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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

j. Elwood Cox left Thursday for
his winter home at St. Petersburg,
Fla, and will return here about Feb
ruary 20.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
May Wheat $1.54.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-Smashing high
record war prices continue today in
the wheat market here. On top of
advance last week ranging from
7 IL to s "a, quotations today
jumped as much as 2 1-2 at the out
set, Nav deliveries selling at $1.54
a bushel as against ST 81 rs when
the market closed Saturday.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04
Corn Comes OFF as
Easy as You Please!

"Gets-1t Being Used by Millions
1t is the first time that e. t.a1.,
sure-as-fate corn cure has ever been
discovered. "GETS-IT' is the new
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

Some weather first of the week.
heavy fog, Unusual dampness and
much rain following.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-02-04

~OTn-~UfSs OEkSII.
corn-ender, based on an entirely new
principle. 1t is new, different for
mula, never successfully initiated. It
makes corns shrivel and then van.
lsh. TWO drops do the work. YoI,
don't bundle up your toe any more
with sticky tape and pIasters thai
press down on the poor corn-no
more hesh-eating sa1ves that don't
stay put" no more hacking at corns
WIN knives or razors. no more bleed
ing or danger of blood poison No
more limping around for days with
sore corns. no more corn pains
GEIS-IT'' Is now the biggest-seIling
corn cure In the world. Use it on any
nard or soft corn. wart, callus or bunion.
Tonfght's the night. 49, =.
GETS-1T" is sold by druggists every.
where, 70 cents q bottle. or sent direct by
X. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago.
'Gets-lt'' is Sold in High Point by the
Mann Drug company
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
MAN, LONG MISSING,
DROWNING VICTIM
Body of Man, Supposed to be
Captain Charles Neff, Found
at Lehigh Docks.

The body of a man believed TO be
that of Captain Charles Nef, of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
barge No. 19, was picked up at the
docks of the Lehigh Valley shortly
before noon today. The man had
been missing for two weeks when it
is believed, that he fell overheard at
night. The body was brought to the
morgue of Coroner Eugene ]. Mullen.
where the coroner examined it and
found no evidence of foul play. There
were S120 in the mans clothes, the
bills being stuck together and faded,
following soaking in the water so
long.
Two weeks ago the barge, of which
Neff was captain, left. port without
the boatman, who was strangely
missing. Workers about the dock
declare that the body resembles the
missing captain, who is said to have
a brother, George Neff, a newspaper
man in Mount Vernon, N. Z, and
the victims family, are said TO live
at Cornwell, Conn. Coroner Mullen
will communicate with them this af-
ternoon. Boatmen picked up the
body when the tide was at ebb, after
it had been stirred up from the bot
tom of the slip just south of A dock
by tug boat churning the water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
$4,000 INCREASE TO
RUN CITY SCHOOLS
Shown by Certificate Passed by
the Board of School Estimate
Last Night.
TOTAL AMOUNT S12O,000
Amount for Manual Training is
Same as Appropriated by
Aldermen Last June.
TOTAL AMOUNT s12o,o0o

Perth Amboy will have to pay
$4,000 more for running it's schools
during the fiscal year beginning June
/, than during the year 1914-1915,
according to a certificate passed by
the Board of School Estimate last
night. The certificate certifies to the
Board of Aldermen the need of $780,
600 to operate high, grammar and
primary schools for the ensuing year
and $4,000 needed for the manual
training school The amount for the
manual training school is the same as
appropriated by the Board of Alder
men in their June budget last year.
The certificate came before the Board
of Aldermen at their meeting last
night and 1t was received and or
dered spread on the minutes. Ac-
ton will be taken on the certificate
at later meeting.
The members of the Board of
School Estimate decided to defer de-
cision on the amount needed for the
additions to the high school and No.
8 school, after bids from contrac-
tors have been received for these
structures when the estimated
amount of money for same may be
arrived at. The school board will
shortly secure bids on the structures
and then be in position to acquaint
the Board of School Estimate with
Just the amount that should be raised
for school extension by bond issue.
The estimate board has agreed that
the additions are necessary and to
certify the amount needed, as soon
as that can be learned, to the Board
of Aldermen.
Last year the estimate board pass
ed a certificate for 100000 for
school expenses and $4,000 for man
ual training work, making a total of
$110, 600. However, for the ensuing
year provision is made for eleven
additional teachers at $4,000, and
the increase of salaries of present
teachers, placed at $4,000.
These two items total $4,000,
which forms most of the increase of
1000 over the amount allowed for
schools by the estimate board last
year. Under the state law the pres
ent teachers salaries increase by
tenure of service, and the estimate
board found that it would be neces-
sary for the addition of eleven teach
ers to the schools faculties on the
Completion of the enlarging of the
high school and No. 8 school. The
school board requested 1925, ,446.40
as the grand total for operating the
schools in the ensuing year, estimat-
ing that it would receive from the
state $4,000 for school purposes and
200 for manual training. With
the state manual training fund of
$1,000 and the city appropriation of
900 viii make a total of S11, 900
for this work, the same as was made
for the present fiscal year. With
$126, 600 agreed on by the estimate
board and 100000 estimated as will
be received by the state, the grand
estimated cost of operating the
schools for 1915-1916 will be s21e,-
900.
All the members of the Board of
School Estimate were present at the
meeting at o'clock yesterday after
noon at city hall, as follows: Mayor
Ferd Garretson, Alderman-at-Large
w. Guy Weaver, Alderman John ].
Clark and John K. Sheehy and Vic
tor Main, of the school board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
vOGT|N TODAY FOR
CARNIVAL QUEEN
State Street Merchants Have
Ballot Box in NEWS Office
in Popularity Contest.

At noon today ballot box was
placed in the EVENING NEWS offies
to contain the votes that are cast for
Perth Amboy's most popular young
woman, who will be crowned Queen
of the Mardi Gras'' at the big eele-
bration to be held on State street
the night of July 5. Books contain
ing the voting coupons were distrib-
uted to State street merchants at
meeting of the State Street Improve
ment Association in Columbia Hall
last night, and these are to be given
with each purchase made in the
stores along that thoroughfare.
starting today
Votes will continue to be given
with each purchase amounting to ten
cents from now up to the week pre-
ceding the carnival. and the young
woman receiving the most ballots
Will be proclaimed queen of the big
celebration In addition to receiving
this honor she will be given beau-
tiful diamond ring, and the night of
the festivities she win have as her
equipage an electric lighted chariot
The plans outlined by the associa-
tion's mardi gras committee. OF
which K. A. BOigeF is chairman, pro-
vide for starting the State street
celebration at 8 o'clock, subsequent
to the display of the city fireworks.
Together with the mardi gras there
will be specially dancing on Centre
street, prizes for which will be
awarded. This street will be en-:
closed for dancing purposes and It's
fine pavement will prove suitable for
those who wish to indulge in the
terpsichorean pastime AS q special
feature a reviewing stand and plat.
form is to be erected, and during the
evening there will be singing by
noted vocslists
An invitation is to be extended TO
all societies to participate In the
mardi gras event with floats. Hand
some prizes are to be given for the
(ContInued on page -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
lombard Bayarfan Town.

SpeCtdf 0y Unte1 Press wire.
Paris, May 27:-Eighteen French
aviators bombarded the Bavarian
town OF Ludwighaven on the Rhine,
setting fire to German ammunition
factories. This place lies opposite
Mannheim on the Rhine and 110
miles from the French lines Its
great ammunition factories and
chemical works were showered with
bombs. The war Office announced
the FreEch air feet remained in the
air for six ho6Ss. Official dispatches
reported fresh p1sogress by the
French in the direction 81 the Ger
man railway center of Lens.
In desperate fighting southwest bi
Couchex the French drove Germans
from another trench. The Germans
lost two attacks against Beigians
near DixInude. In both instances
they were driven off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
8 MEN DOOMED TO HANG;
GOVERNOR is POWERLESS

Phoenix, Ariz.. May 27:-Near
collapse, five men doomed to hang
in the state penitentiary awaited to-
days meeting with the pardon board
with desperate hope. Governor
Hunt, foe of capital punishment but
9owerless to intervene. said that if
the hanging bee is held he never
wants to see the state prison again.
The gallows were tested today with
dummies, the dull jar as the trap
was sprung easily reaching the ears
of the doomed men In nearby cells.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
u. S. WOMEN BEING HELD IN
GERMANY FOR AN INSULT

Berlin, via The Hague. May 27:-
Charged with insulting a German
officer, Mrs. Harriet Boyee and her
daughter, of San Francisco, have
been sentenced to three weeks's i'm
prisonment in the little Bavarian
town of Lindau. Ambassador Gerard
today sent a memorandum to the
German foreign Office in behalf of
the women. Pending action of the
foreign office, Mrs. Boyce and her
daughter are at liberty under S5,Oe0
bail given by the American consul
at Munich.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
To Preserve Neutrality

Special by United Press Wire
Copenhagen, May 27:-Denmark,
Sweden and Norway have notified
Austria and Germany that they in
tend to preserve the strictest neu-
trality in the Austro-Italian war An
official announcement was made to-
day 10 that effect
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Special by DT+ted Press Wire.
Berlin, via Copenhagen, May 27-
a big battle between the Austriana
and Italians along the Trentine bor-
der is imminent. according to dis
patches. The Austrian army is
strongly entrenehed just inside the
Trentine frontier, their outposts be-
ing in constant clash with Italian
scouting parties. Only two miles
separate the two main ports
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
Penetrate Pora Harbar.

Special by United Press Wire
Milan, May -Unconhrned retl
port reached here today that tw
! Italian submarines bad penekE Eats&
she sharbor of Pora IN
val base anu damaged an 4 zaa2xia Il
auxiliary cruiser. The submarine II
reported to have fired eight torpe-
does at the enemy's fighting units.
(Continned on page AZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Tickets for the Marion's MINIS
tfels to Be held 10 ST. Mary's Hall,
South AnhoY. Friday evening"
/ May 18th, can be obtained at
Seaman & Boekiey, Druggists,
State Street
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
Germany Calls Landstrun,.

Spso7of Oy United Press Wire
Amsterdam, May 27.-Germany
has called all her unclaimed land
strum over thirty-fve years old In
to active service, according to Berlin
advices today. Italys entrance into
the war is said to have necessitated
this step
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

FIsHERMEN-Ling and whiting are
biting of Long Branch pier. Pier
electrically lighted.
1T09O- -5-lS-e.e.w.7Th.-tf-f.p.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
NOTICE

Meeting of Bartenders Friday after
noon, P. NJ, at Club Cafe, New
Brunswick Avenue. Business Of Jm.
portance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
Claim Germans Advance.

Special bg United Press Wire.
Berlin, via Amsterdam, May 27-
The Austro-Germans under General
Mackensen have reached PrzemysI-
Lemberg railway, according to un-
official dispatches from Perjes, Hun
gary, eighty miles southwest OF
Przemysl. The war Office has no
confirmation of this report.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Children can get something for
nothing If they read Boynton Beach
ad. in this paper. 176s1-5-27-St
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Call a taxi, 4s, G. Johnson.
16s60-5-l-1mos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Jensen's Is at sso STATE street.
17295-5-20-T -Th- M If =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27
FATHER CAETVIELL TO SPEAK

Rev. William F. Cantwell, who re-
Gently succeeded Monsignor Bernard
T. O'Connell, as pastor of ST. Mary's
church, will be at the meeting OF San
Salvador Council, No. 299, knights
of Columbus, tonight, in their rooms
in the Boynton building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Come and fox trot at Boynton
Beach on Saturday.
176S1-5-27-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Typewriters at Jensen's, State st.
17400-5-20-Th-Sa Tufts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Learn Turkey Sends Minister Of Finance TO Affect Separate
Peace With Allies Zeppelin Drops Bombs on Coast, 40
Miles from LondOn-French Airmen Bombad Bsyarjan
Town AushO-German Troops Closing in on PrzemysI

Special by United Press Wire
London, May 27--Athens dispatches
received today assert that David
Pasha, former Turkish minister OF
finance, has left Constantinople fol-
Berlin. His purpose, according &c
the dispatches, is to inform Ger
many that Turkey is unable to con,
tinue the war and finds it necessary
to conclude a separate peace.
Drop Bombs ON England.
SPeofai by United Press Wire.
London, May 27:-A Zeppelin air
ship attacked South -End-on-S Sea, a
resort forty miles east of London Il
II o'clock last night, dropping a
score of bombs. Two women were
killed and a child seriously injured.
Five buildings were set on fire.
British airmen pursued the attack
ing Zeppelins and drove it out to
sea. The admiralty announced that
the airship escaped.
Southend-on-Sea hes at the mouth
of the Thames. 1t Is believed the
dirigible was accommodating for a
favorable opportunity to attack Lon
don and, fearing attacks by London
aviators, contented itself with a raid
on the resort. a city of about 10000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

Sewing machines at Jensen's.
17S94-5-20-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-05-27

WEATHER - Fair
with local frost to-
night. Friday fair
and warmer. Dim
inishing winds.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16

Sn etnsm be9etiterten ars
titel lobt bic Rem gorter .Goerirs
poI" YrGfoent Wilions 9e-oienite
nm bic 3iptIiidtion, fpie er ods i'll iets
nem gerboIten gesen 9eutiblano Be-
tunbet. Tie 3ipiIiiatiOn ssbistet, baB
man Sriese 81 beenben unb uiht in bic
Qdnee gu 3isbeu periuht. Wie Der
qrGiibent bieie pflidt erfiiqt, fam
man baran erIeben, odb er iif 'peigert,
bic Waffenlieferung gu Derbie!sn. Die
9ipiltiation 9ebietet, bic 2siosn Don
Ri6ttOnlbdttontsu su miIosru. TisIe
Yfliht eriiiQt Der prdIioeut in Der
Beiie, bab sr GngIanb geftattet. bic
3ufubr pon 9sbensmittsln fir neutIde
Ri6ttombdttanteu db5uihneioen. Die
3iUiliIation aebietet, feline Qusbcbuung
beg 8riegsasbietes gu geitattsn. 9tsie
pfliht bat Der PrGiibent nitt erfiiQt,
inoem sr Gnglano seitattet hat. bas
Ylotooeqebiet uus5ubsbneN. Die 3ts
Oiliidtion qebietet, ben neutraleu 5ans
bel rpdhreuo beg &rieues nit ollen
arGften All ItiBeu. 0ieie pfliht BAT
Der Yrdiioent ni6t erfiqt, iNbem sr
Gnelarb gsItdttst, barnfreie Mdare
fir gdnnDadre 81 ertldren uno
ben 6dnosl spii6en neutrdlen Gam
bern 8u urtsrbinbeu. Wds Ipssie1 bic
cGuIitdniu" 2lnqeiedsnbeit betrifft, Be
itebt Iein &f fir bic Qualification
BARN bag er Oarauf beitebt, amcrita.
nifhe giirser als 3edung fir fstnbs
Ii6e 5ransportitiffe gu Oerpenoen.
Der prdfibent ertlGrt
bic 2tn9obe fir uulpabr, oaB Die Ger
Staatsn es abgeIebnt 6aten, ibreu Sin,
TluB our Bieber berits[ung oes 5rie.
oens auf3ubietsu. Dis er es parItelt,
babe er alle moglihen Semubuneeu gu
bjeism 3lpete in 4Hpsnoung qe5radt
Sein UiiBCrfOlg III nift su peyrUuns
bern, neil Der grdiibsnt dbii9tli9
psrIdumt bat Osn allein ri6tigeR Deg
etn5uitldgen Gr bate ben Trieben
i9On ldngIt bergeiteGt babeH f0nren,
inoem sr bda gerbot Der Baffcaduss
iubt DeraulaBte. oa erii9tlit III, bab
Der Hrisg tsiuen Uioudt obHe 3ufubs
rem aus bieism GauOe gsfiibrt fpsrbsn
i0nuts. Sin peitsres ipirtIdmes Wits
lei bot iih oarin, @ngiano 3ur ReIpet,
tiruHg Der ameritanii6en 6anbels.
re2ts su alplngen. Na6oem biefesI
feline Ilnfdbigteit srpiss, cine nirtli6e
Oolterrehtsmdbige 9lOduOs 3u fii6ren,
bate Der prdiibert ale 6iuSernifIe,
be GnsldHo BEN Sdnbel Sipii6en ben
Der. Stadtsn unp ben oeutI6en Der
5iirbstsH In ben Dee itellts, gspa!tIam
bsfeitigsu mHNsH, nidt i'm sSntsr,f.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16

ritanii9e Bolt ii1 70 sIs.9siltis Der,
bdIt. Gs ioIIts ibm bod nidt entge.
ben, bab Gnslanb bic Mrbsitsloiiafeii
bic in unferem aanbe obtpaItst. Der.
iduIbet unb ss iollts bod 10 pisIen ma.
tiOnaIen StolS bsiiben. ii9 sssen Gns.
lambs geIeibisuns unierer 5lases 81
bdumen. 6reilid, baben bic prObritsH
es peritanben. ben seredten Corn. ben
mir sssen GneIano empfinben ioIlten
ungsrsdter Weiis DeutfdIanb silou.
lpenben, aber bOn bieisn seipiFenIoieu
Reniden IoIIts bod bas Doll iib nidbi
tduI6sn laNen. Wenu oieie btitdnbio
rufen: 9aiist gum praiibenisn! 10 III
ibnsn 5u antiportsn, bab Der prdfib,ni
gum golte baItsn iclIe, mas sr nidi
tbut, 70 Ianss sr enslanbs anmabun.
gen unb GeipaItitreide rubis bin.
uinlHt.