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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
IN POLICE COURT
Alfred Coles Sent 90 JnlI for Stealing
Automobile Tires

Alfred Coles. colored. was yesterday
convicted of stealing two automobile
tires from a. w. Valentine when ar
raiYned before Justice Crutchheld in
to Jail for four months He was ar
rested by patrolman Jennings.
walter Staples. colored. who was ar
the theft OF several skirts from Marie
Moore, was convicted of pctit larceny
and was sentenced to sixty days In
jail.
Elizabeth White. coiored. was SEN
fenced to Jail for thirty days. charged
with having stolen $50 worth of wash
arrested by Detective Scrgeants X ELAN
and Wiley and Policeman jennings.
William Grinard, colorcd. was SEN
He was charged with having stolen
II gold filled watch from X. &. Lccson.
lie was arrested by Bicycle Policeman
Thurman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
p,.,o, urc.,nt, Full on.

Tho receipts at the Manchester POS
tai Station for the month Of June snow
n 10 per cent decrease from the cor
responding period OF 1913. The coi!ec-
lions for the month amounted To ST.
1928. against S2.533.sl for the prev!-
Gus year.
In observance Of 'hc holiday. the
post Office Will follow the usual holiday
hours OH Saturday. The station Will be
open In the morning from 10 II
O'Clock There VIII he no deliveries
but one collection viii be made in the
morning. Tho carriers window VIII
be open for deliveries from 70 ii
O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
.JOncs-NIc\nunr.,.

southsidc friends have been notified
of the marriage OF Miss Addie +. Nc
Nainara to a ID. Jones. The ceremony
was performed in Washington on June
-, By Rev. James Montgomery. Mr..
and Mrs Jones are now on trip TO
Niagara Falls and New York. on their
return they Will reside at 6cs West
Twcnty-scvcnth street. Woodland
Heights. MIR. Jones IL all engineer on
the Atlantic Coast Line and broth
,r OF Councilman Carter G. Jones.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard RaiIrond Of tho South.

LFFECIIN q APNIL z l9l4.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and south S:i6 A. NJ. AMI d:s'
ror Norfolk: 900 a. NJ 800 p. NJ. AID
For y 8 W Nv. west: CTS \. NJ. $50
a. VI, 300 T. NJ. o:eo p. NJ.
FoT re;crsburg: 1850 a. NJ. 6:i5 A. NJ,
S.i5 a. NJ. 900 y. Nj. ?t0 \. NJ. 300 I. ~
$40 T. NJ 6:"5 L. NJ. 6;55 L. NJ. ~, i NJ.
ii:i5 J.. NJ
Fo- Goldshoro and Fayetteville: 'Eio p. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily; 80 \. NJ.
lG;5 y. N. $50 \. NJ 's:27 A. NJ.
1865 i. 81. 1880 ~ Nj. $50 y. NJ. II 40 p
NJ. GOO l.. NJ, o:35 r. NJ 500 l.. NJ 800 u.
NJ, ii:$p J.. ".
Except sunday. tSurday only.
Time 81 arrival and departure and connec-
lions not guaranteed.
G. S CAMPBELL. y T 4. SIS Mair ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

Joe Kcssnich and his Municipal Band
will cndeavor to entertain Southsidors
tonight in Washington Park The
musicians have prepared an excellent
program, which they viii play. wcath-
cr permitting. The two previously
scheduled concerts have hccn spoiled
on account % rain. Tho first was not
attempted, but the second vas Inter
rupted after four numbers had been
played. Large crowds have been out
on each night and have been disap
pointed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Brooks-Faison Marriage.

4 quiet but pretty wedding was
solclnnized Yesterday morning at the
home OF Rev. T.. r Smith, of swans
boro. when Miss Bertha y. lFaison and
H. II. Brooks. both Of that place, were
united In marriage ia the presence
of relatives and "A few intimate
friends. Following a. Northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will reside at
1900 Decatur street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
nov save. sisters Life.

Earl V. Curtis. ten years old, son OF
r. T. Curtis OF 1920 iIull Street. prob
ably saved the life Of his sister, Mil
dred Catherine, fivo years old, on Tues
day afternoon, when she fell III trench
filled with water In front OF their home.
The little girl toppled into the water.
and the brother ran to her aid. grab
hing her by tho hair. and keeping her
head . bovc tho surface until assist
ancc reached him. Tire water was sew
cral feet deep.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

Suit for $1,000 was nled In tho Law
and Equity Court yesterday By A. 7.
Conrad against tho Ellison Harvey
Company. There was NO declaration
Guy NJ. Cherry and Mrs. Cherry con-
fcssed judgment for 1915 in favor
of r ". (,arN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Judge Drsi-nutrd

Judge George <. Shackclford was dcs-
ignatcd yesterday by Governor Stuart
10 sit in the lIcnrico Circuit Court in
place of Judge II. Carter Scott. Should
the trial Of Mrs. Victor Hall. charged
with the murder OF her husband, not
be postponed In tho Louisa Circuit
Court, some Judge viii have to sit in
the lfcnr!co County Court for Judge
Shackclford ut that time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02

Wesley Ranks. colored. who was ar
burning "a dwelling near Bethel Church.
eight miles from Hampton, on June
Is, was tried before "A magistrate on
June % and sent on To the next term
of the Elizabeth CITY County grand
Jury, which convcncs on the first Mon
day in October. lie was bailed in the
sum II 81 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
scnbonrd Air Line Earnings.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway an
nouncea approximate gross earnings
for the third week In June At s435.57S:
same week last year, S4hG.0i2; decrease
s2n.i6i. For the period from July l.,
1919, TO June %. 1914, the approximate
gross earnings were 24.1W.164. an
Increase over the same period Of last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
,,,ncrn, or Snt,,anic, walker.

Funeral services over the body OF
Nathaniel s. Walker. Who died on Mon
day night at n.!a o'clock in his home,
1920 Porter street. viii take place from
Central Methodist Church this after
noon at o'clock. The Rev. w. y.
rooper will conduct tic services Burial
will be In Oakwood Cemetery. MIR.
Walker leaves his VIE. one daughter,
Miss r. jamie Walker; three sisters and
ono brother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
CHARTERS ISSUED
Colonial Social Club of Uichmond Sc
cmrcs IncorpOrntIon Pnners.


The following charters were issued
by the state Corporation Commission
yesterday:
Trustees Loan and Guaranty Com
pany. Inc, Richmond. $4,000 to 100000.
lteai estate and loan business. Nc
Cullough. president: Sticklcy. secrc =
tary and treasurer. Both Of Birm;ns
Colonial Social club. Inc. Richmond.
No stock; social club II. NJ. Grubbs,
president; :. I. Sticklcy. secretary and
treasurer Both OF Richmond.
southern Fish and oyster Company.
Inc. Norfolk. $4,000 to 10000 Fish
and oyster husicnss. Andrew Etzkcrn.
president; W T.. Irvine. Jr secretary.
Both OF Norfolk.
Roanoke Distillinz Company. Inc.
Roanoke. $1,000 10 $4,000. Liquor bust :
ness. l.. ". Jones. president, G. r.
Garrett, secretary and treasure Both
of nathan.
Empire Trading and Manufacturing
Company. Inc. LynchburS, $4,000 to
$1,000. Jcwelry business w Il. Win
free. president; w H. Stcptoc. secre-
tary. Both Of Lynchburg.
Foreign charters--Thc National Aier-
camille Company, Ltd, a corporation of
the Province OF British Columbia. j.
". Campbell. state agent. Richmond,
$4,000. Mercantile business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Lecture On Voice Pro,,uct,o,.

voice production aud photography or
the voice will be delivered by Pro
fessor j.. McCombic Murray in the
chapel OF the Church Of the Covenant
tonight at S:16 O'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Grass Widowers' Train
Waynesboro to Richmond
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Commencing Monday. July sth. and
continuing each Monday thereafter
during tho summer season, train ar
irving Richmond 10 A. NJ. will start
from Wayncshoro. Va. on Monday
mornings. leaving Waynesboro 5:52 A.
NJ. stopping ut stations between
Wnynesboro and Charlottesville to
take on passengers.
Grass Widowers' t.cKcts will he sold
from Richmond OH SATURDAYS good un-
til Monday following; this train fur
nishlng convenient return time. Spend
sunday on the c. &. .. in the Virginia
Mountains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Observation-Disclosures Water Gap. Pa
-7-7-777777- - 777-7s-7----
RAILROADS
SEaEOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
ht. IN IL 4.

The Progressive Hallway OF the south"
Southhound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily; 900 A. NJ. local to Norma; $50
u. NJ, slcepers and coaches. Atlanta. Blr-
mingham. Jacksonville: 1915 T. NJ. sleeper
10 Hamlet ana coaches to Atlanta and Blr-
ming ham: 1850 \. NJ. slcepcrs. Atlanta. Biz
minsham. Memphis, Jacksonville. Tampa
ana coaches .IHcksonvilc.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond cnlly: 5.b5 A A.. 500 A. NJ. SOS
Il. NJ $50 l.. NJ. Local.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO UORFOLR.
Schedule In Effect May 10. 1914
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: te:o 4. NJ. $50 +. NJ. $50
FOR LVNCHBURG AND THE WEST.
'6:i6 A. NJ. 1850 a. NJ. 1850 p. NJ. 800 p. n
Arrive Richmond from Norfoik: 'll:D A.
NJ. '6:35 y. NJ. III 80 p. 81. From tho West:
$50 A. ~ t2:lo T. ". si:4o p. M. .s:os p.
a.. 800 p NJ.
'Daily. .Daiiy exospt Sunday. ssunday
only.
W. b. DEvILL. VI. c. SAUNDERS
p. T NJ. Roanoke: q. Z. A.. Roanoke.
c. X. BOSLEY. D. p. a.. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

Virginia Ave, close 10 beach and all attrnc-
lions: Capacity 80. every arst-cluss hotel
appointment and comfort. Sea water ha his
private and public: large. cool rooms Gle
yHtor' &C etc American and European
pans: Special American plan Si.5e mn
weekly $40 M daily Booklet
". r SHAW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
MISUNDERSTANDING City
NEW HOTEL MERTON

Vermont Ave. and the beach Flreproof
capacity. $50. Private b1thf, running water
IN rooms. Early season rates. s. up daily
special weekly. Booklet; CHAS. d. PREF
LYMAN, owner and Propr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
DnnncIlr Irineh

John Donnclly, arrested b. BICYCLE
Policeman Bcrtucci. charged with dis
orderly conduct and shooting craps
Was yesterday fined $40 and costs h,
Iu.tirc Crmtrhnnld In the nnilce Cnmri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
OLD DOMINION LIME

I'v RIchEnond 'oot or Ash ST. daily 700 P. 81.
iEcuNc Newport NeWS-....- $500 A. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. ...................... 200 A NJ
Connects with main line s;camets leaving
Norfolk for New York daily. except Sunday
100 p. NJ. Connections also made by n. Z.
" lty. 3 +. NJ. and c. & .. Ry. at 4 p. NJ.
Night line steamers stop at Claremont on
signal! and met by public oonveynnoe
Virginia NAVIGATION CO.-James River
~ daylight for Norfolk Ola Point. Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday,
wednesday ANA Friday at 500 A. NJ Freight
received for all James River points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
SUMMER REs0RTs-Wsst Virgini,
IiE.SOkTS-.AtIantic CITY
WA CT ON

Rooms for visitors; quiet. refined. homclikc.
Near station. Capitol, Library and many
points OF interest. Cars - all parts % city
pass corner. Rates reasonable
MKS. L. l.. kENDIG- 81 {, s.rnn- \. ,,.
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Continued nom, page oreJ

L According to- the advances af1afige-
,neHts5 Governor G1etfiaiss 6f the Ca
bal zene, President Poffas Of the Re-
Ipublie ~ PifHhia. and al paffy df OH
efals wera aboard the Afit0fi ard after
the passage the@ canal began its rdgul
Tar business H.. g.. Il
X Ttfie total cost on the PafIatfis tatfai
will be- aitottt So 900 60. Tie length
from deepp watef1 in thes Atiafitie to
deep water i'm tie Paeiffte is so miles
THEE minimum depthl viii be- 40 feet,
the maxi f4ilff DEPTH 45 feet! II
4 0FeFr 5;a0o. 900 cubic yafGfs Of COM
cfeeee were used IN the corfst ttictioo IN
anal a. ftfGea OF men aTeragfhsg 39,go0'
@eFee efHplegnd r..
There afee 122 l6eKs; eaeitl With al
chamber 100 feet WIDE ana 1905 feet
longs The gates are ana CLOS
eadbsg efeetfieity{ The beats are Ilairlf-
ca through thee canal by the same
peaseFF
/ GatbAn lakees thee highest part OF the
canal lis So feet tabe9ee sea IeSeft The
iesgf6e f fbseh OF esns il stkse saflfe. bur
thafee iss az 2s-f66e tfdee ON the PSaeffief
sides WI ne ON ne t1anffe side there
iss ofiIvy az tRolfe6ti tfde.e
Tina rsaaifead to opass through the
eaaaf issaB6de 4 I zheaFss In "a yoyasef
ff6niil A1easE Y6fE t6 San 2 Fra fftise6 the
eaAaF VIII sase S66B miles. says thes
B6VsF Magazine !
TRhecset of foBeratifis TIT canal Will
besabbat sd b6e. 900 eseh year ana 5oyafl
zs06 0efipIdeees VIII be er9dtiired.a The
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-15

GERlaAeAN Mas & EFT Back eDoSA ofESsN
LoNOCN VA s5itis 4aY
FIERCE EElEfiRH' FosT PofsfigsssE
6HFssEas n6fad FssF
OF asssaf
IN
.
pubshede
tte
thefRaeftcie 80 g -
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Nicagilul6o
|IHNN9T

II Er- T..
( Stocks were weaker today, NTH de.
clltiT1es IN three OF the gin eige sug.if
10aiin' f2atfwfya teeoY ared & 10 I3tl5 foi
| 40, SHARES, white fIflo Railroad eoIrtIttjii
tSUld down e TO 9 for so Shares
oIaa stfil KEEPS up in aetipity WIN
tottt sadraifee 70 40 shares going BET a
boards and 20 on the boafIi at g..
MeBrytie w -uIie hanged III y x 5fof
$50 but gained 4 point fol, { g. In re-
.eess and 400 on the board. d, III
T. Honokaa sold nnehahged at II 10 for
loo shares, Vent better for j. and
closed d the former price forf shares
on the board.
L Paauha'n was uneh hanged at Is for %
shares reported
OnoInea opened = point down at s.
for 10 shares. recovered the loss Tor 45.
then wehf TO 50 for liz ana closed 1T
the adyahce for o saa ares on the board
Hawaiian c tai SOLD down 4
|epint TO IS 81 ~ for 80 shares iii session
b ISahuku droppsd Z TO f7.50 FOR 5
sskapes
Hawaflan Sugar lost one point, 40
Sd ares esJfsSa 4 vs.
I adSaheea "a to e6;g.5i FOR SO
- aqex
I aIaaA sHshssd at4a FOR
aPtses
s Il for
~ SF64eH
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DIX IS Bringing
|. Many HORSES TO
THISDEPARTMENT

Representing the pick Of more than
1000 animals examined in Washing
ton and Oregon by United States sfmy
veterinarses. 475 horses for the army
posts in the Hawaiian Islands viii he
carried By the transport Dix when
she sails srcEa Seattle for Hon0fala
this month. says the Seattle TIRES.
/ The horses have beeH assembled III
the eoFrzIs az Fort LapteH, AgtogAth-
eF 40 were collected for the voyage
but miaoF ailments viii prevent the
uranspsE sation ef four at this time
/ The sEidSlmena is che first heavy one
CT h0resfeslf eriered by tlls army am
tlinridiss % tts FFawaifa4i Islands
where uiiss army posts are being
strengthened steadily by ffie naSioha4
government The number % animals
prepared far the vspaRa,, IN cBnjiific.
tinnl witfi taia fact taia6 more will be
5sliiDpad 10 dir islands later, is taken
aus an Indication t8iHU thu government
lia8 permanently adopted the policy or
converting die islands into a great
military camp Nine thousand SOL
oilers, esastt artillery. cavalry and I'M
ffmttw ara now stationed in tie Hawaii
Jam pBEtss
I Tie Horses to- be taken by tile Dix
will renresenti the first big siiipinentl
dft ttIs Kind made by the government
nntt of Seattle siuce the concentration
on thee ttuaps i'm the PHILIPPINES islands
nffdTr to- that tiinea az large number OF
aniinalss weree required for pachine
pllrlloses IN the tlllpIlnes ana ieaVs9
on iIoFss, were DOT n9lstlal.
me VOTE on llurcgsassHe !, ties hofses
EoFr the i1I1z shlp1se't WIS peesln se'nae
e aso. p1L was e. oqt 'isst,yl
ne alhsst VIII. o take ofa ne ne
oat ne "a 8,
stI0s a. stOVaVA moe ass'slasu
90 e 49,.
les WI iil. - 49, 1850
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AsIlsAM LINDSAY y, manager Of n. H4o
Lagies e somDanys lilo bEanehsRbe
has been at Hon9s9lg The Hast fort E
a,g4f inteEds going 10 ) Kauai next y
fdpesdaYg ion several eHeekss stay
sdsay g takilg q zllch needed yaea- %
u thai was fsEgsdi o. hsm bH III &
lis spRditieH b has iRhawnae
impEovenler IN the short lime
- been here and his IaEtheE Esea- !
hse Garden, Island is .exReeted 81
felx complete the work OF
RESTORATION. -, -
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P8KAALAA Aaeg I5.a~Fhse CaaaT
Zdne ewas the Bcsne of fmaeh "a etlt4ts
lasCs niglatl inlpFepaFatioA Tor the fofinn
ab opening cot the ecanaE to oeoAAes.ce
today EterytlItng h a. sbeeif done Il d
b awe etf1e egrsas work scompletei ewnesf
/ the eceremoa5eB inn connestion with
/ the event commence
The ewsFl department. IS. S SIS AlieOd
wiillicaray ythe eoffitials party tfifotglf
the clocks, frommtl1 he e tlaiaJie cto the
Paci6e!e Aboard the tstesnaeae VIII be
/ 9 Governor g 6e1hais, "a t. the head OF the
Zone government and the c1neif WHO
had chance Oft the greatese part of the
oons1yuctsor,H accompanied q by g Priests
DENT P0fvas ofo the az efsubIic of p sift.i
una. tho mRlnbsrsi D the Pafminahialf
ecahineie and other Pahalna and "a rlere
tiean officialsls TIIaleAncOnBn Will be-
eGolnmantisiE hit C aptpt % IL. IS fifefoi4K.
The AIfconrwtlii icaF4sra FUN eafgdI
and Mili ihaue ehsa hdnofo ofo beine 4hel
srsresssl ethssousif the canal Aot oftIfili
diinB dnigcOnlieetidnaRith lconstrueaioffi
sWorap lock testfagl Sltel Is ID 10l0g0Q
tom steamer
5 DURING the opening eefen6Iies all
other traffin gwilli be suspended btItg
the regular wofsI ofupasssRs steamers
sW IN commence innthe aftefnuan A
alnnbeee fesssis ata&aeh entrances of
the canal care Teayvi TO pass though
4
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, JUIlfiE CHARLES r LEMONS Of
the federal court accompanied bF Mss
.iiignogs, was a departing passenger S
on. the Paeifc lali liner Korea this q.
N b
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Judge whitney this msrniAg gTant1in
ed "a dtvoFce to tE,austina AAiRa fro4uI
Eddie Alma on the ground Of non
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The wireless dispatch s66ve might Sc aksH Indicating ha tie
japanese Lire ayhs Of Fs shhy0 md bssse sh Danger th
tie Psetie Sat sEdrdba ia
shppHs asfsss 81 easts e6ke tie 6e & &
moi &C 81 likely Sc TIE sse iris 9hRs tha
stsE seewsd into tie Y6k6hama btsa
tSsad iP stst @ the Ps we're To- bF made il
10 EtzHefse6 the first 81 ~
seieytd X 6sste eoks 6ss tsst tie t0yds
S-o6s6
sft tsy sPae At y0K66ana t6ffsda tsbs69
pr - ne s 80 ay nse s9e '9yass
dsaysd saIh9
en- II = hoaetS be fepared me
seriously ne T. schsdue IL this
Torxf
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I VESSeES ITO AND $50
/. FROM THE 4 SeknDS !
/. CSpeetF wireless TO- Merehants
f. Exchange.

F. EkY, A0GDsT, f5.
SIN sec sailed August 7
!. 5 sSas ZPaS lana.
SEssss.a q az fsoraing. fa,
S, -. = = SAILS for Yoke
- = 4 n ~. ..sa - for tgr
Eistlfssste - tor Fietorfai
!, 5. Mac A s a. |1||< :. pF . q
- 3 ~ sc SC0 sfv.sd5 &c g.
s. A. 7. Logan. ~ 81
s@ssst s
gs3ft 4 NJ a sailed, August 8.
eg Maru FOR EfanoIllll
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TJRke9 tIaas E5RooPs5.

Formulation II Esargue II lise 200
Population in EVrpnerG l3Q.2Do
Population IA ALL Is eeo GOO. miles
Area I'M EHFpne- 100 80 miles
ARA IN all-T58 SEQ square miles.
AfSnf.e strength, IN aiI go 9l
\ Peace strength, in all 23a. 900
Reserve fFe,.-f;4 ........... $1,000
Var strength .............. 272, 900
, - Isaug9ts keIne built, { Or
Dreadnapghts-2 being built, | pro-
5eetege aesna Uglit haffiesbiHs
lPFsrdEeaanaught battieships 49,. =
Cruisers .,.e. .-........................ 3
lDestrpyeys b..s, ..........y............19
Ferpsd0 boats l-,slz .....,....,..14
Tqrpedo g9inboataid iss., ........... 2
Submarines fpufIdiHgl ee---+so se, 1
Naval officers and men-4a.629.
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G y Z L e
Russia Offers Poland Freedom
If Poles Are Loyal in Crisis

II roles Are Loyal IN IrlSlS
Associated press service as Federal wirelessl g.
sF PETERSBURG, Aug, 10 Grand Duke Nicholas in
the Russia to-day offered Poland self government the
feles will remain loyal Russia in the present crisis
His proclamation to the Poles says
lone hundred and fifty years ego the living body Of Poland
wss tern apart but the SOU Survived and Poland has hved IN
Aepe that the hea Of regeneration and reconciliation with Rus
sia wsea arrive TIE Russian army brings you solemn
news OF this IeesRellaNeA
Russia sxpeess ea loyalty which her history binds
yeE She believes the sweFd which struck her enemies at Cru
eAwa Ret yet Eeaed UAef her sespter Poland viii be
born AGAIN nee ID religion in language and autonomous
Ksssa new marching 10 arms from the PaciG ocean To
AV@TRIN SFEAMER IS CAPTURED
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Xxx. SHINYO MARU LAID OFF

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