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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
Ponganse de acuerdo

La prensa de Mayaguez al hablar de
La fugaz temporada de 6pero que empe-
20 Ell vlernes y acabo el domingo, in
cure en- una contradiction que convie,
ne que aclaren esos peri6dicos, porque
81 en- materia tan sencilla como la de
saber 81 la empresa triunfa 8 fracasa,
t1enen sus discrepancies, en- cosa de
mas dif1cil appreciation como es la de
entender y juzgar la labor de los arts
tas, no va ser possible concederles mu
cho credito.
Dice La bandera americana"
"Dio tres funciones en- MayagGez, y
fueron tres exitos artisticos econ6
micos".
Y dice Ell "Diario del Oeste':
" "Ep1logo: Debido al fracaso econ6-
mico de la troupe, Sc suscitaron no DO
cos incidentes, aparte de un embargo de
la taquilla impuesto por ell licenciado
Sabater''.
3 En- que quedamos?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
CABLEGRAMAS

continuation de la La. pagna.)
s Alemania, 81 hubiera medic de ha-
cerlo.
Amsterdam, 13.-La contestaci6n de
Alemania & la nota de protesta de no.
1anda contra ell hundimiento del Vapor
holandes "Medea" por un submarine
aleman, la confscaci6n de los vapores
BATAVIA y "Zaanstrom' de igual
nac;onalidad, ha sido publicada hoy
I'm ella Alemania expresa la oplnlon oe
n,,e los actos de sus marinos estan oe
conformidad con los terminus DE la oe'
claraci6n de Londres, pero anuncla' no
obstante. que ell asunto sera sonetloo
& Ia mayor brevedad la decision de un
tribunal de presas. Alemania asegura
4 Holanda que no existe La menor IN
+onc;6n de zanzibar su actitud pohtlca
nara con esta Ultima naclon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
ULTIMOS CABLES
Agitacion en- Italia a favor de los
aliados. FL general Pau lego a Paris.
Artilleria para los Dardanelos.
(servicio especial del Cable Franc6s.)

do la llegada del 'Kronprinz Wilhelm
a un puerto americana, explica que di-
oho vapor sali6 de New York ell de
agosto ppdo. con rumbo a Bremen, Sc
gun la declaration de Aduana hecha
por ell Captain Grain, que 10 comanda-
ba, y pareoe que una vez fuera del
puerto ell citado buque hizo rumbo a
las Antillas, donde Sc encontr6 con ell
Karlsruhe asumiendo entonces ell
mando del HKronprinz Wileelm" ell
Teniente Thierfelder, de la marina ale
mana. La prensa expresa ell criterio de
que, por 10 visto, el buque de referen-
girse a Bremen, adn cuando Sc despa-
ch6 en- la Aduana para dicho puerto, y
por 10 tanto ha infrindigo las leyes de
la neutralidad americana.
Paris, 14.-El General Pau, de re-
greso Francia ha sido objeto de una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

Nish. 14.-Los gobiernos de Inglate~
ira y Francia han enviado un gran n1-
nero de medicos militares a Serbia pa
ra combatir la epidemia de febre tifoi-
dea QUE sc ha declarado en- dicho pals,
80 cirujanos ingleses han llegado va a
Serbia Y so doctores franceses debe-
ran llegar hoy. Ademas la "Rockefe-
Her Foundation" de los Estados Uni.
dos enviara tambien varios facultati-
voS.
Roma, 14.-Grandes demostraciones
en- favor de La participation de Italia en-
el conficto actual, dieron lugar aver a
des6rdenes de caracter grave, en- los
cuales tuvo que intewenir la pohc1a
cargando contra ell pueblo. Sc han to-
mado medidas energicas para impedir
la repetici6n de estas manifestaciones.
La polic1a ha hecho numerosos arres-
tos, entire ellos ell del senor Marinetti
Jefe del partido futurista y ell Professor
Mussolini, editor del 'Popolo d Italia"
de Milan.
Bucarest, 14.-Las autoridades de
Aduana han anunciado hoy que en-
adelante quedara prohibido ell trafico
en- Ruman1a de las cajas sacoS proce-
denies de Alemania y Austria, y trans
mitidos como equipaje diplomatico a
Turqu1a. Sc cree que los supuestos
equipajes no son otra cosa que NUM-
clones pleas de artiller1a destinada a
los fuertes de los DardanelOs
New York, 14-La prensa comentan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

cia no tenfa intencion alguna de diri-
enthusiastic ovacion su negada Paris
por la inmensa multitud que fue reci-
birle a La estacion y le acompaii6 has
ia ell edifcio del ministerio de la Cue
IRA, donde fue recibido en- audiencia
por Mr.. Millerand.
New York, 14-El director de los ta-
Heres de Edison informa que ell gobier-
no esta construyendo aetrlalmente en- ell
astillero de Portsmouth 9 submarines
de un tipo infnitamente superior a to-
dos los que existen en- la actualidad,
tanto en- radio de accion como en- re-
sistencia bajo el aqua, pues estan dota-
dos de un aparato construido por ell in
ventor Edison que permitira a la tripu-
laci0n permanecer viva mas de 100
horas dentro del submarine, en- case de
un accidente como el ocurrido reciente-
mente en- Honololu
New York, 14.-Berl1n confrma of
cialmente que 80 ofciales ingleses he
chos prisioneros, han sido encerrados
en- una prisi6n militar, por via de re-
presalia contra La actitud de Inglaterra,
que sc ha negado extender a los pri>
sioneros de los submarines alemanes los
mismos privilegios que los demas pri-
sioneros de guerra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

IA de Abril de 1915.-La ofensiya
rusa en- los Carpatos ha fracasado.
Los alemanes y austriacos han roto
las llneas rusas en- diferentes sitios
Todos los ataques franceses han sido
rechazados, especialmente entire los rios
Mosa y Mosela.
Los alemanes estan ganando terreno
lentamente en- las se1vas de lie Pretre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
CORTE SUPREMA.

saoundo termino de sesiones del ano
1o15 oue comenz6 el 10. de Mario y
4orn;na el 9 de Mayo. 90 semanas')
sENALAMIENTOs CRlMINALES'
Mes de Abril, 1915.
Jueves 22.
Ell Pueblo " Santiago; ln1racclon
secci6n 10, Ley No. 55 aprobada en-
1911.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre' Flscai y
Jose L. Pesquera
El Pueblo v. Santiago; alterar Ia paz
Abooados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Pedro Santana Jr.
Ell Pueblo v. Vazquez; infracclon ar
tfc,1lo 288 del C6digo Penal.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
F. del Vale, Jr.
Ell Pueblo v. Paris; seducclon.
Abopados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Manuel Gaetan Barbosa.
Viernes %.
El Pueblo v. Rodriguez; escalamlen-
to en- segundo grado.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Celestino Iriarte Jr.
Ell Pueblo v. Colon; abuse de con-
fianza.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Tizol y Campillo.
Ell Pueblo v. Benftez; portar armas.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Juan B. Huyke.
Ell Pueblo v. Velazquez; portar ar
mas prohibidas.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal Y
Celestino Iriarte Jr.
Martes 27
El Pueblo v. Ben1tez et al; infrac-
ci6n ell art1culo IS del C6digo Penal.
Abogados: Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Eugenio Benftez Casta1o.
Ell Pueblo v. Pientri alteration de
la paz p1blica.
Abogados Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Fernando B. Fornaris y Rafael R. Rive
ra ZayaS.
Ell Pueblo " Vazquez; acometimiento
= aggression grave.
Abogados Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Manuel. "A. Martinez.
El Pueblo V. Garcia; calumnia in
juria.
Abogados Salvador Mestre, Fiscal y
Manuel A. Martinez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
GABLES DE NEW YORK.
Ah,.;1 "a 1Q16

GABLES DE NEW YORK.
Abril IA, 1916.
venta de 5000 sacos de azdcar de
Puerto & fiote llegados & puerto q $4.64.
Refinerias no demuestran interes.
Ell mercado esta afectado por fuertes
arribos por vender.
UNA DETENCION.
Ell jefe de la polic1a de Santurce, Sc
nor Carlos Dfas Velazquez, arresto aver
en- Puerta de TERRA Francisco San
chez, cumpliendo 6rdenes del Juez ml-
nicipal de Patillas.
UN SUICIDIO.
Ri individuo Miguel Padilla, como
de 20 amos de edad, intent6 suicidarse
en- San German, tomandose una tuerte
d6sis de sulfato de estricnlna, slendo
trasladado al Hospital Municipal en- es,
tado sumamente grave.
EQU1voCAc1oN FATAL.
En- Mayagiiez, Juan Castro PantoJa
que estaba enfermo, equivoco Ell medl
camento que lie habia sido recetado y
GO +om6 ma gran cantidad de Rougth
on Rats.
Castro fu6 llevado al Hospital, dondt
falleci6 horas despues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

Petrogrado, 14.-(semi-ofcial). Va
rios ofciales de alto range resultaron
heridos, en- el descarrilamiento de I'm
tren que conduc1a un cuerpo de ejer
cito en- la parte de Polonia ocupada por
los alemanes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

Vaya a cenar q "LA CAFETERIA.
cada noche hay algo nuevo..
San Justo g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14
UNA BODA.

En- la ma1ana de hoy contrajeron
matrimonio civil ante el Juez de Paz
senior Gaetan Barbosa, Pedro Nieves y
Euleuteria Perez, siendo testigos del ac-
to Julian Arroyo hijo, y Juan Salicrup
Ferrer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-14

jor Ell nbenefic de a hunanid
j. M
NoTA: supE Dc
nla GRAN SERVICOa la h
nidad
The evening world., 1915-02-04
GERMANY WARNS
AMERICAN SHIPS
TOAvO|DFRANCE
But Won Bernstorff's Notice Is
Not Regarded as Declaring
a Blockade.
IN GERMANY.
Newspapers Hint at Attacks on
Vessels With Neutral
Flags.
THREATS IN GERMANY.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Count Won
Bernstorff. the German Ambassador.
notified the State Department to-day
that American vessels should avoid
the north and west coasts OF Frsnce.
The State Department does not re-
gard tho notice as o formal declara-
tion of blockade by Germany Of the
French coast. II Ia said that mere
presence Of German submarines or
the planting of German mines would
not constitute a blockade. which, &C.
oordins to long established principles
OF the State Department, REQUIRES
the maintenance Of q feet Of var-
ships sufficient to prevent any inter.
course with tho blockaded port.
The Department regards the notIcs
As similar to one issued by the Brit
.n government and to O preceding
oo from the German Govern
Me regarding the waters of the
.SoItn sea Doth OF which recited that
mines had been sown within specified
limits and that the waters wouid bs
unsafe for passage OF neutral ah,n-
ping except Under piiotage,
Technically the waters of the north
ana west coasts of France are to be
regarded as within the war zone.
american mariners are supposed 70
take notice OF the warning and en-
yer those waters at their peril. The
notincation was presented by the
Berlin Foreign Office to Amba ssador
Gerard. who transmitted IL to-day N
the State Department. :
BERLIN (via wireless to Sayyille
L. L), Feb. I UNITED Press).-Ger.
man submarines will be forced e
attack neutral ships unless neutral
powers see to 1t that England doeI
not misuse their nags. the newspaper
kreusxeitung. ultra conservative mil
itarist organ. declared in q leading
article to-day.
The Kreuzzeitung's declaration vas
called forth by the report that Eng.
lish merchant ships had been secretiy
ordered by the English Admiralty TO
ny neutral hngs a. protection against
German submarines. The Berlin
papers made the report their principal
theme to-day. l-- I.,Il ,lI.F'-
What Is this command" asked
the KreuSzeitung. but an admission
We are unable to protect our nag
longerr
Further II Is a gross violation Of
the principles Of international law.
The necessary consequence can only
be that q neutral nag cannot longer
protect neutral shippins because no
German naval ofhcer can tell whether
or not II ID borne rightfully. There
fore. German submarines will have
TO direct torpedoes also at neutral
ships II neutral powers do not see to
II that the misuse OF their fags COM
manded by the English admiralty
does not take place."
The Vossiche says that the alleged
order from the English admiralty 10
"A confession OF weakness Of which
earlier have thought the English ad.
miral capable" The Tageblatt COM
mented in the same vein.
The evening world., 1915-02-04
OFFICIAL GERMAN REPORT.
Defeats of French Claimed
Bu the War Ohfce in Berli,

Bunl.IN. ~ wirsisss TO sayvfIs'
I. l., rsb. 4 tAssecsassd Prsss)-fbs
announesment Of ~ Oos0Aa Wes
o0cs to-day rsaAs - foeDvs;
YESTERDAY saw Ssthing oseo thaa
artillery sagassmssts % - frses
from the North - - - - Rhsias.
Furthsr FrsacA asansAs ssas prtbss
we're rspuissd ~ Isesss - ~
Gnsny.
~ossnna ssssn ysstssaAy dsiivsssl
eeeas1D - Da1UeD noso md nossA-
wuu g 1nn0ouD 90 - Ae north
- o. uDuDsAsuiA ThnV storos6
Gnuos - - yssnA srsnshss. css
oun1uo 80 -. 80 sssaoied ~
pgonu1un 0Uunso osG111Dns ~ . a..
tnnO g ~ hi1s0sB1D a - 0oea>.
An TIE yrsaeh countsr-attas1ss whieo
were ceatiausd duS,as s1s nisha wsrs
reDu1ss1. We sssk ps1sosers ssvea
s0ssss asA - sssllss saA - -
turs1 niss madA1ns Oans. a1os osA0
gune Of smaller ea1hBA - Oush ~
oaAselal-
"la the n!d0s vssUD 49, 60
The evening world., 1915-02-04
! bNx HURTS W
j salts FOR kidneys
Eat lees meat u Kidneys feel
like lead or Bladder I
bothcrs.

Ness una ssepss tAas ths kldseys,
NJ ~ bew,els. 81 slussish and closeed
aD6 ncsd ilusAiag occasieaally. else Ne
hap hackacAs A1d dull misery II the
kiAhey regiea. ssvers hsadachss. sAsu-
satic tvinscs. toeph liver. scid stomach.
slesplessssas ssd ell sorts u bladder
di9edeu.
4os sssply msst kssp yoss kidneys
ss(iws ssd cIsss. and tks moment you
Iest IN sche ~ pais In the kidney
UUpoa. eet about four ounces a Jad
EsSes from any god drug stoss here.
tske tablcsp0oaisd 10 glass a water
bsesse bsrAkiast fos Q lew days sad
ystk kidseys w thsa aet lias. Tkl
lansus salts y made irom the seid q
Qqpes ssA lcaon juice. coablned With
tlla. aud 10 harmless 10 nush ciesesd
6peys end stimulate them 70 nossaai
egQvily. lt slsO aeutsalisss IL scids
= Ne usine - & No loasss isvitAtss.
tAqs enaiao hAAAse diasrdsss. !
II Galfa \ .hasmlsas; insxpssslvs: |:
n1nss q sdlP.aesl sflesvsse.si Iithis.
0n1ts A1nk vSbA svssyhoAy sAsuld taxa
~ ~ ~ - hssp tisis kldneys sisau.
~ ~ elpg 6egio6s conpliosticas.
g vSl-)1epl Isesl dsueeist says h
- ~ = I'D eslb y lclts wIo b.
The evening world., 1915-02-04

Cured ysstsrday the FIRST snoountss
Of German troops mounted on skill
With Preach Chaassura TIE out-
eoms We sueesssfni foe -.
In East Prussia Ruaiaa ATTACKS
asAinss the German position south ei
eAs Msmsl River wsrs Arivn tack.
In Pooand. nsetA Of Tie vlstula.
there hsvs bssa akirmiaAss bstwssa
small detachmsnts Of German and
Rusu1as cavalrymsn. Al poiat south
. oeaAacssv the Russians aslivsesd
ss0sses1 nisAt attacks upon evr posi.
ooas. 1Nbsy vses forced to rsslrs WA
envy IssssA TIE German a1vaaos n
~ visaaity OF Doaimow 10 prusrsss1ns.
en1 thls IN spite ef violent Russlan
osustsr sttachA The member ol
prisoners We are taking II Increasing.
In the CArpathian Mountains Ger
man and Austrian and HunSariAa sel-
AArs have bssa nshting sAopidsr 70
shsvldsr for soans 1ays pase We and
eur aI1iss have been several unss suo-
osafsi 10 this a1mcult snsw-csvsrsa
osantaAnsus csaatsy..
The evening world., 1915-02-04
OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT.
Attacks Repslsed, Gains Made,
The PariS War Office Claims

RAlD4 ~ Q CAuon1neo1 pve0O~
~ vvsosA Was 0ffes thas sfsssseen
0sss 80 - 0saSweng rspcrt:
10 ~ asgeh Of Les th@s was
ysgass1ay - - vlsiaeey of Nisuport
. particularly spiritsd artillery en-
gassosat.
"At Nosss Dame ds Lorstts. 10 the
ssuthwsse es Lsas. . dstsrusaasd Ger
- asAAsk ~ sserniag ee ~. . We
estvsa hesk ~ ~ ase - or aStii.
NJ. - vssanA snss aiss ~ ~
- - Q beobasdmaot g the soaA
hoswesn AssNs ~ Dsahuns.
~ ~ ssgisa oe Absgt asd Du.
euesoev-eo.oa0easso ~ oooerUved
soVseoa bjsekheuses. Thrsagbeut the
sasirs Alans valley thsss was ysssse.
~ - ase11)ogv onOAoeoeos - WhieA
~ sAvan1Aos ssses1 wetA -.
~ shs1e eeeas1D sspssss1 lass
-alGna AgaAase ~ tssashas ~ ths
v)slnlty % psethsa. Assaiiiss. .Hurlus
- llasslUss wsss eassss4 cot by
The evening world., 1915-02-04

seeVD - eoe ooemy. which eQuAlled
Q hattalion O.eoe msn) at each point.
~ orst two ATTACKS were completely
dis0slls1 BY the nre OF our artillery.
Tue third. which took place north ol
hassigss. took advantage OF . mins
sxplosicn 70 make hsadway. Later
We captured thsss locations. We
buiit new trenches ~ few yards
distant froa those which had besn
blown ~ b. the Germans and which
bed boo6me uatsnable.
February . pAsssd quietly In the
ArUoaas. In The Wosvrs District and
IN The Valley Of the ssilis We wsrs
suocesseui n some outpost sncoun-
tsrs and We dispsrssd certain coa-
voys Of the enemy.
I'm the vessss thsrs have hssa
ssms sucountsss between patrols a
skils. aud our troops have made
e1lght progrsso 70 the southeast Of
koaschlas and 70 the northwest Al
AArtmaaas- wsiisrkopf. Tue SNOW
he's begun 10 melt"
The evening world., 1915-02-04
LIKE GOOD WINE.


Tho New York World AlmsnssL ~
good wine. grows better sid u
with ass. the volume foF IBIS Astns
superior to Ill Of its predecessor /.
wealth Of Information on ell subjscs
Of daily interest and Of the ~
With al the old departments repacas
and uo to date. there have bssrkx6
many new features. coupsisitJ
syclopsdis OF inestimsble value 70 an
who desire . ready and sure rsserssps
book. To sivs In detail enc suhjSch
treated. including the wa, In neropa.
the statistics In politics ana tosineaa
and the mass Of general InserNas
presented In the Almanac would n.
ouire columns Of space. . fact 49, }
the hundreds Of thousands Who NJ
n IN daily use well know -
World Almanac is the one book q
ready reference no professional q
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out. u he woall b ts,lly sin1eana6Au-
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The evening world., 1915-02-04
|TRIcl sv#iluX3nH]9
BY ROSAInG IRElAf
Senate Passes Measure foblyM
stead. of Next Tuesday. WA
Women Had Planned JSbt1

ALBANY. Feb. l.-Ths wsuan
Suffrage resolution was passsd =
tho Senate to-day by q. susniunuuDJ
vote. It previously had been aAsoosl
In the Assembly. tsD CstH
Adoption of the resolution to-Huv
was q bitter disappointmsnt - ~.
fragists. They desired action delsyon
until next Tuesday when they ~
arranged to be here In numboESL ,1o>f
celebrate their victory. Oppositloo
to this plan arose in the Senate e.
ter the women had been promised tAA,
use Of the chamber for thsif judodf9
and the resolution was .slipDod
through to-day 90 quietly ma Nv
knew Of its adoption until, long astR
final action had been taken.
Only one suffragist, Miss Alberta
Hin. q lieutenant of Mrs. Harriet
Stanton Blatch Of New Yor,E. ws9
In the chamber at the time. zt-raa
Then she issued this statemsnssfiI Z
The Senate thought II might ~
made fun OF II lot of SufrrugiBto !
packed the galleries when the rssoauetl
ton went through. but in rushing - :
resolution through in this way I th1nhb
the Senate has made fun Of lesuoe. 4
The Suffrage Jubilee will take plaeo
Tuesday evening Just AZ planhs6s ,
even though they slipped the rsso,us !,
ton through without waiting uneA I.
we could be out In force. Mrs. Hlutuh1'
says that the position Of Najer11ys'
Leader Brown Is unique. ~ nooe
leaders always have notified psrttDos,
interested in bills when they might ~
taken up for passage"
Substitution OF the Assembly reoo-
luton for the Senate's was the paaAs =
followed. The Senate resolut10n,-
rested securely In general orders, eA1 I,
bid fair not to come up for ad0ption
for several days. Suffragfsts hopsd-N
but not very strongly-that Il mlgbtr
be acted on next Tuesday. While thoy :,
were urging leaders In the lobbiGs Z
and other parts Of the Capitol IA
bring about the adoption Tuesday
the Assembly resolution was subotis
tuted and adopted unanimously With !
out a moments hesitation. -, -,rl,,,,,
BY law 1t was necessary that the
resolution be adopted by two dtffef.
ent Legislatures. In 1913 there wNas
some opposition to tho resoautionss
Last year all parties favored It In ,
their platforms. SO there were nv
dissenting voices this year and No
negative votes In either House. %
The evening world., 1915-02-04

haifway between Llpno and 0lspro
6y a. infantry Onslaught. The usr-
mans retired In the direction el
Lipas. Which they still hold. A Ger
naa attack south of Llpae aioaG the
YlgtNlA ~ rspsllsd,
The Husslan force operating south.
east Of Instsrburg forced . erosslaS
% the Anssrap. south oe Darkshmsn.
Along the RAwa. Russian avtstoss
bombarded German concentration
centres as Rawa. Arsssimy and ssv-
sral other points along the railroad.
Hua1ssAs u wounded Russian col.
llsss sad aaRy osrmaa prlseasrs are
asvivlas In wassaw daily. Most oa
ehees ass esVa The nsura region.
vhsrs ~ nasss dsspsrats Ashtins hAs
besa ~ pro0vsss for . week. Practi.
ealiy ~ ths Russian wounded are
vistsms ef German rife bulists. The
>sonohes asAs borshymow ere % close
oIOskAse that siGs Ore scarcely ever
Ssasss. Al aighs German astiilary
DlAys upoa the Russian trenches.
oaybrsAk signals . new German In.
eaAtsy ostsek.
Se.oeo ogNAAAMo IN ONE OATvlu
~ POLAND.
90 The bsft bank Of the vistula, .
ths soeiaa IMPORT says. "ths ashtins
en Ne treat between Berjloow, 0ou.
MA and WolA CscsnoskA continuss
vsb. .. The enemy brought into this
sagassmsat sourtssn regiment
4; bout >a,eoe aasn) sf arss iiss troops
and euAatliisa Of artillery. inciuains
their heavy pieces. The artillery ,rs
YES continued Gay and night. An en-
sasemsat Of particular severity tooh
place ~ the vulAss OF 0oumip
nxhtfng. We repuised the furious A.
,scks OF the enemy. The Germans
here sustained Immense losses, but
they continue 10 bring fresh troops
forward 20 the front"
The Austro-0ermAn forcss In thu
Carpathians are now stubbornly re-
sistinx the Russian forward movo-
mont into Hungary. u was ofiiciAlty
admitted to-day. The 0ermaps Ar
bringing up fresh troops In larES
masses.
The army which entered HungarS
last week has bean advancing on thu
Hungarian side Of the mountalna
along ths sources Of the San River
The southern Russian army 10 opsrat.
Ing from the GaliclAn and BukoWtns
sades OF the mountains
The Russian column which croaos<
The broad main ridges east Of Yasllsb
ssissd . battery Of six suns With am.
muniuon intact. besidss two boml
throwing mortars and = quantity oi
machine gums. before the Austrian
forcss could bring them Into action.
The evening world., 1915-02-04

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The evening world., 1915-02-04
,lTY SHOULD HAVE CHARGE o
eUDWAv WORK.

Asked by Senator Thompson wheth-
or the Public Service Commission
should continue to conduct construc-
tion of subways. Mr.. Mccall replied:
"Yes, undoubtedly under present cir
cumstances. The work has pro-
gresssed 80 far that II should not
now bs turned over to the Board of
Estimate. But II started over again
It should be given to city authorities
at the outset"
Q. While the burden OF this work
has made you . good construction
ist, II has made you . bad regulator.
has It notf A. on. not ut all. not at
a1I
The evening world., 1915-02-04

A fairly we'll dressed man about fifty
Ave years Of age walked into the hall
way Of the tenement house at No. 20
Bright Street. Jersey CITY. at s o'clock
this morning and shot himself In the
head. Death was Immediate. He was
smooth shavsn. had brown hair mixed
with gray. wore . gray suit and gray
Sss SSd the S sellers n name. EaoSmsnn. n IA
he pand, but not the address The
'aundry marx on the linen y ESQ.
The evening world., 1915-02-04

DR.. Henry w. Richter. an ostsopath
OF No. iss Stockton street. brooklyn.
was convicted this afternoon before
Judges Forker. Ncinsrney and O'Kssfs
on the charge OF dealing In hsroin
and was sentenced 20 the penitsntiary
for one year. Hts wife served twenty
and the police Ay that kis sSsvoa.
vear.eid lSushtsr kas 6ssa sunplsvei g
ouy the drug 'Y
The evening world., 1915-02-04
RUMANIAN GOVERNMENT a'.er
BUYING WAR MATERIAL 10 s,,c
ATITAlIAN FACTORIES:

ROME. Feb. %.-The Rumanian 0svs q
eminent has placed order In Italy tot q
to be made during the month Of Xo9l6
This war material 10 ordered With ~
consent Of the Italian Govsrnnssaf. ,ssht
Capt Michel. the Runanlan Mn1ney,
yesterday BY IN exploseon NAiuh took
place WINE hs wAs ooaduotAnG = Nj
ments with q bomb. ,"-tg ,sVr,