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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

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.hs North Sh6-s OTAta=lezl Society.
The Norman. Milwaukee. Wis. write
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IL saY woman th!aks she l. sterile.
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20 AFs Fiakhata. Lyaa. Mass. wkos.
aaF4o- - free 20 al esP-esznt o.
woald'h- t1a1th-rs- She has HELPED
thousands O. wosasa 'hF0agA this ss.-
!oas period.
waM-a suffering with Irregular O,
pssafal tarHstFuAiioa. l-ucaFrhdra dis
piArrasat. liberation or Inflammation
OF the wotah. that b-aF3as down feel
Tag oS ovarian if1ghi-. barkache. biua.-
lag o. nervous pFusiFatlaa, should 70
fa-tab~r tha; Lydia u Pgakhass's Vss~-
table Compound hd,A. the record For
the greatest namb-r as ar;aa! cures
OF wossas's Ills. aEa ssevp; no sabs,.-
;u;-.
nrA Piakhan's Ad,Ice and nedieiss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

The seyenteen-year locusts. as we
learn from the esteemed Richmond
Times-Dispatch. are due again this
spring. They will have to come early
If they expect to hold their own with
the every.year insect pests
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Nancy Carnegie has furnished m
answer TO the question the advent Of
the automobile has caused rs to wor.
~ about. namely. what shall We do
with our ex-coachmen?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ local appeatioas, .. they eaSnos reach the ais
sasec portion Of the ear. Iners .. ualy ~sy TO
trre Deafness and that By coa.titutians rcnedes
Deafness 10 caused BY an infsmed eouGIiioa 81 iae
Eueogs lining Of the EusiAchian Tube. whcu iaIs
tube is inasmed you have a ruubins .u1nd OF I'm.
perfect bearing and when u 10 entirely closed Deaf
ness 10 the result, And uness the nEAmuAtipu be
taEen and this tube restored u. normal cnnei.
uon. hearing will be Destroyed forever n'ne
ou; Of ten caused By CatA-rh. which IL uuthfaE
bat an ia:Anec condition Of the mucou. surfaces.
We uil give Oae Hundred Dollars for sny case of
Deafness caused By caisrrhl thAl cannot be cured
By HANS CA:Arrh Cure. send for circulars. free.
Sod BY D-uEEi.ts -
IAke HsiTs Tsruiiy ror
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

The chances are that Prof sue
tETd's harmless Fourth of July powder
Nill prove ehaEHIess 70 the american
hoy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

The suliaE q Turkey l. perpleIet
A. the e0Edget O: kis grb~Iroas Arabs
They bean kosflIiJi-s without ssad'
!rE Ogi aEy u!iInzgHa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Dr.. Seymour Of Chicago says that
people who use no soap are healthier
than those who do. But how in the
world did the doctor Ee: so many non.
users to confess their crime?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

II the horticulturists at the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania succeed in cult.
waiting the insectivorous drosera
dicholomo's appetite for mosquitoes.
there's no doubt what will be the
popular piazza plant this season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

The Boston Globe wants to know
What is woman's ideal pet?" It
used to be the little stranger in the
cradle. but. of course. we have prog.
reSsed considerably since those old.
fashioned days.-Clevelaud Plain
Dealer. K.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

woatsrflI IL the spirit oi reform \
Stw NoTE Po!ie~maE has resigned his
place - the taFes III order to msla.
tain hls seli-resp-et.a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

An Arizona farmer says whea.
stalks are sure to be six feet long
out there this year. This is the first
Indication that Kansas is beginning
to lose her bes: people by emigra.
tion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Rolling pin? Yes. sir: here's one
made of glass. the latest thing out. :"
But, good lord. man. that thing would
probably break and cut my head all TO
pieces"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

- 10000 mules will be used in the
Panama canal WoFE Missouri may feel
that Il ls going 10 be adequately TseOg-
ElEed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

They tell US that W. eat too fast;
The danger Is but small.
II trusts hold out until the last
We may not eat at all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

The originator OF the rural free mail
delivery system died IN Connecticut
the other day. and the newspapers
have no; found out Lis name. What
IS fame. anyhow?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

TEo French generals have arranged
20 nEh' duel. bat a. yet the price
- court plzsIeF IN Paris hasn't besE
advanced.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Or-Eos and washlHEron are dlsfat,
tag over tSs!= boundary line. Oihers
wise. With a ;cw tFiniaE exceptions.
the county Is a. peace.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

These are the Gays in which =
Tlse maI viII keep his eagle eye q
lis umbrella
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Wall street prices continue 20 !ndi.
cate Jha; the professionals have good
Tcasons for believing thA: the public
has been CmpiyiHE It's stockings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

The SeW York seleHtist Who elaiz-s
he ezE restore cats 20 life ought to be
urged 70 ad0P; the MOTTO Get ~ell
sEguEE zlo1e"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Tie whole art o. winning baseball
Eames i st!!l summed up in that brief
scstsnes of advice 20 batsmeE: -JusJ
pat EN- where they aIar"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

4 Womzu A. Sza JOss. Cal. Esst
eTzEy after visiting = elaiFy0yaat. OFr
eiEsFily people 90 crazy before they
visit elaiTyoyaais.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Nine. ModJeska says shs has lnaIr.
nanily refused al offer Of sI.750 n
week 10 go on the vaudeville stage.
Hst;y Green w!ll regard that as sheer
madness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Il is pleasant 10 remember also that
MF Joseph JeueFs0a EoJ some praise
before Il vas too late 20 DO him Any
good
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

There Shsuld be no surprise over
the character o: the news coming
from BoTuep. Some OF the Wild men
are sc;iHE as war correspondent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

Il beats anything how a girl whose
stockings a. her well !r never afraid
OF hammock that bucks like 4
eroncho.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19
TAKE A.irs Family Pus for eOn.t!p...O--

When two become one 1t sometimes
nappens that the missing one will never
be missed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

AS the inventors OF strenuous games
ITS queer the Romans overlooked foot
ball.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19
TEA
Give thought to the tea
you buy.

rosr sror.r r-tsrp' year rs.s-y If ,ss ssar
Ia. s5siillss's ps.t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19

How did he happen to marry that
woman? Her voice won him Why,
she cant speak a word. She's q mute"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-05-19
The Colorado SaddIefV Co,

Mhholesale Manufacturers of uarpc-. and
shuuies OF every style. Ask your dealer for
our goods IL he doe. not keep them " will
put you In touch with one who does
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
Another Citizen Declares Modern
College Sport is Toe
Brutal
THE SYSTEMS COMPARED.
writer Says that Pres,n: Rugby Play.
cd 10 America Has Not the Rudi.
mcnts Of Footbll.

, CAN fully endorse what the News"
correspondent Mr. Morgan, says In
fIs very able article on the comparl-
SON a' English and American Rugby
football. says salt Lake citizen IN d
letter .o the News
Y mu-, admit my acquaintance with
the gam. in this country is limited To
one game. but It is quite enough fpr me.
having com, to reside in this country
from ENGLAND few months ago and
being msslonately fond OF football /
look ,Hp opportunity to witness the
match 600 cummings field last Satur-
aay. To say / was disappointed lis to
pvf % mildly. as game more unlike
Rugby football II is Impossible TO imu-
zine The game as played here has nos
even tine rudmonts of Rugby football IN
A. as aIl that can be seen is body
m.pmycrs hurting themselves at each
other then falling in confused mass
n the ground ana two men chasing
after me players with buckets Of water.
guess the men with the buckets won't
have lively time chasing after Eng
rsh players. 1t would be- they 'Nuo
would need the water not the players.
can the game by any name you will
hut for Uotyeus sake, not football, "a
more suitable name would De IOush AMI
tumble wrestling,
n Is not surprising thot President
Roosevelt has condemned tho game as
brutal. H. ia nothing else, but surely
the brutality In man viii show itself
soon enough without being fostcrcd h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
This is What the Harvard "Bulle-
tin" Says About the
Game
DULL AND IN DECAOENCE.
Human Body is Not Fitted to Endure
The Present Tactics - Hos pltal
Clinic on GrIdirOn.

.r,,-l. 800 a., .. .,--
~ uhlNH the past hNe years 'he'e
has been o great outcry against
tho mass plav I'm football. II
- -. -, a-.,,,
nav oe'', ''''0" Gnu "e,''
that 1t was The cause OF 10y FAR the
majority Of injuries 10 players and
s,o,,ia ho illuminated or that ,rcouut
49," 80.
II mas also peeh Sala tna' 'he mass
play is uninteresting from the specta-
tors' stondpoint ana that Il should be
.,,,.,,,,as 81, t,ot ,c,or,,t Thoro Ia
e"''i''''''u VII nov
by far more virtue IN the second ob-
lection than I'm the FIRST The mass
NAV dooe snou tho apoctalors, chances
f'' -. 49,. ..,,....,.,,.
does not deserve all of the criticism
u,"t ,''S "rr "I WAR I II 10 eod n Nave
W. ~ ,,'' ,''J",, ~ {io For
,Il,,,'o,.l,, ,ha ,,,,s ,,l,,, hos bocop,a
Ice rsod Its limitation bas beru
,,so ~, ,h,n, Ia, ~" 100 r,usss. VIrst
W u.s. ,,iti 49, Eromi,i,tion nf tho non.
~ M"S u"r'7 o ~, its seeming brutaii.
ul'' ~. "SJi,'' ~ ,,as " ronrcssion
W, a"1 'v ,,,,,ug, ,,o sooctsinrs, ON.
90 Gintt f1il hlg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28

think about nothing but football; which
requires the constant attendance OF
skilled surgeons, who conduct ON the
Held what one OF the most eminent has
called a hospital clinic which Injuries
men so that they are crippled for weeks
and i'm some cases made permanently
UNIT for athletic exercise There is
something wrong with such "a game
Ut is the testimony of wcll-kuowu
surgeon who has coached football teams
that the human body is not fitted 20
endure the game as II IS played in the
American colleges, II one could see the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28

ty Of the English over the American
style Of play II might POSSIBLY mean
the adoption Of the English style, re-
sultng In international games, which
would be conducive to the good feeling
now existing between the tNo countries.
Yours very truly,
A LOVER OF GOOD FOOTBALL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28

AUTOM MOBILE NEWS.
pirs, Entry Made by pope for Gordon
Bennett Cup Race.

Some weeks ago Col Albert A, Pope
sent in to the Automobile club Of
America his Pope Toledo entry for the
Gordon Bennett race OF 1906. This was
an unprecedented action, I'm that It
was taken so promptly after the other
International event,
Though the colonel and his son. Al
bert L. Pope, were greatly disappointed
AT the accidents which happened TO
their cars I'm the Vanderbilt cup race,
they lost no confidence either In the
machines or their drivers and immedi-
ately took action to show their true
sportsmanllke spirit by each entering
Popc-Toledo racer for the Wander
blt cup race for 1906 wherever II may
bc run and IN addition to that MIR.
Albert l.. Pope has just sent his en-
try, through the Hartford Automobile
club, for the Gordon Bennett race Of
1906.
Such actions ms these ON the part Of
American manufacturers show the
right spirit and promises for the near
future first place in racing matters
FOR American cars.
There is no doubt that there
will be an international road race In
AUlN 'b-liAiS llthl Atult NltAlltl IldIlt
returns the Vanderbilt cup 10 ifs donor
or not. France transformed the Ben
nett cup into a touring trophy, but VIII
not be allowed to do this with the
Vanderbilt prize. 1t is certain that the
French club will not arrange race for
the Vanderbilt trophy to be held I'm
France because II has agreed with the
authorities TO ask for the roads To be
closed for only one big race Il year and
that win be the newly inaugurated
Grand Prix. No official action on the
Vanderbilt trophy has been taken by
the French club, hut word that seems
trustworthy has been received here to
the effect that the cup viii be accepted.
and that France win accept challenges
10 defend rs title 10 It, but viii ask 10
have the contest here, That is the
present outlook but no matter I'm what
way the prospect changes. Their VIII be
a race, Two prominent American
sportsmen are known to be willing to
nh the breach and OFFER a trophy for a
race, should any mlsadventure bcfall
the Vanderbilt cup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
HARRY TUTHILL AGAIN.
seure d TO Train the Giants by Manager
Mugay Megraw,

Harry Tuthlll. the clever trainer OF
the champion giants, was put on half
pay for the winter by Manager McGraw,
and win be retained next season. Tut
hill was Young Corbetts chief trainer
for his fight with Jimmy Britt, and has
had much experience with athletes In
all kinds OF sport, The fine physical
condition Of the New York pitchers this
year was largely due to his careful and
Intelligent handling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-28
A New Baby.

New Baby! What magic what mystery what charm these words have
for u.s. YET how infinitely more they mean the mother new le
Short to be sure but full of possibilities Some be patient hopeful
wa proud and never discouraged That some mo the mother She
has heard her babs first cry and whether her first TENTH the feeling
the Her feeble outsethed those that will
desert long the mother shall live And that hand which supports the
head of the newborn babe the mothers hand supports tho civilization the world
any WONDER ask yOu mothers that with all these responsibilities
resting upon your all too weak shoulders urge upon you the necessity of
selecting the babes medicine with utmost CARE the necessity of protecting your
babe from worthless unknown and narcotic drugs you would protect from
the fre2
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
FULL REPORT OF WATER COMMISSION

At the meeting of the council to-
night a report will be submitted by
the water commission showing a
comparative statement of the receipts
and expenses of the system for the
past four years. The statement is TO
January 1. 1905.
Receipts.
Gross water receipts, 1901, $11, ,4s0;
1902, $13,49S.3S; 1903, 5,23960;
1904, $16,S13.S0; total receipts in four
years, S57,O42loS.
Disbursements.
19O1-Operating expenses, $57O.24;
dine repairs, $43.S2; labor, $122420;
fuel, $1496.99; interest on bonds,
S2252.SO. Total expenses, $55SS.05.
Profit for the year, s5902.25.
1902-Total expenses for year,
$748O.S5. Profit for the year. s6,-
067.53.
1993-Total expenses, $S161.97.
Profit for the year. 37077.6S.
19O4-Total expenses for the year,
$10,626.06. Profit for the year,
s61S7.74.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12

Plans for the Commercial associa-
ton gymnasium are now made and
are in the office of Howard & Swim
gle, though they have not yet been
definitely accepted.
According to the plans there is to
be a main room, 50x49, and two
dressing rooms on the east side. Each
of these rooms is to be SKA feet, and
will be fitted out with about 40 lock-
ers each. One of these rooms will be
for men and one for ladies. The
mems room will be fitted with three
shower baths.
Above the dressing rooms on the
east side of the room will be gallery
Sx49 feet, which will be fitted with
three rows of seats.
Around the other three sides of the
room will be suspended a running
track about seven feet from the floor,
and this will connect with the gallery
on the east side.
The upper part of the room will be
all open, and there will be a steel
truss roof.
The entrance to the gymnasium will
be at the center of the east side of
the room, and may be reached by go
ing up the Court street stairs, or by
passing through the club rooms.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12

Chicago, April 12.-One hundred
extra policemen were detailed this
morning to guard the wagons of the
Montgomery, Ward company. This is
the answer of Mayor Dunno to the ap-
peal of the strike leaders, in which
they complained of the officiousness
of the police in protecting non-union
drivers. Coal team owners today de-
livered fuel to the Montgomery, Ward
company, despite warning that union
strikers would be ordered against
them.
Detectives have been employed to
watch express wagon drivers and get
evidence on which to base a petition
in the federal court to enjoin interfer-
ence with Interstate commerce..
Favors Compulsory Arbitration
Mayor Dunno will initiate the steps
to obtain the appointment in Chicago
of a permanent board of arbitration
to decide all disputes between labor
and capital. He declared today he
favored such a board and would use
his influence to secure the passage Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
Accept Rockefeller's Donation.

Boston, April IA sub-commit-
tee of the Prudential committee of
the American board of foreign mis-
sions report favoring the acceptance
of the Rockefeller gift of 100000 10
the Congregational church and says
1--WE welcome the effort to awaken
the public conscience to the necessity
OF higher ethical standards in ac-
quiring wealth, but those protesting
advocate means to accomplish this
which are not only unwise but ethi-
cally wrong.
"The committee suggests 1t has no
right to refuse a gift from church
member until that member is pub
licly tried, either by the church or
courts. 1t says, ITO prevent any man
from doing good is a wrong way in
which to condemn him for doing evil"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
Delivering the Goods.

Mrs. A. Polly returned from Spo-
kane yesterday where she has been
with Mrs. Joseph Rossi, who is seri-
ously afflicted with rheumatism.
Mrs. Polly states that they have re-
ceived several letters and kilograms
from Mr.. Rossi and Mr.. Polly since
their arrival in Italy. the last mes
sage having been received from Mil
an. The arrangements for the turn
ing over of the vast fortune are now
being completed and Mr.. Rossi ex-
poets to be able to return to America
in the next few weeks.-Lewiston
Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12

The following amounts were paid
fer extensions and betterment: 1902,
s6O24,O2; 1903, s5S55.9S; 1894, Sc
6O6.t3.
Five per cent to the sinking fund,
s2S62.
Net earned on securities paid Off
S13O.22.
Cash in sinking fund. s2093.S2-
Warrants, SSSS.40.
The live assets are as follows: Cash
in general fund, s2541.23; cash in
sinking fund, s2093.S2; securities.
$SSS.40; supplies meters, ETC.. $500;
wood on hand, $4,000. Total $s02S.45.
The amount of wood used to oper-
ate the plant has been as follows:
1902. 577 cords; 1908, 700 cords;
1904, S95 cords; 1905, (estimated)
eco cords.
The report shows that there are
now S5l users of water in the city.
The board of water commissioners
is constituted as follows: w. H. Jones,
chairman; Frank B. Clopton. clerk;
C, II. Carter, Leon Cohen and w. j..
Furnish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12

Chicago, April 12.-Evidence that
packers sold castings at a minimum
price Of 40 cents per set in pursuance
with an agreement to regulate the
price of by-products, is said to have
been found in the trunks seized by
government officers engaged in the
beef investigation.
Five employees of packers were
questioned by the federal grand jury
this morning. transcripts of their
evidence is being made 10 submit to
Judge Grosscup to ascertain If the
injunction restraining the packers
from combining has been violated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
srEr FAILED 70 IDENTIFY.
ForeshadOws Collapse of Case Against
Nan Patterson.

New York, April 12.-Simon Stern.
the pawnbroker who is alleged to
have sold the pistol with which Cae-
sar Young was killed, was this morn
ing taken to the office of Assistant
District Attorney Rand for the pur-
pose of identifying J. Morgan Smith
as the man to whom the pistol was
sold. The prosecution now claims
thei case is complete.
1t is stated this afternoon that
Pawnbroker Stern failed to identify
Smith as the man who bought the
pistol.
Smith spent the night at police
headquarters, and his wife at the Mer-
Ger street station. Both were ar
raigned before Judge Foster this
morning on indictments charging
conspiracy.
On the plea of Attorney Lumber
ger, counsel for the Smiths that he
had not had time to prepare, the
hearing was adjourned until Friday.
The question of bail also went over
until Friday. The Smiths remained
in the Tombs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12

building suitable places for assem-
bly,. A society of this sort would have
a bright future in Pendleton, and it
is hoped, will meet with deserved ap-
proval and encouragement.
Among those interested are Messrs
G. NJ. Mosher, c. E. Troutman, C. A.
Hill. W. A. Crank, DIR. ID. C. McNabb,
4. ]. owen, John Wilson, A. w. Lun-
dell, M. A. Rader; Misses Anna Deal,
Myteline Fraker and Ruby White
more, who are enthusiastically inter-
ested in this movement, and will ar
range for more extended notices in
Saturdays papers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
MUSICAL UNION is PROPOSED
Many of the City's Best Musicians
Are Interested.

1t has been thought by some of our
musicians that a musical organization
could be formed among them and
maintained as permanent. Several
new musicians have recently located
here and the question has again been
discussed with a decided result in
favor of organizing a musical union
comprising all the singers of the city,
both ladies and gentlemen.
This movement is cosmopolitan in
that all cities of any note keep up
such a society which not only ad-
vances the musical interests of those
participating, but often takes up en-
terprises of public interest such as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
SHERIFF SHOT AND KILLED.
Outlaws Undertake Res
cue of Prisoner.

Senatobia. Miss, April 12.-Sheriff
Hoag was shot and killed early this
morning by a mob of masked men
which entered the Jail to release a
prisoner.
In his ante-mortem statement,
Sheriff Hoag said that six men were
in the party, all heavily armed. They
demanded the release of Jim White,
a white man, from Tate county, charg-
ed with murder. When he refused,
they opened fire on him. The jail
guards prevented the rescue of White,
but the mob escaped. Bloodhounds
will be put on. the trail, with a pros
pect of lynching if the right men are
captured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12
Attachment Suit

Attachment proceedings were COM
menced today by John H. Hagen
against z. Houser and L. B. Reeder
to collect s12S.45 and costs. In the
complaint it is alleged that on Decem-
Der 23, 1901, a note was given by the
defendants to the plaintiff for the
sum of 500 and that a balance of
$12S.45 is still due. Forty dollars at
torneys' fees is asked for.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-12

Saigon, April 12.-The French
cruiser Descartes and five torpedo
boats are keeping close watch near
cape st. jacques. 1t is stated the
,gunboats Acheron and Styx will leave
Saigon to protect the neutrality Of
French waters. Japanese warships
are cruising along the coast of Co
chin China, to prevent the Russians
from provisioning or securing coal at
French ports.