
William Frost; inside guard, Helmar
T~herkelsen: outside guard. Edward
Franklin: right support to vice grand,
Jens Jensen; right scene supporter.
Hans Werg1er; left scene supporter.
Charles Buchana.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Ex-KaIser Is Aged Greatly
by WonIment, Report Says

AMERONGEN, Holland, Tuesday,
Jan. 14.-William Hohenzollern's ILL
ness is being aggravated by his con-
slant worriment. the effects OF which
are plainly visible in his features and
his general physical condition. The
former German emperor is said to APP
pear perhaps fifteen years older than
when he crossed the frontier of Hol-
land. Although he is only about to
complete his fiftieth year., his birthday
coming at the end of the present
month. his appearance suggests a mar
Of seventy. He wears a short grayish
beard and a mustache. and his hither-
10 firm step is now dragging.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
BAD CHECK CASE
FOR GRAND JURY
Lee Valves Hearing When
Arraigned efore Recorder
PiCkerSgiIl

John b. Lee who was arrested yes
terday charged with having passed
worthless checks in this city waived
a hearing hen arraigned before Re-
corder Pickersgill this morning and
was held in $1,000 bail for the grand
jury.
Miss Ella Lindsey and Miss Irma
Graham. the two girls who were ar
rested yesterday as accomplices were
freed yesterday in custody of John A.
Delaney, who appears as counsel for
Lee. and this morning. after complete
exhonoration by Lee they were dis
charged.
Bail has not been furnished for
h alleged bogus check passer n he
is still in the local ALL. 1t Is under
stood that Lee will make restitution
for the money he obtained on the
checks from Samuel Sebersky and II.
Lieberman and the case may be al
lowed to drop il the South Amboy
First National Bank does not press
charges against him.
GIRL is HELD
Rachael Taylor. the young domestic
from Woodbridge. who was charged
with having tried TO pass a worthless
check on John II. Foster of Smith
Street. drawn against the account OF
her employer. Claude Decker. was re-
manded I'm tho custody OF Chief Muir
ply Of the Woodbridge police yester-
day. She was taken to the township,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Jersey to Name Delegates to
League Of Nations Congress

At a meeting of the executive COM
|mittee of the New Jersey Branch of
the League to Enforce Peace at Tren-
ton, on Monday, the delegates who
will represent this state at the Allan
tic congress for q league OF nations
in New York on February 8 and 9,
will be named.
The sessions of the congress will be
.heId at the Hotel Aston except Febru-
ary 6. when a mass meeting will fbe
held in the Seventy-irst Regiment
Armory.
A caucus Of the New Jersey delega-
ton will be held on February 6 which
will be presided yer by DIR. Henry
.VanDyke, the New Jersey chairman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
NEW TERMS
FIXED AS TO
ARM|ST|CE
Foch Gains Right to Renew
Terms, Monthly, Till Peace
Pact Is Signed
Ga Assoctote6 fress.

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE agreement
for the renewal Of the German armis-
tice signed by Marshal Foch, Admiral
browning and the German Armistice
commissioner on Thursday provided
for the renewal Of the armistice
from time to time after the month
for which the extension runs, until
the conclusion of peace, subject TO
the approval of the Allied Govern
-,
The naval order provides that all
submarines must be turned over, IN
Guiding oil submarines, cruisers
salvage ship and floating
dock for submarines. They also stl-
pulate that the building of all ubma-
rines must cease and those on the
stocks must be dismantled or de-
stroyed under allied supervision. :,
Germany undertakes to turn over all
allied ships still retained. The clause
providing that German shall place her
mercantile marine at the dispose OF
the Allies in return for food supplies
says that the agreement in no way
affects the final disposal OF these
ships.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Negro, Arrested al Elizabeth
Thought to Be Record Thief

william Hatton. a negro OF Buffalo
who was thought to have tolen a
large number OF photograph ecord
from the store OF Albert Leon on
Wednesday. was arrested at Elizabeth
yesterday and the police of that place
found among his personal effects
about eighty-fve records valued at
5000.
Detective Sergeant Lawrence A
Long i'm company with the manager
OF tho phonograph department at
Icons, went TO Elizabeth this morn
ing to discover whether Hatton is the
man. A trace can be made OF the
records because all the numbers have
been found out and by comparing
those with the numbers of the records
found by the Elizabeth police the u
thorities here can determine II Hatton
stole the goods here. =.
Hatton was very we'll dressed n
had a considerable amount of money
and teweIr" on his person and also a
subpoena slip from New York was
found I'm his pocket. The New YORK
notice are now investigating the case
and Hatton will be held In Elizabeth
TO await their action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
LATEST NEWS BY WIRE
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

PARIS, Ian f7:-MarshaI Foch, Admiral rownin M the German
commissioners signed n agreement for renewal OF the arnistcc
between the Allies m Germany vest erday. The armisice is extende for
oc non ad the extension will be renewed thereafter untut he concu-
of peace subject a h approval o thu Allied governments.
BERLIN, Jan. f7t-VoIunteers are Joining the coIors in rea umbers
at Koenigsbcrg to protect tn bound RIGS OF East Prussia from te IoIshe-
Wiki and against tho Poles, according to reports received here.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18-Every power of the Navy Department will
be used to force the acceptance " mpani with which it has contracts
a conference with Joint Chairman Taft IF Inc Board, o N the situation
growing N Of the BcthIehem Steel Companyis rcfuaIt put into operation
IN of these awards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
City Represented by Clark
at Hearing on Treaty

Alderman John J. Clark is today
representing the city at a public hear
ing in Newark, called by the New
York-New Jersey Port and Harbor
Development Commission for the pur-
pose OF discussing the amendatory
treaty between the two states.
Mayor Dorsey was unable TO attend
and former Mayor John r. TenBroeck
who had planned TO attend as a priv
ate citizen. was prevented from doing
so at the last minute.
Mayor Dorsey has received an
urgent call to attend the annual meet
ing OF the New Jersey State League
OF Municipalities at Trenton on Janu-
airy % and he intends going 10 the
capital TO be at the meeting, which
has been called by Mayor Seger OF
Passaic, president of the league.
p. A. Hdw. for household hardware.
ManH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Shot by Soldier Guard.

LONDON, Jan. is. - Independent
socialists at Berlin have said that DIR.
X. Liebknecht, who was shot and
killed on Thursday, did not attempt to
escape from an escort of troops, but
was shot through the forehead. at q
few PAGES distance by soldiers guard
ing him, according to a Copenhagen
dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
CO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Republicans to Have Dinner

The Perth Amboy Republican Club
Is planning to hold the annual Lin
coin dinner of the organization on
Lincoln's birthday. February IL.
Several speakers OF note will be pres
ent and the club is working TO make
the affair the biggest and best dinner
they have ever had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18

PARIS, Tan. 1S-All preparations
are complete for the holding of the
first formal session of Nc Peace Con-
gress at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Tho
Sale d'Horlote, now rechristened the
Sale de la Paix, has n Of the most
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Rioting Continues

HI ASRECiNFtU TVt0s
BERLIN, Friday. Jan. 1T;-Spar-
tacan rioters are causing disorder IN
various parts of Germany. A num-
Der of Spartacans today attacked the
Hotel Vregner at Breslau, where the
campaign bureau of the German DEM
ocratic party was located. After de-
molishing the interior they attempted
to set the hotel on fire but were dis
persed by government troops.
Five Spartacan leaders identified
with the recent rebellion in Spandau
shot deal last night while at
tempting to escape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Troops to Occupy Luisburg.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 1S.-The COM
mander OF the neutral zone a OF
the Rhine in the region OF Lulspurg'
that troops will occupy the
harbor and landing places pm the right
bank of the Rhine. Luisburg will be
occupied by two companies of troops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
LEAKY ROOF DAMAGES
~PHONOGRAPHG

The rain the day before Christmas
caused a slight damage to several
monographs in Montalvo's store house.
These INSTRUMENTS win be rehnished
and sold at special prices, and easy
terms. and of course will bear the
who 10 thinking OF buying q phono-
graph should can at Aontalyo's at once
30 Smith 81. ee7-17-so-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
More Fuel Bans Lifted

According to a notice sent out TO
all coal dealers by Fuel Administra-
tor Richard c. Jenkinson. all re-
strictions as to the use OF crate
(broken) egg o. pea sizes OF anthra-
cite are removed.
The dealers are instructed 10 de-
liver these sizes TO churches offices,
buildings, garages, schools, green
houses or small factories for heating
only.
The restrictions on stove and chest
nut sizes of anthracite still continue
in force owing 10 the scarcity of these
sizes in most parts of the state.
NOTICE ID. q. 9.
Members OF Freja Lodge. No. So. ID.
s. g. meet at Washington Hail. Sunday
afternoon at l o'clock TO attend funeral
OF Sister Ann C. L. K~ristensen OF 1888
Elm 81. 1395-1-1s-1t'
p. A. Hdw. for household hardware.
Is3T-1-1s-5ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
Which shall dictate future of The World?

Here are the zig four the peace congress- - , -,
Two of them are of Celtic stock (Wnsn and Lloyd George, one scnh heo uH Welsh Simple direct dt
Two um are of Latin origin: Cemmcau of France and sonno TaHs minister of Ngn affairs The
subtle hHehon Of Latin craftsmanship is theirs
IsC t against Latin
Latin differs with dto over the league of atoms and or extension of eroy $500.
the resignation the Italian cabinet and he forced toward the dcp program wemoagtcp peace
The second rWd will be decide on whether ndR Russia shall have representation the peace meet a
program approved by Wilson and Lloyd G@ga
Which will influence most the action of the peace meet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
ODD FELLOWS NOTICE

ais are requested 20 meet at the Alpine
Cemetery. Todd Fellows Plot) Sunday
afternoon az 8 o'clock TO attend a mem
prisl service In honor OF our late
By order of the Noble Grand.
CHRIS r. LUND.
Rec. SscH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
theodore FreIingIluyscn Rockwell.

theodore Freiinghuysen, seventy
four years old, died this morning at
his home, 441 Mechanic street. after
a lingering illness. Mr.. Rockwell was
a machinist and had been employed
at the Standard Underground Cable
Works for the past fourteen years.
He had been confined TO his home
since August. Besides his widow he
is survived by two sons and three
daughters, Mrs. A. L. Kinzel Of New
York, Mrs. c. C. Nash OF New York.
Miss Ruth Rockwell OF this city. Al
bert F.. Rockwell of Hammondsport.
N. Y, and Reuben r.. Rockwell of De-
troit, I!eh. Funeral services will be
held from his late residence Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18
HUNS MUST
FIGHT POLES
AND REDS"
Spartacan Outbreaks Are Re.
ported in Different Parts
of Germany
BIZ Associated Press.

BERLIN, Friday, Jan. 17:-The
German government Is reported to be
organizing two armies for the purpose
of c-ounteracting an invasion by tho
Poles who already are threatening
Vandenburg. The forces in the west
will be under command of General
Won Quasi while an army in Selecia
viii t. commanded by Field M rshal
Won Woirsch. HttA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-18

Caloric Furnaces can he Installed In
one day. Kelly a MeAlinden Co.
l2s6-1-13-et'