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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-27
zen ansriff an uladeu. Der 8ned

men Mngriff 5lh MAIDEN. Der 3tped
mar, ons feinoli6e Jeuer auf ul1s sli|
rihten .ndbreno elm anoerer Gliigcl
.angriff. 8ir gtneen obenos tpeiter
Dor ltfo famen bis auf $50 Weter
en- Die oeutideM 2inien beran, pd-
ter mnroen mir suriifge5ogen. IS
lpurOen Diele 8emerfungcn onriibcr
aemabt, bob mir gleib nod unierer,
Anfunit ms @sfedt ge5ogen wltroell,
aber Sir Sobn. S. entfdnloigte iid,,
mebr ODER Deni9er oesnegen in CT
ner Mnlprafe ON inns. 4ann batteln
mir einen Gag 3nbe, taten Yionicr--
Oien un0 bradtcn giien bis an Die
puroerIten @r1ben beran. @ir Der.
loren nod me1rere Gameraoen ourd
strtiaeriefeuer-. 9ier Iab id ute
cine 9arbe beruntergeiboIien nurog
ebenfo Die Mnsuenonne giftiger Ga
l.. Gin gelb-sriinlider Qualm bier
bis leds SUB irber Dem 9poerl. GSI
mar unbeidgreibIid. 8ir pnrOen
|ran tuie6er einige Gage 5uriifge5o-
gen. Am 6. Wiai gingen mir mieoer
in Die por0eren Sdiibengr1ben uns
nruBten uns eingraben. Die Oelit-
lden madjtsr einen Mngriff. Sic
nabmen eilrise @r1ben neben ans,
mir mIBtRr uns unter Ibredlidenl
areu5feller sisriid5ieben. SD ipnroc
ourh einelr ShuB pertpunoet uno
Uiiroe lp1frr bon ben Oeutidcn ge-
fangen genommen. Die Deutider
gaben MIR an trinfen un0 6iibigfei=
ten, uno fb CAB ibnen 80 Gigaret-
ten bic lie iebr au lieben iHeinen.
Sd form auf einen Berbanoplat
un6 tutrr0c 6ann nit einem Grans
|fentpasen ipeiterbef0roert. sd fann
nidt bod gei1ng bon Dem 0ettfidefi
Hofefr areii5 reoen. Bel Dem engIi-
idefs f6nnte ih es nidt beiier gebatss
Baber. @ir gngl1noer peroef bscr
Eni6t piet @efangene beban0eft ugs
fiiblen unS aud nid1t als @efange-
ne. SIN Sofpital befommcn mir aes
ram oieielbe 8erfpeifrmg tpie sic
Icutlden. Sd bin au Ser Grfenntnis
sefommen, oab Die ensliide Ireiic
senmi 10 Iiigen fam pie ieoe anoc.
re. Snngersnot in 9eutihonbl CS
iheint niht 10, mir bntten iehs
Mabl5eiten pro Sag. Sebr CUTE
9ebanoIung ourb oeuti1e Mer5te.
Gin Greuno itarb irno fpatroe nit al
len miiitdriiden gbren b~eeraben.
SD mod]te ben ieben, Der mieber Der.
aiismodte. l1niere 2eiite 8u Saiiis
modem iid feline 8oritellung, tpic
les bier olsiiebt. Sic ioaten nal oies
Shreien Der @eruunbeten borslt
nuo bos Stobnen Der Gterberoen.
Gas 2eien in ben 3eitunacn eibt 81.
men aud feline rihtige @oritelllnng.
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Snlann.

= Gns &omite, oas i~einer5eit auj
Der GuttonfonDention in COLLECTION
errtannt mliroe, fat in Birmingham
eine ~llnterreoung nit 90. g. Sar.
bling, Dem Mitglieo 6es Jeoeral st.
Ierpc 8oaro" gebabt uno bat lp1tei
cine Grfldrung peroffentlidt, in Der
es iagt, ooB Saroing poaitdnoig nit
benz allf Der @alpeItoner &~onpention
angenommenen Blane CUR Sinan5ie-
riing Der o~iesi1brigen Gottonernte
einperitnnoen lit. sic ribten in Der
grfIdrnng an aae liioIiden 8anfiels
ons griuhen, @elber auf Bare.
bouie i. G~eceiipts" por5uitreden nno
nicorise 3inien fir ioIde Oarlebcn
5u perlangen. Sic erfiaren iih aber
oasegeri, oaB cine &oditrate fir Ole
3inien feitgeiett peroe, oo iid eine
IioIGe gang nod ben lofalen @erbdlt.
|niiien rid)ten miiiie.
Sic 3oabeamten in gtemroii
Retus baden Dem britiifen 9ompfei
8eimana", Der iih alif Der Heiif
BON Worleiae nod 8nenoS 4pres
befano, Die &larierrnespapiere per.
peigert, neil ettoedt mir0e. boi
oas Sdiff cine &anone an Bort
botte.
Werifaniihe ganoiten bober
Ioie na9e Der @ren5e aelegene Hand
Iron 8m. Mooop in Stem Mericl
i~tberfallen un6 a%itsgeraubf.
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g6Sre u Gapeaa.
NfferIei.

@Gbreno Der geratuna iiber
Die in ben YlGren oes Gtaot- uno
County I 6oipitals bor3unebmenoc
Ver6noerungen, Inn Den 8aupreis
snuf anndberno 100000 berunter.
siibringen, mlr6e aud oes gonntp.
NeItboiiles Soipital fir anitedeu-
DE Granfbeiten = grtp1bnung ge-
tan, nobel Gommiif1r aIous bemelf-
te: Dds 9nus miiroe Dor flint ODER
iehs Snbren nrter Der Stool Momi-
~niitrntion gebnlt. gs Itebt nod urb
lit Elm areoit fir oas Gountp utio
Die MGnner, Die es erbnuien. yGs
iiebt nod, lit gut. Solte es niel-
leidt IHot eingefaIlcn iein?
Seute morgen. etipns Dor sebn
lJbr itarb nod f1lr5er aranfIeit,
@ernbaro Sdmegmann IT,. elmer ltll=
ferer observation-disclosures, iii
Mlter bon GA Ssabren.
gu ben g%riporniiien, oie beinl
SOU beg Staot- ulo Gountp-&os-
0itals gemoft ueroen iollet, gebort
lie Musihaltung Der 8aflteine, Die
500 per 1000 foiten uno SuHtihiie-
riing 0erlelben outrh iolhe fir S.
per 1000. Sir fiirften, oaB menn
IN ben Ibrigen anblreiden 8eran-
oerlingen Elm dbnIifer 'grnber Soften.
l.nterid,ieo beltebt, Dns geplante
qroBartise @oipital Elm redt beidei-
oenes Saus miro.
Gs lit I'M EIane, 5piIhen bier
lno Souiton cine e[eftriide gobn
gu baler. gie 2inie iol enttpeoer
iiber Seguin, 2oienberg uno Mid-
mono fiibren, ODER iiber Ooafunl
uno @barton. Sir erinnern oarar,
ooB Die cIeftriihe Babn bon bier
nady @uitin nod nidt gebaut lit. an
Fldnen febIt es niht.
GongreBrep1rientant Slapoer
lit iiber5eugt, oaB oie Trnppen bon
Eeras Sin nod Sort Gam Souiton
nerlegt meroen. Teros GitD gebt ols
WiIit1rIager Elm.
@iIlon StraBe miro macaon.
miiiert. Die Strabe ldlft entlanl
benz G~rer5ierplat BON Reu.graum'
FeIs apenue nod Der Staotgren5e.
An Der Ode bon 8ater uni
Dit Commerce StrdBe itieBen eiI
MutomobiIe BON 81. z. Green mn
Charles s. Stepens 5%ufammen. Bel
&c MutomobiIc iualroen beihdoig
auno Green erbielt leihte 8erletnE
gen.
@ie mir boren, bot Die Sai
@ntonio Orig Company oas &c
ffaft Der Soutb 9eras grug Com
pam g~efauft uno ibr aapital DO
$4,000 auf $250,000 erbobt.
Ger friibere Toli8iit s. {
Seal lit BON Der Gnflage, u. S. @io
Ser eridoiien 3u babet, freigelprc
den pOroen-
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.aanomebrmamn lit BON elmer 8e.
ltiuumtbeit bes Muftretens, pom elmer
iGiherbeit oes Sanoelns, oie ben
'@eBorfam obne 3mungsmittef CUR
SclbituentdnoIidfeit MAIDEN. Sier
liegt oas @ebeimmis oes oeli1dsn
grfolges gegen einen piel 5u6lnfde-
ren,. gut ausgeriiIteten uno onrfsalls
nid,t fpigem sycin0.
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scras.

N~I"tS " 0oblttlool LuHe. SIe
9feiultate oieier 2ofung meroen crit
lpater ersebenz Of Tie ,,befrieoiaeno"
it, tpie 5ergulon iie iest idon be-
sei6net.
Sn 2areoo boben unlere Bum
oesbeatlten aqe gremplare elmer i'll
Monterep erideinenoen ;3eituua nit
Selhlag belegt, in Der Elm Mrtifel
entbalten mar, Ger Ole Merifnner
a%urforoerte, cine. &ebolution aeqeu
Ote Imerifaner in S5ene AT 5eben
llh Der Staoten Seros, SEEN Merieo,
ari5ono, Californian, Oflabomo uro
ydlliliippi gu bemd6tieert uro cine
lleue Heptblif nnter Dem Name1!
Geras oaraus 5lt biloen.
Ius Brownsville miro aeme(.
oct, oaB nod cine 9anoe bemoffne=
ter Werifaner in @ioolgo @ountp
eingeorungen iei. Sb oie Nadriht
rtdtig 1T, mtB OabingeiteGt iperoell.
Die Sorgange am unteren Nio @ralt.
De tDeroen BON Den 8erihterItuttern
maBlos iibertrieben.
@uf oem gbautauqua in Coz
pus Gbriit bat Maoam @a6sfi om
Donneritag Mbeno Dor einem @lloi-
torinm bon 1000 Berionen aeIur-
gen.
Ser Sngenieur Glenn 81. @rap
BON geologiiben Departement In
Walbington, lit in Muitin, mo er iein
Sauptqiartier oufidIaeen miro, Inn
oie germeifung Ser Sliiife i'm Stao-
te por5unebmen. 9ie gunoesreqie-
rltng bat fir ben 3med $4,000 be-
utaigt nno Der Staat geras $4,000.
10 Dob fir Die 4rbeit I'M @onaen
$4,000 CUR gerfiisung iteben.
3eritort uuroen mabreno oes
Sturmes Die Yoitofficen in @len,
Binfore, 2pndbnrg, Gennab, 8ai.
ltspiue, Com 8aa, Chocolate gapou,
Sabine nno 9uintana. Man itelle
ilh oarunter gang geipobnlide Sol5-
buoen Dor.
Mus Gonna miro beridJtet, Ser
Boitbote iei Smiiden Goinbq1ra uno
Tacoma bon merifanifden ganoiten
angebalten un0 auseerallbt Doroeu.
S1ieBereien iiber SEN syI1tb
biniiber 5Diiden Merifarerm uno
Soloaten fommen am unteren
bio @ranoe fat t1glid Dor. Mei-
items Derl1uft Die Gnaaerei aber,
obne irgenorDeIdyen Shaoen a1l5uridt
ten.
Sn Der Ndbe BON 5alfnrriGs
bier befDaff1ete Merifaner CT
nen aampf NIT Sderiffsbeamten, IN
Dem elmer Der W~erifaner Iftper ber=
Dunoet tDurOe. Die anoern orei emf
Son ben Imerifanern mllr-
be feiner berlest.
General Oro5eo mar Domners
tag Den gan5en gormittag in 81
IIs Die @unocsbeamten ou-
BON erfubren u1o i'm perbaften tpolI-
ten, iuar er beridfuuroen.
Werifaniide Banoiten Ioacn
Die 26 Weilen bonn Gio @ralloe ole
IN Sim Sosg Gorntp geIegene Nand
bon &enrp gaos iiberfaaen uno iib
in geiis Der &and geiebt baben.
Sn &ihito Sails bat Der Neaer
inter Dem Wamen ge5ie 8biie
iilifSebn Sabre long aIs SSrau &c.
lebt. uIunt 8e5ie", pie lie gerlnlrt
lpnroe belddftigte iid als 8oi6frcu.
Ter 9etrng itellte iid beraus, ais
lie, reip. er, itarb.
Sn auitin itar6 Sobn 8.
9auer, Elm alter 8emobner oss
Stabt.
8alter 8eas bot in leinem
@arten in 2uling cine Crime Yfei-
feridote ge5ogen, Die neuu lln5en
piest uno II Coll Inn l1mfang bat.
gm Mitttpod1, Den %. Sep.
tember finoet in SeaIp oas 10. gu.
itin Gomntp 8llnoesIdngcrfelt itatt.
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Sic 2ieoer fir bag nGdjfte
Sdngerfef.

Bon Serrn 9rof. Mrtbur glaaiIe,,,
Dem Dirigenten fir bas nahlte 51n=
gerfeit erbaIten mir naditebenoe 81
lfte oerHieoer, Die a1f Dem 6eft ge-
lungen tDeroen.
GbSre nit SrheiferbesIeitang.
@bsfal uno apotbeofe aug n9ie Meilters
tttiger Wagfer
Sn einer Sturmnadt atten6ofer
(gat 8aritonIolo.)
0db0u Glen so. gruh
(Ddt Sopran uno' 8ariton< Solo,
s@errnare15ug ..............S. 3uno
lIit We35o<S opran unb 8ariton.)
Ste Aun1ndgt S6ubert<Sisst
(0it GopranzGoo.)
gb5re u Gapeaa.
Aus Der Su9enb5eit .&aoede
Ste Sorelei Glider
Soldiers SonntagsIieb areuber
gs ftebt cine mdbtige Qinoe Bod
Nitters Mb5dieo. /. ). &iufel
Sn einetn fiiblen @runoe .@Iid
Sas dlte Ntiitterden .Spider
.goten5ng ..--... S. 6. S6u1iot
gre oret Hosleln ......... J.. 31Iner
DO pt6 4entudb Son1e sso5ter
Oh @Idd sSoe ............
2sT1e NnnD
Sdto4t8efdlg aus ~Seuertreu8" BrlH
t1Rt BaritonsS ofo uno Drheiter.)
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Or. s. ". Eiper, Oiteopatb, los
Soleooo Ctr. oben. Office Eel gr.
4S6. @obnungstel. gr. 1887 Wns.)
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gaumpoae.
Som antonio, g. Gents.
@alDeitpn. 9.25 Gents.


San A~ntsnis, Seq, IT, Gua. 1915
sHrime CRUDE Cotton Seed oil. "a.
'Gents pei @naone.
Nesu' Cart, 81. Aug. Gbot S.
lno $3.50; Algnif. $5.25 u1lo $40;
September. $5.28 llD 1928; Dftoaxr,
$5.32 un0 1884; Nobember, 1892 uu6
1886, DECEMBER, $5.44 ut16 $5.46:
Sanlar. $3.50. ltlh 1851 6ebr1far,
$500 umo $5.75; Ndr3, $5.H un0-
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Or. sc. 8. Sids, Or. o.. s. gaier u.
Or. @. s.. 9ptn boben the Sffifert poa
23t mad 4O7 Moore Building bsrtegf.
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Tarm-Hro6nfte.

Uemiie.
@artoffeIn, gsile, 81. 80 uno $500 Der
8uideI.
@adsbobnen, per guidel, $3.50;
Crime Bpbnen. $500 II. 1925.
Eomaten, Seras, 4 @6rbe. 85e.
@ibe &artoffeIn. Qouiiinnn. $f.75.
3fuiebetn, gelbe. $f.75 per 3entner;
Sesns germil0n5s 9ec, gbrbStnI 8ar,
$3.50 per Crate.
Geuerie. 60c per 0ubeno.
0fra, 81 fir Elm 4ufheI.
Yeteriihe. 30c per Dko. s8tIabsf-
griiner Efeffer. Tegas, SOC pee 4
aSrbe.
&obl, $1.75 per grute.
gmnteloupes. ,Segns. $500 per NJ
$t.25 Der 2/3 NufbeI grote3.
gabiesdeu, sOe u. 35e far rin 81
8anoeI.
@urIen, Cal. $3.50 pee grdte: 9sras
Sqi1Ib. SOC per DnfheI.
Meerrettig<Bir5eIn. per $f0- fshe
3ppffnlnt. $3.50 per Crate.
.Neefen. 4Oc per &h6.< BinbeI.
Il gsIPs adbsN sot per D'ieeH0.
e~ierpfIauaenE se.e5 pet 9ufder.
!. Sbinnt. AZ ter EfNnh
ginuenfobi; 10c per $fuao-
wiebsMarft.
Gan antunio, Ger. 81. gla. 1915
Shien $500 Biz $3.50.
Riihe $3.50 biz $3.50.
&dlber $500 Bis $500.
8uIen $3.50 bis $5.t5.
ct Qonis. 81. Guq. 1915. - Hinns
bieh, Seras @ieb, 1928 BIB $8.85.
Sdtpeiue $3.50 Bis $7.92h.
6Snfe.
SdIpere bonn GdIadtsr ......22 ets.
2eihte bonn GHlahter ........22 @t8.
Grin aeidlsene ..........13la @rs.
Seize.
Gn9oras9iessn. per $50. 10 gtS
Guaoras2ieoen. befhdbigt ....5 gfs
Bolf unb Studs ...........2o els
Sr. W. 8. Sids, Or. o.. s. Saler Y.
Or. 80. s.. Dptp baben ihre Sffiesft bon
23t na6 407 geoore 8uilbing psrtegt.
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M. .a
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31
To SHOW WHAT
IS WANTED WHEN
SURVEY STARTS
Officials Plan to Show the Gov
ernment Engineers What
City Wants for Deeper Wa
terWay in Raritan Bay.

In view of the granting of
an appropriation for new sur
vey TOR channel improvements
in Raritan Bay a concerted eff
fort has been started among officials
and men interested in waterway I'M
provement, to show government en-
gineers just what is wanted In the
way of deeper water here and why.
Mayor Ferd Garretson was today
asked to represent Perth Amboy in
the undertaking and insure its help
IN an endeavor to convince the engl-
neers who will make the survey, that
a channel of sufficient proportions is
greatly needed here. Mayor Garrett
son is a waterway enthusiast and he
is deeply interested in the improve
ment OF those about Perth Amboy,
1t is likely that he will conform with
request of Secretary James N.
Stout, of the Staten Island Sound
Deep Waterway Association, and
formulate ideas upon the subject OF
what is needed In the way OF I'M
provement and present them in writ
ing at the next monthly meeting OF
the association, at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon OF Wednesday, April z.
Letter From Stout.
Secretary Stout's letter concerning
the subject follows:
"Hon. Ferd Garretson,
Perth Amboy, N. ].
"Sir:-While the war department
has not yet made any allotment OF the
s25, 100000 appropriated in the last
rivers and harbors bill for projects
now under way. we have secured an
appropriation for the new survey OF
our channel out of the money made
available by the bill for such pur-
poses.
I'm drafting the survey we were
careful to word 1t so that 1t would
cover and make possible any and al
nnlirGd improvements to this
uS0uarely W
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| SHOT, ANOTHER
BEATEN IN BOLD
R0BBERY;GE1S35
spectdI to the EVENING NEWS


MiiltowD, March 31.--One man
was shot and another bound, gagged
and beaten In a bold robbery in a
general store on Georges road be-
tween this place and New Bruns-
wick yesterday. 1t Is claimed that
three holdup men got about $36 in
cash from the store, which was op-
Grated by Hyda, who is Greek. He
was bound, gagged and beaten. while
William Hunt, who endeavoreG to
rescue him, was shot In the leg. The
wound is not considered to be Sc
rfous.
Hyda states that three young men
came into his store and made sew
eral purchases. They were we'll
dressed and behaved in such man
ner as to allay any suspicion at first.
The trio became friendly with the
store keeper and after bit he en-
tured out from behind the counter
and moved to table where they were
seated drinking and smoking. AS he
came near them, one grabbed and
began choking him, while the others
bound and gagged him. He managed
to let out cry for Mr.. Hunt, a
neighbor. The latter heard his cry
and responded. AS he entered the
store and attempted to interfere, one
of the men shot him. They had RI
fed the cash drawer and then ran
away.
Prosecutor William e. Florance
was notified Immediately. There are
several good clues to the robbers, one
of them being lost hat.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31

tons: Raritan Copper Works.
1000; American Smelter and Re-
fining Company. $1,000; the Barber
Asphalt Paving Company. $500; Ma
tional Fireproohng Company. ma
terial. s633; C. Pardee Works.
$29S17. tile; New Jersey Terra Cot
ia Company, material, $145; Le-
high Valley Railroad, freight. $95.
ed to $4,000, and the total contribu-
tions in material amounted to
$1,171.17.
The board seemed pleased when 1t
was reported that there are now
eighty-two members OF the associa-
tion, fifty-four OF whom had Joined
during the year.
President Riddlestorffer brought
before the board three recommends
tions of Miss Mary r. Hartmann, su-
perintendent of the hospital, asking
more stretchers for the different
wards to facilitate the transferring
Of patients from one ward to an
other in case of emergency, permis-
sion to inaugurate fire drills among
nurses. employees and patients, and
the placing of asbestos curtains to be
hung at the doors OF the different
wards to prevent the spread of flames
In case of fire. Mr.. Riddlestorffer
said that the building was so con-
structed that portions could be iso-
lated easily by the lowering of fire.
proof curtains. The three recon-
mendations were approved and they
were referred to the managing COM
mittee with power to carry them out
Mr.. Riddlestorffer reported that
there was s39793 in the fund for the
purchase of an X-ray, and that about
5000 more are needed for the pur-
pose. He said that there was nc
doubt of the need of such an instru-
ment In the hospital work, as he de-
clared that now there Is man with
easily located IL the institution had
an X-ray. Means of raising funds
for the purchase of same were dis
eussed and the managing committee
was finally authorized to purchase
the instrument and necessary outfit
and to proceed in any manner deemed
wise to raise the necessary money
1t was left to the managing commit
tee to either purchase 1t now giving
note and finish paying for same
later or to wait until the necessary
funds are raised.
Hospital Has $8S3.O2.
Mr.. Riddlestorffer reported that
the hospital has a special fund oil
sS83.02 accruing from the net in.
Continued on page 2.)
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c. G.O.P.LEADERS
CONSIDER BOND
ISSUE FOR N. J.
Special to the ErFyrno Ni


Trenton, March 31.-F., her con-
sideration We given today by the
Republican leaders In the legislature
to the question of bond issue to
meet pressing state financial needs,
and the final decision as to whether
bond issue be provided this year
for the people to vote upon next
November will be deferred until af-
ter the Introduction OF the appropria-
tion bills next week.
Two propositions are before the
Republican majority, one for an issue
of $5,000,000 in bonds to provide
necessary betterments to state insti-
tutions, and the other for an addi-
tional issue of s5,O00,000 to build
the Blue Route system of state roads
connecting all the county seats and
including the ocean boulevard and
the Delaware Valley highway SEN
ator Smalley, chairman of the appro-
priation committee, and some Of the
other Republicans do not favor a
bond issue for necessary enlarge
ments of state institutions, the only
way to avoid a state tax. In an in
terview today Governor Fielder ex-
pressed himself as favorable to a
bond issue for the institutional bet
terments.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31
GOVERNORS At
HOSPITAL PLAN
X-RAY MACHINE
Asbestos Curtains, Fire Drills,
Laundry, Etc., are Planned
by Board of Governors at
Session Held Last Night.

An x-ray viii be installed at the
city hospital, asbestos curtains will
be hung at the doors of the different
wards to isolate portions OF the build
ing In case of fire, fire drills will be
inaugurated more stretchers will be
purchased and a modern laundry
equipment will be secured, according
to action taken by the Board OF Gov
ernors OF the Perth Amboy City Hos.
pital Association at Its final meeting
for the fiscal year ending April so, In
the lecture room of the nurses home
building last night. The special
building committee which had charge
of the construction of the new add
tion to the hospital was discharged
with thanks by the board their work
having been completed, and the gov
ernors made final inspection oi
added structure.
The special building committee
was composed of c. c, Baldwin
Rapey. Abel Hanson. Jesse
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31
Liner FIaminian Torpedoed
Fifty Miles from SclIlY
Island Is Report.
NO PASSENGERS ON BOARD
Smaller Ship Sunk Near By
Paris Reports German
Submarine Has Been
Sunk by French.

Special BY United Press Wire.
London, March 31:--A second
British liner has fallen victim TO
German submarine attacks. The
Ellerman liner Flaminian was tor
pedoed iifty miles southwest OF the
Scilly islands at o'clock Monday af~
ternoon. Her crew of forty-one were
landed at Hollyhead this morning by
a Danish steamer.
The steamer Crown. of CASTLE.
was also torpedoed off the Sciliy is-
lands near the spot where the Flami"
nian went down. according to press
dispatches today The admiralty had
no confirmation but the steamers
agents here said the report was prob
ably true.
The Flaminian had accommoda-
tions for large number of passen-
gers, but on her voyage out OF Glas~
Cow carried only her crew The
crew took to boats before she Was
torpedoed.
The liner was atlacEed = hl1i1I - VI
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31
RUSSIANS HURL
10000 TROOPS
INTO HUNGARY
0utposts are Clashing With
Rear Guard of Austro- Ger
man Army on Hungarian
Plains, is Petrograd Report.

Special By United Press Wire.
Petrograd, March 81: - About
$4,000 Russians, supported by hgnt
artillery, have poured through the
Dukia pass and have occupied strong
positions in the foothills of hungary,
according to dispatches today. Their
outposts are clashing with the rear
guard of the Austro-Germans on II q
hungarian plains.
Fighting has been resumed Oh a
large scale in the Lupkow AMI Uszok
passes, where the Slavs have taken
more than 5000 prisoners. Though
the war office makes no comment, 1t
is known that at least 100, 200 troops
from the armies that besleged
Przemysl is smashing at the enemy's
position along the heights.
Reports today from number OF
sources declare that at least three
German army corps are being hurried
into Hungary to fill the gap In the
Austrian lines. At the same time
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31

Special by Uaited Pross Wire.
Washington, March 31:---The Lori-
don reports that among the dead OF
the steamer Falaba, torpedoed by .
German submarine, was an American
citizen, Leon Thrasher, are being in
vestigated today. Should 1t prove
true 1t is expected protest will be
framed to Germany by President Will
son. 1t is known that German tor
pedoing of passenger vessels without
permitting all on board to take to the
boats is looked upon with disap-
provaI by the United States, but It
has been felt that so long as 1t did
not directly affect this country there
was no ground for protest. III an
American has lost his life action 10
expected as soon as all the facts are
available.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31
Russians In Retreat.

Berlin. via wireless to Sayville. l..
l., March 31:--RCssian armies that
attempted two separate offensive
movements against East Prussia are
in retreat, the war office announced
today, having been driven back from
fifty to seventy-five miles from the
German border. Five hundred Rus
sian prisoners have been taken near
Krasnopol. North of the Niemen the
Slavs have been cleared from the
border for distance of several
miles Russian attacks south of the
Augustovo forests have been re-
pulsed
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1915-03-31
Sink German Submarine.

spe' fai bU HN,ied PRESS Wire
Paris, March 3l.--The French
ministry OF marine announced today
that in all probability a German
submarine was sunk off Dieppe yes
terday by French ships belonging to
the second light squadron. This
submarine began to submerge when
she sighted the warship, the minis
try of marine announced The war
ship began firing and at the same
time manouevred to assault the
enemys boat and as the submarine
sank beneath the waves the warshlp
overran her. A large field of oil
soon spread over the spot, leaving
the commander to believe he had sent
her to the bottom.