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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
PLUCK
W0ME EN-
feY United Press.l

LAGHANDE, oge, Sept 1s.--For
10 days a long iine Of men and
women have been standing before
tho door Of the federal land office
awaiting the opening Of a tract Of
timber land. The date Of the open.
Ing has been get FOR September %.
During this selfimpoaod exposure.
rain has fallen ia torrents and the
nights have been cold and stormy,
but few haze dropped out The
women arc especially brave. and ~
tho dozen IN line. not one has given
up.
All the women occupy places near
the head Of the procession. and II
they eau stick out the next seven
days, they Will be rewarded by fine
selections Of timber land
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MARE ISLAND UNITED TO SERVE
AS BIG PACIFIC NAVAL BASE

forded by the fact that the hay n
land locked entirely surrounded by
hills h within 30 minutes nf open
sea and large enough to aeeommo.
date the entire fleet
Equally an many advantages.
however are claimed for nromer.
ton. on ruget sound. and San Diego
harhor. a. the expenditure of 80
large sum as would be necessary
20 finance the construction Of a
great naval base would afford n
great Industrial boom to the ada.
cent territory. tho various cities on
the Pacific coast may DO expected
20 carry on extensive campaigns In
favor ~ the nearest hafhor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

VANCOUVER. n. g.. Sept, is---
Vancouver Is absolutely hewildefed
with the revelations ~ hos a. r.
Fowler. secretary ~ the japanese
KOREAN Exclusion league of Seattle.
asrd the Oriental sentiment ~
Vancouver 70 better the diplomatic
Felaiiona OF the STATES with Japan.
The American population ~ Van
couver. which IA about - per cent.
gthe ciiy has a population of about
15.08o.l are highly pleased because
thry feel the riots have linked
Eagiand and the states closer than
ever
The out.and ont nriiishefH DO not
know what 10 mako 81 thn situation.
II il mol clear 10 thorn that they
have n0s been imposed upan. as
they roslixa the anti Oriental dem.
anntfati0n has embrolled England
and Japan Ia some Kind 81 a tannic.
- hcreaa previous 20 The Vancouver
affair the two nations we're exceed
ingiy friendly.
II IL generally conceded that
Fowler. through his clever manip.
Mating. has accomplished the fol
Loving results
Placed The states and England on
common diplomatic basis with
japan.
Placed Congress in a position 70
pass a Japanese exclusion Law with
lees possibility Of Japan viewing &C.
tion with open hostility
Impressed Baron tahiti, who WAS
sent here as a special commission.
CT % ascertain feeling against Jap
anase on Pacific coast
Completely solved. or AZ least
discouraged. war agitation between
Japan aud United States
Although Vancouver has had an
idea right along that the Yankees"
were behind tho riots. they did not
Tor a moment suspect the far.
reaching motive Fowler oioveriy
allowed the British Columbia press
20 believe his real ohiect IN bring
Ing of a riot was 10 impress Baron
Ishil of the strong sentiment
AGAINST the Japanese all along the
Pacific coast Of the North Amerl
can continent
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INVESTIGATE Death
OF VAN De vANTER

That Chauffeur l.. Bigolow was
guilty OF an error Of judgment IN al.
tempting 10 pass ahead 81 the race
track car which wrecked his auto.
mobile last Saturday. resulting In
fatal Injuries to A. T. Van DO Van.
ter. was tho opinion freely er'
pftnsed b. witnesses AZ the inquest
beeun this morning By Coroner
Carroll.
The only points AZ variance In
the stories OF the witnesses exam.
incd was rs 10 distances and this
il partially accounted for By their
differont positions In viewing the
collision
y. r. Adams % 900 Elghtecnih
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that the automobile came up from
behind. caught up with the car and
then turned out on the other track,
forging ahead. whore Il ran parallel
fOr some distance. finally attempt.
Ing 10 dart ahead 81 the southbound
car 20 avoid being caught In a
pocket
Fred Slegcrt saw tho collision
from a distance and brought Eide.
miller and Davis. two OF the ia.
iured met. from the scene OF the
accident 20 Providence Hospital
+. l.. Moore. a clerk IN the war
department. with the signal corps.
naw this accident from a distance ~
about 80 feet and he declared that
the motorman 81 tho car sounded
no gong lie thought the automo.
btle was racing with the street car.
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av,. manager Of the Capitol I'M
garage. was seated In the front seat
Of the car which struck the auto
lie said the Rnfo ran alongside the
car for possibly a block, with not
more than nik or eight inches sep
arRtiug them and the chauffeur
suddenly went 20 aworye ia ahead
OF the aoulhbound car. 20 escape
striking a car coming in the 0ppo-
site direction. lie insisted that the
chauffeur should have dropped be.
hind this ear 10 allow the other 90
pass. In which case. be declared.
the tragedy would have never oo-
CURED
Fred A. Wood. local agent for 4
fire alarm system. who was riding
nt the rear Of The ntreet car which
struck the automobile. testified
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but this was positively denied By
Frank Cetbynli this morniug.
Officials Of tha heal exclusion
ieaFtia State that the alleged dis.
paies IN Boliingham wefs sxaEsaF
ntcd and arose from a eliEht mia.
understanding II Mr. Fawier's
statements relative 70 financing the
movement MF gnwier Ia secretary
~ the league and not treasurer ard
it u said. merely recommended that
~ mach heip az possible be given
the league Officials In order to bear
heavily on congress 70 pass a sfrins
Eunt exclusion Law
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oEATA RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today a.
follows
oie4on Mrs X Oicson. "a. Sept.
IS. Providence hospital
oleson anna OlesoA. fs. sept.
~. Providence hospital
Christiansea-A NJ Christensen.
~. sept II. Dztniap. wash.
Aaldpon-J. , Mul1aon. %. sept
~. Eagle point va
Spcrsiad~G Speratad. q. sept
i6. Eats Whitman az.
buounicke-H J. nronnlcke. 80.
Sept II. ti1 East Thomas 81
Iartao--A Marine. az. Sept te.
30T Twelfth az.
Morton irfaut Sept II. Flor.
enea Crittenaeu homo.
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NO DISPUTE OVER FINANCES FOR
EXCLUSION LEAGUES CAMPAIGN

There has been no dispute rrla.
i've 70 finAsclng gha antiJapanezs-
Korean movement. between A. 81
Fowler. secretary % tha japanese
Korean Excluai0n league. and tha
local Central Labor Council. as.
eorsilng 10 local labor officials. al.
though dispatches from neiilnrham
state that Fpwlcf Raa the HellinK
ham Labor Councils FLASHED over
money matters
Following the news from neitlnE.
ham. Il Vas reported that the local
Central Labor officials had quarrel.
ed with Fowler over money matters.
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CONDITION SERIOUS

A a result Of a nervous d.Bar-
rangement. James r. Wilson is re-
ported az being In a precarous con-
ditlon AZ the Seattle General hos.
pital Hope has been entertained
that Wilson would recover. but
with the nervous complications tho
physicians regard mis- condition az
extremely serious
Fred Eidemiller and Lincoln
Davis. hurt IN tho same smashup.
who we're taken 10 Providence hos
pltal. are Improving rapidly and
will be able 10 leave for their
homes ia Tacoma IN a few days.
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dents. IA the 80 grass. and run.
ning him OF the campus
Then the ffeshles built their bon.
fire and waited until tho aopho.
m0res Appeared Al about I a. IA
hoping 90 wayiaE the freshmen as
they left the campus The wits
aophs, hawever. fpuaa themselves
out.numbered and wcre bound hand
and loot after fioFca general fiRht
that ranged up aud down Denny
field
Today the sophomore banner was
taken from the varalty water tower
where u was exhibited for two
days. and the freshmen ntrutted
about the campus with the dlgnity
Of upper claaameu.
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In ALAS K A
FOR WITNESS

JUNEAU, Alaska. Sept is.-At.
iorncy Crane Of Spokane. represent.
ing Steve Adams, has arrived here
and IL searching for a missing wit
ness wanted in the famous muir.
der trial lie IL spending today
at Treadwell. where the man. who
y = miner. n supposed 10 be ON.
pioycd or was until a few days
Am
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undertaking would be tremendous.
aud. that Il would require u con.
slant expenditure to maintain the
necessary depth. as the phy steal
conditions Wro such there would
always be q Fladual silt
Naval experts seem 90 be partial
"a Hunters Point as the most log
teal site IN san Francisco bay.
There are already two private dry
docks there. and the largest com.
merelal ships % the Pacific have
not the slightest difficulty in ap,
preaching
That the site be on San Francis.
co hay u being agitated. because OF
The sruat natural advantages a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
SOPHS Are TIED
HAND and FOOT

Tho freshmen AZ the University
~ Washington scored a heavy vic.
tory In their class war with the
s0ph0morea urtnR the early hours
tala morning. when they captured a
crowd Of Is soph0moreA. tied them
hand aud foot and did a war dance
over them. around a rauaing bon
fire built IA the center Of Denny
field.
The freshmen we're out early
last night. 300 strong, booking for
trouble "a no eophomnTes were
In sight the freshmen paraded
around the university grounds in
semi military formation and amused
Themselves BY rolling Arthur Pope.
president Of the Associated stu
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By. Manhattan flats. Sept. IS. a son.
Orchard-To the wife OF William
Orchard. Iiii Thirty first az. 5
Sept ~, a daughter.
Piark--To the vile OF r. j.
Park. T4a Thirty fourth ay.. sept.
III. son.
McCalg TO the wife Of j. Me
CAiS. Jos Twenty seventh Az. s..
Sept Z. a son.
hloxom-Te the wife NJ nioxnm.
III Fourteenth av. s.. Sept IA, a
daughter
Peterson tho wsfe % !. re.
ierson. lois rweufy.third Az. y.
sept 10. a daughter.
Hanson the wife 81 c. J..
hanHpn. fsif Boreu av.. Sept 10. a
daughter
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ASK FOR ASSISTANT .

A committee. appointed hy mem.
bors of the Humane society, waited
upon Mayor Moore this afternoon
with petition. asking that Humane
officer Naupcl be- given an aaaiat-
ant with which 60 properly inyea.
ugate tho cases of8which the 80.
oicti has Information, The com.
mitiee asked Mayor Moore that A.
NJ kcntswho ia at present doing
apecial police work for the police
department. and who la an old 81.
ticer be appointed 10 assist Mr..
Naupol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
PLACE BETS
ON SQUIRES

bet Of record. 5000 TO $50. was
made Mt odds Of 10 to 3. with
Squlros the choice
The day following his fall. there
would have been few 90 back the
sgulres' end hut time works won.
ders and the very men who then
said they did not see how squlres
ever beat any one. are now dead
certain that he is the man 70 win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
POKER PLAYERS
ARE HELD UP
tsy United prsas.l

NEEDLES. Cal. Sept ts-Two
masked men entercd a roam IN the
rear OF a barber shop where a game
~ draw poker was beink indnlred
IN BY nine men. ordered all hands
up and relieved the players ~ their
money amounting % abont 81 eco
The robbers did not offer 20 take
ie~elry or other sNluAhlea. and
after gathering up the cash left
the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
BONAPARTE SPEAKS

CHICAGO. sept rs Attorney
General Bonaparte viii deliver an
address this evening AZ the TINS.
veraiiy Of ChicaEo % the delegates
IN Attendance gron the annual con.
ventlou ~ the national prison az.
a0ciation. hts subject being Pun.
lshmcnt and Pardon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
TO GUST
FOWLER

BEfLfNGHAM. Sept. ~ "A split
has occmrued Ia the Japanese
Korean Exciuaioh league. and AZ =
result President 9Th SAYS Score.
tary Fowler eill be oaated AT the
meeting tonight In Seattle Fowler
f. here and SAYS be- viii carry on
the wurk iuat The same Tie has
rented the opera house Tor tonight 4
mass meeting. and The Pavilion fpr
= meeting Tomorrow alEht tie says
he viii charge 81 and o. admission.
Arbitrary methods and nuubhinx ~
labor delesates Il the cause Of 0ust.
inK Fowler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Is
Followers OF the sporting game are
putting "a o. share Of their time Fix.
ugsng ont what the odds viii be
ON tho squires Sullivan fight that
takes place n week frCm saturday
n Is the opinion that Squires VIII
be- a fayouto In the betting and
a "a worthy Of note that the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

In Cornish chapels the rule is for
the men 10 sit On one side OF tho
building and the women on tho
other A visitor and his flances re-
Gently went TO chapel. Just before
the service began the young man
was greatly astonished when the
chapel steward, observing that the
couple were seated In the same
pew. came over TO him, and. In
penetrating voice. said. Come on
out Of that. me son: We don't ave
no gweeiheartin' ere"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
NEW LAND FoR ENTRY.

10y United preaa.l
fENDthfoN, orr, Sept is
Il Is announced that the umatilla
itrigatlon project viii BIO open for
tillng early IN October An even
thousand acres are now undcr the
ditch aud gN.00o will be ultimately
Terms OF entry have not been an.
nuuusod.
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: ! q rAvENNER.

nv ~. NJ = - ="
s..e Exclusive SerViee,l
s.ss ISLAND NAVY YARD
- 49,, x--Reearalesa Of what
- - ! i selected as a site Tor The
-. 49, bls Pacific naval base, q
almost positive That Mare
- - ! eat q The running
So. i ~ The reasons as sdVanocd
s.n,eent naval official
y - feet could not reach
-. ssna because Of the lack OF
~ s.,er and because there Is
- M ne navy yavA large
- "a anchor large vessels.
y. ~. .s y railroad terminal "a
aans ~ > Az docks The one dry
,s al fses long AZ tor and fle
$50 ". :, e,l.sa,. Is not dcen cuouEh
!. ~, s.~5Ie she largest wsfehlpt o.
Z 80 - - On the way u the Pa
- y. u fssfoot dry dock Is unde5
- -. 4 construction. bus may
- - completed. OWNS % the
y lhal Al he site selected no Dot
= cav b. found. 49,,
1. eass Il war. said this official
x.-e Island. which has cost VI
100. would be a sort OF q white
.AsAaai oae tang q certain y
aaa % begin ever again ard 50
- 4 base On san Franessoo BAY
~ Island would not BE- selected
Sasuse II a lack. Of = deep water
,s,e sArough san Pablo eay Ana
n.fs island straits True. the
,ssfcm cruiser California = Al
Nare Island. having reached shsfs
rksn the tide vas just right. hal
rsh chances coaId nos b depended
upm ii time Of var.
II has heen suggested hat Aare
Hand could be uade appFuachAhle
bya fleet with safileseat drcdSing
rxnarfs repfy the cost OF such an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
sstvars JUDGMENT.

ttEn>as vas granted today 20
eswN Ne~ell IN the aum 81 81.
9 4 azalnst he City % Seattle.
~ shlsA fha city WAS sired FOR
nzg IA which Newell had cash
@ Eiret improvement warrants
flel n fhe year 1853 In that
~ srtnln improveFnenta were
- % Ninth Az. south. and an
tsssneat leTisd with which tn
~ ~ contractor. The warrants
W. leued b the contractor from
Eesial fan4 taken from fhn as
Haieai. and Newell cashed the
ssraais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
REGISTRATION LIGHT.

Reports AZ the city hall this morn.
Ing indicate that registration Of
voters In West Seattle. 20 date. Is
exceedingly light especially Ia the
outlying dlairictA Heavier regis.
trations are expected iate this aft
cruoon In the Aiki. Youngstown and
West Seattle precincts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
SWEDEN CELEBRATING.
10y United press.)

STOCKHOLM. Sept fs.--All
Sweden il celebrating today the sc.
ceaslsn Of King Oscar tO'the throne.
Messages of oongratulaiion have
been received from all parts OF the
world, including one from President
Roosevelt.
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on THE FRONT

x,,nshlp AK sailed taday with
kaxY freight cargo toT Ska9NAy
81 sag posntA
WNh ] capacity cargo and a num.
ass Il railraaa lAhofcra TIE Santa
cxa Ill sAil lnmoFros faf Naldcz
At ksizliA.
,franese liner shlnnao Mara Il
wAaaa2d b srnge in port tomor.
~ sson lha 0rieat
gssn1s liner Assu4n u dar today
n HarnhnFw VITA the west coast
! soask America with a heavy
arr
saam ssAoaner Rainier shifted
|tdzs % Qazftsrmasters iIArbor FOR
da4alrs ind eserhAuliHK
Ssamskip Eureka l. DE from
81 f'szasca today easryinE ore
~ N4asF far Seattle ana Ia.
60
llstas@ steamship Ealfaka
In shi'sed % Tacoma today she
hs4 sfaiE faF the Orient
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A neW vessel. to cost IN the
neighhorhuod ~ $4,000. Ia being
planned By g. w. Hibhs. Of the
Moran Company. Tor the Port
Orchard route between Seattle and
Hremnrton
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Seattle Star Exclusive ssrvIee.J
OYSTER BAY. l.. l.. Sept Ia
These cool September mofnlnga, as
Mark Twain used to say about Ger.
tain things which pleased Huekie.
berry Finn. are nuts" for Presi.
dent Roosevelt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18
BLOW SAFE SECURE
NOTHING BURN STORE

GERNAI8. Ore, Sept lS.-Two
safe robbers entered the store of
Nathan A Nlblar and blew open the
safe with ultr0glyoorlue. The safe
was empty and nothing of value
was secured. Angored nc the fail.
ure to secure any loot. the robbers
SGT fire 20 the store, which burned
TO the ground The loss viii equal
$4,000 No arrests have been
made as yet
what decp wounds ever close
without a SCARF French
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aslAs sgre registered today az
II. ls-To wife Of J. r. viberx
~ Alats av 8. Sept 9. a son
uAsi--To The sife Of " eros
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nanaus, MINING Men.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Sept 1s.--
Nearly 500 guests sat down 70 an
elaborate banquet at the Alexan.
dria last night rendered the mining
men OF Nevada, Arizona and Cali.
fornia by Los Angeles and Nevada
mining stock exchange.
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70 rowing a boat. al rowing long
and hard. no is "ail there"
Sometimes he takes one or more
Of hts boys with him. but often he
goes II alone. The ebig skin be pro
pels was recently valued BY local
waterman at $3.50.
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Never before. on any OF his vaca.
lions. has he devoted 50 much time
10 the water as he has during tho
one now nearing rs close. lie has
almost wholly given up horseback
riding and chops down fewer trees
than formerly. but when IL comes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-18

For a complete furnace for a five
10 eightraom house Tor f03. see
Ia. n. WO0dhouse Co. ii2 uniyora.
ny st. 80
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expect each young lady who was
there 20 make a trip to her fall
length glass. Just Go see II be meant
her.
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ON THE FRONT

Captain H. ". Calne OF the
Alaska Pacific Steamship company.
returned TO the city from San Fran
cisco on the buchanan yesterday
He dcnles the rumor concerning
The purchase Of new vessels.
Steamship 81 ilelens. n0w build.
Ing at Wilmington. Delaware. for
use ON the Pacific coast. In near.
ing completion and win be launched
Ia few days She e. expected
to reach San Francisco In about
two months.
W. u, Lindsay, a former saloon
man. who arrived recently from the
Orient with Japanese woman
whom he claims m hts wife. states
that no wili fisht the effort % tho
Immigration department to deport
tho woman.
Steamship Montara. which arrty.
ed from Nome. petch Harbor and
Itcadweil yesterday. reports fierce
gales neceaaltatlng a return 10 port
on the sound tor the purpose Of
dsacharging a portion Of her deck
cargo.
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TELL

Every child that education
. consists largely IN selfsup-
= port. and earning without
. saving Is frultless Keep
your earnings where they are
= safe and where they draw a
= safe rate Of interest This
. company pays I per cent in
terest. compounded twice a
year. on all savings accounts
= OF {i0o aud upward Call
= and get a Pocket Bank Free.
i. German, Swedish and Nor
wegian languages spoken.
= Capital fully paid 500. 900
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PANcAkE FIOUR EnEE

At the Pure Food Show. corner
Unlon and Seventh. tomorrow
night Ola Plantation brand fft
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The Puget Sound National Ranl,
uaos Washington Fire Insurance
policies. 80
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Old Plantation Pan Cake Flour
given away free az the Pure Food
Show. corner Union and Seventh.
tomorrow afternoon. 'ss
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For a good shampoo. use Soap
Lake Soap. All druggists. 80
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NORFOLK, Va. Sept is-Tho
eleventh annual convention Of the
League Of American Municipalities
ononod here today An interesting
discussion Of the Galveston plan Of
municipal government will be one
of the features OF the convention.
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! yard
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-07-15
POr able
NlvO ESPECIAL De II Gl1B!FlIDEvnw IA D[vOCluw UID!
Ell Gobierno ingles,
Puesto en- guardia

Ottawa. julio 15.Se dice en- esta capital que
Iuslatera tiene e prop6sito de volvera establecer
la estaci6n naval en- la region de los esquimales
que dotara de un crecido n1mero de barcos de que.
IRA. Hace mas de uu ado que Inglaterra habia
rerado de este contineute todas sus fuerzas de
terra, dejando solo en- las fortalezas el personal
para cuidar de elias, conveucida de que no era po-
sible una guerra con los Estados Unidos. Ahora
i,funde sospechas la a6rmaci6u de que tales prcp6-
sitos abrga el gabinete de .Londres pues e scste-
uer en- Ia indcada region crecido ndmero de barccs
d. guerra induce Greer que SD intenci6u no Is en-
modo alguno de apariencia pacffca, aunque 81 sea
evidente que tai intenci6n no habra de ir endere-
zada los Estados Unidos. Sc cree que Inglaterra
prevee Ia aproximaci6n de I'm conaicto en- el cual
t.nga ella que ejercer tai vez decisiva inAuencia.