davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
WlESCI Z P0LSKI.
~PkZEMYCANIE zYWNOSCl
DO PRUS.

Straz bezpieczenstwa powiatu
mfawskiego otrzyma}a wiadomosc
re 26 lutego RIB. Maryanna Xii
mex i Stanis1awa Miko1ajska be-
da o zmroku transportowaly wick
sza lose miesa i s{oniny "a grant
.ce. Me uda1o sic atoli stray gra-
nicznej ujac W drodze do Prus z
zywnoscia przemytniczek, dostaly
sic one w rece stray, powracajac
juz z Prus z zarobionemi pieniedz
mi: aresztowano vice je, zabiera--
JAG znajdujaca sic PREY Mich go
t6wke W sumie 1904 marek.
Sad okregowy W Mi1awie ska
za1 zwr6cic oskarzonym.
STAGE Stanis1awe Miko1ajska, ma
4 miesiace wiezienia i niezaleznie
cd tego kazda oskarzona ma 600
NIX. kary. konfiskujac znaleziona
u mich kwote.
Wskutek apelacyi %skazanych
sprawl znalaz1a sic W Saddle ape
slacyjnym.
Sad apelacyjny kare wymierzo-
ma W pierwszej instancyi zatwier-
dzi}, uchylajac decyzye, tyczaca
sic konfiskat pieniedzy, kt6re ka-
zaf zwr6sic oskarzonym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
S3l3;a:y CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS {:I92;
Amer. Czerwuny Krzyz.

Am. Czerwony Krzyz zWolujac
swych czlonk6w do odnowienia
przynaleznosci czyli og}aszajac
tax zwany "Roll Call" Ia rok
1920 majacy sic odbyc pomiedzy
drugim a jedenasytm Listopadem
W celu zebrania SIS, 100000 ola
przyszlej piracy tel organizacyi-
podaje do publicznej wiadomosci
sw6j program pokojowy.
"Cywilny oddzia1'' tel organi--
zacyi tax zwany: "Home Service
ustanowiony podczas wojny iprze
znaczony do opieki mad rodzinami
: kt6rych bracia, synowie Tub
mezowie byli powo1ani do wojny
= dowi6dl re by1 nieraz wielka
usluga i Acknowledgement W tym
krytycznym czasie. z tego powo
du Am. Czerwony Krzyz wytezy
swe silly W ~przysz}osci W dalszem
prowadzeniu i rozwoju tel sluz--
by - szczeg6lnie W tych miejsco-
wosciach = gdzie zadna podobna
organizacya ME istnieje.
R6wnoczesnie postepujac reka
z reka z ia praca Am. Czerwony
Krzyz ma W: swym programme pro
wadzenie bardzo ozywionej pro-
pagandy ~ulepszenia hygienicznych
warunk6w zdrowia i powiekszenie
liczby ":publicznych infirmierek'
Nastepnie Am. CzerwonyKrzyz
ma ma celu wzrost liczby malolet-
mich cz1onkow czyli tax zwanego
"Junior Red Cross zupelne "a
opatrzenie sic we wszystkie srod-
Xxi przygotowawcze, ma wypadek
kazdej okolicznosci wojny - cpl
demii - trzesienia ziemi = poto-
pu e. c. t..
Am. Czerwony Krzyz jest jedy--
nym dobrowolnym stowarzysze--
MEM uprawnionym Kongresem do
wspoldzie1ania z wojskiem lado-
wen i marynarka.
Program propagandy: "Publi--
.cznej hygieny" opierac sic be-
die na ]zaproszeniu innych istnie-
jacych stowarzyszen, tel samej ka
tegoryi do mutualnego wsp6ldzia
1ania.
w miejscowosciach gdzie TAXA
instytucya ME istnieje Am. Ger
wony Krzyz bedzie sic starac usil
ME zajac osobiste stanowisko ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
UCzMY DzlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WlC Pc P0ISKU.
LIST I WARSZAWY.
Korespondencya w1asna Wydz.
Narod. Polskiego.

Warszawa 1 sierpnia, 1919.
Dzisiaj pc ca1otygodniowej ME O.
becnosci powr6cilem do Warsza-
wy. w drodze powrotnej zatrzy-
ma1em sic p6ltora dnia we WED
niu. A wystarczy1 mi ten przysta-
mex by jasno uswiadomic sobie
.r6znice zachodzaca pomiedzy no
wo urastajacem panstwem pei
mem zycia oraz idea16w, a panst-
wem ginacem.
Warszawa W czasie. wojny pre-
sz1a wiele nedz i niedostk6w, ja-
kich Wieden nigdy ME zaznal. cier
piala skutkiem braku wegla, cier
pia1a z powodu niedostatku zyw-
nosci a takze narazona by1a mage
sty ogien armatni i strzelanine ku
lomiot0w.N domach W nizszej cze
Sci miasta poza zamkiem, gdzie
mieszka Paderewski, MONA jesz-
cze ,widziec strzaskane okiennice
i posiekany kulami tynk ma mu-
rach, tam gdzie Niemcy bombar-
dowali cofajacych sic Rosyan.
Ale Wieden - martwe miasto.
S1ynne ulice najbardziej ozywio-
nego grodu W Europe, pelne lu-
dzi kt6rzy chodz abez celu pra-
vie bez szelestu tam i napowr6t.
Me masz tn znaku zycia. Gdy
ktos rzuca pytanie to pc to, by O.
trzymac bezglosna odpowiedz.
Laska, ia ozdoba ogladzonych
warstw spolecznych W Europe,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

1929
Wojny j oddanych ministerstwu
wojny, powr6cilyz pola WALK cze
.kajac reorganizacyi j przygotowa
MIA do novel sluzby.
Sekcya cywilna Home Service
ma pred SODA wiele obowiazk6W
do wype}nienia, szczegolnie W "a
kresie pomocy umozliwienia pow.
rotu z wojska do zycia cywilnego,
Tysiace rodzin poWolanych dc
sluzby wojskowei wyczekuja pc.
mocy tel instytucyi: expenditure
pieniadzy W tym kierunku wynosi
czasem wiecej niz 100000 dola-.
row miesiecznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
Zapchanie przewraca ca1y sys

Zapchanie przewraca ca1y sys-
tom - powodujac niebezpieczne
choroby czlo W rodzinach ludz-
kich. Me k1opoccie sic Holli-
stera Rocky Mountain herbata
wypedzi zapchanie, ureguluje
wnetrznosci, nastroi zoladek, wy
czysci j wychedorzy. Bee zawadu
sprobujcie ia 35c. " apiece
Brown'a Ogl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19
sluzy we Wiedniu "a rzeczywista

-Z
sluzy we: Wiiedniu "a rzeczywista
podpore. 5z4
We Wiedniu dostrzeggasz nbra-
MIA ma kazdym grzebiecie, obu-
vie ma Wszystkich stopach, Y
=przeciWienstWie do tego, co sic
Widzi W Warszawie. Ala "a to cal
KEN inne So oczy, Wyraz postaWa
Il tych ludzi. Przechadzka poWie
dniu poc,zostawia wrazenie wedro-
wiki pc cmentarzu, gdzie ola ia
kiejs przyczyny umarli chwiloWo
powr6cili do. zycia. Me slysza}em
smiechu W tym miescie, a m6wia
mi, re ma operetkach u aktor6W i
sspiewak6w przebija sic W gre
wieczna troska ciazaca tn ma u
myslach ludzkich.
w Warszawie czuje sic odrazu
tetno zycia pe1nego nadziei. Ma
rzuca sic ono samo. Spotka sic ma
dworcu kolojowym gdzie przycho
dzi Orient Express 2 Paryza j
gdzie dorozkarze dobijaja sic IRE
cznie 0 swoja klientele. Tragarze
pakunk6w nagradzaja sw6j brak
obuwia zwinna zapobiegwlioScia
a skoro tylko powoz skreci W No
wy SWAT do hotelu znowu ci sic
narzuca wielka r6znica. +,
Wszedzie flagi czerwonobia1e.
z wyobrazeniem Bia1ego Or}a: ka
zidy tn idzie W jakims celu, sly
chae ciagle wymiane pozdrowien,
Istnieja tn jeszcze ogonki zywnos
GLOVE przechodzisz kolo Mich W
bocznych ulicach. Ale nawet ci
ludzie W ogonkach wyczekujacy,
by cos zakupic ma swe karty, wi
|docznie ozywieni So duchem opty-
|mizmu. Trudno mi okresllic i tru
dino dobracc slow trafnych, by
wyrazic to, co mann ma mysli: ale
odczuwa sic tutaj natychmiast,
re atmosfera przeladowana jest
tn czems, czego brakowa}o Was
ME we Wiedniu, re ludzie tutaj
spotykani spogladaja naprz6d, a
ME wstecz.
Niema tn W Polsce lekkomysl-
nego mniemania, jakoby przemi-
nah okres walki jakoby powstrzy
mano prad i nasta} czas wygodne-
60 zeglowania.
"Poswiecenia = powiedzia} mi
dzisiaj pewien Polak = dopiero
zaczeliSmy. I jestesmy do Mich
gotowi. Uznajemy nasza Gene i
oceniamy danine przysz}osci. Che
tnie nadstawimy nasza sk6re i
zuzyjemy swe oczy i musku}y we
walce i wysilkach, lecz dopiac mu
simy swego celu, 0 tenn ME po-
watpiewamy:"
A pod1ozem tego w~szystkiego
jest przedziwny duch polskiej ma
rodowosci, -kt6ry wszystko nastra
ia. Wien re W Stanach Zjednoczo
nych So bolszewicy salonowi, kt6-
rzy op}akuja rozw6j uczuc naro--
dowych i kt6rzy g1osza, IL wystar
czyc powinno braterstwo we wiel
klein spo1eczenstwie swiatowem i
re LIME graniczne i sztandary SO.
tylko ciezarami ma ~powierzchni
ziemi. Ten tax ganiony duch ma
rodowy wlasnie pomaga dis Pol
see wystrzegac sic bolszewizmu i
umacnia tych ludzi do pomysl-
nych walk.
Widac to ma kazdym kroku. U
rzednicy kolejowi W ca}ej Europe
nosza jake odznaki swego zawodu
os%krzydlone ko1a. Wystarcza to.
we Francyi, W Szwajcaryi, W Cze
chach; ale polscy kolejarzy sami
bez zadnego rozkazu, ozdobili swe
czapki, polskimi orlami. Nosza je
sprzedawajacy dzienniki chlopcy
uliczni, konduktorzy ~tramwajowi,
kobiety i mezczyzni z wszystkich
warstw spolecznych. Coda naro-
dove nosza tax ME tylko W War
szawie lecz i ma prowincyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-19

] w sk1adzie Kodzianina weszIy
kooperatywy nastepujace: Ognis
ko Proletaryat Naprz6d Metalo--
vice i Kacznosc.
Koperatywa Kodzianin posiada
18 sklep6w i $4,000 czlonk6w zrze
sza zaS okolo 80 tysiecy konsu--
ment6w. = Zarzad 'sk1ada sic z
delegation dotychczasowych koo-
peratyw, pc 3 do kazdej, PREY
ulicy Piotrkowskiej pod mr.. 100.
READY GWAKTU Ma G0RNYM
SLASKU.
Panowanie pruskie ma G0rnym
Slasku ma sic ku koncowi. Nieba
wen ma sic tam pojawic komisya
francuska a handy rabusi6w z
Grenzschutzu zostana wyrzucone.
Gas jest najwyzszy. Ludnosc pol
ska cierpi niezmiernie. Zaprowa--
dzimy stan wyjatkowy odnosi sic
tylko do Polak6w. Ostatnio roz-
g}oszono, re jest z%niesiony. lynn
czasem zniesiono tylko nakaz
wczesnego zamykania szynk6w..
Zgromadzenia publiczne polskie
So W dalszym ciagu niedozwolone
NATIONALIST niemieckie moga sic
nietylko odbywac swobodnie
lecz bywaja urzadzane z pomoca
rzadu.
zo1nierze z Grenzschutzu stree
laja W dalszym ciagu do ludzi ME
winnych, do kobiet i dzieci, rabu-
ia ludziom mienie.
Ma dow6d podajemy wiazanke
krzyczacych fakt6w z r6znych
powiat6w.
Niedobczyce pow. Rybnicki.
Prey zabawie- weselnej bez powo-
du zastrzeli1 feldwebel Wiese g6r
nika Marcia a wielu innych zra-
nil. Sad polowy skaza} go tylko
ma diva miesiace wiezienia, pod
czas gdy Polak6w trzymaja cd
osmiu miesiecy we wiezieniu Sled
czem pod zarzutem zdrady stanu.
Ryduftowy Niedawno szed1 70
botnik Wawka z innymi z piracy.
Zo1nierz z Grenzschutzu rzucil do
przechodni6w reczny granat, kt6
ny hawke w kawa1ki poszarpal.
Kiedy iona zmar1ego w}adzy wre
czy1a document smierci, W kt6-
rym napisano: Moi MAJ niewin-
ME zgina1 z why Grenzschutzu'
przyaresztowano ia i syna liczace
go lat II. w domu pozosta1o jesz
cze 8 nieletnich dzieci.
Gotarbowice. Tutaj zo1nierze
strzelali do dzieci zbierajacych
trawe. R6wnoczesnie przechodzi1o
przez lake piec kobiet i jedna z
mich Marye Kaszk6wne ugodzily
try strzaly smiertelnie. Jeden
strza1 otrzyma1a W plecy, drugiw
lewa reke, a trzeci W. twarz, tax,
re dolna szczeka jezyk zeby i war
gi strza4 zmiazdzyl.
Evening star., 1919-03-16

commencing April and lasting for
six weeks
Ossip Perelma, the Russian painter
who spent the last two seasons In
Washington, has been holding an ex-
hibition OF his portraits and other
paintings In San Francisco, Cal.
Among the portraits exhibited are
those OF Secretary Lane, Frank b.
Noyes and DR.. Charles D. Walcott of
this city.
An exhibition Of painting and sculp-
ture by artist members opened in the
Washington Arts Club yesterday and
will continue for fortnight
LEILA MECHLIN
Evening star., 1919-03-16

Walter I. Funk and Mary L. Mulee.
Richard C. Clucas and Perrin r. Everhaft
George Calweli and Carrie Il. Connor.
r. Ross Mooney and Louis Banta-
Robert NJ. Wood and Mary +. Cassidy, botl
Of Shpman. Va.
William l.. Snow and Mary Cheen.
John II. Lewis OF this city and Mary n
Harris Of New York city.
Arthur II. Wiggans and Ivie N. Hardy.
Haley G.. Douglass Of this city and EvelyI
V. Dulany of San Francisco. Cal.
Robert II. Kane and Jcssamine 3. Lindsay.
Evening star., 1919-03-16
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been ISSUED to the
following:
Joseph W. Kimbel and Ruth D. Pornwah
Samuel J. Wade of Manatie. Fla. and Caro-
lire Berry of this city.
Everett v: Staley and Louise NJ Cox, both
Of Hyattsville, Md
William Schenkel and Jeanne Bisneau both
Of New York city.
., Samuel B. Pole. jr.. and Sarah c. lie
Stourgeon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
STILL FIDDLLNG

Nero fddled while Rome burned.
We have several modern heroes in the United States
senate today.
Although the armistice was signed a year ago we still
have no peace. The unrest that we are experiencing in this
country is the least critical of any throughout the world, yet
here it is bad enough.
The seizure of Fiume by Italian forces has brought the
crisis between Italy and Jugo Slavs to a head.
The New York Sun, the newspaper that is, perhaps, the
most bitter against the acceptance of the peace treaty, pub
lished yesterday a dispatch from its Paris correspondent as
follows:
1.-THE dangers which the prolongation of the armistice
and the postponement Of the treaty Of peace with Turkey are
creating for the Ottoman Empire again were emphasized in
dispatches from Constantinople reporting that the resignation
of the government and civil war were imminent"
To-day we read that the Turkish government has resigned.
Quoting again from yesterdays New York Sun, which is
throwing all its support to the forces opposed to the ratification
of the peace treaty, we have this dispatch from Warsaw, the
capital of Poland:
"a crisis is impending here, and the situation politically
and economically has been changing rapidly for the worse dur
ing the past few weeks. Underground forces are at work
which tend in different ways toward the disruption of the gov
ernment, The present ministry is tottering again"
This morning dispatches carry such headlines as:
sStrong guards prevent outbreaks in VIENNA" Unrest in
creasing in Trans Caucasian German army still a menace in
TLativia;' Europe feels coal shortage PINCH" and many sim
liar articles showing that the world cannot endure the strain
under which it is now laboring much longer. Yet senators at
Washington continue to crate and daily while the whole world
Is actually on fire.
Premier Clemeneeau, Of France, sees the urgent neces-
sity of some great international body to take hold of the world
situation and ~straighten things out if civilization is to be
spared another cateclysm such as we have just passed
through. He has written a letter to Col. House, one Of the
American peace delegates who sails for home today after be-
ing abroad for over a year, urging the early assembling of the
League of Nations, suggesting Washington as the place of
meeting. aaMV
Yet the senators continue to fiddle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

his butler-of course not, he calls
them by name, and he knows them
n they know him.
Whereas in the shop his men are
known by numbers, and each mar is
furnished with a little brass check
for purposes of Identification.
Nothing mysterious about it.
It's perfectly natural that he should
find a difference between his home
help and his shop help.
A name spells personality.
It's a token of humanity.
It's a sign of friendship.
II calleth his own by name."
And If God isn't too big or too busy
to call us by name, there isn't much
excuse for the rest of us to learn each
others names.
It's some trouble, and If there's a
lack of sincerity it's next to impos-
sible, but a genuine interest in others
will help tremendously.
All kinds of panaceas have been Of
fered to settle the labor question, so
there's no harm in presenting an
other:
He calleth his own by name"
For, you may be sure, q mans
name carries with it a f-ar-reaching in
auence.
Humanity, personality, friendship,
these three, but more thar these, the
recognition of the value that God
places upon a man-just one nan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

$500 Nldl lHOu dTe mlnd-
full of him?" He calIeth his own NV
name" o"n "
just one man.
AS though there weren't anotbe,
man in the whole world.
God wanted him to stand IN and
be counted-as one.
Not in droves-like cattle.
Not In battalions-nor armies
be hurled against the mouth of can
non. "
Not in masses. or mobs, or multi
tudeS- W
Just one man-alone.
And the world is coming to lear,
its lesson-the value of one soul.
Have you noticed at the big hotel,
now they are displaying the name O
n man on duty at the desk?
He's no longer Just a clerk-yol
greet him as "Mr. Finn or "Mr. Sui.
livan." 1t makes the contact NOR,
human.
Even the elevator man is tndiyid
ualized-his name is displayed SO tina
You needn't call him George, O
Charlie" or Cap or "Boy"-becaus,
that isn't his name and he resents 1t
Immediately he's dignihed and h,
gives better service.
He's a man-come TO his own.
The trouble in most factories is tina.
the boss doesn't know his men.
They r looked upon as so mucl
equipment
And the boss wonders why he cam
run his shop as he runs his home
SO far as his help" Is concerned,
He'll tell you pyoudly that he neve,
has any trouble WStR(his gardener 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Daily HW oScobe

The stars incline but do not compel"
Copyright, 1919, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Tuesday, October Z, 1919.
Astrologers read this as an unim-
portant day in planetary sway. Venus
early in the day in adverse aspect.
changes to friendly rule.
1t is not a lucky wedding day, for
Inconsistency and discomfort seem to
be foreshadowed.
There is a sign held to be most en-
~eouraging to lovers of good drama.
since 1t seems to indicate a change IN
when what is worst in theatrical CON
ditiins passes away.
Labor is still subject to disturbing
influences and the seers predict that
trade unions will be superseded bv
a better system of organization.
me stars continue to favor the
workers Who seem to have promise of
lasting benefits.
While labor prospers, the stars
menace the learned professions for
whom great changes are prophesied.
physicians will demand reforms in
hospitals n in established rules for
private practice, the seers declare.
Canada, as well as the United
states, is warned of the dangers AZ
tending studies in the occult and psv-
chAal Investigations in which only a
few especially fitted for such tasks
should venture.
Again great increase of insanity is
prognosticated. Nervous disorders
also, will multiply.
Education has the best possible
leading at this time, but there will be
many radical reforms.
PERSONS born on this day have the
forecast of general success but thav
should be very careful in all domestic
arrangements. The young will woo,
Chiidren born on this day are like
ly to De headstrong and taIan+ad
These subjected of Libra must hexa re-
of accidents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Fire Alarm Boxes

Coppsr worry,
ndIket and Sheridan Street.
se-Smith Street and Central n n
and First Streets.
Avenue and Patersor @.
n Lewis Streets. %
se-Smlth and High STREETS.
Brunswick Ave. and Nav g,
sa-Smtth and State Streets ~" 81
Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
ss-Buckingham Ave. and Harffnrd q.
M SSonmerce and Front Streets.
07State and Washington Streets
st. and Buckingham Ava
St and Pulaski Ave-
Ia Ave. and CharleS ST
ed-State and Wayne Streets
United Lead Works.
eaa- WASHINGTON and First StreeSs
Brunswick Ave. ana Eirn O.
Smltn street and Watson Ava -
eS~Sommerce and State Straafa
tS-Eront n Smith Streets
and Gordon Stresfs
ave; and Gordon Street
III and Hanson Avenues
ss-Smith and Herbert Street.
Ave. and Washington 81
ss5Eenigh Ave. and STANFORD StrSst
CITY Hospital,
III I!e[eiand and Brace Avenues
III -Amooy ana Hall Avenues-
s&5Amhoy Ave. and insiee EfraAy
-EaMfehe and Francis Streets.
s--Nevilis and Johnstons streeta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
RIPPING RHIMES
BY WALT MASON
Dark Days.

Dark Days.
There is trouble everywhere, as the days dispatches show,
discomfort is in the air, every fellow has his woe FROM or
homes in Easy street we come charging forth, each day, asking,
in the name Of Pete, for all kinds Of higher pay. In our gaudy
cars we ride, up and down the crowded pike, roaring that we
are denied luxuries enjoyed by Mike. In our silken shirts and
socks we denounce the plutocrats who have gathered IN more
rocks than we've boarded in our flats. All this discomfort IN
but lately made us sneeze. And the flu, as you've been told,
ran it's course and fzzed out, giving place to ailments old,
rheumatic and mumps and govt. And the present allment
dire, which is soaring us today, raging like a house afre, soon
will wilt and fade away. Soon Wen gather as of yore, chew
ing topics safe and sane, gather at the Blue Front store, talk
ing Of the need or rain; and wel anayze the crops till the
theme has made us hoarse, when this plague of crazy yaps,
like the flu, has run its course.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Inkn McImke Says.

NAA
One way to get through the worie
with a minimum of disappointment IL
to rely more on yourself n not SO
much on your friends. .
Women are so contrary that IT IS q
wonder that they do not stick around
for spite when they know their nus
bands are trying to get rid of them.
It all depends. The Defense MAJ re-
gard a hung ury as a Vind1catlon. put
It is different with the ~rosecu.to
II nays to advertise. But the kind
of trade you get by using one-cent
stamp advertising is worth about that
much.
A year before she marries him n
can tell you a million reasons why
she should marry him. But a few
years after she marries him she can't
tell you n reason why she married
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

tUng tHG Usedst Ir ii VIII. II IS hIghIy deSTabIc
that no n be allowed to seep in the same room with the patient In fact
no n bt the nurse should be allowed in the room.
If there is cough n Sputumo or running OF h eyes n nose care
should be taken that all such discharges arr collected o bfso of gauze or
a, or paper napkins, burned. If there is diarrhea, great care should
be taken % prevent spreading the disease through soning Of the hands
clothing or bed linen. Practically the same precautions that a nurse takes
when attending a CASE of typhoid fever should thn be instituted. III these
should be added all the precautions taken when she attends a case of pneu-
monia. 1, h patient complains of fever n headache h should b. given
water to drink, a cold compress to the forehead, and a light sponge bath.
Only such medicine should be given as is prescribed BY the doctor
lit Is foolish to ash the druggist to prescribe, and may be dangerous to take
the socal1ed safe, sure harmless remedies advertised by patent
medicine manufacturers
If the patient is so situated that he can be attended only by some one
who must also look after others in IN family, it is advisable that scb
attendant wear a wrapper. apron or gown over the ordinary house clothes
while in the sick room, and slip this OF an wash and diinfect his bands
when leaving to look litter he others
The patient should have separate dishes, nj those should ne sternizaa
with BOILING water after use.
Nurses and attendants will do well to guard against breathing in Ian.
Igerous disease germs by wearing a simple fold of gauze o. mask while naar
The patient
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
prt If NAV Be on the Way.

Canton (OhIo) NeWs'J -,
Don't whine. You should be tickled
TO death that you are not getting all
that is coming to you.-Luke NC
Luke. And the disappointment OF
folks who keep things going is that
you don't get 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

"a woman's a puzzle to mere IH""'
bless Pat" onbar
Remarked wise old Chrlstopnei
Grassland; ,,
"she uses more judgment IN choosins
a hat, brs.
Than She does in choosing a nus
band."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
LETTERS FOR PUBLICATION ON.

The EVENING NEWS Is gao but in all
,,.b letters from its leaders: - Of the
nasss the name and ADDRESS communl-
Vnsto must be .ssIaga nsdt e. t the name va,
are indulged in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
SurSeon-0enere ". S.Poblic Health Ser

CARING FOR THE "FLU" PATIENT
Many people have inquired what to do for patient
taken i'll with "hu."
Before answering this question, let me remind tn
readers of this column that influenza, or "thu," is know
to be spread both directly and indirectly from person t
person.
The germ Is probably carried most frequently from
the nose and mouth of those who have the disease. Blu
1t is likely that the germ is carried about even by per
sons who are entirely well. In caring for a patient tn
prevention of the spread of the disease to others is jus
as important as the relief of the patients distress.
1t Is very important that every person who
becomes sick with influenza should go home at
once and go to bed.
This will help keep away dangerous complication
and will. at the same time. keen the natient from scat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06

~, make some today, IL it's f harf m,
Ak knee 3 key for a lock of my haie.
And then I shall buy for the ufu
my ear r
A new pair Of STICKS, 1 purchase
And after that proDa0S
my dear, ~ nv nose.
A pier loi Newark Advertiser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
Hos n Devil!

He's q Devil!
This little rhyme I'm WIRING ~"
Is very got true Five ! VS oTIdi Nick his due,
He'll get 1t anyhow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-06
RIossoms From the Blossoms.

Isn't it appropriate hat Richard l;
Blossom and Ruth Blossom shouid
have opened a flower store IN
Wayne, Ind, under the name OF the
Blossom Floral Company.