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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS.
 
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-Modcrn furnished two-room apartments, 433 Orange St Phone 1lN3. FOR RI0NT -Sixroom furnished cot tage, 23O Court St, two blocks in rear of Arkansas National bank Abe Levy, 40 Central Ave 5.5-tf
 FOR SALE
 FOR sAIlE-somd. gentle horse, and storm buggy $l25. Phone 1920,
 5-2tf FOR SALE -B BARGAIN - Sixty-acre farm, 1 miles from the city: good road; we'll improved and under hog wire fence; dwelling houses and ? barns. Can be bought at a bargain within the next ten days. For fur ther particulars see w. II. Ramseur, Jr, G13 Central Ave. 5-2-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR CITY PROPBRTY-Ho Howell Hill Farm of 22 acres, l2 mile from end oI Oakawn car line; also two fine Jersey cowc. very gentle, Phone D. A. Tracey, 420. or w. l.. Cain Majestic Hotel
 j-7.u FOR sAI4E-Three burner Quick Meal oil stove with three-shelyed oven; extra set of wicks. aas been used but in good operating condition. Price $7 F.. Evershed Oaklawu, R. F. D. No. |, 5-7-&t FOR SAIIE-Pedigreed Fox Terrier puppies, little beauties: very inteli- gent; reasonable. Also growed pup. pies 318 Hazel. 5-l-1wll FOR SAI4E-Household furniture. 15 Henderson Ave, OaklaWn. Telephone 1G43. 5-2-tf AUTO FOR SALE Overland, 1915 model, good as new. Will sell cheap. See Charles Disaetoon at Arkansas National Bank. 4-30-tf FOR SAI4E-Shop handmade, cutuu. der buggy good as new; rubber tire Phone 235l. 4-28-uf FOR 6-passenger automobile, good condition, $l65 Phone 94.
 4-28-tf FOR sALE-At a bargain horse, new harness aud surrey all in good condition Phone 1927. 4-2l-tf FOR SALE Fruit, cigar and news stand. tSIGs"5Ffi 5Sis Office roo" attached w. "i-s5M,tii Mi FOR SALE-Furniture and lease 20-room hotel close in. Al location. doing good business Phone 1890. 4-l1-tf FOR SALE Setter pun. three months old. | best pedigIeed dog fin Garland county. See w, II M-,-'on. court house. 4-lS-tf FOR SALE and bids wanted for 10 l shares of Citizens National Bank stock | Address Y. 0 Box 565 3-24-tf FOR SALE-New brick apartment house. owner must sell-at bargain or will l lease Apply 2l7 Laurel phone 1851. 14-tt MINNOWs FOR SALE-Aaron Jack son, 149 Water St. 4-8-1m FOR SALE seventeeu-inch stove wood. l S2 per load, any part of city. GreenNille | Slave Co, phone 730. 42-1m | FOR SALE-Incubator and brooder: "Old | Trusty" l25-egg. Telephone 769 3-25-tf --
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,oR SALE-Incubator and brooder: "Old
 'rusty' l25-egg. Telephone 769 3-25-tf
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FOR SALE-Furniture and lease 20-room hotel close in, Al location. doing good business, Phone 1890. 4-11-tf
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Dr. B, W. Breedlove has returned to Hot Springs after an absence of few months. to resume the practice of medi- cine, and can be found at Suite 301, Ar kansas National Bank building. office phone. 3l Residence phone. 187 2-3N- I'm
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srockHoLpERs, MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders o7cetiro of the RivervieW Park Association will be held at the Mar auette Hotel Monday May 10, 1915, at s o'clock pm for the transacuou of such business as may lawfully come be- fore them T. J. PETrlT President
 c. C. DISHEROoN. Sec. and Treas.
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kNlGHTs OF PYTHlAs.

Centennial Lodge No. meets every Tuesday night at 7.45, in then han at the Visiting bretdren cordially iNited.
 z. r. DILLON, C. c.
 J. s. MeCnnnell. k. nf K nud $
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WooDMAN CIRCLE.

Meets every first and third Fridays. Visiting sovereigns invited to attend
 MARTHA L. MURPHY. Clerk Francis Heddy. Guardian
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

There will be a meeting of the stock holders of The Pasteurized Milk Company held at the Arkansas National Bank. ou May l0 for the purpose ut transactmg such business as may reeularly rowr be- fore it JOS. < HoRNEB,
 4-20-tf Secretary.
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5uIsarlaf ButtermIIk at drug stores or the Uasteurized MIX Company Phone 15.j l-SO-tf
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Let Sorrelts Drug Go. look &fte, your KODAK finishing et4e
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FOR 4I0NT -Six.room furnished cot tage, 23O Court St. two blocks in rear of Arkansas National bank. Abe Levy, 40 Central Ave. 5-5-tf
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EASTERN STAR.

Hot Springs Chapter. No G9 o. E. S, Masonic Temple. third Monday at D m MRS. MATTE M'CLENDON
 Worthy MauOn. Miss Blanche Bailey. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES

RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS
 IN NATIONAL FOREST.
 Notice is hereby given that the lands described below. embracing 2S0 acres. within he Arkansas National Forest,
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FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. ? rooms to apartment, $3 and S4 per week; everything furnished
 235 Cedar Sa. 4-24-tf
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FOB RENT

GOOD, CLEAN. lCUsEKEEPING rooms close in, sl pe, week modern conve-
 niences. 1b5 East Grand Ave. Phone l247. 10-6-tf
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JUDGE c. r. cOrHAM

has resumed the practice of law and has secured the offices formerly occupied by Attorney 4. J Murphy, located at sol Central avenue, second floor of the old Citizens National Bank building, over Spencer's cigar store Phone GAG
 12-91-tf
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
GOV. FIEI DER GRITICISES
W. ]. BRYAN FOR RESIGNIHG
specia, TO the ErBNING NEWS,

opcctAF " t'tc ~ 80 A4'1 - - - -.
Trenton, June 11:-Discussing
| the resignation of William Jennings
Bryan as secretary of state, today,
Governor Fielder, who was at his
executive desk for the first time
since his return from his western
trip, declared that in his judgment
Secretary Bryan's withdrawal was
very i'll timed. Il credit Mr.. Bryan, "
he continued, with being entirely
conscientious in his desire for peace,
still it would seem as If, having sign
ed the other note to Germany, he
could likewise have signed this one.
The new note, while firm in tone, is
moderate In expression. Mr.. Bryan
was but one member In the cabinet
and / should think could have sur
rendered his personal views for the
general good of the country, and
could have Joined with the other
members of the cabinet in support
of the note"
Governor Fielder expressed great
confidence in the ability of President
Wilson to guide the country safely
through the troubled waters of this
international situation.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
FIRES FIVE SHOTS
TO STOP SPEEDER
Smile Chase Through City at
Rate of 55 Miles an Hour
Motorcyclist Nabbed.

After an exciting three-mile chase
In an automobile speeding at the
rate of fifty-fve miles an hour at
times. and after firing five shots in
the air to scare the fugitive, Traffic
officer Tonnesen landed a motor
cycle speeder in the lookup at noon.
The man gave his name as Arthur
Haenelt, twenty-three years old, OF
South Yewdel street, Philadelphia.
He left a diamond pin as security
for his appearance on the charge of
reckless driving before the recorder
tomorrow.
The officer declares the man came
speeding down Smith street, nar-
rowly missing other vehicles. The
patrolman blew his whistle Just af-
ter Haenelt passed the sign at Smith
and State streets The rider kept his
course. bound for the ferry. Tonne
sen. not to be outdone, impressed c..
A. Sexton's car into service and
started In pursuit with Mr.. Sexton at
the wheel. The fugitive looked
around and seeing he was pursued
tried to escape by turning down
Market street. The automobile fol-
lowed him to Market street and the
occupants saw the rider turning in
to Prospect street. AT high clip
the motorcycle sped up Smith street,
with the auto in hot pursuit. As
the auto went by the baseball
grounds Mr.. Sexton let 1t out at full
speed. and declares it made fifty-fve
miles an hour. 1t began to gain on
the motorcycle. The officer drew his
revolver. fired five times in the air
and the fugitive stopped, but seeing
he was not being made a target.
started again. When he neared
Rogan's corner and found he had no
chance he gave up and surrendered
to the officer.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Full Text of Note.

Washington, June 11.-Ths full tesss
ss the American rsIeinder 20 the Ger
man reply 60 Wilson's ne4e follows:
'@The Secretary OF State Ad Interim to
the American Ambassador at Berlin.
Department OF State. Washington,
June o, 1918.
American Ambassador. Berlin:
You are instructed to deliver textu-
ally the following note TO the minister
of foreign affairs
"In compliance with your exeellency's
request. l did not fail to transmit to
my government Immediately upon their
receipt your note of May 23 in reply
to my note Of May 10 and your supple
menfary note OF June 1 setting forth
the conclusions so fer as reached By
the imperial government concerning
the attacks on the American steamers
Gushing and Outright / ana now In
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
BROKERS WANT CITY TO TAKE
BACK MUNICIPAL LIGHTING
PLANT BONDS; HINT At FRAU[
DOLLAR DAY HERE
SATURDAY, JUNE l9
Another Great Bargain 0ppor-
tunity for Shoppers of Mid
dIesex Co. in Perth Amboy.

Another great bargain opportunity
is soon to be presented to the buy
ing public of Perth Amboy and
vicinity, for Dollar Day" is to be
ushered In Saturday, July 10. The
success of this big trade event has
already been assured, II past per
formances' may be considered. The
merchants who are uniting to make
this big buying and selling event a
success are determined to eclipse
previous bargain gala days Of this
kind. Many novel features will be
introduced in connection with the
sales, but the point in which wise
shoppers should be most interested
Is the determination of Perth AM
boys merchants to give them that
good, better, best sort of treatment
In regard to their purchases.
This Dollar Day promises to be
one of the most interesting events
in the commercial history of the
city. Buyers should be glad to take
such an opportunity to get big bar
gains and 1t will undoubtedly bring
hundreds of shoppers into the city
from all of the surrounding places.
Chance to Save Money.
All the stores will open early in
the morning and late at night, offer
ing a great opportunity to purchase
goods at the convenience of anyone.
Dollar Day" means that anyone
buying in Perth Amboy may save
their dollars through securing goods
marked down to the even dollar
from prices way beyond that, and by
purchasing goods on which there
have been special discounts Of a
dollar made for the day.
The merchants are vying with one
another to see who can give the big
gest values for dollar, and big
slash in prices Is going to be the re-
suit
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
DROPS DEAD, FALLS
INTO THE SOUND
Rudolph Benz Succumbs While
Digging Sand Worms This
Morning.

While digging sand worms along
the shoals of the Staten Island sound
just north of Bayard's Beach, Ru-
dolph Benz, eighteen years old,
dropped dead, shortly after O'Clock
this morning. The body was remov-
ed to the morgue of Coroner Eugene
J. Mullen, where 1t remained until
a late hour today. His father, who
is a night baker for Fritz Jacobsen,
of New Brunswick avenue, had not
been located and the youths mother
Is a bed-ridden epileptic, whom the
coroner deemed inadvisable to in
form of her sons death, until after
the father Is notified. The young
man lived with his parents at New
Brunswick avenue and New street.
The body was found being Tapped
by the ebb tide by resident along
the shore. It lay in shallow water
and the man pulled it to dry shore.
The police were notified. and Chief
of Police Burke and Patroiman
Reager viewed Il. The chief notified
the coroner. No one about the scene
was able to identify the body, though
1t was recognized as that of one who
mad OICeH DeSH seen a1oHS lAe SHoA 9
digging sand worms. Later Hugh
Bachmann, chauffeur, and Peter Ja-
cobsen, Jr., identified 1t as Rudolph
Benz, who with his father, Is employ
ed at the Jacobsen bakery. 1t was at
first thought the young man had
drowned. but the coroner believes he
succumbed TO heart trouble, as no
water was on his lungs. Benz had
left home shortly before 3 o'clock.
with a can and shovel to seek sand
worms preparatory to a week end
fishing trip.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
NEW NOTE APPEALS To REASON; THREATS
SK|LLFULLy CONCEALED, IS OPINION

nted States Reonder Reterates Demand Made That Ger
many Obey Law of Nations-HoIds Humanity is Real
Issue at StakePiaces the United States in the Role of
Mediator, Willing to Act as Arbitrator for BeIgeranss in
ETope-Note Gives Chance for Discussion on Issues
Wilson Leaves Door Open to Berlin to Change Policy of
Submarine Warfare-Invites the Kaiser to Produce Evil
dence that Lusiana Was Not Inspected Properly Here.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
ORDERS DELAY IN EXECUTION
OF AMERICANS IN MEXICO
Ipeoia1 b0 United press wire.

Special BIZ United Press Wire
Washington. June 11.-Delay in
the case of the two Americans,
whom Villistas planned to execute
for passing counterfeit money, was
demanded by the state department
today. The two were George Marks
and S. Franklin.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
HORSES FOR ALLIES IN WAR
ESCAPE CAUSING ALARM
Special by United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wire.
East Alton, H., June 11:-A
drove of $500 horses, bought by the
British government for use in the
war zone escaped from their corral
here early today and stampeded the
surrounding country, spreading ter
ror to the inhabitants of st. Clair
and Madison counties and transform
ing the country into western range.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
SUSPEND ARMY ORDERS

5peo5aE Og UHstea K7eas "Hs
Washington, june 11.-Orders for
the 9Th and 18th cavalry and 27th
infantry, now on the Mexican border,
to relieve the 7th and 8th cavalry
and gath infantry in the Philippines,
were suspended today. 1t was said
the suspension was at General Fun
stons request.
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specfal By Unhed Press Wire.

bpectdE by United Press WIRE.
Washington, June 1f-"An appea,
to reason with all threats skillfuily
concealed"
That was the Interpretation placed
by official Washington today on Pres
ident Wilson's rejoinder to Germany
They held it was couched in the
frtendliest terms. 1t made yielding
to the cardinal princip1e-recognit
of the right of American citizens to
be safeguarded On the high seas
very easy il Germany desired.
Until Berlin answers the Presi-
dent and his cabinet and the of
fcials who are aiding him in every
way will assume that the German
reply will be friendly and that she
will give the asked for assurances.
Not Sufficient Cause for Break.
Whether or not today's note 70
Germany was sufficient cause for the
break between Bryan and President
Wilson, it is not sufficient cause Tor
a break between the United States
and Germany. That is not the Ian
guage but 1t is the view of those who
speak for Germany in Washington.
on the prihcipies lalo down ny Pres
iaeht wilson the peace between the
Two na.iohs can De preserved II Is
oeciaIeu.
serene III ms seii-assumed positaoI
as Ieauer Oh the american Feace
rarty' FORMER secretary Oh SLate
bryan was WORKING To-Day on piail
70 secure concef.eu aeeioh On
ihe.hod 10 eho an wars.
Ac.ihg secretary Oh oIate Ian
sins touoy eoiu ne"spdpel COZ e
spoli0enls ina. ehey mignt quose MN
as authori.y Lor lne statement tudt
not q woro OF q iet'eI III the lass
Aniefican =, note 70 sriiiahs was
ehahseu alteI oeeIesary Bryan,
"nose fesighalion haa been aceelsea
bat Who Nas hoe YET ouS VI oiiiee'
ssaa = lnafiy;
-, rasors pIs ZOE ssace
"oi tnat ha'T ~
eei ca sllonsn iIohi nsiiin siieo
!. go ~ e.as % ssleisu ihuiSa -es'
- - @soei '0a' .ndS .ne uSs eiop ga -
iiase ueen a, iaYoi apie III enS nan ~
peHSoiul se'.lemen.s oh tne uiiie q
en1es oe'moen she 'wo halioils, az
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ttl q mans aulnIe the ta'nsl ,shu 90
ene eea'y ~ sne iene %
10. - al eheiny aiu eney "uue0 1lae
wine ms Iesie nation ioI lhe oause
hom Ano" m.i uo ueai ~
Snalse ene ieeiihs ih eihi7, ~ o@niio'
oe .iaiieeu ~ udy VI yea.
% oei many her Iepresenlatises =
utTt say, 6GG (AlCAJ the
rioiii tne capihe1 ol d SohAe"hat pro
Englsn premier.
Mos. ne" siapers ana many u Ioi
Iher 0ecIetary bryan tlieiius were
wohoefiis why ne coulo NOT nave
sisheo tne pfesefit mote III view VI
tne iact tnal ne was sponsor Oh the
TWO previous ones "hlcn were
couehea II even more uIasNc ian
sudge- NO eApiaha.lon was loIl ,-l
conlhs rom hlih. Runlors tIat ini-
portant changes were naue ailer the
oeoIela4y r0eiieu lIoh lne eapino'
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REMOVE MURDER WITNESS
FROM JAIL To HOSPITAL
s,ec.a, to the EVENING NEWS.

BpectdI 10 tHe ID FsNIN U " . W ..
New Brunswick, June IL: -
Guiseppi Galto, a material witness
In the Port Reading murder case
now on the criminal calendar, was
transferred from the county Jail to
st. Peters hospital here this morn
ing. 1t was believed that he was
suffering from appendicitis Gallo
is twenty-one years old.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
HONOR DRESEL IN BERLI
on United Press Wire.

Berlin, via The Hague, June IL.
Ambassador Gerard gave a fare
well dinner last night to e. l. Dresel.
Boston banker, who has voluntarily
looked after embassys special funds
since the beginning Of the war. Dre-
sci is returning to America.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Urged to Sink Other Liners2

Urged to Sink Other Liners?
Special oy United Press Wire.
Amsterdam, June 11:-A Berlin
dispatch received today quoted the
Berlin papers as urging that German
submarines be ordered to sink the
liners Arabic and Orduna. leaving
America for England with cargoes of
ammunition. Berlin papers were
quoted as saying that England was
apparently not intimidated by the
sinking of the Lusitania.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Russians on Offensive.

Special by United Press Wire
Berlin, via wireless to London,
June 11:-Russians are now on the
offensive in Kovno province along
the Duhissa river, the war Office adj
mitted In an official statement this
afternoon. They have attacked the
German position northeast of Ezra
cola, but have been repulsed. Off
eial dispatches today reported the
situation around Lemberg to be un-
changed. Russian endorsements ap-
parently have caused the Austro-
German commanders to redfstribute
their forces before beginning an
other march on Lemberg.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11

speciaI 5V UhFtea FftsS wa
Berlin, via wireless TO Sayville.
June 11:-Ambassador Gerard de-
livered the second note in the Lusi-
tania matter to Foreign Secretary
Jagow at LOS P. NJ. today.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Repuise Austrian Troops.

Special BY United Press Wire.
Rome, June 11.-Sayage fighting
at bridge over the Izonzo five miles
northwest Of Gorltz and repulse of
new Austrian attempts to recapture
Freikopel Pass. were reported In dis
patches from the front today.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Sink British Liner.

Special by United Press Wire.
Berlin, via wireless to London,
June 11:-The Batavia liner Zweina
has been torpedoed and sunk. Five
members Of her crew and eleven
passengers were rescued.
(London cables said the British
admiralty declared positively that
there Is no liner named Zweina)
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11

speoiaI By United Press Wire.
Sofia, June 11-Servian troops
who invaded Albania have occupied
the city of Eldassan. and are moving
westward along the Acumbi river.
toward the Adriatic. Their advance
guard is less than thirty miles from
the sea.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Sewing machines az Jensen's.
173s4-5-20-tfs

II It's bottle beer or stimulants see
CAST, 484 State ST., Perth Amhey. 8s5
Tel. Mail orders promptly delivered.
16Se9-5-7-W. +. If
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THOUGHT MAN SUICIDE TILL
EYES FOUND GORGED OUT

Special 6u United Press Wire.
Williamsport, Pa, June 11.-Da-
vid Shearer, thirty-six years old, was
murdered in his home at Lockhaven
where he lived alone. His eyes
were gouged out and his brain
pierced by a sharp instrument. A
coroner's jury was ready to render a
verdict of suicide when an undertak-
er found the mans eyes missing.
officials here have no clue to the
murderers.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11

special by United Prcss wirs
Paris, June 11:-French troops
fought their way through Turkish
entanglements and captured several
rows Of trenches In Kerze Dere ra-
vine at the Dardanelles. The official
report this afternoon said the enemy
losses were heavy.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
AUSTR|ANS
CRUISER;
SINK BRITISH
ITALIANS ADVANCE

Special By United Press Wire.
Vienna, June 11:-The Austrian
submarine No. torpedoed and sank
small British cruiser of the type of
the Liverpool thirty miles west of
San Diavianni, Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
Drive Germans Back.

Special by United Press Wire
Petrograd, June 11.-In a fierce
battle east of Stryj the Russians
moved General Linsingen's army
back upon the Dneister at Zurano
capturing 1873 officers and $500 men
General Mackensen's army
marching on Lemberg from the west.
has been defeated with heavy losses
and driven back nearly four miles
in the direction of Przemysl. The
Russians smashed Mackensen's front
in a twelve-hour battle near Moscis-
ka.
A second Austro-German army ad-
vancing on Lemberg from the south
and southeast has been halted and
driven back behind the Lemberg
railway along the left bank OF the
Driester.
Sink British Steamer.
Special by United Press Wire.
London. June 11:-The British
steamer .Otago has been torpedoed
and sunk by German submarine.
The Otago is listed In shipping rec
ords as a Swedish boat. 1t s possi-
BILE that she was sold and entered
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EMPLOYMENT oFFICE-Any kind Of
help furnished. 361 Maple st. Phone
a67. 179S2-6-7- -7-9-11-f.p.
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Food Sale-St. Peter IS Parish House,
Rector ST., tomorrow Saturday. after
noon. 1S129-6-11-1t.-fp.
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ATLANTIC CITY $3.50 EXCURSION
Sunday, June 13 and every other Sun
day until September 5, incl, via New
Jersey Central, leaves Perth Amboy
8.25 a. IN. 1s045-6-9-11f.p
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Raid on British Coast.

Had on British Coast.
Special by United Press Wire.
London, June IA German
Zeppelin bonn mbarded and sank two
small English fishing boats. the Well
fare and the Laurestina, in the North
sea OF the coast of Holland, accord
ing to Amsterdam dispatches today.
The crews were rescued by Dutch
steamer.
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Cash registers at Sensen's.
1TA4z-5-2t -Fr-M-W-tf$
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GALL A TAn---4s. Chris Jchnsoa
1Ts24-s-1-ime--f-n-
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BOmbardment Lasts 48 Hours.
Special by United Press Wire.
Athens, June 11:-The Anglo
French feet at the Dardanelles has
been bombarding the Turkish forts
almost constantly for forty-eight
hours. Mytilere dispatches today
said an attack by the allies land
forces on Gallipoh peninsula is be-
ing made simultaneously, but that
the result of the action is In doubt.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-06-11
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