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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-01-09
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fene 9nngen, grfaltune, Grippe,
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frei SOC ulto 81. Sci allen Drug
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gSir raumen bann baS Wtnferneit.
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u q nj ritad1t bic Sprge flein;
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Seine Urunoidee 8u babe,L
iheint mander 2elte ein5iaer
@rlmbiot 81 1ein.
llniere 3eit lit ein GROCER
@efer. @er lire SdIoee nidt bort,
miro Tie filblen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
GLASSES
TO BE ADDED
Grades From No. 4
to High School.

Should the present plans OF the
Board of Education materialige, two
classes from No. 4 school will be
located at the high school, upon the
completion of the new addition.
Since the opening of the fall session
the board has been in a quandary
regarding the crowded condition of
No. 4 school. Both classes are grade
No. 5, and in the opinion of Super
intendent Shull cannot receive prop
er instruction in the condition they
now are. At first it was thought
that 1t would be Fecessary to have
another portable building for the
two classes, but the available space
In the high school was at last
thought 10 more feasible.
The two class rooms in the high
school, which will be used by the
Incoming classes, are located at
either end Of the basement. They
are OF the same size SIS the other
rooms in the building and, it Is be-
Teved, would comfortably harber all
the pupils of the two classes. They
are at present the class rooms OF the
Misses Ethel Smith and Ruth Fletch-
er. When the new addition Is eon-
pleted, both classes will occupy
rooms in the new building, leaving
the down stairs. rooms vacant.
Superintendent Shuli see only
one drawback to the scheme, that be-
ing the youthfulness of the pupils.
He thinks that 1t will be a rather
long walk, to. and fro, from their
homes four times a day. but says
that 1t is the only plausible outcome
OF the situation.
While their opinion Is not given, 1t
Is thought that the faculty will OBJ
3sct greatly to the proposed addi-
ton Of the two classes; also the
scholars would naturally resent any
intrusion tt their midst OF such
young children. The incoming class
81 would not meet In the new audi
torium each morning. but would
necessarily assemble outside the
building with the older pupils MORN
Ing and noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19

gnccfal b. United Prsss TYffe~
Philadelphia, Oct. 19.-Today's
game between the Athletics and
Giants was called of shortly after
ten o'clock, the water soaked field
making playing impossible. A slight
rain. too, was falling AZ that hour
and it was impossible to play.
The four umpires went to the
park at an early hour and made a
thorough inspection of the playing
field. Upon their report to the Ma
ffonal Commission that play was
impossible an official announcement
was made.
The weather bureau forecasts fair
weather for tonight and tomorrow
with the prospects that q game will
be played here tomorrow. .
Despite the condition of the
field and the light rain tlaG was
falling there we're hundreds of fans
gathered arouQd the entrances to
Shibe Park, when the gate people
announced that the National COM
mission had called OF the game.
Shibe Park is not equipped with a
canvass covering for tho infield that
would have protected the playing
diamond from the ~torrential rains
OF the past two nights. The ground
Is we'll drained, but eve drainage
could not carry on the great volume
OF water that had fallen The in
field particularly was a pond On
which playing was out OF the ques-
tfon. Even If the weather had been
clear and there had been a strong
wind 1t would not have been snfiici-
ent to dry out the diamond.
Athletic players aud rooters are
disgnsted over the failure of the
weather to permit play. Each days
delay an increase In the
Giants strength and a correspond
Ing decrease In Athletic chances.
McGraw's pitching staff available
for the series Is small. Mathewaon,
Marquard and possibly Ames or
Wiltse. Mack, on the other hand,
can work Bender Plank s
Coombs in q row and maintain his
regular pitching order. Tne u.,o
day let up will give Marquard time
to be in splendid physical condition
for tonoTrow's play.
When the Athletics and Giants
meet tomorrow Of the players
OF the home team will carry with
him into the field a weight of sor-
row. "Rube' Oldring, center
fielder for the Athletic, today re-
eeived a message that his sister,
Miss Lillian Oldring, had died dur
ing the night at her home in Mount
Vernon, N. Y. In spite of his grief
Oldring decided that he would re-
main with the team until the worlds
championship games we're won.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
PUBLIC OPINION
Edftor Evening News:


EdftoR Evening News
I nanst ancH more ask you for
space I'm your valuable paper. r
still think that when I brought the
puhIfc's attention to this bad condi-
tfon around Meade and Sherman
streets and Bernard avenue +, at that
tfIaes didn't state It half as-bad as
tt IA Does the Board of Health
know that people In Sherman street
have eve connection right out to
the guliey? Another month or more
has CINE by. Affairs up around there
are just the same, IL not worse. +
vas getting tired of having any
thing to do with q board that have
proved themselves worthless In that
particular case.
Last week Inspector Kerr come to
the house where / live. He in
spected the sink, wash tubs and bath
tubs. From my fat he went to the
apartment below. Also in the cell
lar and the result is that I received
a notice from the Board OF Health
that ] was the owner of said house.
2S9 Meade street, calling my atten-
tiou to unsanitary plumbing and
filthy cellar. The inspector found
nothing to kick about In the rooms
where / live. For the rest I don't
give a snap. but as soon as the
Board of Health sends me the deed
IN the property I'll see to 1t that
things are fixed. But | do not own
the house now or n other house In
this city OF Perth Amboy. and as
foag as my own rooms are clean I
have 40 business TO look at somebody
else.
One thing I will state is this, that
the cellar mentioned In the notice
Is not filthy as the Inspector secs CIT
to- calIit. but dry and clean. All
and that 1t what the cellar la for.
So Kerr's eyes must ba tended with
buttermilk. | don't SEES how they
can call me the owner net only in the
notice. that 7 have ~ evidence.
] would not have talesr any a-
ton nE all With shaa rokiee only
handed cha saHae to the landlord.
but / Saw tn our paper on the front
page nay name mentioned that ] was
given ten days notice to ahate nsst-
sance Ia my OWE house That was
q little too much. IT shows cIeariy
that they don't knaw what they SIRE
doing. It. seems 10 nae tt was easy
to md oslt who owned the lrupsr9y
and then notify the wnef Hn1 saaa
T,unru could moi stand to dear the
trath being told.
Then peopIa I'D around this way
ali have the SANG opinion thai the
digexeneo between the Jailss tIa kak-
maknr and ZIElnE Solomon. Eha
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
COFFEE PRICE
TO Be HIGHER
Record Price Today Since
Famine in 1895.

specfat bv Tinted Press Wftrek
New York, Oct. 19.-Today's cof-
fee market opened with Nc. 7 Rio at
sixteen cents. the highest: price since
1896, the year Of the coffee famine
In Brazil.
The new high record Was set In
the lace OF a sight" coffee supply
thirty million pounds greater than
it was last yea when spot coffee
was eight cents a pound In the New
York markets. Prospects of a short
coffee crop Ia 1912 have somewhat
influenced price upward, but the ex-
tremely high levels are due to the
presence tn the market OF the coffee
trust formed between the Brazilian
government and the American. Eng
1ish, French, German and Dutch f.
nanciers to corner the coffee supply
until 1919 and dictate coffee prices
to the world for that period. Bra
LILLIAN coffee now retalls at twenty
five cents a pound. IT Is due FOR a
jump to twenty-seven cents a pound
this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
SHOT MAN IN
SELF DEFENSE
Statement Made by James
White on the Stand.

Special 80 the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick. Oct. 19:-James
White, formerly a foreman for the
u. s. Metal & Refining Company. at
Roosevelt, went on the stand yester-
day afternoon and admitted the
charge against him of having shot
William Loseck March 81. but de-
clared he was afraid that his life
was in danger and fred In self de-
Tense.
White, 1t is claimed. was leaving
the steel works en- the evening OF
March 81 and his path was blocked
by a number of men VINO wanted
work. He was in a hurry, yet they
wanted to stop him and ask Tor jobs.
wait until I scare them" he said
to a companion, and he pulled out a
revolver and shot.
To his dsnaay William Loseck,
who was not In the crowd that
stopped him, but was on the fringe
of 1T, fell to the ground shot.
White. thoroughly frightened, fed.
Al few weeks agorhe gave himself UP
and has been held in jail since await
ing trial. !
His lawyer insists that the intent
Is lacking and that he cannot be
convicted of atrocious assault with
out the intent being shown. He con-
tends that the mans Intention was
simply to Tighten the crowd
Lawyer A. ". Schenck was assign
ed BY the court to defend the maj
and had acted as his lawyer through
out almost all of yesterday when
Lawyer Walter Van Sickle appeared
in court aud was surprised to find
the case on and another lawyer de-
Tending the man. He declared that
he was the mans counsel. Lawyer
Schenck at once retired from the
and Lawyer Van Sickle pro-
eeeded. The case was summed up
this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
HOLD SUSPECTS IN BOMB CASE
Owners of House Whcrs Explosion
Occurred Arc Detained.

Owners OF House Whcre Explosion
Occurred Arc Detained.
Hackensaek- N. j., Oct. ia dwell
ing house, 81 Farnham avente, Gar
field, WIS the scene of a bomb explo-
sion this morning. Two men are ar
rested.
The explosion occurred In the first
floor, which six families occupy. Sew
eral rooms were wrecked and the
front windows blown out. The excited
Italians hurried to the street A patrol
mar went to the house. Reaching a
bedroom, Frederick Sarvino. one OF
the Italians, said to the patrolman,
Here's where we were sleeping when
the explosion occurred
The hlueeoat said he found the bed
clothing had not been disturbed and
that the plaster that fell after the ex-
plosion covered the blankets. Servino
and Paseuale Panga were detained as
suspects. They " the house, having
purchased it three months ago. It Is
alleged they have not paid anything
on the building and their note, given
at the time of the sale, is said to have
fallen due today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
MEDICAL SOC'Y.
Is ADDRESSED

DR.. w. f. Burrows, Of New York,
a Rutgers College class mate OF DR..
M. s. Meinzer. Of this city, gave the
principal address before the meet
ing of the, Middlasex County Medi-
cal Society yesterday afternoon, in
session at the Packer house, this
city. His theme was, "Ayoidance
of post-operative complications
and 1t proved highly interesting.
Nineteen members were presen. DR..
John L. Lund, of this city, presi-
dent of the society, was empowered
to appoint a committee to guard
medical interests In the legislature
this year. He has not made the ap-
pointmcnts. as yet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
REPUBLICANS GO TO
COUNTY SEAT TONIGHT

John Hanson, candidate for
sheriff, and many other prominent
Republican politicians of this city,
will journey to New Brunswick to-
night and play a prominent part IN
shs husEe Mass 1neetinS ~ the county
'seat. Former Governor Casper u
Stokes viii be the principal speaker
and hes promised the Mfddfesex
leaders " answer Gcvnrnox Woed-
row Wilson'S aItAek of the Taft 6oli-
ciea made In addresses before the
voters or Monmouth eounty. The
meeting win ba held In the Opera
House.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
FILE MRS. JEFFRlEs' WEI.
shares m Estate, Valued
At 4a9,32s

Z-
Loe Angeles, CAL. Oct. 1a-Com-
meattng on the affection prevailing
among tho members OF the family be-
fore her death. Mrs. Rebecca Jefrries,
mother Of James q. -Jefrries, former
heavyweight chaH1pion OF the werld
In a codieii to her viii. just fled for
probate disposes OF $685. In proper
ty, nevertheless provides for the cut
ting off OF any member ct 1t who
should oppose her last testament.
The balk of her estate Mrs. Jeffries
leaves to her seven ehildren-A1meda
y. Boyer, Lydia Al. southwerth, Lille
N. MetcaH, Willis FL, ]. H., James j.
and G. M. Jeffries-who get share and
share alike. To her husband, Alexis
G.. but $1,000 is left.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19

@StIEEt VI &afTfSF FfJ&GS4Ns
The origin o. the use OF the carrier
pigeon Is lost In ohscurity. bat the arst
people OF whom we have any record OF
employing it are the Greeks. BY them
It vas used with great success, and the
knowledge they had acquired thay i'm
parted ia the Romans. who FIRST used
it as d nsessase bearer about 120 years
before the Christian r About 600
years 8 pigeons fornnad part of q
taIegraphte sgstem adopted bs Tire
Turks, who erected high tewers thirty
or forty zailes apart. Yhay were pro
vIded with pigeons. and sa1tinals stood
constantly resdy 10 aas1rs ths snae-
sages as fhs birds araired.-Lsulea
Standard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
SEEK TO END THE WAR.
British and German Ambassadors Asrs

British and German Ambassadors Agree
on Turkeys Position.
Milan, Oct. 19-The British and Ger
man ambassadors had a long inter.
view with the minister of foreign al.
fairs here with the view of concluding
the conflict between Italy and Turkey.
1t is said in official quarters that Tur-
key must abandon the idea of even
threatening a demonstration with her
squadron, as that would oblige the
Italian feet to keep it under ohserva.
ton.
If Turkey desires peace she must
definitely renounce what she has al
ready lost. IL that be done now Italy
is prepared, considering Turkeys
financial position, to give indemnity.
Later Italy would not only refuse to
pay indemnity, but would demand 1t
herself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
MOTOR TRICK COMBINE.
New Company Organizes With CAPITA
Of S40,oco,ooG.

Wilmington, Def, Oct. 1o.-The or
~ganization OF a new s1o,0o0,0o0 auto
mobile truck combine IS announced
here. 1t IS the International Motor
company, Incorporated under the Del
aware Ia WIS. The concern represents
an annaigamation of the Saurer Motor
company OF Plainfeld, N. j., and the
Mack Bros. Motor Car company OF
Allentown, Pa.
2. e. Coleman, president Of the Sau-
rer company, is president OF the new
concern, W. D. Sargent OF Reading,
Pa, IS vice president q. G. Richard
son and Vernon Muroe, both of New
York. are treasurer and secretary re-
s~peefively. The general offices will ba
at 30 Church street, New York.
The output CT the combined plants
will be 2,G0a Trucks q year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
FoR BENEFrT DANCE.

Plans for the dance and reception
under the auspices of the Goodwill
Association that is to be given for
the benefit OF the new Nurses
Home in the Auditorium next
Thursday night are being rapidly
completed. From present indiea-
lions the affair will be q success
Already many tickets have been
sold. There will excellent music for
the dancing and other attractions
win be seen to make the affair an
enjoyable one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
RELIEF To HOLD
Anniversary EVENT

Dana Relief Society is making
great preparations for the anniver-
sary celebration to be held in Wash
ington hall Saturday night, October
rs. A feature OF the celebration will
be the banquet. After dinner speech
es will be made and toasts will be
responded to. Dancing will be an
other attraction and some entertain
ment will be given during the even
ing. At a meeting last night plans
for the event were discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
SToRk ON FIFTH AVENUE.
Daughter Is Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony ]. Drexri, Jr.

New York, Oct IA procession OF
messenger boys bearing letters and
kilograms OF congratulations marched
~ the front steop Of the home of
Anthony j. Drsxe,. Jr, ut 1918 Fifth
avenue, where d daughter hea been
born to Mrs. Anthony j. DrexaL Jr.,
who formerly was Miss Marjorie
Gould. The child win be named Edith
Kingdom Gould Drexel.
Mr.. DrexeI married Miss Gouid, the
Oldest daughter of George ]. Gould, In
st. Bartholomew's church on April 10.
1919
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
Al Club House Opening.

Charles Howers, proprietor Of the
Amboy hotel, In Smith street, was a.
guest at the opening Of the new club
,hcrsc 2 ths Heiny Camping Club
at 81 Lille street, Newark, last
night This club is composed most
ly of Newark policemen. Over zoo
guests were present. An elaborate
luncheon was served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
4nUzzIELAMB' LOSES
SUIT FOR HEART BALM


New York, Oct. 19:-Ruzzie-
lamb" Russell G. Griswold viii get
no heart balm from Miss Ellen Wood
ruf Smith, of Stanford, Conn.,, the
jury today returning a verdict for
the defendant. Grisweld demanded
$4,000 for alleged breach of prom
Use to marriage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-19
Fire in Chicago Stock Yards.

HHs II CHfCaEV sIOgN 1HFuSs
gpecfal BY United Press Wtras
Chicago, Oct. 1s.-A fire early
today which threatened the entire
stock yards plant OF Schwartz.
schild & SulzbHrgers packers, did
damage estimated at $100 ,00e and
was only brought under control af-
ter a general alarm had been sound
ed