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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-07
CHAPTER XII.
The Return OF Anne-Marie.

The courage OF the Marquise dan.
define had been rapidly oozng away
under MaX's dsquietipg questions
and comment and the sudden appear
ance OF Rrachard terrified her. She
gazing with wide eyes at her dis
heveled scnin-law as he entered. The
marquis, unterrified but embarrassed.
knew not what to say. Max discreetiy
withdrew &c the window, leaving mis-
mother 10 account to Brachard for
hcl presence in her own way.
Brachtrd's appearance was such az
10 inspire pity rather than fear. His
shoulders were bent and he seemed
i'll actual physical pain. His face was
white and drawn. The lines over his
eyes were like deep corrugations. His
lips twitched and he moved jerkily,
Gwkwardly. as If he had only partial
control OF his muscles. There was
disturbing pause after his dramatic
but quiet entrance. broken finally by
the marquse. who felt that she must
say something.
Il suppose, Jacques, that-that
you
She could not bring herself 10 speak
of Annc-Marie's fight and stopped.
The marquis began:
Yes. my dear Brachard. We
thought you-oh"-
Brach6rd was looking at him earn
estly, and HonQre's sentence trailo1
eff into nothing. He turned helpless
~ TO his wife, and then TO Max. who
had completely withdrawn from the
situation
Il hope YOU won't take it amiss,"
Brachard said quietly. butw it'll a
strained badly controlled voice.
"Amiss that | came mp. | hesitated."
He stopped, evidently expecting
them to go. Max. with reader appre.
citation Of the situation, turned and
beckoneI his mother and father to-
ward the door. They were oblivious.
Brachari spoke again.
1T would be better, when Anne
Marie comes back--if-Td rather
be alone with her
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow)
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In that case what are you doins
here?'
I'VE had TO come. Max" the MAJ
quise explained. I'VE got a message
from Clothilde, the maid
"Oh. you're working for the maid
Are you trying To tease me at suCn
time as this. when I'm nearly dis
tracted?' the marquise protested.
near 10 tears again.
You're very thoughtless and dis
respectful Htonore said. reproyingly,
10 his son. and, besides. you smell
OF wine
The Shadow OF 6rachard!
- ought TO, Max replied. compla-
Gently. I've had about a barrel. BuJ
! can see pretty clear all the same.
and If You don't believe il let me tell
you that ! saw a shadow--a dim Out
line-on the opposite side of the
Avenue Malakoff at came up. and II
was very much like the shadow Of
Jacques BraCkard"
The marquise almost tainted at the
dreaded lame, and at the thought
that he was lowering in nearby shad
ows. watching them. She sank down
on chair
He's watching for Marie. waiting
10 spring out on her" she cried fear
fully.
Spring on her" Max repeated III
disgust. Great heavens. don't you
suppose it's the man he's after?"
Saints above" cried the distracted
marquise. There's sure TO be 4
ir.ghtful outcome from all this
1t wouldn't surprise me at all. >
Max answered cheerfully. And here
YOU are, mixing yourself up in 1t. Do
you know how | look at IL? It's lun-
acy. Come; come along. | say; aud
I'll set you two down al home
But We must think about 1t. Max.
Honore began impressively. when a
noise below made him stop.
The marQuise gave little cry al
they heard a step in the hall. Max
drew To one side of the room.
You ste. he's here" he said with
a shrug.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-07
TODAY'S BEST STORY.

Frank 5. Lahm the father OF Lieut..
l.ahm. the champion balloonist. had a
twentyminute sail in Wilbur Wright ;
aeroplane at lie Mans last month. In
Paris afterward he talked of aviation.
THE sensation Of flying. he said,
lis like that of sailing in very swift
steamship, without any vibration. OF
rolling over a sea perfectly smooth.
Il was lucky TO go mp. Mr.. Wright
has hundreds of applications for
flights He has TO refuse 80 in each
hundred But his refusals are put
delicately. They are delicate as the
young husbands dismissal of his wife $
mother.
This lady had been visiting at the
mans house steadily for seven months.
On toward Christmas time she said TO
him:
John, | am going to have my pho
tograph taken as a Christmas gift for
YOU and Minnie What dress do you
prefer me in?''
Your travelling gown. dear moth
err the son-in-law replied. Elk
change
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always find an excuse for crossing a
muddy street.
If some women haven't any one 10
talk 10 they chew gum so their Jaws
won't get rusty
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CHAPTER xl.-tcontinued,)

III y
Al welcome advertisement before
Ihl the unfortunate marquis could
- finish remark which prob
ably would have involved him
more deeply. The marquiso hurried 10
the window.
Its Max It's the dear boy" she
erred. Hes just driven up. I'm glad
he's come at last, To set things
straisht.' she added. with IA whitening
look AT the marquis. Hell know
lust what 10 do Come in. my boy;
come in. Max" she cried as she
heard his step i'm the hall.
Max entered. lie was In his even
ing clothes. breezy. impairment, youth
Jul. tribe more under the influence
of wine than he had been at home. but
still very prcsentable.
Il didn't delay, did IL he cried
gaily. Josef let the machine out. NO
one in the streets. YOU know, anu we
shot across.
Listen. Max" the marquis inter.
iupted impatiently. You must tell
us what 10 do"
Max's face took on comically judi
cial expression and ne sat down.
IT'S terrible. Max; terrible. his
mother said.
An Incoherent Marquise.
Yes, but what? You haven't said
wtat?"
This Max I'm word jacques
went 10 the railroad station tonight,
and didn't take the train"
What OF it," Max asked good ma
ruredly
He smiled beamingly on both mis-
parents. The marquise was so filled
with excitement and eagerness that
she was growing momentarily less
coherent
Marie didn't know. she cried.
Didn't know what" Max asked
wonderingly.
"She supposed he had gone the
marquise explained.
We'll. so did L."
Eyes. but don't you see? lie came
back and she wasn't here
Max looked rather hopelessly at his
father for further illumination, and
the marquis repeated after his wife,
in the most impressive voice at his
command:
She wasn't here"
Go on. I'm listening Max said
resignedly.
Don't you see?" the marquise
asked.
II see that much. Jacques came
back she wasn't here. What is there
to it,"
He came in" the marquise cried
desperately. and tried to ind her;
and broke down doors; and rushed out
again like mailman"
Good what else?" Max cried.
In heavens name, isn't that
enough?"
You mean YOU got me here for
this?" the young man asked.
you don't understand, my son,
Honore said impressively, crossing
over 10 Max,
oh. yes ! do. | understand per
fectlv.'
What are You Doing Here?"
But what's 10 be done. Max" the
marquise implored. on the point o.
tears.
What can we do? That's the ques-
ton"
Nothing OF the kind" Max said
promptly. The question is, what are
you two doing here?'
What's that? What do you mean
both the marquis and his wife asked
in establishment.
What in the name OF the saints
are YOU Going in this house," Max
asked impressively. standing and
speaking each word slowly and sep
arately. who invited you?"
Invited u.s." the marquis repeated.
That's il, said Max. Go on; tell
me
"Why-mc-cam
Was Il the owner of the house?
persisted Max.
81 tell you he rushed out like Il
mailman.
"Then OF course II was Marie.
Not az all. said Honorc.
Eve don't even know where she
Is" the marquise added
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she has some new piece of gossip to
turn loose.
IA man Is only half man until
after he gets married. says a woman
writer. Yes. and after that he may
be nobody at all
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The Truth No Matter
Wbom Ii Helps or Hurts.

Mayor-elect Breitmeyer wants
the city to pay $4,000 for an auto
mobile for his use when he steps
into Office.
1t is contended that the mayor
of Detroit is frequently called
upon to entertain distinguished
visitors and that an auto has 10
be rented now at the stiff figure
of SIS an hour in showing such
visitors about the city.
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BY a Woman Halter.

II doesn't take very bright wo-
man TO dazzle the average man.
The widow In the flower OF her
youth is not discouraged by weeds.
An ex-husDand is apt to think thai
alimony means all the money.
The girl with a shapely ankle cen
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"SAMSON'. 8 JOSEPH
n,RpIEM

novezation OF the play now running tho Criterion
Israel published by permission Charles Frohman)
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses Ssait
ten thousand shares IN the local rnarSat ssins
balance. In the London market eonsos ~
heavy and foreign bonds were inclined % sl Z
being ssntfnneutalIv affected BY the disturaans
Spain. The general market was Inactive Z =
important price changes Call money az ne -
capital was easy. and no inportant noFells-- =
reported in discounts at that centre or on ne =
tinent The Bank Of England made -
return. showing a percentage ot reserve We =
the eieht-year average for this time OF As -
though the actual reserve. as compareo -
week ago. showed a small loss
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-Dtv1 A's :
declared as follows. Chicago. Ni"11AE.
Paul. regular semi-aunual 81 per cent ~H ~. -
ferred and the same on the common paya-s,-
ter7ber / Consolidated Gas, regular llaTteig -
cent payable September .. Natlonai H-i-'
Mexico semi-annUal I Per cent on us Ss-. --'
ferred PAYABLE August 10 Pressed Sleei - -
pany. regular quarterly "a per GEM $3.50 -
ferred, PAYABLE August .. American So. -,
COupauv. 4 per cent on the common S'oeA :.
in quarterly instaInlents beginning sep'emOs
ROCK ISLANDS FINANCES--Inoss -
most familiar with the finances OF tne . - -,
San Francisco Railroad Company co 10 - -
that IL will be necessary 70 90 any e,-.,rj
for about eighteen months All OF tHe - :.
needs of an extraordinary character nav 49,. -,
,.t5ed for through the recent sale Of Spo"'e -
TO Suever & Co. which were reSoid ~ ~ {. - - 4
OF Paris bankers II !s urderstood u''- /
pany now has no floating deot- %. a.,
STEEL BILLETS HIGHER--Steel ,l.sI,r oNl.sI- = /
coming scarce and manufacturers are 80 - =
rniurus ranging from 81 10 : 4 ton oee sfT.,s .
price for immediate delivery besseilS besss I7,-.--s
selling as high as S25 and SO ton n ~ .s nj
district The base price Of one E Edsl * :
ga but il is taking no business ulle 80 --rrss
The heavy demand for blliets IS due - -
I'm the production OF the finishing Hills :, sr.s
I.ACKAWANNA COAL COMPANi ~ 500
RT-SIN ESS-AH the collieries OF lne.-- me =
Tackawanna & Western Railroad C CO.-s - Z
shut down Friday and Saturday 50 q - --.vss
all prepared coal in breakers and 80 ,si-s = 4
tory 10 entering upon the CONTRACT - ~ ,ss ~ :
coal is 10 be sold at the u1ireS % ~ '-,rsrf
ware. Iackawanna and Western Coai e0'-.sI l.o,.sI
PHILADELPHIA BONDS--A can -. ~. Ess.s Egss.ss
for a new issue. Of bonds BY the cry o..- - -rs
phta indicates that the municpaI - sos 4 -
will be called upon 20 take some $50 - his =
bonds in the early fall The creatiOI sora 80
is OF considerable interest TO munlcipa- - sol
In this city. as practically all OF men ls,-,r,.r
among the bidders for bonds OF this - =. ~ i
BETH .EHEN STEEL FINANCl l',..,s,si -
lehem St eI Corporation has about CoDs ss.ss %
for the issuance OF S5.O0O.Ooo notes 70 - rrss
60 500 600 notes now outstanding an - vurs =
funds for the completion OF consu
der way and work contemplated
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. July 29.-The weekly return OF the
Bank OF England shows the following changes:
Total decreased 81 462 600; circulation de-
creased s2s, ,oo6 bullion decreased s1,49O 0OO other
securities decreased S55s.00O other deposits de-
creased s2.20I000; public deposits decreased
SIs2,e00; government securities unchanged. The
proportion Of the banks reserve TO liabilities is
80 per cent against % 10 per last week
and compares with advance from 5o1s TO 503s in
this week last year The of discount
changed at 2bz per cent. The checks cleared by the
London banks for the week aggregate f2l2 800 600.
Paris July 29-The weekly return Of the Bank
Of France shows the following changes: Gold
hand increased 800 900 francs and silver on hand
s5O0. Geo francs.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market on the Consolidated Exchange closed
strong and active after a day of rather genera
dulness In the final dealings the demand 1o1
stocks became pronounced all around the roonl
With number Of the prominent issues touching
higher prices than attained on the STOCK
Exchange Union Pacific closed at ZOOS, or q OF
noint above the high figure reached on the other
hoard Reading went to 157as against l5ll4 on the
other exchange; Southern Pacific to 1919. agalhS,
IS4a; Amalgamated Copper TO s913r against S5s' anu
New York Central to 14O1s against 40 Inc iaS'
named vas unusually active. In the early fore
noon the tendency of the floor traders was 10 PuI
out limited short lines. They based tnelr oeaLIsn ~
ent tariff deadlock. but later. when IquloatlOp
failed to show covering developed Eariy IN tle
day special attention was PAID 70 huilIoet o -
d Texas, Southern Railway common CehtrH
Leather and Western Maryland Detailed opera
tions follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

soeculation in the rarke, for outside securities
was quiet with the exception OF the hiSh price, IN
with a further sharp upward tendency FIlSs
movements in general. however. were somewhat
irrep,,Iar the mining issues developing an easier
tendency in spots on limited selling orders. Amer
team Tobacco made further advance OF points
on fairly active buying. Standard Oil moved up
to,nts on Increased dealings; Chicago Subway was
IRREGULAR In the mining list Nevada Consolidated
was a shade higher. Cobalt Central. after early
frmness ran off slightly but Yukon Gold and
Miami held steady In bonds Western Pacific %
were more active at an Improvement OF g, and
Jones &, Iaughiin 5s ruled firm
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30

erals they will find the usual gullible operators
who always buy at the top and sell on declines
The Bank Of England made no change In us
minimum rate OF discount yesterday, and showed
a percentage of reserve 10 liability Of 52.3.
against 52.06 a week ago. 5o.12 last year and
an eight-year average of a trife more than 40
per cent. Domestic exchange continued 70 move
lnrr.n
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money on call opened at Is
Ter cent highest per cent; lowest, 1s& per cent
last loan Il. per cent; closing. l@4a1is per cent
ruling rate rs per cent. Time money was talrly
active and firmer. Rates. "a per cent for sixty
days ~ per cent for ninety days. 2S4QS per cen'
for four months. 554Gsiz per cent for five months
slSGsst per cent six months and 3zG5S4 per cel
for seven months. Mercantile paper came INTO the
market moderately. Rates. 3eq4 per cent Ior sXty
10 ninety DAYS ndorsed bills receivable. S2Q4 per
cent for choice four to six months slpsle names
and az for others less well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with rates virtually ul-
changed at g740a4s745 for cables. 4SIl5 bid ana
asked for demand sterling and 4.S5>444S0o9 Tor
sixtv-iav bills. Short francs were quoted at 0IOisV
6ls7s plus 1S2 and short reichsmarks at so7s less
1-ss The market developed renewed weakness
around midday falling 10 TO Is points from the high
level Gables were quoted at 4.S7S9q4 s7S5. demand
sterling Asa SOS and sixtyday bills at 4s5@<
Short francs held around 516Ts and short reichs-
marks g5ss less l-32. The demand for remittance
was light while offerings of bills were plentiful,
some of them being against London's purchases OF
stocks, while others represented loans negotiated
abroad the hardening in time money facilitating
these transactions.
Bankers posted rates were as follows:
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sex dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London. 2 per cent. open market discount rate for
short bills. ~ per cent; long bills 19SGl 7-I6 ner
cert: Berlin discount rate, eI per cent Paris dis
eount rate, III per cent. Poris exchange on Lon
don. - francs ISs4 centimes Berlin exchange on
London. 20 marks 43iz pfe1nigs. Bar gold rs Cd
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money s394 per cent; for the account s33. French
rentes 81 francs e7Iz centines.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
ted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANCE-Boston, &c discount
Chicago, 1ar; San Francisco. sight &c, telegraph
nc uremiuYn: New Orleans, commercial 25c dis
count bank 81 premium; Charleston, buying par.
selling lilo premium; St Louis, zoe discount bld
20 discount asked.
RANK CLEARINGS- - New York, exchanges
s2T5 5IO balances s122S7,40S Chicago exchanges
s42 4e4 $50, balances SS562049; Boston, exchanges
e. 20T O41, balances Sl5s56l7: Baltimore. eX-
changes 81. .43s 500. balances s4S2.92S.
SILVER MARkET-Commercial bar silver, 5o&c
Mexican silver dollars, SAC. Bar silver in London
closed at 23asd. a decline Of 1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 1910; Lisbon
l150.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2011L.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, s1.25s,3s0 internal rev.
enue receipts. s55S, ,103 miscellaneous receipts
sIS5, Sal Receipts for the day. s2,O52l25; eXpendi
tu-es Sl,4Sl, 726. Receipts for the month TO date
s46 255 SCI; expenditures, S61 995529; OF
penditures, s15. 13S. .96s.
UB-TRi1ASURY-The Sub Treasury debtor
20 the Clearing House s1,lO7,556.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
THE BALTIMORE 6 OHIO RArLao,0 :,
OFFICE OF THE SEcRETARY.

Baltimore. Nd. July -.
The Board OF Directors this dav s.-,,-.,
the net earnings Of the Company FOR me g. -. =
ended June 80 1900. a dividend of Tu-rs = -
CENT. on the Preferred Stock % the C,,--,,.-. 2
paid September J. 1909 20 the stockHof5s-.A =. ~
at the close OF business on JULY 81 l9a0 -
The Board also declared from the snrp,,, -
OF the Company dividend of THREE f3i 5r5aa-.1
on the Common Stock Of the Company us-,s,- .,
ternber I. 1909. 20 the stockholders OF rseors .
close Of business on july 81. 1909. =
The Transfer Books viii not close.
9 " WOOLFOR0 g.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, July q, p. m.-The market for Amer
ican securities was quiet with fair dealings IN the
Steel and Hartman issues. Price changes were
confined 10 fractions. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the las: actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for goveSnment bonds compared with
Wadpe
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & ca No. 25 Broad
street New York. and No. 122 South 4th street,
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MINNEAPOLIS & ST LOUIS RAILROAD
Coupons due August j. l9oa from Nnnsapaiss Z
af,er thar date az the ofce ~ the Cornpazv, 2 n
S.rss, Tsvr work F n DAVIS Trs1r-
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CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS & LOUIsyHIr
RAILWAY COlEPANG

No. . Broadwar. y 7, july q "a,
COUPONS % the First Mortgage Bonds of -5s -.
& Indianapolis Division of the Louisville Ns= 49,
4, Chicago Railway Ccrpauv. due Augus- fr -
will be paid at the ofce ~ Nessrs J P Nor-s- =
. Wall Street. New York
J A. HILTON sa---,-
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BOSTON cuRs STOCKS

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Relnhardt, 10 Sac sOss
VI III New YORK and No. 10 Exchange FiA1@ -
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing 1eO9-22.
FURNISHED by swartwout & AppenLelar. No. 40 Pine
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CLEVELAND & PITTsBrRG RRm


Clevsi land o. july zSh ~
DIVIDEND NOTICEl-The regular qIsr-er< sasf
Of = = rrpor the Regular Guaranteed stock ar5 =
the Special Guaranteed HsTteruent stock q this
will BE- paid On and after September lst. 100 4 ,
Office Of Messrs Winsloyv. Llnier & %. 80 Ce,ar -
EeV YORK Citv % Stockholders % recori a Re sst
business August 10. 1909 j. z kJCSs. nezz
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INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Jsvn,l
DiUidend Notices.
FERRecaRRILss EAcIoHlLEs nr ",

New York Czxy. July a
FIRST PREFERRED STOCK DrgTpENr :.
A SENT annual dividend Of One Per c,,, -
G9d S., or a Two MS1ifan d lea ,s Gos Pesos per % -
pany. has been declared payable August IN = "a, -s
holders OF Dividend Warrants No g. annsr.s -
Gates representing such stock. upon prsssn,a,, =
render OF such Warrants 10 the company At Ia =.
New York or Mexico nj
Dividend Warrants are payable az ootor a -.
the rate of Two Mexican Gold Pesos n tss X. o
in the City Of Mexico in Mexican Cold ps.1. .a -
City OF New York in United States Cod - ~. q !
lent 70 -
z 2. BAsHFORD. A..is.,,. =.
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JEFFFESON 4 CLARIFIED
COAV 4 VPON FO

A Dividend of two and one-haif Per cent IA :.
declared the preferred stock % tris Cornrsuv ~
August 18th. next 70 stockholders % recor5 Aurv
1900 at 2. NJ Dividend checks viii be rslsf -
Transfer Agents OF the ConpaEy
GEO. H CLCSE, T-slz-
Rochester. July %. 1863
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
BONDS.

SELLS cents per share. TODD lOts
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30

NEW ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD co.
First Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold Basa,
Coupon No. :. due august !. 1903. VII 5e HlE
maturity at the Office -
FISK 6 ROBINSON, 55 Cedar 81, =,
A. LEHR. TresE7-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-30
1000 West Nd As ... 81
1000 Westingh S F Is. 6:
1000 do ...s........ o.
1000 " y Y & = Gen
IS ........... S.
1000 " I'm + e. T z a.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Total sales Of bonds. 81. 800. 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05
TIE IN SPANISH STATE
COUNCIL MAY PREVENT
WAR AGAINST MOROCCO

MADRID, Oct. 4.-The extension of
the field operations in Africa, to which
the government is now committed by
the dispatch of reinforcements to Cen
eral Marina, the Spanish commander,
is further complicated by the possi-
biIity of a regular declaration of war
between Morocco and Spain.
While the Cortes is closed, it be-
comes the duty of the council of state
to authorize unforeseen expenditures,
and rumors are afioat today of dissen-
sions in the council. IL is understood
the military party, the influence of
which is growing, now insists the mil
itary efforts and sacrifices in Africa,
must be compensated by the permanent
occupation of the Moroccan coast, be-
tween Cape Tres Forcas and Tetuan.
King Alfonso is disposed to sympa-
thize with the claims of the militarists,
but an unexpected obstacle has arisen
in the council, where the four liberals,
who have been opposing the campaign
in Morocco as military adventure,
have been Joined by another liberal,
creating a tie.