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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
KEASBEY

Mrs Matthew Schaub, of Tompkins-
vile, formerly, OF this place, visited
Mrs. Claus Fund, of Bay View avenue,
recently.
Miss Edith Schilcox. of Crows
Mill Road, is visiting relatives in New
ark.
The pupils of the lower grades OF
the school were given instructions in
folk dancing by Mrs. Fl. j. Matthew
and Principal John Burke in prep
grafton for the field day to be held on
June 6. in Woodbridge.
The Misses lola and Sadie Johnson,
of Fords, were local visitors last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
MISS Hazel Holley
WedS William SchdTdt

Mr.. and Mrs. James Holley. of 363
Market street. announce h marriage
Of their daughter. Hazel. TO William
Sohardt, of Amboy VENUE. The mar
ffage took place Thursday afternoon
at s o'clock I'm ST. Paurs Evangelical
church by tbs Rev. DIR. Jacob Ganss.
The maid of honor was the sister of
the bride, Miss Madeline Dorothea
Hollsy. and the best man was Nels
Henry Johnson.
Following the ceremony a recep-
Hon was held at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Schardt
Are now spending a few weeks In
Washington, d. O. Mr.. Sehardt IL a
member of St. Paul's choir and score
tary OF the Young Peoples Society.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Task for Mamma.

Ben was visiting his aunt, who so
far forgot herself as to use a "swear
word" The youngster was Mortified,
and upon arriving home he began to
tell his grandfather about the occur
renee. When he reached the place In
his story where the "swear" had to
be repeated he stopped and said ap-
pealingly: Mother, won't you say 1t
Just once so grandpa can hear how
awful Aunt Sue soundedY'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
r. Y. C. Auxiliary
at Card Session

: At the card party held in the Rari-
ran Yacht Club yesterday afternoon,
held under the auspices of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, the fret prize In bridge was
won by Mrs. w. Guy Weaver, the
Hecond prize was won by Mrs. VIII
Ham Allen. The five hundred prize
by Mrs. John Bergen.
i Refreshments of coffee and cake
were served at 5 o'clock by Mrs. Emil
Btremlau INT her committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
MISTAKE sIADE ny MANY

Don't wait for rheumatism 70 Indicate
diseased kidneys When you suffer
pains n aches by day and sleep dis
turbtng bladder weakness at night. feel
tired, and run down. the kid
n bladder should be restored 70
healthy, strong and regular action. II
Is a mistake to postpone treatment
Foley kidney Pills put the kidneys in
sound healthy condition and keep them
and strong. Begin taking today:
Good results follow the irst dose. Sold
EyerYWhere-AdM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

Miss Esther lessen of Amboy ave
nue., and a clerk in the office of the
court here, is attending a Sunday
School convention in Troy. n. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Mrs. E. F. Greenleaf Is
HOn0red On Birthday

The members Of Mohawk Council
NO. So, d. of p, OF this city. journeyed
10 Sewaren to attend the birthday
party of n of their old members,
Mrs. E. y. G~reenleaf, Thursday night.
This was Mrs. Greenleaf's seventy
ninth birthday. Refreshments were
ssrved at IL o'clock at a table, the
Color scheme of which was ! n
white and was decorated with How
ers. The members presented her with
h bouquet of flowers.
y Among those who were present
were Mrs. Hans Smith, Mrs. NJ. Holt,
Mrs. Fanny F~arIander, Mrs. T. Jen-
sen. Mrs. j.. Farber, Mrs. Thomas
Thomas, Mrs. Sophie Erickson. Mrs
George Martinusen, Mrs. O. Heisel-
berg, Mrs. E. GIoff, Mrs. Il. b. Jeni-
sen, Mrs John Mehaffey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansen
and the Misses T. Kellener. Clara.
Helen and Emma Mehaffey. Mile So
held. Clara Merrill and Fred Meyers,
All persons concerned may take no
tice, thai the Subscriber Exeeutrfx, etc,
pf George w. Benner. deceased, INTENDS
phan,s Court for the County of MIDDLE
lex, on Friday, the sixth day of June,
1918. at 10 A. NJ. in the Term OF
April 1918, for settlement and allow
tnce: the same being first audited ana
stated by the Surrogate.
: Dated, April "a. 1919.
IDA NJ. BENNER.
Executrix.
'ss3s-4-26-5t Dew Sat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Local Delegates Attend
W. c. T. u. institute

The w. O. T. U. of this city was rep
resented yesterday at the spring insti-
tute OF the M~iddlesex County Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, which
was held IN the Baptist church at
Georges Road. The Institute was in
two sessions. morning and afternoon
and many persons prominent IN w. c.
I. U. work addressed the gathering.
Among them was Mrs. Stephen ]. Her
ben. national field representative of
the w, C. T. U.
On Monday night at 8 o'clock Mrs,
Herben will speak in the Simpson
Methodist ohurch here, under the aus
pieces Of the woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the church.
Those present at the institute from
this city were Mrs. George d. Run
| yon, Miss Ruth Runyon, Mrs. J.. Over
ington, Mrs. william Walters and Mrs
NJ Thomas. The complete program
Morning. A Z
Institute called to order by the Pres
ident, Mrs. Pefrine. FI
Devotions-Mrs, Laura BuckeleM
COMMITTEES: y
T. w. Farmer, Miss Jessie suy-
dam. Fi
Membership-Mrs. F. S. Davis.
Resolutions-Mrs. A. U. Quint, Mrs.
+. Sorter. i4s1E =.
fGreeting for Church-Rev. L. Fl.
Chamberlain. FI
Greeting for w. C. T.. U.v-Mrs. F.. w.
Buckelew. "f
Response-Mrs. Alvin Randolph.
Report of Executive+Mrs. Tappen.
Solo-Mrs. II. T. Doran. =.
T~reasurer's Statement-Mrs. Bovine.
QUIZ on State Report-Mrs. Lizzie r.
Ware.
Report of L. T. L. Conference and Sug
~gestions for L. T. l.. Work-Mrs. w.
Carleton Campbell.
Offering.
Music
Noontide Prayer.
Adjournment.
Afternoon.
400 o'clock.
Bible Reading-Rev. II. T. Doran.
Some Things We Need to Know-Mrs.
Ralph Powell.
Song-Dunham's Corner l.. T. l..
Our Victory Campaign for an In
creased Membership-Miss E.. H.
Elfreth, State Pres. W. c. I. u.
Duet-Rev. and Mrs. Doran.
Campaign Jubilee Address-Mrs. Ste
phen J. Herben.
Duet-Mr. and Miss Clark.
Reading to Minute-Mrs. Tappen.
Report of Committees. ,
Song-'Soms Glad Day" z1
Benediction. Sx.z4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10

n 9. G. LA n X
2o4 New Brunswick Ave. Tel 1887 NJ
Beauty Parfors. eS Smith 81.
Combings made up Into Switches
TRANSFORMATIONS or any style made
right here in parfor.
Human hair goods. our speciality.
Switches from $3.50 up
Appointments made by telephone
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
C. S. HEGADORN. 0. C.

kf-ro-pracIS-tor
Graduate of the Palmer School OF
Chiropractic, Davenport, Iowa.
Rarftan Building. Room 416
Telephone 1915. Perth Amboy, II. J.
OFFICE HOURS. 2 to 8 p. NJ,
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-10
Sc WAC. the World.

Sc Ways the World.
The slass poet sometimes becomes q
butcher In after ufe-LouisYils pou-
rIer-Journak
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
LEGAL ADvERrIsENiENTs


't.saT" fSTNTF OF FHED W, TAfEUK,
- deceased - Letters testamentary on
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment. and
those having claims to present the same.
without delay. at the Office of the Corporate
Executor. No 400 Chestnut ST.. Phla.. Pa.
THE PROvIDENT- LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASA 3. WING. President.
and EMILY II. TAYLOR, Executors.
ATTORNEYS. LEWIS. ADLER LAWS.
LEWIS. ADLER LAWS,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
p ESTATE OF RICHARD HEMNIING

a.fTy "''"' - VT "hShhHhD
Observation-Disclosures testamentary upon
the estate Of Richa rd Homming. derea sed.
having been granted 10 ELLEN HEMMINCf
az persons indebted to the said estate are
ing claims against the same to present
lhem. without delav. to the undersigned at
Nos. 3"5-33l Chestnut st, Philadelnhie:
ELLEN HEMMING.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18

MS decea sed-Letters OF administra tion
/ on the above estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons indebted toRthe
said estate are requested to make payment
and those having claims to present the
same. without delay. to -
JAMES OXENFORD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
PERSONALS

FRENCH LESSONS are offered by Partisan
woman. highly cultured and OF superior
education, having wide teaching experience
Tor the summer to an American family In
eNchAnge for lodging for herself and her
iamilS in the country, at the seaside or In
the ountains. frst-class references Nine
de L.. NJ 902. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
as ESTATE OF JOHN F. WILT. DE-

9yf+So ESTATE OF JOHN +. WILT. DE-
hSS ceased Letters testamentary on the
above esta'e having been granted to the
undersigned. all persons indebted TO the sa I'd
estate are requested to make payment. and
those hayng claims TO present the same.
without delay. AT the office of the Corpora
tion Executor. 400 Chestnut st, Phade-
pha Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-18
LEO MCFARLAND,
l515 Arch st. Phila., Pa.
,5s5=. ESTATE OF LAURA LOUISE MIL.

'N1ss5o ESTATE OF LAURA LOUISE MIL
- LER. decea ased-Letters of admins
tration upon the estate OF Laura Louise
Miller. decea sed. having been granted to
Fidelity TRUST COMPANY, ali persons
indebted to the aid estate are requested to
make payment. and those having claims
agairs. the same to present them. without
delay. at the office Of the said Company.
Nos. 325-33l Chestnut St. Philadelnhia.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
WILLIAM r. GEST.
aSid
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5apathz


ARERI.E April II. MARY C wife of
Fr"deri"k G. Aberle tnee Keys"rl. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral services. sat.
private. Mi vsrnon Gem Nu," funara! "
ADAMS.-In Trenton. y J. April II.
ELWnOp STOKES ADAMS, aged ~, Rela-
:. and A.. NJ; ,GIassOoro Lodge: No IS,
! .. {. F.. Volunteer Castle, No. 30. X.
g. r., nocah@@ntmas Council, 40, As; Jr.. o.
IoncIav". 40. 1l3 of Mulllca Hin, y. j.,
invited to funeral EgIinston Gem. chapel,
Eglington Gem.
n,A5 A5RTAIIGARfIl "a Z; -, Billy w. WILLIAM u. hgs
Of 'Sd frTRfS empoye. o%f or aqo F Tse NS
m"%Oeg m @ i 9ye9 stR t2 rq"eTa, rat ssyGss Pss
Remains be Viewed FRI eve
AIRIG- April 16; CHRlsT1AN F. hus,
HS@s s of nd "' rSmaS May e ASrs aged I Rsa
: y. m. 2l2S Federal st. Int. private
bAGNELL. Suddenly. April Id. HELEN
M ,pnn' aTHsE,Sr sn Of lem amd GHtherg" NJ
Rrlatiyrs ana friends invited to igners!,
Gores st. Coff Master. above "a sdth st. Int M
Holy cross tenn Auto funeral.
BLAGKBuRN. -. April II. ELEANOR
bara w Blackburn, aged II. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral services. Mon.
- W. idAilti TtNlutnC', 4DsD Parrish
81. Int. Mt. Moriah Gem.
RTSCHOFF April II MORRIS husband
of late Eliza beth BisChoT tnee Bauer ReIa.
tives and friends members Of all soCietias
Of which he was a member invited to IN.
road Haddonfeld. y. J. Int. private. North
wood Gem. Friends may view remains sun.
after o. m,
pI nEINGHTRsT }G,iI ! 1?F IT, April 10, ELIzARETr
3. Rrnghurst. aged 90 Relatives ant
friends Invited to funeral services. Sat
p. m. o. f. Wister st, Germantown int
Hood : Gem. Remains may be viewed Fri
BROWN.~Aprn II. JOHN BROWN. ReIa
tiNes and friends ST. ThOmas's r A. p
Society. invited to funeral, Mon. a m
l.owerys lane. Rosemont, Pa. solemn re
Guiem mass st ThOmas's Church. Nillanova
10 A. m Int Cathedral Gem. Auto fu
neral
BROWNING. - At University Hospital
Browning (nee CampbelD. Relatives ant
friends invited to funfral services. Sat. II
4. m, ST Colman's Church. Ardmore. Pa
BUTiER April 16. 1919. EDWARD, In
FAINT son of John and Margaret Butler lne
Martini. Funeral sat, ! D. m. parents
residence 1858 $. Ringgod st. Int. Hol.
Cross Gem. Auto funeral.
CAHILL.-AprIi II, MARY E.. wife o
George Cahill and daughter Of late JOIN
aud Ann horton. Relatives and friend
invited 10 funeral, Tues. $50 a m. $40
ruthbert St. West Phila. High ma So o
Holy Cross Gem. Auto--service.
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nII,E.--April 10. SAMUEL. Jr.. husband
Of EuspaCia y DiI" and son OF Samuel and
Annie Die. aged IL. Relatives and friends
3nth Ward Union Repuh. club and SOuthwark
Field club invited TO funeral, Sun. y. m
@22T =. 9Th 81. Int. Trinity Lutheran Gem.
Erienhs NAV raIl Sat. eve. Auto service.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16

susoribase a e. mUNoo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16
DEL PARIS FRTVOLO

M. Sarraut, ministro de instruction
publica y Bellas Artes, dispuso que
fuesen enviados a Tolosa los 1900 cua.
dros de mas merito.
va los directories del hermoso Mu-
SEQ habian colocado las joyas artis-
ticas ell los entremuros del palacio,
para librarlos de los efectos del bonn
bardeo.
Cuando Sc estaban colocando en- ca
jas los 800 cuadros mejores, Sc reci-
bio orden del ministro para que Sc en-
viasen Tolosa hasta 500 POGO des-
pues Sc extendio aquella en- absolute
a todos los cuadros, estatuas, etc.
Hubo que veneer grandes difculta-
des para ell embalaje, pero las mayo
res fueron para encontrar coches
caballos.
Fueron requisados tres coches "capi-
tonnes, que tenia un particular para
trasladar sus muebles, y los caballos
Sc encontraron ell Bercy.
FL trabajo fue realizado en- cuatro
dias, empleandose tambien las noches
correspondence por tropas territoria-
les.
Cuadros, estatuas, entire elias la ia
mosa Venus de Milo, fueron trasiada-
dos a Tolosa, Pau, Blois..
Uno de los dias en- que estaban pre-
paradas para su envio las magnifcas
ioyas artisticas, paso cerca del Louvre
un aviador aleman, que arrojo varias
bombas.
Los proyectiles cayeron en- ,as aguas
del Sena, sin tocar al palacio.
Las joyas artisticas del Louvre, que
han han estado los tltimos amos, en-
su mayoria, ell la antigua iglesia" de
Jacobins de Tolosa, han vuelto Pa
ris EN- los ultimos dias
Como la MADEIRA de las caias donde
fueron embaladas estaba muy fresca,
algunos cuadros han experimentado los
efectos de esa humedad.
En- la actualidad, ell personal del Mu-
SEQ del Louvre Sc ocupa en- colocar,
del mismo modo que 10 estaban antes
de la guerra las joyas artisticas que han
vuelto a Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16

He aqui los terminus de ia lev
que fue aprobada por Ia Asamblea
Legislative
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16
aIunta deDl

La Iunta De ID
rectorcs ha au
forbade "a mas
exteuSa publica
ci6n de Ia declara-
ci6n iurada dc
lacomDosici6u del
Hero Nurado
uno dc los
t6uicos recon Ii
tayentes mas cone
ocidos s. usatios
en- fodo Fl mundo
con cl fin De
q Il e FL pdhligo
pueda eKaminafla
= or 81 mi mo
s. iuzEdf de
mtritos
Mas Dc tres
miiInncs Dc pcfo
raa raa %
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16
81 no hay medicOs no hay dueIOs

81 la proposition que algunos medicas
han presentado llega adoptsrso los
'.lances entire caballeros no talda
ran ell pasar a Ia historic Sc trsta
de una proposition para que ningun
medico asists como tai mcdico min.
gun desafio Claro esta que en- los de
safios no suele ocurrir NADIA A prime
ra vista no hay por 10 tanto. ninguna
razon para que los csbslleros Sc hagsu
acompanar de un medico cuando van
a batirse 10 cuando van tomar cafe.
va que el cafe bien solo bien con
lcche. es Ell cast todos los establcci
mientos. nm brebaie cnganoso que IA Ia.
gar serias complicaciones gastucss
Sc puede demostrar que practicamen
te. los medicos son dc todo punto in
necesarlos en- los desaflos pero. al dc
mostrar este. Sc demos'rsua tambien
que los desafios son prae'icamentc III
necesaiios eli Ia vida Ya e ,sbe que
ell los desafos no nuefe nadie. pc
ro es precise manteucr q rrecnca dc
QUO puede morir alguieu para mau
tenerla es para 10 que estsn los med
cos Las espadas los sabies las pistol
TODD este tiene un caraeter decorative
y de panopiia y uno puede ma
2legremente pero ~ 81 botqur A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16

donos espontanoamente trabajos de CO
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respondemos de 81
dsvoluci6n en- case de no atilizarlos
nj sostenemos correspondence sobre
clos.
Ell hecho de que este dtario publque
un trabajo frmado. no signifca nsce
sariamente que Se soBdarice con el
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16

M. Henry de Regnier ha tenido ell
atrevimiento de alabar bajo la "cou-
pole, Charles Guerin, Marcel Sch
wob y Jean de Tinan. Hizo tambien ell
elogio de los Goncuort nombro va
rias veces a Stephane Mallarme. Esto
ha encantado muchsa gentes; pero
tambien inquieto M M. Dorchain,
Henry Bordeaux, 'Avenel, candidates
por los cuales aquellos OUTLAW"
son diablos dentro de una pila de aqua
bendita
FL eco secular del palacio Mazari-
no Sc mostro sumamente alarmado por
las audacias literarias del autor de
La Came de Jaspe''.
Que hermoso ensueho nos permite,
de aqui en- adelante, elegir a M. Boy
lesve, esa election que enfado a to-
dos los ariscos Pronto lie llegara su
turno M. de Curel. Y marana, segu-
ramente, 81 la suerte de las musas
dura. las palnas del "chat noir' or
namentaran ell pecho elegante de Abel
Hermand la ''jupiteriana de Paul
Adam. Y luego vendran Gpor que no?
Paul Fort, Courteline, Andres Glide.
iImaginaos, la cruel pesadilla que ator-
mentara M. M. Bazin, Aicard Y otros
zanganos EN- esta ronda de abeias que
penetran en- la colmena
Digamos, para la historic vestimen-
taria, que M. Boylesve llevaba un uni
forme algo 'triste'', cerrado de arriba
a abajo incluso ell cuello, y el que envol-
via a M. de Regnier era todo 10 con
trario pues lie permitia lucir su almi-
donada camisa, cosa que resultaba mas
bonito.
En- cuanto al uniforme de M. Frede-
ric Mason, ell secretario perpetuo, pro
visionalmente, descubria un vientre mag
nifico, immense, resplandeciente de blan-
cura. Este vientre molesto bastante al
secretario cuando quiso servir galante-
mente aqua M. de Regnier sediento.
La botella estaba lejos y M. Mason
tuvo que luchar con su vientre su
pupitre. Ese incidente, por 10 demas,
carecio de interes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16
S108.0O0 para construir Ia
carretera que partira del
Puente Gle San Antonio


nc dqul los terminus ue i' isS
que fue aprobada por Ia Asamblea
Legislative
seccion one q seco5n de
ley titulada Ley para autorzar ~
Comisionado del Interior para que pro
ceda al estudio apropiaci0n dc un
ma ca,retera one partiendo dcl pren,e
de San Antonio del Nluniripio de San
Juan termine on el do Martin peHs
terra central !, nara o,ros ans. spre
,,,aa -, ,,4.,..,,,,,. =. ta,- ...t.....
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-16

Con los bombardeos de Paris es-
taban en- peligro las ioyas artisticas
del Museo del Louvre
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ELTON WARNER

Venta de toda clase de Efectos
de Apiculturs. Compra do Miel
y Cera de Abejas.
Tel. $40. Paseo de Covadonga,
Advt. San Juan, p. r.
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m
notable rcmcdto ~ la Auffics dsi Nartr 5 Is.
mcntc Eutfc los 4nc ban asaia r.NMissaI ef
Hero Nnxado. se CnrrfHn WA hHa r.He
medicos iamosus rorfuHaer. tNH0u eff 'a
cx-Scnadorcs de Us Estados In8ns Nm
Mason Charlie a. TnwHe. dfetiHa. ta ~.
generates del eiercito Nofte-Amrfica - ! ~
Atkinson de Washington n rf ioIe # ia
Asstencia pdbica &c Chicago Nfr krr
Sc invita- o todus l1e urfiaflfaae ur NnIHsr eafa
declaration pafa q berchciu te els d trfas
recomicnda ius Sforcs mffrnt Haft
hagan un cstudio d Ella con . fr ie Or Haralef
inteligcntemcuic las pfcgaHfss Qlr saa sea-
cientes les hiciefen Al fosrerfu s tHlrs
acouseia recoftsf 3 guardian eeta ftruuia. faa
copia de Ia exacta declaration iIraia sr rnViaf@
a todo el Que Ia soiicitc. De como isur.
Peptonato dc Hero Ttpo csre.ifco es-
peciaD Ia canidad 6 cxpresa mas
abajO
Chceroiosfsto Dc Soss. e. S r. fNonssato3.
Extracto de Nucx N6mica lP El 4. s. 4.
Cascara Amsrgs
Carbonate Dc MaEncsia.
Jengibrc en polvo. s T.
Aoeite de Canels. 4. s J..
Carbonate de Cal prccipitsdo. q. s. Z.
Cada dosis de dos pastillas dc Hiefru NaxaIo
conticne On grano medic de- hierfa 0fran80a en
forma de pcptonsto dc hcrrn de On tipn rsrreli4en
especial que en- nucstra opinion p0sec cuailaaeirs
superiorcs cualquicr otro compucsto dr hieff1
conocido. Jsando oiras msrcss Dc pcptanafu
de Hero. hubieramos pOdido eurlcaf a. mitrna
cantidad dc hicfro IN cada uastills con uu Coetr
de Ia Cuarta partc dc 70 que nos cucsfa = an
empleamos actualmcntc. usAndo FL hieffn
metalico hubicsamos obtenido 10 mtsno rosfan-
donos Ia duodscima pafte de 10 cue reaiments
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
City Council Proceedings
Tuesday, llaroh IL, 1919,

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Special meeting Of the city council
held Tuesday. March 10. 1919, at 1880
o'clock p. m, Mayor Wheeler presiding
and present on roll call, Aldermen
Smith, Kelsey. Davidson. Lockman,
Day, Bird. Kleven-11.
A Gall for q Special Meeting.
To the Honorable Members Of the City
Council of the City of Grand Forks,
l. North Dakota:
Gentlemen: Tot and each Of you are
hereby notified that a special meeting
Of the city council Of the city of Grand
Forks. North Dakota, will be held Tues
at the hour of 1880 p. M.
The object of said meeting is to have
full discussion by the city council and
to take up. consider and act upon a res
olution authorizing and empowering the
mayor to appoint a committee from the
city. council to cooperate with the Com
mercial club and other organizations of
the city in presenting a petition to the
governor and state industrial commits
sion for the location Of state terminal
elevators and mills in Grand Forks.
said petition to set forth the advantages
OF the city in this connection.
second reading Of an ordinance entitled
An Ordinance Fixing the Compensation
of the Aldermen Of the City OF Grand
Forks" the said ordinance having pas
sed It's first reading March 5rds 1913.
No other business will be transacted
ut such Special meeting, to all Of which
you will take due notice, and o are
hereby notified to attend said meeting.
Dated at Grand Forks. North Dakota.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
Sec. Glass, In Appeal For Loan,
Says "DOn't Haggle OUer Cost

l. Chicago. March 2s.-In two
speeches-here. Carter H. Glass. secre-
tary Of the treasury, appealed to Chi
cagoans not to. maggie. over the cost"
ofSthe war and to do everything with
in their power to make the coming
Victory" loan campaign a success.
Addressing 1900 Liberty loan work.
ers, he said: .%S-
what is meant by the sacrifices of
war for America?
where Are Our Ruins:
where are our. devastated fields
drals destroyed and homes profaned?
Where our flooded mines and pillaeed
Ifactories?' Where our lost treasures
and purloined works Of art? Where
our defiled women and starved chill
dren and wrecked men? Where on
this wide continent does hunger stalk
abroad or pestilential disease claim
its thousands Of victims?
"Is it a sacrifice to invest ones
money in the interest bearing obli-
cations of ones government in order
to make everiastingly secure the ma
tons freedom as we'll as the nations
property?
els. it a grave sacrifice to devote
ones labor to such a cause and IL the
process to acquire the habit OF thrift
and saving, so sadly lacking as a
characteristic Of the American peo-
pie? Our Allies fought o us near
~ three yea before we began to
fight with them"
Mr.. Glass then reviewed the Allies
losses in the war. and continued:
1--WE call this asst the Victory Liberty
loan. 1t is that and more: it is a
tn c1osirr No oxnresaad helief fhe