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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
FIVE DIVISIONS FOR
1914RIFLE MATCHES
Country Split Into Districts to
Avoid Cost Of One Gen.
trail Range.
CIVILIANS MAY COMPETE
Contest Will Be Held at Sea
Grit, Jacksonville, Fort Riley
and Portland, Ore.
CIVILIANS MAY COMPETE

While all Europe II engaged In war.
the United States Is going ahead training
It's small army and It's organized militia
TO tho proper state of efficiency. One
feature of it's training 10 the annual rife
shooting competitions which have done
50 much to make our soldiers the most
skilful of marksmen.
For some years there has been held at
one central point a big shoot to which
were sent teams representing every State
and Territory, as we'll as the army. navy
and marine corps. As the expenses incl
dent to the Journey to a central point
worked a hardship on those States furth-
est away from the tournament 1t was
decided this year TO try an innovation by
dividing the country into nve divisions
and having tho national and National
Rife Association matches in each OF the
divisions. thus equalizing TO consider
able extent the expense of transportation
for State teams.
The matches Of tho Eastern States
known as Division A, which includes
Maine New Hampshire. Vermont Massa-
chusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut. New
York, Pennsylvania New Jersey. Della
ware Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia
and the DISTRICT Of Columbia, will be held
at the Sea Girt, n. J.. range beginning
August "a II is expected that all of the
above States, with the exception OF Penn
sylvania, Maryland. and probably YER
mont and Virginia. will send teams.
There will also be n team from the United
States Army. which is being trained at
Fort Ethan Allen. VI. and which Is in
charge of Capt. James A. Romeyn. U.
s. A.. and a team from the United States
Marine Corps stationed within the divi-
sion.
Open to individuals.
4 departure In this years ma tches Is
the throwing open OF the Government and
National Rife Association matches TO
teams and individuals from institutions
OF learning having military departments.
There will also be competition for
civilian rifle clubs This class has grown
greatly In the last few months. owing "a
the free issue OF rifles and amUunition
to them.
AT the Sea Girt shoot. there will be
held tryout for the selection OF a team
to represent tho United States in the CON-
| petition 10 be held in Canada for the
| Palma trophy. There will also be en-
other international match for tho National
| Guard Association trophy representing
| the worlds Individual long range cham
/ plonship The executive officer for the
! Sea Girt shoot will be Brig.-Gen. Bird w
| Spencer, n O., n J.
The matches of the Southern division.
/ known as Division II. including the States
Of North and South Carolina, Georgia,
/ Florida. Kentucky. Tennessee, Alabama
and Mississippi. will be held ut Jackson
VILE. Fla. beginning october 6. All OF
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these States will send teams. with the ex-
ception of South Carolina. This will he
the baptism for the new Florida State
range, which Is one of tho largest in the
country and which Is n candidate for the
national matches OF 1915. The executive
officer for this shoot will be Gen. J.
CLIFFORD r. Foster. Florida State troops.
No Match This Year.
Included In Division C are tho States
of Ohio. Michigan. Indiana, Illinois. wis
constr. Minnesota. Iowa and No. tn and
South Dakota. There will be no oompe-
tition in this division this year. but the
states which desire to participate in the
matches may send teams to the near
est divisional shoot which will be that
of Division ID. to he held at Fort Riley.
Kan. beginning September rs. The ex-
ecutive officer will be Brig. Gen. G. l. Mar
tin. n. q. *. In this division are Mis-
siouri Arkansas, Louisiana, Nebraska.
Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas. Wyoming Col
orado. New Mexico and Arizona IL I.
not known how many OF these States vii,
be represented
The States OF the Northwest and Pa
cthc coast are in Division Il. These are
Montana, Idaho. Utah. Nevada. Cali
fornia. Oregon Washington and tho Ter
ritory of Hawaii Tho matches are TO
tember 3. and the executive officer will
be Brig. Gen. William Il. Finer. O. N. q.
At all these competitions. IN addition
to the interstate match, will be held an
Individual rifle match. Individual pistol
match and all OF the time honored
matches OF the National Rife Associa-
ton. which include the Wimbledon cup.
the Leech cup. Marine Corps cup and
the divisional regimental and company
championships.
Owing 20 tho state of war which exists
throughout the world these matches will
have added interest this year. II Is 10
be regretted. however, that tho army Is
taking no part in these matches. beyond
the team which IL TO compete at Sea
Grit
Programmes OF tho different divisional
shoots may he secured from the post
| adjutant at the different ranges where
! the competitions are to be held.
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Tss ..'..s from Europe have indicated
w. plainly to those who have taken
,....... . o.. study ot colonial projects
~ ,. European countries that the maps
Of .u.f.I Ni suffer important changes
In a..s. ....n.u's than Europe.
y. tt ..r.I'r the possessions Of the
,,s... countries. e is interesting to see
Row pill. r.,,H 90 interests between tho
r.... ambitions OF Germany. England
srI r..... is to'v to resound through
~. Confines. ed. Africa For the present
r..- B. ....,a.s !u other parts OF the
a0..I .... .. Regarded, az Full OF I'M
ro..., probability is the situation In
Hs ,... .utrrut
t. Alexander Powell says in his recent
sor rs. Last Frontier:
",1, ..v. witnessed one OF the most
r,nar. I..y episodes IN the history Of
,he vu..4 lu less than generation
". hu,. s,.u ,ac French dream OF an
Ae..t4 ... ge stretching without inter-
ril,,..s '-aw the Mediterranean TO the
-o.-l literally fulfilled In
N. ~ .-.... years that have elapsed
sr-. Frances aimee terrible her neg
le...I t.I scattered colonies have been
.s,,... INTO ID third empire. an en-
80. .... sea. She has had her revenge
r. Of. ,-- ~ Nlsnce-L Lorraine by fore
SAILING r.u'uu.c colonial ambition in
g.. au,t,r 81 the globe, In China,
ANS, ...t Equatoria and In Morocco
,hs advance of the German vorlopers
ta. a... .u.,d by tho harsh "Qui v've ''
o. .. French y'dct'os. Her
.1ss., of influence extended over As per
-.7. .f PHI. .ud area and - per cent. OF
the rnr.'lt Ion of Africa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
CTTYS EXHIBIT IN LYONS SAFE.
Fouau~ Says International Fair IL
Ont of War Zone,

Martin j.. Bouque, New York city's
Representative at the International Ex-
position now being held at Lyons, France.
said yesterday that the exhibit, which
cost this city 100000, WAS IN no danger
of destruction. Lyons Is 800 miles south
Of Paris and is far away from tho zone
of fighting,
Mr. Fouque In planning 10 leave r..
France on October /, when the expos
tion ends, 10 pack and ship the exhibi
to san Francisco, where II will he shown
at the Panama-Pacinc Exposition.
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BARKER ASKS U.s. TO
BUY 200 STEAMERS
Philadelphia Begs Congress to
Use S20O,0OO,O0O Now for
Merchant Marine.
HAS A BIG TRADING PLAN
Organization Being Formed to
Get Business Of South
America.

PHiLApELPHiA. Aug. SIN a comnuni-
cation sent to Congress to-day Wharton
Barker presented in definite form a propo-
sition for the United States to apply i'm
mediately 5000, 900 900 of public funds to
purchase from SO to 200 large steamships
with which TO establish ocean lines and
so reopen the foreign commerce. OF tho
country now interrupted by the European
war.
His plan Is that such ships and others
TO be constructed in American shipyards
shall be operated by the Government and
at freight and passenger rates no more
than enough to cover costs and to nav tho
capital investment I'm fifteen years
Mr.. Barker in statement outlined
plan under consideration for the crca-
ton OF great American trading and
banking association TO develop America,
commerce with all countries to the south
OF the United States.
Now that the war has cut Off German
exports TO such countries and makes 4.
prublematical how much Great Brita n
VIII he able to supply, Mr. Barker feels
that rare opportunity for American
enterprise Is presented lie believes that
Philadelphia and Boston make the nat
urel ports for shipments Of these products
AMI manufactures which the southern
parts OF the American hemisphere most
need.
Concerning the trading and banking
project or which he has been quietly at
work Mr.. Barker sad
Natural Expansion Of Y. =.
THE natural expa 1sion OF trade for
the United States is with nations Of
the American continent. not with nations
OF Europe and Asia Proper and ade-
quate trade with nations Of South Amer
lea, when proper steamship. banking and
commercial facilities are provided. will
| increase the expectation u manufactured
| products Of tho United States to an
amount not less than $3.50. 900 600 per an
mum at the beginning Of he now much
| needed facilities, and this Increase would
| be enlarged from year TO year
THE war IN Europe makes this oppor-
| tunity far greater han prior 40 Il. The
bank proposal made IN the new reserve
| bank law is inadequate because the mer.
| chant who understands the needs Of the
| pc ople OF South America is "A necessary
| part OF the great operation now poss BILE.
ITO meet this need Of combined mer-
! chant and banker have during some
| weeks been I'm correspondence and com
ference with influential manufacturers and
! hnancieTs here and In other parts Of the
| country looking 70 Immediate establish
meut OF the Americ IN Financial and Conf
| mcrcal Association.
This concern must have capital of
not less than 500, 00O,0OO cash at the
| start which should he subscribed by the
! large number OF manufacturers and
others whose products would be sold In
South and Central American countries
| Many American products are as we'll
! adapted for consumption In such coun.
tries as are British. German and Bel.
gian manufactures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-09
WON'T SEND DEFERRED CABLES,
French Government suspends Ac-
ceptnnce OF Message.

Tho Commercial Gable Company an
nounced yesterday that 1t has been noti-
fled by the French Government that on
account OF the congestion of cable and
telegraph traffic. the acceptance and
transmission of deferred cable dispatches
is suspended on all lts lines,
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ITO French empire in the northern part
a. \.-.l alone ~ in length as far as
IRON IH0 tlo 20 san Francisco ana IN
ds',h 1s far as from Milwaukee TO the
ri'y = Mexico. In the requirement OF
Tbs size has been often at odds with the
ka.a,r whose possessions In Africa are
reart as large as tn" portion or me
r,..f states west VI the Mississippi
River
IN TORN the activities OF the Kaiser
d., ,sr.,a have FLASHED also with the
,,.o..I designs Of Great Britain.
G-.Yt Britain. with control over EGyp,
and 'u, country about the southern point
o, .t-,l extending northward' Is broken
IN "- continuity tn serious way ohIy py
ha posse. sIous or Germany on the east
.U.-'
-..... , vond~ous difference in the
-,trnls - r.lon.zation between these
r., countries II is said when the
r-rrs. occupy p country the iirst thing
49,. III t-a custom house. the Germans
h.~rI,r. AVID the French railway.
As , result ~ one clash between the
French and tho Germans the latter nave
.alsr , good bite out Of the rich Nor
.,-r.r country IN the northwestern cor
re- ~ As-.,t They have haggled much
and CROSSED .a,h others purpose often be
Tow Germany managed 10 secure what
foo,ted she has IN tho Dark Continent
SIZE has gained every inch Of African ter
r!'ory NJ tho expense ~ friction.
Not ~ mention the possibility, which ~
n, remote. that the French IN the pres
sr' v,r insight bring M native soldlery
rom hoe African possessions let us con-
slls- ,yr1, mas. pnssihlv occur in repart'-
tim ~ o., territory already held In the
Fsa' southern continent.
Possibly CROUCH has been Indicated or
,'he poe. h..tf,s 1s between France ana
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Ersland's First Move in Africa.

N me Nsspdtoh TO the Sun
Io>ruN Nug st was officially
announced today that the British
cod Cw- forces have occupied
G,rwu Io-y'an1 without resist
ar"e.
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But will the Kaiser dare try tho hazard
OF aggressive action in Afrca--or will
Great Britain and France press the war
In that part Of the world against their
mutual Zoe and deprive him OF his colonial
posses siOns altogether? In either event
IL is inconccivahle that the territorial d.
visions OF Africa will remain as they are
to-day when tho treaty OF peace shall
have been signed at the end of the present
conflict
A glance at the military positions Of
Germany and France In Africa will be In
teresting IN view OF tho ominous uncer-
talntlcs OF the situation. one thing must
be borne clearly in mind in any attempt
to understand the strength OF France as a
colonial power in Africa. and that Is the
loyalty OF her subject races. France has
accomplished IN Africa what no other
colonizlng Power has ever approached
in Africa or any other black mans coun-
try. She has made Frenchmen OF her
subject peoples
The Egyptian fellah may respect his
British master, but he does not love him.
The black man OF the German possessions
both fears and detests the ruler who
wears the spiked helmet. But the Kabyle,
| or Tunis!an or Algerian. be he Moslem or
Jew, regards the Frenchman as a fellow
citizen, with whom he stands on an ox-
actly equal footing In the courts and IN
the public service.
Algeria Is as much a part OF France in
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four scattered and disconnected sections.
There Ia German East Africa on the cas-.
coast, and German Southwest Africa, on
the opposite coast. kamerun, In tho big
blight OF the continent, and ToEoland. a
little strip sandwiched In between French
Dahomey and the British Gold Coast
What the Kaiser has longed TO accom-
plish Is 10 connect the German possessions
below the equator. and to make belt OF
German dominion across the continent
The plans of railway construction adopted
and partly carried out In German East
Africa and German Southwest Africa
plainly indicate some such purpose OF ac-
QUESTION and consolidation.
Only two or three years ago II was
limited IN Berlin that Portugal had an
nounccd its willingness 10 sell Angola.
which lies north OF German Southwest
Africa. and that negotiations were being
carried on by Germany to acquire It.
Such an acquisition would have brought
the Consolidation OF the southern German
possessiors within measurable distance OF
accomplishment "a tho only remaining
obstacle to union OF territory would
have been corner OF the Congo Free
State. under the dominion OF Belgium.
with which Germany IL now at war
Does the German plan OF campaign con-
template military operations IN Africa
Certainly Africa offers most desirable
field FOR the realization OF the kaiser's
passionate desire for overseas possessions
and an outlet for the use Of German capt.
tal--an acquisition made almost impera-
tive by the enormous growth Of tho Ger
man people N Industry. commerce and
population.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-19
PAY YOUR TFNAs WAR TAX
HtYING CHRISTMAS SEil.-

o.t...,.. ...,,tfy L.
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pa- my at prlfIi'4" 10 'i'i'
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little cote each rff o. Owl OCT
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Invalid Duf U 'h' porch room
co.. of Snowy aa.ir .nrh h'i
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( 'r.n ur Itsou DOB .'l in every oh'
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lhf.I 300 .f .,Hru f.alH "iI. N.
.f thorn rD..I I... m'm 0ihir i.
.fH.u mu HW pr'it Dp 5000
.a.G
en- Dor, floor u.lr GOO, rpi. pushing
U. NalLp. aa % uulr hu' pi ihi''
-H.poftus u.Wr.I hy ht arm. 600
'if. .aIacr. Do, pH...I ~ Ahead i'H
.I. .rp tuIiul $50 ono i"r .HI'
|.L. other HuIf dwarf aII limp h'-
: Oh. .Lathrr iitID uoy 1000 100 20
.H.i. lt ihD foot u0 DID, cot Hi'r CO...
Do. 30 10. natural g, IIuu While iu'
other lUn- L.,lI.. bottle 20 A.
. APPROACHED ou. COZ dear If'i.
sr hH h.r faUr WHlri '.e cove.
...I hogan 90 oh i.r u,.shhnr H
90. ..,f hDi Told r H. Hrd H'
rr..Hs pt 900 dtg I..I .N
| hld DOB he broken again l' $500
/ ..h. never 90 be- lorsuttr. Ino
i UIft Tcyas prisoner. of $500. .I
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READ THE DAILY NEWS WANT COLUMNS
r IN @ = elm G S ALE

wanted have sale have this
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Ladies' Waists

e ID II ,Ot ,. 4. hurS nl
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and Wais al kinds kenodrns sale P,r 1873
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nod and .., outing k,uar,. ErnodrInp
made % acfrd Rcmodrns Sale P" "
and striped RuodrIus sale Pu $50
- IN I,,,r p,t,,,ts,n Al, COLOR. Rrmodrn. Sale pfDr
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EXTRA SPECIAL

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will allow to buy this item, il is the finest and best
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all our customers this cloth SO inches wide and fine
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$500 Goa cts mode bv the American
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s. ID To- 10 Rcmode.ng Sale Pucc
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90 CmIdrens black Hose sizes : 70
% Remodehop Sale Price per pan 90
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3 SD ladies SILK Hose IN black Re
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IS. Chamoisctic Gloves. extra heavy.
gay and brown R-modeling sale
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slack and colo-s Rcmodehng Sale
lu.e per PAIR .... .......... ... 29c
30, al' Wool Knt Gloves be- black OF
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arr p.i- transformations. 29c
81 uO adc. blcached Union SUITS. al
ryrs Rcmodchng sale Price 69c
Sl2j adtcs' blrachcd Union SUIT.
90. s.lr. Rcmodrling Sale Pucc Sc
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EXTRA SPECIAL
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1898
l5c Huck Towels CSC De-.

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Soc Bath Robe Flannel 29c Yard

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Children S Coats

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5000 Misses and Children, Goats OF
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Al 81 90 ,dr. Star Brand Shoe. Rrmodcnr Price 800
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a oo L.. Rr,rl Shoe Rrr,,.irg
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own nalpiess Texas children
MRS W 3 WARNER
pro,,n, ,c,Ion VIII sfop Your cough

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o .,, ,'' '''0 per ''''" '''''''''. ''' sse
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'''
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