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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-01

Den Prace letosniho roku
prinasi americkemu lidu nejen
kyzeny mir, ale 'duveru V or
ganisovanou praci. Delnicke
hnuti prestalo nastale krise a
zustalo neochvejne ma zaklad-..
Mich principech a jest nepopi-
ratelne ma ceste k dosazeni
lnejpoSlednejsich met. Pokra-
cuje uteSene nejen unie mezi-
narodni, ale tez narodni a
mistni spojene V obrovske te-
leso americke federace prace,
pracujici neohrozene "a zlep-
semi zivotnich pomeru delni-
ctva. Stara Sc nej o uvedom6
nj stavovske svych clenskych
rad, Il nichz seskupeno jest
dnes ma 3 mil. clenu, ale i
zkraceni mnohdy telesne du-
Sevnl silly, vycerpavajici praco
vni dolby ma cas-, pro kterem
by Sc docililo zadouciho a "a
Slouzeneho oddechu.
Vice jak 30lete dejiny orga-
nisovane prace hledi zpet ma
mnohy boj, ale vykazuji W.
sledky, kterych nebylo pred lie
" ami ocekavalo ba ami tuSilo.
Pred d6lnickymi batajlony
ustopovati musi autokracie a
popelka pfezitych dob, prace,
zaseda na truny odkud vlad-
nouti bude vSemu lidstvu zasa
dami demokratickych idealu.
Rok 1919 jest prvnim, kdy
slaven jest Den Prace jako vi
t6zstvim mad politikou nasili
kdy radostn6 mGzeme hled6ti
V budoucnost opravnenymi
nad6jemi, ze vSe co bylo "a ne
mirnych ob6ti ziskano - zu-
stane zachovano nejen nam, "a
| lie i pokolenim priStim.
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KAPITOLA %.
Zachra,neni.

CIun octnul sc V tom okamzi
ku pod skalni stenou, kdyz Ia
terina po prvnim potopenl q
hlubiny Sc yynorila.
"Vzdyt is2m 5i hned myslei
re nekdo skocil nebo spadl
do vody," oval sc drsny HAS
2 clunu a jiz praVice mluVlcl-
no drzela dlouhy vIas Katefl-
min, "a n6jz il 2 vody vytahla
do Glunu.
M6sic polil smrtelne bledou
tvar divGinu jcmnym svetlem
syym.
"Snad neni jiz mrtva?' o.
zval Sc iiny HAS. 'Honem ko-
ralllu sem Patrickum
"UvoIni il saty,' radil treti.
A mezi tim co hrubG saty jed
noho rybare - takoveho Ia
m6stnani zdali Sc ii lide byti-
ziVutek il uvoInovaly, potlraI
il druhy spanky a cello silnou
koralkou.
"Spanila to divka'', miai
tento, obdivuje V pravde ande
skou tvar Katerininu. "Veru
v5ech mas brasi, nebyla by ta
kova skoda, kdyby Sc clun
nami potopii. iaho ji.'
Divka scbou JENNIE pohnula
Media Sc ii PatricIlu, re
sebou hnula?' tazal Sc ten cC
j spanky q cello potiral.
"Nepozoroval isem. Ale I'd;
Sc mi, re Iehynka oddychu
je.'
A prichyliv Sc k dstum jajin
co nejblize, naslouchal.
TAX jest ona dycha,' zVo
lal radostne.
Katefina pohnula scbo
podruhe a siln6ji, natez oci p
oteVrela.
Jakoby myslenky sve taprv
abirala pohlizela divka ma sv
zachrance. Tito pax rados'
nym uzasem a spolu i osty
chavosti prost6mu lidu vroze
nc, netroufali 81 promluviti.
Divka, jakoby jiz zccla k !
votu byla Sc probudila, vydec
la Il hluboka, oteVfcla oGi up
ne slabym hiasom Sc ot$
zala:
"Kde to i1em. dobfi Iid6?
Rybar, ktery j Z yody vytf
hi odpOvedel:
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: ARMA MA PRODEJ NEB
MA VYMENU.

Pr0da Sc pekna farma o peti
akrech, iednu mill od dlazde-
ne cesty blize independence
Village V sadu so jablonu, 2
ikry vinice a vSechno hospo-
J&rske nacini. Cena $4,000.
Haste Sc u j. Krejci, 502 A
merican Trust Bldg. 81
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JkJk JkSkskStSksakss " skykStJtykykSk
| ZLOCIN LORDUV.
aneb Bojovnik "a prava lidu. :. an, T.
| Roman dejn dtisku Irska.


Z jezera oval Sc tally zvuk
jaky jest vlastni velikym spou-
STAN yod "a vseobecneho ticha
zvlaste V nOci; zvuk ten po-
doba sc oddechu a vzbuzuje V
rozechv6lem nitru touhu po ko
necnem ukojenf zadosti a tu-
zeb, po odpocinutf. Zvuk ten
ma do sebe moe uspavajicl a
plni mysl jakousi sladkobolnou
presycenosti zivota.
Takoveho ucinku vyvodil na
Katerinu. Vstoupila ma samy
kraj strme skaly, nachylila
sc mad hlubinu a tajic V sobe
dech, ocekavala, kdy omen ia
Jenny vzdech owe Sc podru-
he.
Mlzinovy prelud priplyval k
n iblize. Mesic ma temeni oblo
hy spl%val s oblacky obrov-
sky stribratfpytny otvor do hlu
bin nebes. Ze yzdaleneho lesa
oval Sc opet omen teskly sum.
Jezero sc hnulo oddychujic...
Temna postava kateriny ma
chylila Sc vice - jiz krasne
telo jeji padalo S temne skaly
do cerne hlubiny.
Splouchani vessel a lidske
hlasy misily Sc S sumnym zahu
Genim vody, jez mad telem div
cinym Sc zcerila.
Mesic protrhl ohlaka a jas
ma jeho tvar obrazila Sc We vo-
de pod strmou stenou "a
bleskla sc V perejnych vlnach,
iez mocnymi vzmachy vessel 70
zehnane unaSely clun k mistu,
kde Katefina hledala nit A
riadni bludiSte zivota, odpo-
Cinek, hrob - smrt.
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DIVE. URODY ROCNE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CTETE!
CTETE!

Ia pricinou odjezdu proda
Sc dunn hodici Sc pro dive rodi-
ny, blize Corlett skoly a kary,
isou tam 4 pokoje S -koupelnou
dole a A pokoje a toilet naho-
re, fernes, bridlicova strecha
elektrika a ban. Zada Sc pouze
$1,000. Dvourodinny novy dunn
v Corlett, 5 pokoju, koupelna
dole a nahore, krasne dekoro-
vany, 2 fernesy, dvojite porce,
blidlicova strecha, tvrde podla
.hy. Lot 40 pri 145 strevicich.
Cana $500. Hotove $4,000, zby
tex ma mirne splatky. PrinaSi
$50 mesicne nahoTe. Nam vel
Ky vyber krasnych urodnych
farem V okoli Ashtabula, kde
Sc zaklada nova ceska osada.
Ceny od $45 do $65 "a akr S
budovami. Blizsi sdeli F. j.
piGman, 1864 Miles Ave. Tel.
Union $50 r.
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" y " "
UPoZoRNENf! /!

Oznamujem timto ct. veTej-
nosti, re prodavame hotove o.
bleky vseho druhu, vsech stri-
hi, z vlnenych latek, podsivek
te nejlepsi jakosti, vse velmi
dobre zpracovane v cenach cd
$4,000 do $780,.
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Sc Vam nlcehO ObaVatI. Pr0za-
tim vas zavezeme ma ostrov,
kde budete 81 moci odpocinouti
neb to neni zadna malickost
svalit Sc S takove vySky do Ia
kov6 hloubky, q niz dosud nj
kdo xiv nevyvazl.
Katerina zavrela opet oci.
90, ten kruty osud!" bedo-
vala, "ani mi nedopreje smrt.
Co 81 nyni pocnu? Zprava 0
skutku mem roznese Sc zajiste
bro po cel6 krajine. K zar-
mutku rodicu pridala jsem je-
ste hanbu. A kamz ia hanbou
Sc skryju? Lide budou Ma nne
prstem okazovati a deti budou
Sc mne daleka vyhybati jako
samovrazednici a ty rozpusti-
lejSi snad pokrikovati "a mnou
budou. O ja.nest astnav -
A 2 pouzavfenych week dra
ly Sc j bohate Shy. Prala 81,
aby Sc clun nj potopil.
Co tax S ocima pfimknuty-
ma puste beznadejnosti leze-
Ia maifc pod hlavou hrube ha
Ieny rybarske, probleskla j
dust mySlenka o obnoveni sa-
movrazedneho pokusu.
"Coz kdybych V neostrazi-
te chvili q clunu do vody Sc
vrhla?" pomyslila 81.
A pootevrouc oci pozorova-
la rybare. Byli ctyri na pocet !;
diva veslovali a diva sedeli ma
pTiGnich lavickach proti sobe
4 kratkych hlinenek dymaji-
ce. Veslari byli prlliS V praci
svou zabrani, nez ably divku,
kteraz zadni casti clunu spo-
tivala, byli mohli pozorovati.
/ Il onech dvou byl pax jeden c
bracen k nj zady a jen druhy
oblicej EN-, takze re vSech Gtyi
! .ienom od jednoho pozorovana
Uyti mohla. Provedeni umyslu
2bevrazedneho nenl tedy ne
NOME, ano ami priliS obtizne.
Potreboyala sc nadZvednouti
= pres okrai lode mad vodu So
achyliti jakoby do trpytnych
! in zadiVati Sc chtela a pri-
6 chvili do vody Sc prevaziti
Byla peyn6 odhodlana.
este jednou rozpomela sc
| odicu svych a rozzehnavajiC
mimi odproSovala je. Vide
y prisny hnevivy pohled OF.
.lv, ella ocich matky bolest,
on vyGitku.
"Nemohu sc k MIN vratit,
ravila k sobe odhodlane.
Obraz O'Neilla tanul il tei
/ rozbolnene duSi. Predsta
ovala 81 jei pluiiciho do svo
odle Ameriky, kde mu nebl
on patach bifiGoV6, kde ne
"ude muset lekati sc pout {
llare ale svobodne pusobit
r 70 blaho soukmenovcu svych
id6la jej ma dalekGm zapadt
uhledn6m pribytku americ
I'm tVari SpokojenOstl Zari
a prot nemu mladou 2inkl
} pirajici nan pohled laskypl
/ 80 boze, nikdo mne nemilu
: nikdo ma tom SIREN svet,
ma siitoyani Sc mnou," zau
n la V dust sve.
A nadzvednouc sc podepre
= o pravou ruku a zahledGl;
do leskle, lunnym svetlem '
Il fibro promenene hladiny je
o rni.
Nazli k provedeni osudneh,
Q M pristoupila, poohledla sc
{ lGin-li pozoroyana.
+ "Prcjete 81 neceho siecno?
: otazal SO rybar, ktery sedel n
: laviGce jsa k nj obliGejem c
bracen.
Ii Ma divku jako by smrt byl
h sahla. Kdyby pri nejhrozne.
l. 2locinu byla postizena byvals
l. ebyla by Sc snad vice zdesil
Sklesla jako baz sebe ma hale
" ny rybarske nemOhouc SLOW
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OTAZKA THRAClE.

l
otazku Thr2cie, jez byla neo
bycejne tvrdym oriskem. Jed
nall sc O rozreSenl trvale anet
pine uspokojive pro vsechny
sousednl zeme, o tom rozhod.
he doba budouci. Pravi Sc, ze
mirova konference vedena by
la snahou, ably jeji rozreseni
zavdalo co nejmene pTicin ku
dalSim sporlm. Snad ma cas- ia
kove resent vystaci, ale po ne
jake dobe mohou vyskytnouti
Sc spory move a bude znovu
nutno otaZkou touto sc obirati
Rekove chill 81 naroky ma
cele uzemi, jez nazyvame Thra
Gil, ale jak Sc vyrozumiva, by
10 jejich pozadavkum vyhove-
,, no toliko casti. Rekove opira
Ii svoje pozadavky hlavne o o.
kolnost, re v Thracii bydli vel
Ike mnozstvi Reku a re uzemi
tohoto je nutne potreba k bu-
doucimu hospodarskemu zivo-
tu jejich a cena byla udavana
ma mnoho tisic dollaru. Thra-
Gle jest uzemim neobycejne
bohatou historii a byvala tn
druhdy kvetouci mesta, po
nichz zustaly pouze stiny.
Rekove kolonisovali pobrez-
nj mesta Thracie jeSte pred
krest' anskou erou. Chill tax
hlavne "a ucelem obchodni ok
panse a jednalo Sc jim o zrize
nj obchodnich stanic. Nemeli
puvodne zadneho umyslu vni-
kati do vnitrozemi. = Byl "a
lozen Carihrad a Rekove Sc sta
ii pany poloostrova Galipolske
no. Nell tn vellce silnou posici
a Thracie vlastne byla ma ne
vyhradne odkazana.
Kdyz v roce 1453 Turci emo
chill Sc Carihradu a rozSirova-
Ii svoje panstvi dale do Evro-
py, Thracie dostala Sc pod moe
Turku. Thracie "a tureckeho
panstvi pustla, tax udelem by
10 ostatne vsech zemi ma Bal
kane, kde Turci nabyli moci.
Kyetouci jeji mesta chatrala.
Obchod upadaI z byvale sla-
Wy Thracie zbyla toliko vzpo-
minka. Po osvobozeni Bulhar-
ska cast Thracie, zvana w
chodni Rumelii, prircena byla
Bulharsku a ostatek zustal ma
dale V moci Turecka.
Bulharsko melo V umyslu
zmocniti sc zbytku byvale
Thracie V balkanske valce, ale
rozpory mezi balkanskymi spo
jenci m6ly V dusledku, ze val
ma jeji cast zustala pod turec-
kou vlajkou. Nyni, kdy jedna
Sc o uplne vytlaceni Turecka
2 Evropy, doslo k novemu de-
leni, nehoz nejlepe vyjde
Recko.
Drinopol, hlavni mesto Thra
Gle, jest malebnym mestem,
znacne ale zanedbanym. V je
dne dob6 t6Silo Sc prizni turec
kych sultanu, kteri sem radi
zajizdeli straviti nekolik dnu
a oddechnouti 81 cd statnich
starosti, kdykoli ma ne prili$
dolehaly. Raz mesta je turec.
ky. Je tn mnoho meSit sc Sti-
hlymi minarety, tax zemestc
skyta dalky pekny pohled
Ale ulice isou namnoze Spina.
We, a ii, kdoz navStivili mestc
po podepsani primeri, vypra.
vuji, re krasn6 mesto toto sc
slavnou historic pustne k ne
vypsani.
Snad zbaveni tureckeho lar,
ma zemi teto prospeje. Jeji mi
sta sc mohou stati Ease dulezi
tymi obchodnimi stredisky. A
! lie sotva toto uzemi zvedne 81
k byvale slave sve, ponevad;
pfestalo byti hlavni stanici n;
ceste Vychodu ma Zapad T;
priliS mnoho ga tureckeho PAL
stvi bylo zanedbano.
WSSl lift GWSSl
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PRODA Sc. cukrovinkovy
obchod Sc skolnimi potfebami,
vedeny II. roku, tydni trzba a
81 $4,000. Z jiste priciny mu-
81 byt prodan. Prijd'te mezi 5
a z hod. vecer do els. 9117
Wade Park Ave. 9-5
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MODERNE zarizeny jedno-
rodnny dun ma Tate ul. proda
Sc lacino. Haste se p. Neu-
I'll. 9715 Dennison Ave. 9-3
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PRODA Sc majetek ga
$4,000, dobre Sc vyplacejici. 2
lomky Ma lote. Plyn, elektrina
oiize Skoly. Haste Sc V elsie
jl20 Barkwill Ave. 9-1
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc pdkny byt,
koupelna, plyn a jin6 zafize-
nj. Haste Sc V elsie 3737
Broadway =?
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z KRABICKY

chmele sladu 81 u
pravite 6 galonu vytecneho le-
zaku. Pristaceni zaspuntujte
dobre lahve. - Koupite die
pTani V els. $500 Mcbride Ave.
olize Broadway. 90
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PRODAU Sc diva mladi taz
nj kon6. Haste Sc V elsie 3744
E. 131. ul. !?
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Jprinnee,

TAX kan pax asi letos pole
dete?'
,,Nevim, ieSte isme Sc o tom
Sc zenou nehadali."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
ANOTHER EVENT !
At CAMP MORGAN
Jewish Welfare Board to Giv6
Another High Class 7
Bill

On Monday night May 10, the Jew
ish Welfare Board is to place anotherl
high class vaudeville bill before the'
soldiers stationed at Camp Morgan
This entertainment will take place ID
the auditorium adjoining the plants
restaurant at Morgan.
The bill viii be made up Of tho
foremost entertainers available for the
evening. The men a rest ssured Of
seeing another excellent program as
was given them on May 18th. when
many of the leading acts In vaudeville
appeared.
Throughout this state of New Jer~
sey, the Jewish Welfare Board enter<|
tainments, being given in the hospitals
and camps have received much praise
as to the calibre OF amusement
brought before the men. II Is esti~
mated that in the month OF April. ap-
p~roximately $1,000 men wearing the
khaki and blue were entertained with
j. w. B.. amusements.
All star vaudeville bills have been
placed before the men such stars as
Marie Dressler, Harry Carol. Trixie
Jannery, the great Rahja. Billie MUIR
ray, the The ia Da Trio, Irene Mey-
ers and many other celebrities have
made the mems heart full OF JOY,
Through the kindness OF Lee Schuberf
the Childhen's Stage fund, composed
of juveniles, have also performed for
our boys. Many Of Americas fore
most boxers and wrestlers have also
appeared under J. w. B. auspices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
OFFICE
FOR MW|LL|AMS
Local Man to Be County Conn.,
missioner in Lunacy---Ap-
pointed by FreehoIders
Bu SIAN Correspondent.

~ otuU OFfEcPOfh6CHts
NEW BRUNSWICK, May ia
letter from Judge Peter f. Daily to
the board of Freeholders and read at
their meeting yesterday, announced
the appointment of probation officer
Charles NJ. Mac William of Perth AM
boy as county commissioner in lunacv.
The appointment was confirmed by
the board by resolution.
Mr.. Macmillan will now have
charge of preparing all commitments
of county patients to the insane hos
pitfalls of the state and to practically
all state institutions for the care OF
mind and body. The initial salary
of $500 per year has been arranged
for between Mr.. MACMILLAN and
Judge DAILY, n while the amount is
small the new commissioner has con-
scented to take up the work at that
amount.
Arrangements have been made with
county Clerk Bernard NJ. Cannon
whereby one of his deputies will as
sist with the work. by preparing the
papers in the vicinity of this city and
Mr.. Macmillan will personally attend
to the papers in Perth Amboy. This
arrangement is made for the purpose
of convenience TO the residents of the
county, to prevent their loss of time
and additional expenses in going from
one end of the county to another, for
the purpose of having commitments
made.
County Solicitor Frederick f. Rich
ardson has taken care of this work
heretofore, but on acoun of the great
increase in work demanded, 1t was
thought advisable by the court to ap-
point q commissioner.
Al the present time the county is
maintaining $50 patients in the in
sane hospitals of the state. for whose
care $3109.21 was paid Il last month
through the affice of County Collector
F.. William Hilker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
FLAG BLESSING
] At JAMESBURG
Saturday, May "a, to Be Big
Event When Italians
Celebrate
BIZ

oV CpcNtut COIFCSSOM0enn
JAMESBURG, May 16:-Saturdav
May "a. promises to be q gala day for
the italian residents of Jamesburg
n vicinity when an all-day program
OF patriotism, religious observance of
the event and this followed by a big
street parade, the whole affair to
wind up with a big dance in st. James
HAL that will last until midnight.
At the head Of the big time is the
two Italian societies of the town.
The st. Joseph Beneficial Society and
the Columbus Sons of America, who
have become affiliated with the for
mer society owing to a decrease in
membership. Two handsome new
flags will be blessed on that date at
st. James Catholic church at which
several clergymen of the Trenton do
cese will take part. AS far as is
known now Rev. Thomas Kearney,
rector of st. James church, will take
the principal part in the ceremony
and the address will be made by Rev.
Columbino Galassi, of Perth Amboy,
in h Italian tongue.
The days doings will open with the
assembly of the societies at head
quarters and headed by the James,
burg Concert Band the procession
Will move to st. James Catholic
church at Q in the morning. Two
flags will be blessed, a handsome
silk American parade flag and the
emblem of the st. Joseph Society and
that of the Sons of Columbus.
After dinner the societies will also
hold an all-day picnic near the st.
James Hall at which many societies
from surrounding towns will take
part.
These societies will also play an
important part in the big Memorial
Day parade that the citizens of the
town are planning. A big brass band
from New York will lead the italian
societies and this years turnout
promises to be the biggest thing in
the whole parade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Roosevelt 100 Per Cent. Over
Top in the Victory Loan Drive

ROOSEVELT. May 1.-THE Vic
tory Loan drive in the borough of
Roosevelt finished with n of the
greatest amounts subscribed TO any
drive since the first loan was unquar-
ated.
The total amount turned to the
loan through the First National Bank
through the Victory loan committee,
of which Clarence Brewer was chair
man. is s~30O,3OO. The committee is
more han pleased as they over sub
scribed to the extent of more than one
hundred per cent of an yer subscrip-
ton bringing the war activities of loan
drives to q close with n credit of be-
ing a n hundred per cent town
along these lines.
Next Monday night the committee
will meet in a final session TO receive
the thanks of Mr.. Brewer who has
been head of all the drives which were
successfully met with out any hard
ships.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
DON'T GIVE up!
AFTER THE DOCTORS HAVE FAILED
YOU CAN TURN WITH CoNFI-
DENCE TO CHASCO WIN 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 nothin. better
than Chasco-Vin, an old compound pre-
seribed by the doctors more than any
thing else ever to this day, consist
ing principally of Iron. Manganese,
Hypophosphites. Nux Vomica. Cinchona.
Gentian and Native Wine.
1t improves the appetite. increases
the strength and vitality, often as
much as 100 Per Cen and brings the
old pep back. 1t has lone this for
thousands of others and will do 1t for
you.
The local agency for Chasco-vin is
The Raritan Drug Co, Smith and
Maple Streets. Board of Trade Build
ing. Perth Amboy, N. ADV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Seniors to Hold Fair
Ru Erecinf corr.srondrnf.

BIZ Special C-orrcSrondenf.
WOODBRIDGE, May 16-The sem
ior class of the high school is planning
for a fair or carnival to be held on the
lighted grounds in the rear of the
high school Saturday night. In case of
rain the affair Will be held inside the
school building.
The catnival is planned to raise
funds for the Washington trip.
Home made cakes may be ordered
in advance from Betty Hoagland.
Candy, peanuts and novelties will also
be for sale and dancing will be an at
traetive feature.
There are t~wenty-one in tho class
and things are moving about town
in their energetic preparations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Tax Notices Sent Out in KeypOrt
Under the New System
By Special Correspondent.

by Spectul correspondent
KEYPORT, May 16-The borough
tax notices nave been issued this week
which is the first time they have been
ent at this time OF the year. AL
though the taxes are higher 1t Is due
to a higher state tax. and they are
payable twice a year. the first of Juno
and the first of December. a discount
of six per cent is allowed. and those
paying In two installments are given
a three per cent discount each pay
ment.
1t is claimed that this method of the
payment of taxes is less of a burden
TO the taxpayer and already a number
have expressed satisfaction owe the
change. Heretofore taxes have been
payable only in December.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-16
Useful Though unwed.

The modern view is that a woman IL
not necessarily a failure because her
life has been Miss-spent.-Bostor
transcript.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-04
D THAT STRIKERS RESUME WORK

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 30 San Francisco yard
returned to work at today clearing the bay
district of strike there although the railroad Los
Angeles continue to strike in sympathy with the Pacific
Electric street The predictions heard that
they would end the strike sometime this afternoon It
morning as that is the time set for the aided
by the brotherhoods to the railroads in spite Of the
strikers. #8
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-04

| PEORIA STRIKE MAKES NO HEADWAYs
Peoria, Aug. 29;-Peorias threatened strike gained
the crowds Of radicals which had halted the street
traffic for hour An order for sympathetic strike 81
all organized workers in the city issued BY socaled ra
labor association to have been carried out at
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-04
SEEK 5 TO
IZE THE FAR MERS

AS a means Of increasing the as
Asessed valuation of North Dakota's
taxable property to q point where il
will be possible to reduce The. rnia
levy, and to thus obtain a paper saw
ing to which the admins ration may
point with pride, Tax Commissioned
George 81. w allafe yesterday served
on tax SUPERVISOR and county audit
ors in conference here notice that he
would ask the state board Of equalis
zation to- boost the county boards
figures on farm lands all the way
from ten to Is percent Cass, Grand
Forks, Pembina, Trail, R Welsh and
Richland will be the only counties TO
escape horizontal increase in sfhe
assessments Of farm lands if Mr.. Wal.
lace has his way. v. q 5
The average assessed valuations Of
farm lands as returned by the county
boards and the percent Of increase n
which Commissioner w allace suggests
are AZ follows: sI $:6 5s III Il u
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-04
PRESIDENT STARTS TOUR WEDNESDAY

Washington, Aug 29.-Next Wednesday, the day
President Wilson departs his trip for the league Of
tions has been fixed the probable date for the com
ttees work upon the treaty in the senate foreign re-
lations committee Republican leaders do not want the
president to tell the country that the committee is holding
up the treaty for though they would regard such
statement as unfair to the they said that it might be be-
that the president and not they had been responsible for
any delay in the committee report
However said Senator Hitchcock, administration
leader today, u confident that by next Thursday or
Friday the treaty will be ready for report" \ ~
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-04
ASIATIC CONDITIONS DEPLORABLE

Paris, Aug. 29-Conditions throughout Asia Minor
are most pathetic Charles R. Crane head of the American
mission to the east declared today upon returning to
Constantnople During the three months Crane said,
over 1900 delegations of which had spent days in
crossing deserts and plains All were looking to America
for assistance Despite the Mosem the delegates
without exception unburdened themselves to indcat
ing that all the hopes and ambitions of these people
tied up in belief that the United States will help Them
Crane said the mission did not have time to visit Ar
mena but reports indicated that conditions were extreme
~ distressing ~