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

Boston, Mass. Casopis
"The Christian Science Moni-
tor prinasi velice Zajlmave
zpravy clanky, tykajicl Sc
zivota nasi Ceskoslovenske re-
publiky, prinesl Ease jednu
blizkou nam zpravu a sice co.
potrebach Ceskoslovenska".
Ku zprave te potfebne infor-
mace cerpal 2 pfednasek 81.
Emmy Novakove, osobni "a
stupkyn6 81. DIR. Alice Masary-
kove, dcery to presidenta T. G.
Masaryka a predsedkyne Ces-
koslovenskeho Cerven6ho Xii
re, a poruCika S. E. Pecka,
ktery prve uvedenou damu ma
| jejlch pfednaskovych cestach
doprovazi. TAX Sc zminuje o
tom, co oba uvedeni mali zde
fici jm6nem prcsidenta Masa-
ryka, ktery We SVEN vzkazu
zddraznuje, re Ce5koslovensko
nezebra, ponevadz ma zaklade
toho, re ma bohate zdroje pri-
rodnl zebrati nemusi, ale ze Sc
dozaduje jen pomoci jako clo-
v6k, ktery pres noe vyhorel,
Il lidi dobre vGle. Zminuje sc
O stradani V Ceskoslovensku, o
nedostatku potravin a surovin
a konecne ma zaklade informa
CT, jez ziskal cd p. Pecka, sde-
luje, re Ceskoslovensko je ze-
mi die rozlohy TAX velkou, ja-
ko stat Kalifornie a re cita
100000 obyvatelG. Roku
1914 citala Praha, hlavni me-
sto Czech a nyni hlavni mesto
Ce5koslovenske republiky, city
ii sta tisic obyvateld, kdezto
dnes Jest V nj pres 100000 du-
81. Potravinova situace V te ze-
mi je velice Spatnou, nell hor-
81, nez jaka jest V Zemich il.
nych. Letosni uroda valnou ne
bude a je nemyslitelnym, ably
Sc zem6 vzpamatovala "a rok
kdyz "a valky Rakousko a NJ
mecko il 1plne vyjedlo, kdyz
nj dobytek vsechen vyyedlo
a kdyz sebralo vSe, CO melC
jakou cenu a dalo Sc zuiztko.
, vati Nejhorsim je, re ma ne
/; kterych mistech rakouska sol
! dateska nemeckou pocinals
81 tax bezohledne, re vsechny
hospodafske stroje znicila. CT
skoslovenSti farmari jsou -
de zaveru zpravy te - dobry
mi 2em6d6lci a stoji loyaln6 "a
svoji yladou, ale "a takoveht
situace j3ou prakticky bezmot
nymi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-01
PRfTOMNA PRACOVNf ST.
TUACE.


VyroCni zprava z 1fadov-
ny pro obstaravani zamestna-
nj pri Department. Prace "a
fiskalni rok, koncici 80. cerv-
ma 1919, shrnuje nynejsl pra-
covni sitauci jak nasleduje:
"Celkova tvafnost V pracov-
nj aituaci znamena nedostatek k
rolnickych delniku a obycej-
nych nadennfkd ma zapad6 a
a Thu; zvysena poptavka po
strojnlcich We stavebnlm feme
sic; ustalen6 pom6ry We v6tSi-
ne strojnickeho prumyslu; q
pozoruhodny prebytek zamest
nancu V uradovnach, pax tech
nickych a odbornych sill.
"Po3ledne jmenovany pfeby
tex poVstal .Castecne tim, ze
mnoho byvalych obyceinycf
d6lnlku neb strojniku hledi s
zajistit mista klerku neb ridi
t9lu a zaroven nasledkem vel
kGho poGtu novych projektu
vyzadujicich vykonn6 tech
nicke schopno5ti, kterezto pf'
jekty byly zdrzovany vycka
vanim ma schValeni mirov'
smlouvy a ma novy smer pru
myslovych pom6ru V budouc
nosti. STAY tento jest take zho
sovan velkym poctem vykon
nych a technickych sill pro
puSt6nych z armady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-01

DIVA PACIENTI 81 ZOUFALI

72lety kmet C. Brenner,
2117 vych. 81 ul. spachal wee
ra samovrazdu v koupelne sve
no obydli. Brenner trpel tfi ro-
ky ochrnutim civG sve utrpe-
nj zakoncil pozitim nejake je-
dovatiny. Ia podobnych okol-
nosti skoncil svuj trudny zivot
35lety polsky delnik JOS. Be-
linsky, 2545 vych. 35. ul., otra
vivSi sc donna otrusikam "a ne
pfitomnosti sve manzelky. Byl
suzovan vleklou prsni choro-
bou takze pracOvat nemohl a
V jeho domacnosti bida Sc "a
hostila. Oba pripady reporto-
vany byly koron erovi.
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TWNAT IEFJ 7WSST
ZAHADNA EXPLOSE.

Washington. Zahadna
eXplo5e ma Siren mofi, We VIDA
lenosti asi 500 mil vychodn6
cd New Yorku, %. srpna, o.
znamena dncs odboru od'stva
parnikem Mercauke 2 Rotter-
damu. O 3 $50 rano muzstvo
Mercauke spatfilo severne ru-
de zablesknuti a "a pet minut
ma to byl slySan prudky W.
buch, naCez massa zarive lat
ky objevila Sc mad obZorem ia
ko velika raketa.
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ZELEZNICNf HLfDAC "a
BIT ELEKTRINOU.

Ma krizovatce Nickel Plate
drahy u Woodland Ave. byl
do vcerejSka zamestnan hlidac
Louis Andrews, 7014 Platt A
we. Kdyz vG9ra Andrews chtel
spustit ochrannou branku, ably
blizici Sc rychlik nejake nestle
sti ma krizovatce nezpnsobil,
sritil Sc ma n6ho telegrafniho
sloupu drat naplneny elektri-
nou a zabil jej ma mist6. Po-
zGstatky usmrceneho nachaze-
il Sc nyni V okr. marnici.
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OBRAN MA SILNICI.

Banker G. Potter u Jackson,
Mich, opustil vcera Cleveland
kde mel nejake obchodni zale-
zitosti k vyrizeni a automobi-
lem vydal sc ma cestu do Tole-
do. Sotva vSak jel ma toledsk6
silnici hodinu, prepaden byl il
nymi, maskovanymi autoisty a
obran o $1.100. Oloupeny tele-
fonoWal sve zkuSenosti zdej-
sim irtoledskym uradum, KITE
re vyslaly po stopach zaskod
niku nekolik tet svyc detekti-
VII
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DETEkTiV ZALUJE MESTO.

Byvaly m6stsky detektiv a
nyni Il drahy Erie zam6stnany
John Garfield, 1861 Broadway
zazaloval Coachovu detektiv-
nj agenturu pro neopravnene
ZatGeni ma $4,000 odSkodn6-
no. Garfield byl zatCen "a SOU
du lupicem Groganem, kdy
mu bylo predhazovano, re byl
spojencem zelezniGnich bandi-
ta. Obvineny musel bVt vSak
propusttn obzaloby a proto
Ia soudnf zadost ma odSkodne.
CoachoVa agentura obstarala
tehdejSi CanfieldOvo zatceni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-01
$50 DAN MA GALLON
KORALKY.

Vzhledem k moznosti, ze
president odvola V fijnu valec
nou prohihci, urednici protiho
stinske ligy pfipravuji plan, po
zadati kongres, ably uvalil pro-
hibicni dan ma pivo a koralku
az do 16. ledna 1920. V ma
rhu jak Sc pravi, udava Sc
dan $50 ma gallon koralky a
az dan ma sud piva.
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GEORGE INQUIRE
Died Nov. 1, 1918

George Mcclure, zaslouzi-
~ organisator d6lnictva new
yorskeho byl prvnim, jenz o
zafizeni delnickeho svatku V A
merice Sc zasaZoval. Bylo tax
V letech osmdesatych. A kdyz
V prosinci roku 1886 Americ-
ka Federace Prace konala
svuj Ctvrty vyrocni Sized Co
iumbus, O., pfijata resoluce,
die niz prv6 pond6li V m6sici
zari ma byti /svatkem d6lnic-
kym a %. cervna roku 1894
den Prace stal Sc jiz usnase-
MIN kongfesu svatkem narod-
MIN. Pred tim uznavan byl
(roku 1S87) staten Oregon
pozd6ji staty Colorado, New
jersey, New York, Massachus-
sets, Connecticut, Nebraska,
Pennsylvania, Ohio (r. 1891)
Maine, Kansas, Indiana, New
Hampshire, Illinois, Georgia,
Utah, Louisiana, Alabama, Tc-
Xas, Delaware, California, Min
nesota, Wisconsin, Florida,
Rhode Island a roku 1895 Mis-
souri,. Dnes Den Prace zacho-
yavan je vsude Soustati. IN
dustrie utichla a delnik v6nu-
je Sc odpoGinku a zabavG. V
n6kterych mGstech pofadany
j3ou dnes ddlnick5 pravody,
kdezto mistni unie mali row
nez ptilehavG osIavy progra
mu.
Zakladatel d6lnick6ho swat
ku, George Mcclure zemfel /
listopadu T.. 1913.
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STAT VYSETRUJE..
Hromadna otrava " Canton
skonci snad pred trestnim
soudem.

Kratce po pohrbeni pozd-
statkd plukovnika Weybrech-
ia a p6ti dalsich obeti hroma-
dne otravy Ia banketu V Coun-
try Clubu Canton, O., statri
zalobce naridil prisne vy8etfo-
vani, kter6 zahajeno bylo wee
ra u kterehosi groceristy Al
lance, kdeg domn6le zkazene a
jed obsahajici olivy k dotcen6
hostilse byly zakoupeny. Zvla-
stni jest, ze zmin6ny groceri-
sta Cd cantonsk6ho balketu
rozprodal mnoz1tvi dalslch
krabic nakladanych oliv q z
odkupnikd nikdo po pozitl
tychz re neonemocn6l. Nome
tudiz, re jen olivy k bank9tu
koupene obsahovaly jedovati-
nu a snad ze 0 zloCin Sc jedna.
Podobny zloGin udal Sc pred
dv6ma l6ty V Chicago, kde ro-
vn6z n6kolik hodovnik1 otra-
vanym prikrmem bylo ukladnj
Zahubeno.
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CESKA DfVKA AUTEM PO.
RANENA.

ChndctiIeta Katuse Dubec-
llych, jeiiz rodice bydli V elsie
yych. 70. uI. "a pokusu pr2bG-
hnouti ST. Clair Ave blize 20.
ul. byla zaehycena automobi-
lem neznam6ho ridice a t6zce
zran6na. Divka nachazi Sc NY
nj st. Clair nemocnici poll
cia hleda puvodce neSt6sti, kite
ry pc srazce ujel jehoz au-
tomobilovG Gislo nedalo Sc iii
stit.
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OTEVRENi FAREfCH
SkOL.

VyuGovani V clevelandskych
farnich Skolach bude obnove-
30 V 1tery dotceny superi-
tendent rev. Kane oGekava
re vSech farnich zaka bude
tentokrate a9i $4,000, o tisic
vice nez "a Skolniho b6hu
pfedchazejiciho. kollej sv. L
gnace a n6kterG vy8Si kat. skc
ly budou oteyreny 9. zari.
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ZKOUSkY MA POSTE..

Ma hlavni zdajSi poSte bu-
dou 27 dubna zahajeny zkou-
sky uchazecI o mista venkov-
skych listonoSG. PoStovni tirad
potfebuje nekolik rozna$eGu V
predm6stsk6 osad6 West Park,
jakoz jinde V okresu Cuyaho-
ga.
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URODA BROSKVf SHNIJE.

Clement, Okla. - Uroda
broskvi V hodnote pres $f8.-
900 shnije ma stromech v
skladistich zde tento tyden
naslL dkem nedostatku ledu,
jak mistni sadari odhaduji.
Chladirenske kary nasledkem
nedostatku ledu nemoznO IL
skati "a proto sadafi nebu-
dou ami ovoca cesati nechaji
je ma strOmech.
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Pratelskn rada.

Stryc: "Tak ty pises knihy.
Karle! A to je hezke. Jen Sc
nestan takovym - Wis - kla-
sikem, sic by Sc tvoje knihy
prodavaly naramn6 lacino."
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'uSt6nych z armady
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AMI FEEL FRESH AS
A DAlSY-TRY THISl
Says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsonsS

TO see the lingo Of healthy bloom IN
your face. to see your skin get clearer
ana clearer. to wake up without Z
headache. backache. coated tongue or Z
nasty breath, in fact to feel your best
day in Ind day out, just try instdel
bathing every morning for ons west.
Before breakfast each day. drink 4
glass of real hot water with q teaspoon@
fuI OF limestone phosphate In 1t as 4
harmless means Of washing from th$
stomach. liver. kidneys and bowels th&
previous days ~fndigestible waste. sour
bile and toxins: thus cleansing. sweet.
ening and purifying the entire alimen-
tary canal before putting more food tns
to the stomach. The action OF hot was
ter and limestone phosphate op an
amply stomach u wonderfully fnvigs
Grating. 1t cleans out AL the soul tefs
mentations. gases and acidity and gtvet
one Q splendid appetite for breakfast
A quarter pound Of limestone phoa4
phate will cost very little ct the drug
btore but 10 sufacient to Demonstrate
that Just ~ soar ana bot water eleanss
%, sweetsns and freshens the skin, 81
hot water and limestone phosphate act
bn the blood and Internal orEsn&
Those who are SUBJECT 70 constipation
bilious attacks Aci4 stomach. rAsu3
matte twtngss, also these whose akin q
ballow ana complexion tAI1ld ere Rg3
5ured that pns weak % irstds-hethl1d
viii laws them both lookirx and xsel&
ing Gssttes n aveSy Hax-Aeyx@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
SQUIRREL FOOD

II think the Idea ola Y. w. C. A. a
very splendid idea. There are several
reasons If one put on their thinking
cap, and think a minute or two. As
has been said before many girls have
no place to go evenings" l know
haven't but 1 also know 1 have@not the
time either as l am in school and the
old bugbear is upon me-home work.
Girls could learn how to swim and II
would develop the physical elements
of a girl to a great extent.
"You asked be whether I liked to
write poems or stories. I like to write
both but can not write very well. I
expect to be a stenographer and
b~ooKkeeper in q real large business
house. Like all the rest I want to
make money
Helen I go in the NEWS Office
every morning. 1 bring news down
for a news reporter. I work on Sat
urday for pin money. so my time Is
all taken up. This week I am going
out to take a religious census
"Jerrie," l certainly agree with you
with that poem in reference to Ec-
onomic History as 1 had Economic
History last year. OF course 1t was
nothing but work all the time but
still o must work In order to learn
I do not intend to discourage anyone
that may be taking this subject.
Girls l am very fond of cooking
and will give you a recipe. Nearly all
recipes have been of candy and mine
will be for cake. Ginger Bread: 1 cup
molasses. IL cup boiling water. /
teaspoon soda, l teaspoon ginger, Ia
teaspoon salt. s lis cup sifted flour
and 4 this. melted butter: mix the mo-
lasses and boiling water in a bowl. To
this add the dry Ingredients sifted to-
gether and then add the melted butter
stirring constantly. When all are
mixed, beat vigorously for one minute,
Bake in a moderate oven for 25 min
utes. 1t is very simple but at the
same time is very delicious. 1t re-
quires no eggs or milk.
"As this is only my second letter to
the column I think I had better not
write such a long one. I am SO in
terested and feel 50 acquainted as
have read all the letters since the be-
ginning that I hardly know enough
to stop when 1t is time. I guess it is
better TO write each letter q little
longer than the former one. This
will have to do for this time.
Lovingly yours.
"WIL O'WISP."
Ginger bread Is real good when it,
made well and that recipe certainly
dUes sound good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

His crew participated in the Du-
razzo raid, and Jackson was aboard
the first American vessel to enter
Fiume after the signing of the armis-
tice. After the real work ws com
pleted. he volunteered for action
asa.ast the Bolsheyiki In Northern
Russia, and was aboard a mine
sweeper in Scoper Plow. Shortly af-
terward he embarked for American
waters, and received his discharge.
He has visited the following cities:
Stockholm, Copenhagen, Christians,
London, Paris, Marseilles, Nice, Tries
to, Vienna, Archangel, Glasgow, Edin-
burgh,. Queenstown, Belfast, Cardiff,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

j. j. Peters Machine Works, Inc.
Engineering s. General Machine Work
Complete ~overhauling and Repairing OF
Automobiles. Auto Trucks, Gas
and Steam Engines
b1-62 Fayette Street, Perth Amboy. N. J.
Telephone 154b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
AMONG US GIRLS

Dear Girls:
I'm proud of you. I'd like to a l
was proud of everyone one of yod,
but when I say I'm proud of you, 1
mean Of girls in general. The prima-
ries are over. WIZ said girls didn't
know anything about elections. Going
home after doing some marketing
down town yesterday I CHANGED to
walk behind some young ladies',
teachers / believe they were and they
wers discussing tho primaries. Now,
II / could vote I'd a whole lot rather
sec Hilker there thar Sosin," was the
remark of one lass when she was in
,terrupted by shame on you, wasn't
Sosin a soldier and overseas In the
service OF this country" then ensued
a hot dispute that would have done
credit to any or the political CLUBS
around the city. The girls talked
polit cs and talked at as men DO. They
didn,t mention the good looks OF any
of the candidates nor being
into the controversy n of those silly
gibes that men are forever saying
girls would bring into politics.
IN say that the vote Of such girls
will do a lot to uplift New Jersey
"HELEN."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
JameSburg.

l4Fr A. Hsz-N
Dear Everybody.
Once more I am writing; not sorry
I hope. I'm sorry I haven't any GOOD
reoipes or any cousins In a far on
land, but I'm going to sen a story
along which Ishope everyone will like,
Have any of you girls ever read
any of Ethel M. Dell's works? nave
read 1.-THE Way Of an Eagle" and
'sThe Knave of Diamonds" l, too.
am fond of funny books. l have read
ssEeyenteen.,' too. What about our
pins? Don't forget them. -
Tell the girls who nave cousins In
England to ser me their address,
Ill gladly write to them. .
Hoping this column grows, and
grows, I am,
";sYB."
Don't tease Vera. Joe |
Now, Joe, you know 1t isn't fair to
bring him home tonight when l want
to go out and only expected to have
the left overs from d dinner'
Click Up goes Joe's receiver. well
wouldn't that jar you," was the con-
versation between Joe and Vera, his
dainty little wife of six weeks. SIX
o'clock arrives. Joe's latch key is
heard in the lock. Vera sptck ana
span In a lovely pink wolfe, with hair
combed in h latest mode runs to
why, Joe, where Is your friend2"
ssWhy, didn't you object to him r.
why, no, and 1 have the loveliest
salad and everything fixed so nicely,
oh, Joe, you are the most thooght-
less husband 1 ever had. Boo, hoo.
You've Just spoiled my whole even
Ing. THUS, Joe is greeted when he
Is trying to please~his wee wife.
Good material in your story. Keep
mn writing and Won will develop 1t In
time. Explain your next story n lit
tie and let Us know what your char
acters look like. 1 have read "lhd
Way of the Eagle and considered II
one of the most interesting books OF
late daY fiction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Persian Cookery.

WRITE ON ONE SIDE OFF THE
Il ONLY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Dear Helen and Girls:

Dear Helen and Girls:
1T has only been a week since I
wrote to you, but it seems a month.
1 was away yesterday to the country
and l had a lonely time. Quite a few
weeks g 1 was down to Lakewood
and I saw the famous Gould home. 1t
vas beautiful. I have also seen the
Presidents summer home Shadow
Lawn several times.
well, girls, I have sent you the
addresses Of my English Cousin and
/ hope soon to see an answer from
her in the paper.
"Oh. Helen, 1 am writing a story.
I would tell you the name but 1 hav-
MT named 1t yet. The story is about
q school teacher who falls in love with
the brother of one of her pupils. 1t
is to be a long one and I have 1t about
half finished. 1t is to end in the
teacher being called to her home and
then for three years losing all track
of each other. They meet while they
are both attending a friends week end
party.
IT must end this letter because I
am doing 1t In spare moments, mostly
In History class. So I close. Helen,
giving my love to all of the girls. Also
hoping to hear from them soon.
"JERRIE."
I am anxtously awaiting -FOUR story.
Don't make 1t too long remember hold
1t down to two hundred words If pos
sible. Not alone that is a convenient
length to print but 1t Is good practice
for all of you in short story writing.
Perth Amboy.
Dearest Helen:
From reading Among Us Girls
I feel already as though we were old
friends. 1 have been very interested
in your column and knowing Blond
lie" personally and Beach F1irt" and
the others by their letters I am taking
the liberty to write to you.
Your ". w. c. A. work Is fine. /
am much in favor of 1t and others to
whom I have spoken about it think
it is Just what Amboy needs.
II suppose o will want to know
something about myself. I am fifteen
years of age, auburn hair and brown
eyes. My favorite pastime Is writing
short stories. BY the way Helen how
many words do you think a short
story should contain? I go to High
School and like very much the spirit
OF fellowship there.
II think my letter would tire you
to read It II It were any longer 30 hop
ing to read my answer very short
~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Andrew A. Jackson Tells
Of Experiences on S. G. 127

Andrew A. Jackson of 200 Smith
street. who was discharged from the
u. S. Navy q short while ago, has
quite a few experiences 30 relate.
: In his fifteen months stay over seas,
he has travelled $4,000 miles aboard a
ITO foot sub-chaser. He was aboard
the 8. C. 1877 and patrolled the Adriat-
ic during the war. This chaser ac-
counting for 2 enemy Subs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
sHE WANTS TO HELP OTHERS

Mrs A. q. wells, r. r. D.. Rocky
Mount, N. G, writes: Il cannot praise
wonderful benefits / have derived from
their use. Please publish this state
ment as 1 want the people everywhere
muscles, puffiness under eyes. and an
always tired" feeling are indications
that the kidneys and bladder are net
working properly. Foley Kidney PMS
and ladder. Sold Everywhere1Adv:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

Cookery among tne well-to-do class
es in Persia Is extravagant-partly be-
cause they are lavishly h%ospitable,
partly because all house servants are
fed from the leavings of the masters
table. Tiny chickens, quails, pigeons,
doves and young cartridges are hand
ed hot, on the spit, to each guest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Perth Amhoy.

1eTln Allboys
s.Dear Helen and the other Girls:
Here :. am. again trying to write
in my school time. 1 am very inter-
ested In the Among Us Girls Col
umn," and it is certainly growing
very large. Several of my friends
write to you. If we adopt a pin as
our emblem we will recognize one n
other when we see them On the street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
woodbridge.

"HELEEN."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Dear Helen,

Dear Heleni
I am a young girl seventeen and
have q grammar ana
of course you know these days you
need more than simply a grammar
education, therefore I am devoted to
b,puseWork and 1 like 1t quite well.
III am busy mostly all day and once
in a while some of my girl friends
and I go out to play croquet, which
we have In our own yards. like
~crocheting quite well, which l do 1 N
the evening. lam interested In COOK
ing and would like to have had a
chance to have gone to a cooking
school. / love children and like
to take care of them.
I ana q girl thirteen years old
mails and also chickens. I guess !!
have said enough in this letter. VIII
you please let me know II we have
to keep steady correspondence.
"ToPsIE."
'Topsie'' you can write whenever
you like and we all I am sure will be
more than glad to hear from you.
Do you intend to be anything In q
few years or just stay at home and
help?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
bx altman
BY AHEARN

Tunis, Cadiz, Lisbon. Rome, Naples
Milan, Geneva, Venice, Piza. Florence,
lara, Spolata, Fiume, Pola, Cattarro.
Monte Carlo and Athens. oft
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Woodbridge.
naar Halan,

Dear Helen;
3 I am a girl Of thirteen years old
an din the eighth grade. Being 1 lik
horses and dogs and other animals,
7 guess I was really made for a boy.
we girls In our neighborhood have a
baseball team and we play baseball
with the boys.
Helen, / would like to be a school
teacher and teach second or third
grades, but my mother says that L
haven't enough patience.
One thing l don't understand Is
about the Y. w. q. A. Do we have
to write to you for a certain time or
what2 All around u house is g
lawn and in the back is a garden. l
had n of my own. but there were 30
many bugs on the plants that I gave
It up.
This isn't much of a letter, but 1
will write soon again. With love FOR
everybody.
Maybe as you get older you will get
more. patience and then you can real
lie your desire to be q teacher. DO
you know-I like to- play baseball my
self today even as big as I am, so l
surely dc you playing the way
you do, nm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
II remain,
Yours lovingly,

AS I Just told "Jerrie." confne your
stories to two hundred words. Send
one of your stories I should love
to read it.