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Real Estate Transfers.

NO. fos TENNESSEE AVENUE NORTH
EAST-Sophia B. Rakemann to En-
ma V. Slye. lot 10. square 1o1l: SO.
NO. 6l5 SECOND STREET SOUTH
WEST SO PLEASANT COURT
SOUTHWEST AND .0l q STREET
SOJTHWEST-Ma f. ONeill ct al,
trustees. TO Thomas c. 0 Neill part
lot Is. square So: part lot Il, square
J1o; part original lot IL, square 3sl
ST.
NO. .e.i SECOND STREET SOUTHEAST
j .losepa Kennedy TO Patrick H..
Margaret +. and Many f Kennedy.
original lots i and :. square 16.: SO.
SOUTH CAPITOL STREET SOUTH
WEST between c and D streets-Same
to same. original lot Il and Fart orig
inal lot r. square 6s1 S1o
THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST between
and E streets-Same TO same. part
original lot $. square 49,: SO.
FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS Ruth Hogan to
Emma S. Hogan. lot l. block ): 81
INGLESIDE-May G. NJ. Swan to I.u-
ther A Swartzell. lot 81 block is:
$40.
NO. e155 L STREET NORTHWEST,
II TO 70 QUEENS COURT NORTH
WEST AND 22t6 AND 224S CHES
TER STREET. ANACOSTIA-Henly
P Elliott to Edward A. Garlock. lot
81, square -: part original lot -
square 10: lot SN. square !IG%; 81.
cH1LLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS = Wash
ington Land and Mortgage Company
to T. +. koblcgard. lot 35, square
$780,; SO. Same to r. \. KobleSard,
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ALARMED FOR INTEGRITY
OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE
representative Fess Thinks U. S.
Should Keep Watchful Eye on
A. B. C. Mediation.

Repre- sentative Fess Of OHIO, repuoa-
can sounded a note OF warning TO the
House yesterday that the government
ought to he careful about the program
that the nediators indorse and the ques-
,ions that they are to discuss. before
we do a thing that we fear is sur
render OF the Monroe doctrine. and CIV
ing to every little Irresponsible repuhiic
in Central America the right to make
all the debt it wants. float its bonds, ie,
them be ta..en TO England. Germany or
France. and then nave them come
around and ask that we be the collecting
aGcncv 10 collect from those irresponsi-
BIC countries , -
I'll seems u me, he SAID that az
American doctrine is expressed ~ .Ee
Monroe doctrine. and we ought not 10
attempt to superseGe il by Pan-tihef-
lean doctrine that requires uS to consult
Siyt.an little republics, containing aito-
eether 6p.tGUDCp people. where one couh-
Try with 113.rr,G.o is the one Ioici.S
mower to maintain American'sm on thiS
continent am concerned whether con
eult;a: about matters that are Eh5!ish
German. F'rencL ana japanese we nave
given over into their hands the power 20
make suggestions of adjustment III re-
:..rd 10 those things.
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APPEALS TO COUNTRY
T0SUPPORT PRESIDENT
American Peace and Arbitration
League Sends Out Circular
Letters.

Appeal TO the peacemakers and de
tenders of the United States is made
by the American Peace and Arbitration
League in a circular letter signed ny
Henry Clews. president. and A. b.
Humphrey director. 1t urges that the
President and members of Congress be
advised by letters and personal inter
views that it Is the wish OF the people
of the country that they do everything
reasonable to avert war, supporting the
efforts of the South American peace
media tors.
The letter contains this significant
para graph:
This is the psychological moment for
the individual citizen TO exert his IN
fuence for honorable peace through
mediation and arbitration. and also to
rally to the support of those in authority
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lots 10. 20. q, square 37os: SO.

lots 10. 20 81, square 31O3 $40.
BURRNILLE-Jess W. Rawlings ct ux.
to Landon P. Webb, lot % square
800. $40.
d STREET SOUTHEAST between 1st
and I'd streets-George NJ. Dickerson
ct al to Richard a. Ford, parts orig
inal lots II and IL, square 134: SO.
MERIDIAN IIILI-Thomas H. Fuller
and Luther Fuller to Agnes V. Scott,
part lot .. block ;; SO.
CHlLLt-M CASTLE HEIGHTS tnorth
addition)-T The Washington Land and
Mortgage Company to Myrtle May,
lots and = square S.:'2 $3.50
BJENA NISTA-Mazie 5. Purefoy to
William II. Tierney. lots is, 10 and 20.
block ;: $40
LIE DROlr PARK-.ohn NJ Henderson
to William j. d Escher lot 10 block
OAK VIEW-Edward J. StelIwasen.
trustee. to Louise TAYLOR lots 16 and
Ii. block j: sa.l:o
ECkINGTON-Rufus l.. B. Clarke ct uN.
To Katharine p. Williams, lots . and
Il. square >; ST.
STREET HEIGHTS
James 4. E,llerson eft al. trustees. to
Fourteenth Street Heights Land Com
pany. lots IS and 10. square 2s17: $3.50.
INGLESI Dt--Sophie r. Rakemann to
Phiio l.. Bush lot 70 block Ii: $40
NO. rs TEN NNESSEE AVENUE NORTH
EAST-Philo l.. Eush ct ux. to Sophie
3 Eakemann. lot - square 1a1l: $40.
NO s;e1 / STREET NORTHE EAST-Harrv
\. Glorius et u%. 70 John J. Iawless.
lot - square SIS: SO.
Germany has sixty towns where women
1se eIln11NpI q nolirpWnplsgl
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Naval Orders.
Naval Movements.

The Buffalo has arrived a t-nal.a he
Reid. Flusser and Preston at Charleston
the Des MoiEes and Dolphin at Tanlpico:
the Cheyenne al san Quentin. Mexico; the
Ma yfiower and Rocket at Washington. the
Solace at New York yard and the Cieve-
land at Acapulco.
The Tacoma. Warrington and Henley
nave sailed from Tamp;co to sea. the
Mars from Portsmouth. y. H.. for Hamp-
ton roads the Galveston from Ching
waustao for Nagasaki. the Mexico from
Vera Cruz for New Orleans and the Beale
and Jarvis from Vera CRUZ for Tampco
The Intrepid has relieved the Marble
head as receiving ship at the navy yard
Mare Island. Cal
The flag OF the commander of the fourth
division. Atlantic feet. has been tenn
porarily transferred from the Connecticut
to the DeS MoineS.
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President Entitled to Support.

Tie letter follows:
The President of the Emitted States
is entitled to the support Of the country
IN his efforts to establish an honorable
peace with the Mexican people, and. at
the same time assist them in restoring
order and stable government.
individuals may differ with the Presi-
dent upon political and economic ques-
lions. but concerning our foreign policy,
All Americans will agree with Senator
!-odge thai politics musi ston ~ the
waters edge.
The United States has taken the Lad
for the settlement Of international ulih-
culties through arbitration. ard President
Wilson should be commended and upheld
in his efforts to adjust the Mexican situa-
ton. if possible. through the good ofhces
of Brazil Argentina and Chile whose
mediation commissioners are about TO
convene at Niagara Falls. This sincere
and praiseN orthy effort on the part OF
the distinguished representatives, from
three south American republics is a mat
ter Of more thar ordinary significance in
the western hemisphere. 1t is the be-
ginning Of 2 new pan American diplo-
macy. and whether the commission sue
ceeds or ial,s. the inauguration Of TINS
new policy VIII he an event III history.
and "A precedent for closer union of all
the American repablics.
Not for Peace at Any Price
9TH. American peacA and Admiration
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In order to visit her husband. who
wac. ninety miles away Mrs. AID. I
Baker of Eugene, Ore. recently fodc
on horseback so miles in four days.
part Of the time riding through q
drancnira rain. she had TO cross the
Coast Range mountain. over heavy,
muddy reads, and rarely found houses
closer than five miles apart
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Judged by Appearances.

From Gle Ionkers Statesman
What kind Of oil, Pat do YOU sup
pos.. they use 10 produce that coiof
asked the citizen as d iretsht tram
went by showing a green lantern,
sure | should say some OF the inefald
Isle sin.
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An ANCIENT CHURCH IN ALASKA.

April II. 1914 filed. with petition for pro-
pate: attorney. Robinson White.
Estate of James +, Rose; petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorney.
Lemuel Fugit;.
Estate of Emile {. Mulligan; will dated
May -. 1910 filed. with petition for pro-
bate: attorneE. Frank Stetson.
Estate of Lendell y. Conner; will dated
January II. 1.'DS. filed
Estate of Anna G.. Patterson: petition
for probate of will fled attorney. George
Francis Williams.
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Returns from tile several American
consulates and agencies III Australia
show an aG2reSat. export trade !"
the United states during lal3 10 the
value of Sl3.i5a.i.v. compared VITA
S1o9SS,.i. in 1912. 10 the Phiiippin"
Islands S2.15a.60l compared with So
oUl il3: to the Hawaiian Islands, sSli.-
a6o compared with s311.Iis.
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The heart of the vegetarian is said
to beat an average of tifty-eiSht beats
to the minute. while that Of the meat
cater averages seventy-two, difference
of .2,Oo3 beats in twenty-four hours.
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Exceptional Values
in Mems Suits.
SIS, SIS, $40

Not merely exceptional relativeybut actually. tx
cepona in the quality of the tabrcsn the character OF
the paterrs-n the effectiveness of the models and in
the enormous assortment submitted at each price.
Each of the thees grades constitutes the strongest line
we have ever shown at these three popular prices.
You cannot expect much of them. THEY'LL surpass
YOUR idea of what 81 SIS and $40 worth If you have
thought these prices low to be good II surprise
you Well surprise you you have thought bought
advantageousy before Easily enough could they be ad
vanced 5-dollars in price-and then excel.
In the variety you'll find the Tartan Paids: the New
Green Blue and Brown effects: Blue and Black Striped
combinations: Striped Greens - and Plain Blue Serges
Made up in soft-ro models with patch pockets peaked
lapels close fitting: cuffs on seeves-straght cuaway
front The new military model = and anyway there s
only enough lining in the Coat sustain the shoulders
and silk in the sleeves.
Every size is provided
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THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.
NOT+TTY COT-ET No. 1-.Iustice Go

al l.. a
pi1o, 1oU'i'
.rs-
E,or-ITy f.oT.p.r No o-Iustice stafford
Tarsdaic aot Ad.,ns. American Sc
g,,rifv ma Tr73s. f.onpan,. substituted as
rrustae. accornt aonroved. plaintiffs at
torncv " y Iasfsr.1 defendant,s attor-
new George G.. Gertman.
nj peo ee ,;Il =. >f,edel cub
.,it',fod as ,rI,st.at nlaintiff's attorney.
I,Ii,,s MaoioI
smith agt American Elementary Elec-
,,ic Conn.n,. restr,ining order dis
,bargad. Hi disn,icsad- reference to audi
ror: nlaintiff.s attorney George l.. Whit
ford. dcfendant,s attornevs r H. Nc
Eei1I and John EidoI,t
Davis act Woodward. motion TO dis
miss and rule continued to May -: plain
t.udau-'s attorney l. 4 Bailey
M5,ssev ast Van ornum: auditors re
port confirmed. plaintiffs alto! ney +.
$ Mussty
McNu|ty agt- Noel Coustruct!on Com
Ialfv: bill dismissed with costs; plain
tiTs attorney. PniIip Waller. de-
PENDANTS attorneys e r. Wilson and
r. < Huidekoper.
Dodge ast Osao3n. motion 10 dismiss
granted: hill dismissed with costs. mo-
ton for injunction overruied: appeal
noted bond Slu3 deposit of go: plain
tifT's attorney, T. s. Hopkins; de-
fendant's attorneys. c. r. Wilson and r.
Palmer ast. Arehibald; pro confesso
nreeft"' palhtiH attorney r. IL.
Iholnas'
NeSe& aSl, ! oil'iilisoh; lua " rom
HtsoH appointed guardian ad Item;
Pialiu'i dt'oFHe\. II. ffeston sneaieS-
u" r i"tl$scs % t-uNaiu ), Wooa; tihie
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lu = =, t-ouiA W 1lIiIe '9n''tls auuI-
t"f report Con.tFhed: f!a.ntit attor-
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.S.s.eiiueu uecia "a .lYh oNeli Hteo oia.i
,.: tt ",t0p go -" - ''e
a.lt : a a,to:neE' \. y t'lrhe!. 500.
N o. !. ! faA ~ s.. 'no'to. iol ,i ,eM
tLial INefIuied. Juu2ineIl on Nenuict. .
p.',tu. ~?'VvV'
Pi'1i.ti,t attlr'tH. - =: b'ioi y ue
ie.ua9t attorneys Maddo& IatieS.
ipitS y. =. fsses es. nlot4o!l - sa.l
y JuuS'',ti "ItndsaMh; piaihtln ~
tcrBftN- .Ip6h ftltUuI- ueltnuafl at
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ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. Lawrence E. Hohl. 10th
Infantry. is transferred to the 10th In
i, fantry.
Sergt Daniel Twadell 18th Recruit
CorGpany is placed upon the retired list
and vii repair to his home.
First Lieut.. Howard G. Sharpe, Sth In
fantry, will report to an army retiring
board at San Francisco. Cal, for exam
inaton.
Capt. James Prentice. Coast Artillery
Corps. is transferred from the list Com
pany to the List Company.
The following named officers of the
MEDICAL Corps will proceed to Galveston,
Tex. for duty at Evacuation Hospital No.
] at that place: Capts. Clarence H. Con
nor and George P. Peed
First Lieut.. Meyer NJ Eckert. Medical
Reserve Corps. is ordered to active duty
at Fort Wood. y Y.
First Sergt. James Ruane. Company
b. 18th Infantry. is placed upon the
retired list and will repair to his home
First Lieut.. e. r. Wnslett, I'd Infantry.
Georgia National Guard. is authorized to
pursue course of instruction at the
school for bakers and cooks Washing
ton barracks d. c.
Naval Orders.
Rear Admiral Walter Mclean. Rear
Admiral c. F. Pond. Capt Thomas Wash
ington and Commander j. p Morton have
aeen commissioned
Lieut. Junior sradeD James Parker jr..
to navy yard. Portsmouth. y. II.
Surgeon j. $. Taylor. from naval train
!Eg station, great lakes Illinois. to the
Illinois.
Naval Constructors +. &. Coburn L. G:
ktntner and A. II. Van keuren and Chief
Pharmacist +. +. $. Puck have been com
miSSioned.
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and uphold their hands in every effort
10 avoid war. if possible. and to be ready
Tor it, if unavoidable.
Evening star., 1914-05-15

PROBATE COCRT-Justice Stafford
Estate of James r, Rose; letters III ad
niinlstrauon granted to Thomas Y. Rose.
bond, S4.hp; attorney, LeInuel Fugitt
Estate Of Louis +. Mankin: letters az
administration granted TO Thomas r
Fulia!ovs: bond. S5Oo; attorney, .Iosenh
Y. Reeves.
Estate OF Nnrie Murphy letters or ad-
iuinistration granted to John T. Wright.
bond. 5000: attorneys, j. d. Williams
and J, W. Whiting.
Estate of J. L. Willige: report OF audi
tor confirmed. attorney. T.. A. Jones
In re Martina $. Scott: order appoint
ing Alta b. Hayes guardian bond, 500.
attorney. J. r. Bundy.
Estate of Samuel L, Tatelu: letters of
administration granted to Julia A. Ta-
tenn; bond, $50; attorney. w Gwynn
Gardiner.
Estate OF Edward B. Cottrell; order TO
bring suit in equity: attorney. Spencer
Gordon
Estate OF Adelne Lanmau: order TO sell
furniture: attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
and Erskine Gordon.
Estate OF Harriet Stuart; order excusing
executors from complying with rule -:
attorneys. Beach 4 Adkins.
Estate of Mary F. Squires: order eS-
tending rule. attorney, l.. Il. Frey.
In re Charles G. Moore; order of allow
ance: attorney, Byron L. Graham
Estate of Maggie Reamer; will dated
Evening star., 1914-05-15

Germany has sixty towns where women
are employed policewomcn
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Not for Peace at Any Price.

The American Peace and Arbitration
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The materials include Percales. Alercerzed Madras.
Printed Madras Slko Cloth and the other popular Weaves
Negliges with soft cuffs laundered cuffs and in all
sizes from II to II.
Note this-They are PERFECT Shirts - not sec
onds nor outawed patterns. The cuffs handturned;
the neckbands properly shaped the patterns match
nicely Strictly hand laundering-and Of full proportion
in every dimension.
Don't wait! Be on hand early in the morning for FIRST
choice!
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The Second Edition of
Our Straw Hat Sale.

One after another we are gathering in the samples
from our different makers The present nethat is on
sale now-comes from the best of them a-the leading
Straw Hat maker of America 1t offers the biggest
sortmen of and shapeand the highest grade OF
braids and workmanship
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ROUNDUP OF GERMAN CRUISERS PLANNED
Warships of Enemies Close In From All Directions

n
Tho Bo Maru will them according the story be despatched to the Marshall and Caro-
the operating there
Honolulu
destruction
& h 4
taS
in
n
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by CONSTANT POUNDING
ALLIES PUSH ENEMY BACK
INTO 'G0CkPIT' OF EUROPE
Germans Continue To Lose Ground At
Both Wings of Battle Line, While
Repeated Attempts To Push Through
Franco British Front Fail Disastrously

RAARS, October 8Assocated Press by Marconl Wireless
The Allies made progress yesterday the left and strength
ened their position in the center according to an Official an
nouncement from the war ministry last night H.. -. a..
The French left extends to the Belgian border and French
cavalry has followed retreat Of the German cavalry os north
of Lille 81 ffaE tt9Th5 q @f,s FtEF t-# mfr htH Ht
ALLIES REGAIN GROUND LOST TO GERMANS
The Ground between Roye and the Somme which had been
lost the German attempt to break through the Allies ne has
been reclaimed and the Germans driven beck upon ROse
On the left, where there have been cavalry clashes as far
north as Armenteres the Belgian line ten miles west Of Lille
the advance Of the German cavalry has been checked and driven
GAINS IN CENTER ARE MADE CERTAIN ....l
In the center the gains the past few days have been made
certain BY the Strengthening of the line. SCH
There has been no fighting during the day the right
The principal fighting of the day took place between Lens and
La Basse the latter town being twelve miles southwest Of Lille
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GAINS IN CENTER ARE MADE CERTAIN
Berlin Summary Up To Tuesday

BERLIN via Amsterdam and London October An official
statement Of the situation issued last night says: The con
French movement attempt to outank the German right
has extended the battlefront until reaches north of ATas
"West Of Lille the German vanguard is in contact with the
French cavalry. ~ - N.3&| ,.-s ..5. ~. .5-..
The German counter attacks between Aas Albert and Roye
are ndecsve No change recorded elsewhere in the hsne bat
tefed. r. a='.Rp w. Fs .F3a<"a. f-'>H.'"-s'. .
~ "There is no news from Antwerp. .....
The Russian advance In Prussia has been checked
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CANADA is ACTIVE

OTTAWA Ontario October 8AssoCiated Press by CONNER
ca Pacific cabe-ReCrung for the second Canadian Exped
onay Force which to consist of twenty-five thousand men,
proceeding rapidly and is believed that the required number will
be QUILTED and ready 90 aboard the transports before the end
Of the month ~ ,&.% b 5# .... "t II
CANADIANS IN BATTLE AROUSE ENTHUSIASM
The announcement that the first Canadian force has been put
into the battle line and has great deal OF fighting, with the
further that the second force will sent immediately
to the 'front.' has had the effect already bringing thou
sand recruits. z& - a..l& 49,. ...:I .
While the that two thousand of the men being raised
now are take the places of that number killed wounded sick
the ranks OF the first expedition has Sobeed the Dominion
has accelerated the eHisting 3 H#@ .#'H r
HALF MILLION CANADIANS IF NEEDED
Canada will have fifty thousand with the Allied army
and according to statement made yesterday by Colonel Sam
Hughes the minister OF militia before sailing for England stands
ready to supply army Of half million Canadians they be need
ed for the defense Of the Empire This has been
received with enthusiasm by the Canadian press.
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STRONG DELgIAN FORCE
BEGINS AN AGGRESSIVE
BATTLE WITH GERMANS
While Ieutons Struggle Desperately To
Reinforce Weakening Front They Are
Menaced On All Sides By Their Num-
n erous FoesWho Slowly Draw in Lines

oNDoN October 8ssocated Press by Marconi WireIess
Adyces from France yesterday said that the French have
not been able gain the ground in the east which is
a to the success 81 the ouankng movement on the German
right. t8 stk 4lts
This is taken to indicate that the German commander fully
from the Belgian side, and viii fight with the utmost desperation
10 prevent being oanked by the French forces opposing him.
RELIEF FOR Won KLuk BEATEN BY RELGAMS
important news regarding the operations in Belgium
Amsterdam the Central News Agency which say that an az
gresse movement has been made against the German line Wen
ty miles north of Lille in Belgium
The Begans reinforced, attacked the Germans advancing
to the support of the right wing Of the army General k
and violent fighting occurred between Audenarde and Lepegem
The Germans were forced to retire from this action with heavy
RENFoRcEMENTS ARE JOINING GERMANS
Heavy renforcemehts are being sent TO Won Kldk In add
ton to the force yesterday checked Belgium army of twenty
thousand including Infantry cavalry and artillery joined the Ger
man right wing on Tuesday. delayed despatch from 0send
dated Monday said that this OTce marched through Iemplel
border. =y afsl@a.i. aJf .@t fetnt
Other important movements Of the Germans towards the
west in France are Indicated by the 0stend report
%E,= HEAVY FIGHTING IN COCKPIT Ill.,"
That heavy fighting is going on in different parts Of Belgium
further indicated by dispatches from Berlin which say that
Lanaken is being bonarded while all houses far Tonges
being burned owing to attacks by Belgian citizens upon the
German troops
Tongres than ten miles southwest Of Lanaken, and
there five six small towns villages lying between these
Two points which are evidently the places now being burned by
the Germans. aa
The church at lanaken was destroyed by the bonbaden
NO ANTWERP FORTS HAVE FALLEN
Official announcement from Antwerp last night by Reuters
Agency says that violent engagement is in progress all along
the lines that the situation is unchanged and that no forts have
fallen. II 49, .a5 ,t} i4zss e.eas IT,.
This in the face Of reports from Amsterdam yester
dy that the Belgian government had moved to 0stend and that
the Germans announced they would begin the bobadment OF
the city during the day. &..E.... ~ l.. .>:..2 r..
f. BERLIN PERSISTS IN REPORTING REDUCTIONS H..
Official announcements sent out from Berlin by wireless yes
teday said that two the outer deeneS of Antwerp Forts
kese and Brocen had fallen and that the capture OF the city
was imminent . @r~.s Z tE.rr - e. ...'&
Adces received here from Ottawa say that $4,000 Canadian
troops in training at the VaCater camp, will be embarked
for England in short time. E.t #+& d # 5r f"3
The French government will return to Paris Wednesday
Thursday next according to the Paris correspondent OF the As
ISOLATED Press t&-: .r-NE." ~ %a@3% F.%'@."
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Allies VIII Open Dardanelles

PETR0GRAD, October ASSOCIATED Press by MarConi Wire
essThe government announced yesterday that France England
and Russia had taken initial steps towards securing the eopenng
Of the DardaneIes s"s
The Turkish government m this passage heavily and
nounCed that closed to the ships Of all nations when the
European war began. .@M
Turkey had the right to take this action under International
agreement existing before the war. III au 5.,S%. ,s.
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HEMEMBRR THE NAME.

Chaml erlain's Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoe Remedy Is the best known
medicine for diarhoe, dysentery, collie,
may need 1t some time, For sale by ell
dealers. Benson, Smith 4 Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii. -.
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BUTCHERY IN BERAT

PARIS, October 8AssoCiated Press by MacOn Wreess)-
An Athens despatch the avas News Agency of Paris states that
refugees have arrived at Premet the GaecoAbanan
border bringing reports Of wholesale in the district OF
Beat thirty miles northeast OF Avona where the AbananT
plagng and burning the Christian villages and killing the in
habants
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Hu,1qaria,1s Defeat Russians

LONDON October 8-(Associated Press by Commercial Pa
CC CabeA despatch to Reuters Telegram Agency from Buda
pest says that the Hngaas have completely defeated the Rus
slams battle taking place Monday and Tuesday KcSaVa