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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Qegislatur wieOcr in SlBung.
Wlaoiion. II. ,san

Uiaoiion, II. San.
Ser BiscoHiiner Seuat nabm an
GIeHstaa Die bon Senator0ilco oot-
geidI0gene 8sioIution uber DIE Ia-
tloHcnllga eInitImmig an. 3mei Cub
%ititlIte muroen ron Zen. SdulB uno
Gen. Arnolo eingereiht, oa5 enc.
DeId)e algemeine llnteritiibuug oe5
Standardization poridlug, mo oa5
au0ere. melhe Die io3ialtitiihen Pin,
liflten mieoeripicgeIte. uno abgelehnt
mur0e. Gie midltigen Bltnfte Der Dir
uolo-9telolutiou maren bauptiddliG)
9lbrititung DER 2ano,, See uuo Quit,
itreitfrafte, feline bepaffnete Gin
miihulg Experimentation in oie 20.
litilheu ooer ofonomlihen Angelegen.
hcltcn elmer an0eren 9tation. Gintbe;.
hung 0fonomiiher nn0 rcligi0icr Dc
m~ofrotiert, ale Staaten ioQen entme.
Ser feline ODER oieielben 6anoel5rehte
rabcnb fSreibeit Der Sec, ale 9tatio.
men iouen gleihberedtigten 3ugarg
ST. natiirliden @aiiertroBen bab,n;
Stuoten, Die feinen3ugang gum Meer
baben, ioIlen ioGfen freicn 3uganq
erbalten; 8eIegenhcit 81 ofonomi-
ifem 6orti6ritt in abbdn9igen Stoo-
ten ioQen alien Ginpobncrn unrer
ocnieIben 9eoingungeu qcbotcn mer.
ben; gebcime diplomatic ioa abgc-
idofft merocu.
9a3 Slrbititut Nrnolo nuroe aba
lcbnt. Gen. SduIb NOR ser ein5io2
Ser icin ENHANCEMENT mtcritiibte. Die
@ilcor Reiolution mlrOe angenom,
mon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
8srsniigungs=8 egweiier.

8iiuu. - Seoen 9d9mittag uno abeno
Mdnbelbilber.
"a 6rohe Sbcnter. - Seoen Nahmittng
unO AbenO @anoelbiloer.
yinieitic. - 5eoen Rahmittag uno abeno
NanoeIbilOer.
Her. - Seoen Yadmittag uuo abeuo
2ganoelbiloer.
StranO. - Se0eu ladmitta9 uno Qbeub
BduoeIbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Die Ga Groht Snonltrie= Som:
miliion.

Sn Der @anocIstamicr fon0 oul
ItenStag Hbeno Die \Sabresperionrun.
hung oieicr @eieqihaft itatt. ISn ser.
lcIbcn tulroe Ser G@ubrcSberidlt oeS
Sctrctdrs perIcien lno Die alien OF
reftoren pieoerQctp0hIt.
Gle Ga Groiic Tractor Gomponn.
National 8oitae ono gQuipmcrtt So.
ltro 60 GroiIe Garment Complain
llno Die Sr1ouitrieanIogen, in oenclr
Die Iiinctotlon thr @cI0 onqclcqt bat.
Hhlr SOC bon Dem aupitol Ser vi.
location mlir6e bis lest b%en0thigt; Sic
Rathionlfeit Der Ein3ichunq Ger iibri.
gen 1000 nur0e bciprod)en, oof nihts
Qcfiuitinc5 bcitIoiien.
Ser G~nIicnbcrid,t. tuie or om 3.
%anltor 1919 ab9eiabt ultroc. Ian.
tctc1pic fol9t:
Wnttlabcu:
Nnor IN @nnfcu .......S 6.2S2 OF
"a Groiic Erotter Nftjcn 100000
National War1e 4 Gaujp,
men 90, -. 90 90
"a Grolic @ormclt Co. 100000
(otol. $50, 1863. 2S2.07
decentralization.
Ginbciohltce 0nyitaI. $685. 90
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
6irdlidts.
fefurmirtc ct. SphanneS . @emcinoc
Ode 4. uuS Mnrtct Strnee,
9uitpr, =. Stufmcier.
SonntNdsidNlLc nm 8 l1hr.

Souutn1SiduuIc Inn 8 lthr.
@otte9oienit nm 1890 llbr. Sc
Sen jpetteu uno lCtteu Sourtnl I'M
4Pount crqIIit oeutid}, ionit ocutidl.
&cIigion@iduIe iiIr 9inocr uon S
his IL &ohren. Sout@toa I'M 9 llhr.
@tIudler iutmer %DiuFommelt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
8eidlGfts Nptisen.

rsy User 8elper gu md6igen 3iuier
teihen modlte, euIeu perldBIideu Hath
Qeher fir 9eeos unD Nnrtqn9eS braudlt
coer @eID ouf cute Gidlerheit nllsleiher
nil. penoc iih an W. 5. Sidiid
203 g. 4. StrnRe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
@cncr 8eidJdftsfibrer Der strafen.

Wencr 8eidJ1ftsiiibrer Der Strafen.
balm. n. Do. Noparo, bisher 81.
ih0ftsfilbrcr aacr Gcpartcmenta Ser
@iaconiin Roilpnp 2igbt ano Nomer
So. nit Nu3nohme Ser ga GroiIe
StroBenbnbn @cicaidoit. lit Jest
iunt General @eid)0ftsfiihrcr o,y
Ic5tercr @cicuifoft ernonnt moroen
ais giod)foIger bon Gem Great, Ser
reiignirtc. 6r. y@oporo lit Mitglieb
Der biciigen 0onOcI5fammer, uno ii
5ercits lett 1913 in Gieulten ser Mis
coniin &aiIpop, 2iqbt ano @oper 50
gr lit Elm 6adntonn in GIeftr,3iac.
uHO hat cine Io~ngidbrigc Grfohrune
ais 8eif0itaiiibrcr bon cleftriid}en
'9ohneu. Scinen @obnpIot miro CT
bier aufid)Iagcn, mo 0ono in @an0
nit @ctcr &olicr, oem &ice 0rdii-
oentcn Ser 8cieuitoit, arbe;tcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Htrionnlia.

Nr ilA Truu G. s. Shrci
Der, 1885 RtNiicIo Strabe, jiuN Ism
Dem IL &anltar Sic uIii5lidru 81.
terri ctncr iicbcu EfuuN iduucrcu (ot
ter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
@icsem Sic SIR 8elo puriidtis.

Ihteu Sic oaraut 0ab Sic fir
oaSielbe 6en pollen @ertb erbal-
ten Sic erbolten i'm iiderlid,
menn' Sic SIR @el6 bier eintauid)en
fir 6eniter, Sbitren, inncre 9art-
hol5 . 9efleioungen, 2ooen- unb
9onfcinriftungen, G%unItglas, 9rabt.
%feniter uno -tbiiren ODER irgeno cine
anoere @ol5orbeit. 6rogcn Sic BEN
Wtonn, oer'S ueiB - ieuell, ser bier
faltfte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Gingercidlte &orlagen.

Sn Der Niiem6lp mltr0en folgcn0t
&orIagen e%ing1reidt:
Cine &orlaqe 0ea Aiicntblpabau
oronetcn Yerrp pom @imnebago
Gountp eriud)t nm Die Grpcitcruul
Oca oGitp Wonoger" glanca alti
StG0te Ser 2, 3. uno 4. aloIic.
Gin pon @ouperneur @bilipp eill.
9cianOter 8erid)t 5eigt, ooB Ole ii
Dem Iebten @albjobre DEM Gontil.
gentionO8 clltnommc1ten NualagetI
S3t69.60 mo Der am t. "25onltur
O%orbon0ene 9ctrag i'd altf $3994.77
bcIuuien. Gin 3pcitcr 9eriht oc@
Bo%llperneurS, in Dem Die 9tqnaol-
9lmgsfdue in SEN 3rpci lcbten ISobrer
ongefiibrt iino, 3eigt, 0aB 30 Soil.
bc9naOigungcn, 36 bcoingte 8egno-
0%igungen, 36 llnnpanolunqcn ser
Straie uno - Sale Don @ic0erpel .
leihung oe3 8iirgcrrefts gepGbrt
muroclr.
Cine 8eiolution nit @e5ua auf Sen
600 0cs frithcrcn @ouperncur8 g.
:. @oaro, Die pom Dem NIicm6Iuah.
8corOnetcn 3orter eingcreifpt muro.,
pur0c ullqcnomIteil. Sic Iiiem6lD
ocrtagte lid bis Mtittpof Inn 10
ltbr.
Gie meiiten Der 0reiuno3pan3ig
Norlagen, 0ie an Gien5tagmoraen i'm
Senate cingercid)t nuroen, murocn an
Den RchtsouSif)pB perlpielclt. Sol.
Qcnoe mid)tigere gorlaqen lparen IN.
fer linen; NepiIion beionoerer @aht.
qcIcbc, ReOiIion oe5 Go0cS fir Die
llniocriitdt BON Wisconitn, Rcpilion
Der Stotuten iibct c~inQe3ogcne 21ltoc-
reien. Gorf mo offentlidc Iabrneqc.
Gontroubcboroc, @ilfe fiir sic 5al,-
ben, @Iinoen uno Stummlcr, 2yuqeno-
aerid)tc, @iIfc Fitr sic Mrmen. Sci sen
meiitcn obigen 0orIoQen banoelte g
lid l,nl tcdlniidIc Meuiiion.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
@eninmin Iranflin's 8cburtstaa.

VeH1nmln irnnflIn's WebmrtstaG
Der bc1itiqc 2t3. 8eburtstaa pol1
Benjamin 6runflln miro in ocu gam
gen &cr. Staaten ols aIhrjft Dan"
g~giciert merocn gcm1B elmer &c
funntmodunq oe8 Nun0c@Idabomte3
Bur ltIbcn Belt miro Die 19t9.Gum-
p1gne fir oen &erfnuT BON arieQa-
%ipormnrfcu mo ,IhrjitStompa" Tor
mel lnaugurirt. On ic0cm 8emcin.
ncien 0ea Quroc9 marocn cntiprc.
drnoc 6cicrn peranitoltct. 9ic Ser
Staten hoben ocl patriotiihcn 8e.
lehrten Irantlin 6o0llrh ~beionocr5
gcCbrt, inocm lie icin @iloniB olli oelt
ncltcn MISREPRESENTATION uuforudtcr
Qob sic 6Orticbrng oeS Sporcn8,
mcldlc5 lid Die Ration filr5lidl onQr-
eignet hat, noting lit, miro o10a
mcin 5tgc9cben. NieIc bon Sen Ger.
Staten IN europa b%cgonnenc I'm,
ternCbmungcn mitlicn bcer0et lperoen:
Nunocrttalllenoc BON Sol6aten mill
len iid'er mieoer hcimbciorocrt tper.
Sen; aric9aihuIoen mililrn bc3ablt
mcrocn, uno 5ltbauie gibt Die Rcfou-
itruftlon inns rlelle GrobIcmc 3t l0irn.
lin oIIcs hieies olS3uiitbren, lit @clo
nothjh uno sic pQbrcuo oeS 2ricqc&
crporbcnc Spar NnQcpohnhcit ion
tc odhcr iortQeiett meroeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Sbr ieiS Sie Nlten. belehrt INNS ciu

mpNerucr Gihtcr. Sic lhr. 10 Jung.
idou Sic Stirn 5Ieht III ,SnIteu; Sic
Ihr I'M AltCr nit iroblidl ~gtiuusen.
ibr ieio Die Suugcu!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

a. @enn Sic @cIo 81 5 @ro.
sent haben m6dten, 10 iprefen sic
bei mir Dor, g. s. 8oI3. Gontor
i'm Herpburg @ehduoe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

ger 5hoerlnlra'te 9r5t, "><ut
llVtet %Sliter hdttcn llnlere alnocr
Die prippc, )d)rclot Nerr i "erlt1
)oiI Star ettn So@t,, ,oodl 6ornl :
il~p'ItrNlltcr 5ctAtc ld)licu DC &Jre
HNl &h olelrm Sonln1tr lltten he
III Storrhoc ruto Den Ninlcrn. uto
>'r''@ MrilnIitcl cripleA lld} mlcoer
oon 3roGrr suite. Ntr betrottcn MI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Themblp = InsidniiIe.

Sprcfer Doung bat am 9ien5tog
Icinc Gomitecrnennlngen befonnt gc-
gcben. Ser lpihtiaeTiuan3au5ldmB bat
Ben Ib9. Carl aurtenufer,
ga Groiir, gum @oriiter. 9(bg. !.
2. Nolon, SancSpilIc, Itcbt an ser
Spite 0c5 Suiti5ot5ifuiies. i. u.
@roB, Sturgcon Ban. Ieitct oen Nlt$-
idnB fir Itdotiihe Nnqelegcnhcitcn.
Nler Tohnion SEN iilr Itoatlif)e Inqc-
leqclhcitcn, g. II. @ebiter Sen 2on0.
mirthid)afts Nu5ihuB un6 Sohn g.
Gbopplc Den &criiherungS Nit2-
iduib.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17

EGNereluati nnS Eiauusfi. HuIen
dlta Ser 3clafe' peru Ser dn0tre
ctlud2 polic mar Ser cine ridt oabei.
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Shierarst.

b., F HOLMES, V :. e hierarst), ptrD prompt Ct
iheineu, treuH er 3epiiuidyt uire. SHtce APO 2ap
StraBe: @chnuna 225 iHbltdhe Q. Strait: beibs
Eeiephene: ga Groiie. gSis.
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s. 9.

SrirgsOpfer. Greo 5. &agcn, Der
uah einc1n fritberen 9eridt ocrmiBt
wur0e, lit luut elmer bier elngetroife-
men gfahridt 0es ariegsamte3 AM 30.
Gttober al im Sample erbnltenen
Nuul0en in 6rontreif) geitorben. Die
oiesbe3iglihc oiii5Ieae gtadridt CT.
belt ieinc WhItter 6rau 5rieoerif1
@dgen. am D}ontng 2lbeno. Fteo 9a-
gen mar "a Sabre alt. Gr pur0e anl
-. Sui BON bier naf Camp Grant
geididt uu0 mar bereits nah fnapp
3pei Wonaten IN 6ranfrcid). CT bin
tcrIoBt Die Satin feline GItern, ore.
Shrpcitcrn uno 0rei 8rii0cr.
Die nll9cmeiueAniitlt in oerSbier-
melt iei 0n5 8eluitc nah 8egorcncnl
unbcfonnt, ideint gentdB neueren
6oriduugen nid)t rihtig. Die io9c.
uuuntcu .bicrbrouenoen" @dume, mic
Gifcn, Giden, Nbornt, @irfen, Eop-
pcln, @cioetl ionoern ill Sunni oh
6roItriiien, 9ohrl0dcrn mo gItncr.
ben eiueu idlnunigen, in aIfoboliihcr
@abrlmg bciinoIifcn Soft ob, mi,
oent Iic cine Wengc @dite an5ichen -
0iriffGicr mo onoere &dfer, Nnrci.
lem, Shucfen, Niirner, Sd)mcttcr.
lingo - oic inmmt mo ionoer5 mad
einjqer Belt ale &n3ciden idlmcrcr
Gcjcd)ung fltn0gcbcn.
Tns critic @ilfpmmcn : @nnfctt.
GaS eritc Der ~qeplauten 6eite fiIr oit
bcimgetehrten SoI0nten inject an IS.
$onIar III ser 0nnoeIsfnmmer itatt.
Cine ihouc WohI3eit, po~triotiif,e Sc
iduge mo Muiifportr0gc, iotpie einl-
&c Bier O}inutcn" AnIprnd)c1 pot
biciigeu Geoucrn miro oo5 MiQfort.
men fiir Die @eimgefcbrten i,ittn9 81
@itrgerifaft biIoen. Die Nannen elmer
9roBcn 3ubl pom hcimgefeartHn Sot
oatcn iiI1o i'm Hotbcn arellj @alpt-
llturticr rcgiitrirt. abcr OieIc babcfl
er pcri0umt iid anjuntcIocu mo oicit
iino gcbctcn ibre Namen an oic g
GroNe Chamber OF Commerce ein5l..
ihifen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-01-17
Semdbrtc Gridditsfirmrn.
0eriiderunsss9 taeutursu.

C. S. VAN AUKEN, gerfiherunas aaent: Snra,
ft1aftsz roer observation-disclosures 2s EearI Strase.
KLEIN & S1N sSer Serud1eruna trgeao elmer VII.
brantt. ipeStfH ,}euers, Tornado Ober BIZ lest urs
unaaugith notbipeRbtge Stability" 8eriiherura
tpsnbe ib an aistn It Spbu. $40 gsorG Strait.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
sHnRIFF's SALE

cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY
John +. Suits. Complain
ant, and John WitkowskL ct ais,
ggssssd premises dated February i'A
Nv virtue of the aeove-stated writ
20 me directed and delivered, 1 VIII
expose to sale at public vendue on
s A T U r D A Y. IMENIh-
AND NINETEEN =.
AT 10 o'closk in the forenoon OF said
.day at the Sherlrs once. in the City
OF New Brunswick. New Jersey.
All that certain trace or parcel OF
euiarly described. situate. lying and
being in the Township OF cranbury. IN
the County OF Aiddlesex and state OF
New jersey, near Prospect Plains
Peing the easterly part ana divt-
sion of the Homestead farm OF cor
tofore duly convened TO the said Al
bert III. Stults. The part Of said farm
embraced and covered by this convey
ance Is the same described In the deco
nrst above quoted and was divided on
| from the whole farm by a survey mace
by Peter Forman. surveyor on MAY
IS. 1905. as follows
R~eginning az q stake in he south
| westerly line OF Chas- A. a tartn
and the northwest corner or land lats
of william J. Honman; ee seaSee,
ana crossing the public 0 CD south
| seven degrees west ten chains and
| ninety-sigh links TO q corner OF IN,
woodland; thence CD by the edge oi
| the xsaeiand north seventy-rIns ee'
fhence fs) across b woodland. I
marked line south seven degrees ives
lrine chains and zen links TO I
stake In the outbound line OF IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Perth AmhOy Strike Gases Taken
to County Seat for Action
By sfoG Correspondent.

BIZ SfoG Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. March l.
Although the cases in which nineteen
warrants were issued for rlker
strike breakers and strike ~agitators
nnecte with the strike at the Koch
shirtwaist factory in Perth Amboy
wero dismissed in the recorders court
at that place about a week & be-
cause of a wrangle concerning the
legality OF n st~enographer taking
notes OF proceedings. Lawyer stephen
l.. Sontogyi. counsel for the PLAINTIFFS,
was not satisfied with the verdict rem
dered and has carried the matter ia
higher courts. A hearing will be held
this afternoon at . o'clock before
Justice of Peace Sedan, the result o.
which may be the opening Of all tbs
cases again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07

whole farm: thence (4) following said
outbound line. westerly fourteen chains
and seventy links TO a stake at the
division ine: thence (5) on the line OF
the division north four degrees east,
fourteen chains and forty-eight links
to the middle Of the public "a afore-
said; thence (6) following the middle
of said public road easterly one chain
and ten links; thence "a sim on the
line of division. north eight degrees
and thirty minutes east thirteen chains
and hfty-six links TO a stake 20 the
line of Chas. A. Mount farm. thence (S)
following his line south sixty-nve de-
grees and hve minutes east twenty-five
chains sixty-ive links to the be-
ginning; Containing atty acres of land.
Together with all and singular the
rights. privileges. hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywiSe appertaining.
CHARLES ANDERSON,
Sheriff.
JOHN p. KIRKPATRICK.
s22-4S Solicitor.
SSs0-s-T-l4-ei-1s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Verdict Of Not Guilty Given in
p0ri Heading Case, Surprise
Rr slaf correspondent.

BIZ Sfuf Correspondent.
MEM BRUNSWICK. March IA
verdict that surprised those who had
heard the evidence IN the case was
handed IN yesterday afternoon by the
jury that tried Michael Falconi. OF
Port Reading. for assault and bat
terry ard for selling liquor without
a license. when they reported not
guilty on both charges. The jury VAS
out for two hours and up TO the time
OF their return. n verdict of guilty on
at least one of the indictments was
looked for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07

brate the event. Lawrence Lodge,
NO. Sc at its meeting last week talk
ed over plans for celebrating ths
event. Since that time III combined
lodges of the Tenth Odd Fellows DIS
trict TO which Lawrence and calhal-
Ia Lodges OF this city belong have
decided 10 have n big c~eleorauon'
A meeting has been called for next
Tuesday night at Elizabeth. At 4
| meeting of Lawrence Lodge tonight
preparations for going TO Elizabeth
Tuesday night will made. ValhalL
Lodge at its meeting last night decid-
ga 10 send a delegate 10 Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Delivers 3 Prisoners to County
stnn c-orrespondsat

NEW BRUNSWICK. March q
CITY Marshal l.. Burt Moore TINS
morning delivered three p~rlsoneIs "
Tie county jail from Perth Ameoy'
They were:
Harold Maher. alleged 20 nave
stolen a horse and buggy on FEBRUARY
9S from Hyman WolfowiL
John WolseleNski. alleged TO nave
! broken a store window belonging 70
| Mrs. Fannie Aneien ON March T.
Louis PaXiCh. committed Tor an al
lleged atrociOas onense against Nts
| Annie Sexish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Apply for Administration
Letters in Morris Estate

NEW BRUNSWICK, March T.
Application for letters OF administra-
tion WIS made this morning by Edith
Morris Jones. 81 Perth AmbOy. on the
estate OF her father. Lewis Morris.
who died on February 20. The heirs
mentioned r Kate Baker Morris, the
widow: Edith Morris Jones' the APP
phcant, both Of Perth AmbOy; Beulah
Morris Donahay OF Cranbury. a
daughter; Alice Morris Sweeney. a
daughter. OF Atlantic Highlands. and
William Morris. a son. OF Tottenville,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Apply for Administration
IN NlQH -CorreSpoadent

NEW BRUNSWICK. March Ia
Mary Halbert Nixon. Of Perth AM
boy. today applied for letters OF ad-
ministraton ON the estate OF her
mother, MARY Halbert. who died on
December 20. The heirs are Mary
Halbert Nixon. James. David n
Norman Halbert OF Perth Amboy. the
last three sons. a daughter. Susan
Halbert Nanpat Of ~Tottenxilie, and
a son. Robert Of FordS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Odd Fellows 100 Years Old

The one h~undresith anniversary OF
the institution OF the nrSt hodge OF
Dad Fellows IN this country occurs
this wear on April &c ana b various
subordinate lodges in this and ether
states are making Preparations 10 eele-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
STATE or NEW JERSEY

10.
Take notice that Walter Piskadio
died on the twelfth day of November.
1918, as a result OF an injury received
Old Bridge.
This notice Is given in order that
any dependents OF said Walter Pfska-
do may take advantage of the pro-
visions Of Chapter ninety-hve p. L one
thousand nine hundred and eleven.
within thu time required by law.
ANY person who was q dependent Of
the one named above shouid COM
municats 1T once with
LEWIS. T. BRYANT,
Commissioner Of Labos.
sSs1-s-T-st osw Fri
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-07
Elizabeth y Mcdonald

b. NEFff0I IoTTfssoNHeHF
TOTTENVILLE. March T:-Eliza-
beth 4. Mcdonald. W. months old.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nc
Donald. OF 53ss Arthur Kill road.
died yesterday al 81. Vincent hospital.
Funeral services tomorrow morning
with interment in ST. Joseph's ceme-
fery Rossyilie.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09
SHERMAN FEARS WARS
BETWEEN COALITIONS
OF POWERS IN LEAGUE

New York, March S.-Speaking
on the League OF Nations at the Re
publican Club here today, Senator
Lawrence y. Sherman of Illinois
said the league in its present form
would be a signal fire for warfare in
Europe. Senator Sherman advo-
Gated a league based on the laws
of self-defensc with a declaration
that war, except in setf-defense,
is an international crime He
urged a great cooperative associa-
ton as contrasted to a treaty un-
der which nine men assembled in
some star chamber in Europe car
send us to war"
"The minute you form a coali-
ton of powers who will be sigma
tory members OF the league, you
drive Russia, Austria-Hungary ant
the Asiatic countries into a hostile
coalition, and then We would moi
have to prepare for war between
nations but between two great coal
itions,' he continued. Nobody
knows whether Germany will be
admitted to the league, but Ger
many can be Just as treacherouS il
peace league as she could in
war coalition. There re just a
many Bernstorfs in Germany a,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09
GERMANS COURTEOUS IN
MEETING POLES TO FIX
TERMS OF ARMISTlCE

Paris, Thursday, March "a
Iayas dispatch from Posen, dated
Wednesday. tells OF the meeting OF
allied and German missions at the
village OF Kreutz, where negoua-
tions for a new armistice between
Germany and Poland will be car
ricd on.
The courteous demeanor' OF the
German, was noted as being dis
GnctN different from that shown
at Bresl-Litovsk last year. After
the German delegates had declared
that their government retained full
authority over the German troops
along the Polish front, the arms
Uce terms bearing on the Polish
boundary were examined. A line
OF demarcation will be fixed by a
subcommittee which will be given
power to maintain a neutral zone
between German and Polish forces
there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09
WASTE PAPER TURNED
INTO SOLDIERS BOOKS

Washington. March S.-Wastc
paper. saved by public school chill
drcu i'm Cleveland, +, being turned
into book, ior soldiers, according
to information given by the public
librarian OF that city 10 the Ameri-
can Forestry Association here to-
day.
The school children /, was stated,
take old magazines and newspapers
to- school once a week where they
are baled and sold to the highest
bidder. Save a bale OF paper is
the slogan The zeal OF the chill
drcn Ina, been stimulated by the
starting of competition TO see whiih
school can collect the most paper
Aiter the soldier, libraries have
been euippcd, the plan is to purchase
book, for the ibrarie, OF Cleveland
and continue the good work.
"Thi, is line paper saving
scheme say, the American Forest
| ry Association "It /, ana easy and
convenient method Of collecting il
and ha, the added value of teaching
the children the value OF con,erva-
ton. The use OF old paper helps to
save our forests and it saves coal for
every pound OF paper represents
from one to three pounds OF coa'
used in it's manufacture, Itis hoped
that many other cities will adopt
| 1.-THE Cleveland plan Save a bale oi
| minor"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-09
G. E. (HEAVY) GLENN
For Chief Of Police.

There is a demand in this city for
a new deal, clean deal and an Ell
iective police administration that
will not only protect property but
that will give the youth OF this city
better moral protection.
In response TO that demand, ]
have made my announcement as a
candidate ior the, Office OF chief OF
police OF thi, city. / have resided
in Ardmore four years and in this
state for 25 years. know this
city's needs and if elected ! shall
do my whole duty on every occa-
sion and will do my utmost to give
this city a clean and effective adj
ministration OF her laws insofar as