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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str. Claudine for Kauai ports,
Aug. 17.-Edward B. Hair, Miss H. G.
Forbes.
Per str. w. G. Hail for Maui points
Aug. 17.-Miss Morrill,, Mrs M. T.
Morrill,, B. Church. ]. N. s. Williams,
Leon Qnan San, Michael Dusson, Misc
A. III. Lunghau, +. n. Hughes, L. Ia.
briner, s. Osaki, W. H. Rice.
Per str. Kinau for Kauai ports, Aug.
18.--Adain Lindsay, A. S. wilcox, Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Bole, NJ; Osaki, Tom
BaiIon, Mclaughlin, Geo. Wilcox, w.
T. Frose, Sid Splitter, John clifford, p.
A. German, Geo. Fernandez, Miss NJ.
Moves, C. F. Drake. 6. A. Andrus,
wfllim Wright. Mrs. E. L. Muller and
two infants, Miss H. Muller, Master
George Muller, Miss v. Muller
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo ana
way ports, Aug. ID. H. Petrie, w.
r. Coombs, A. s. Guild. ]. f. Fernwick,
A. a. Lyle, W. g. Ashley, Tom Sharp,
]. j. Belser. r. w Breckons. F. Har-
rison, G. s. Davis. L. Petrie,. Miss E.
Napollau, Fathe. Libert. H. c. Wald-
ron. c. H win. Miss Austin. Miss La
ser, Mrs. Laser, Judge Lindsay, 3. 2.
Hand. francisco A. Lyman. Leo Sykes,
Miss d PhiIlip, e. E. Lyman, Mrs.
E. E. Lyman. Miss II. KamakaWinoOle
Per str. Hauna Kea for HiIo and
way ports, Aug. 22-1Iiss, =. NapO.
leon. Miss H. Bel. Mrs John Margulz
and child.
Per str Mauna Loa for Kona and
Kau ports, Aug. 25.-Mr. and Mrs. D.
H Hitchcock, Fl. Hitchcock p. D.
Miss H. Hitchcock Rich.
ard A. Cooke. Hiss G. ]. Harrison.
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Both in volume and prices business
on the stock exchange shows mater.
ial falling OFF at this weeks beginning.
EVA, MeBryde and Oahu held their
own in sales between boards, while
Olaa declined Is point. On the board
Oahu lost X point, and olaa another
1-8. There were no sales of EVA OF
McBryde at the session. Brewery adj
vanced point between boards. Homo.
kaa lost II point on the board, and
Hawaiian Commercial opened at a de-
cline of Y, lost \ point aditionafy
making total drop of one point. HaW-
allan Sugar was steady on the board.
Eva sold at 26 for 1913 shars in five
Unequal lots. and Mcbride at 5.75 for
265 in seven unequal lots. Oahu open
ed in recess at 1880 for 397 shares in
six lots, one sale being for goo shares,
but on the board sold down u point
for 8 and. 5 shares. Olaa sold down
Is in recess for 70 and 10 shares, and
suffered the loss Of another Is on the,
board in sales of so and so shares at
4.75. Brewery gained one point in a
reported sale of so shares at Is.
At the session Is shares of Honokaa
in four unequal lots sold down " joint
to Z. Honokaa skies are unchanged
at .65 for $1,000. Hawaiian CONNER
cial opened on the board at a decline.
of y in sales of 35 and Is shares at
$3.50, then dropped u point for Is
shares in four unequal lots. Hawaiian
Sugar retained It's previous figure Of
35 for 20 and shares at session.
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CE 3 L e
Baron Kato, In Frank
Talk With Guthrie, Says
Uncle Sam Needn't Worry
ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal Wirelessl 3

TOXIC, Japan, Aug. l6.-SmuItaneousIy with the an
nouncement of the dispatch of an utaum from Japan to
Germany demanding that Germany withdraw her military
forces from the Pacific Baron Kato the Japanese minister
OF foreign affairs called into conference the American am
bassado George w. Guthrie The diplomats were coseted
for some time.
Il is announced as result of their conference that Baron
kato has made broad statements calculated to assure the
United States that American interests in the Orient viii be
safegIarded.
Not only this but as result of this conference and 9TH
ers held during the last few days by foreign diplomats here
and Japanese high officials including Baron Kato and Pre-
mer Olaima, the integrity of China will be upheld
Todays dispatches from Tokio that American interests
in the Orient are to be safeguarded and the integrity of
China assured removes the last doubt as to the attitude OF
Japan toward the American position that Chnas neutrality
should be strictly observed by all the powers.
AT the same time adds another official assurance that
Japan and the United States are working together to main
tain perfeCt peace and accord.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
(Speciaf Nlreaess 20 merchants
Exchange.

@ MordSy, Aug. ~.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed, August 10,
U. s. cruiser South Dakota towing
submarine.
Sailed, August Is, U. s. cruiser
West Virginia towing submarine.
Arrived, August II, s. s. Hyades
from Hilo August 5.
HILO- Sailed, August Is, S. S. Texan
for Balboa and New York.
Aerosrarns.
S. S, HILONIAN-Arrives from Seat
tie TODAY, b. m.
S. S. MATSONIA- - Arrives from San
Francisco Tuesday. 6 a. M, with 81
cabin and 10 steerage passengers.
300 bags Of mail. 6S packages of
express matter. '312S tons of cargo;
Hilo. 430 tons OF cargo; Port Allen.
367 tons of cargo; Kaanapali. 102
tons of cargo.
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WEST VIRGINIA
WIRELESsEs
LONG Way

From a position almost to the Paci,
fic coast, the cruiser West Virginia
has sent by her Poulsen wireless ap-
paratus report to the local Federal
Wireless station. The daylight posi-,
ton was given at $50. Honolulu time,
this morning as follows:
''425 miles southwest of San Fran.
CISCO"
This is wirelessing from a ship te75
miles to Honolulu. which Is claimed
to constitute a record under the con.
ditions. 49,. |
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JAPANS STAND IN war SENDS UP
RlCFANDHElPs LOCAL INDUSTRY

Hawail's rice industry. threatened
with disaster as is sugar by hostil,
Democratic tariff legislation. is going
to be immensely benefited by the Eu.
rOpean war.
Already the Wholesale price Of rice
has jumped practically $3.50 per hun.
dred pounds and one shrewd business
man who follows the rice market said
today that it may jump another dol.
lar.
The big Japanese population in Ha-
wall prefers Japanese Hawaiian rice.
The local product has strong eompeti.
ton with the cheap-grown Japanese
crop. When the Wilson. Underwood
tariff bill cut the duty from to l
cent per pound, the Hawaii growers
foresaw disaster OF large proper.
tions to their business. Not only did
the importation OF the Japanese pro-
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TOXIC Japan, August 1.-THE of Japan's umatum
to Germany given by Premier Okuma has created
profound impression throughout the empire Premier okma
and Baron Kao in addressing meetings merchants para
menarians and others today counsed camness part
of the people They declared that Japan ambitious
territorial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Baron Kato to ques
ton denied that America has entered situation in any
way, adding that the United States is likely become
involved
Later he said, America will be fully informed Japans
position in the present crisis in the Far East
Copies of Japans ultimatum handed the
government and foreign legations today 1t considered
likely that Germany will comply with the laid down.
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LOCAL and GENERAL

A petition for adjudication in bank
ruptcy this morning was filed in the
Office of the clerk fthe federal court
by counsel for Joseph Tam Sing OF
Makawao, Maui. The petition was
granted by Judge Sanford B. Dole
The Catholic church in upper Kalihi
valley was the scene of joyous festivi.
ties Saturday night when more than
1000 persons gathered to observe the
feast of Nossa Senhora do Monte. The
church grounds were prettfly decorat.
ed and Illuminated, music being fur.
nished by the catholic Mission band.
A bazaar was held at which many ar.
ticles were on sale. The feast was
continued yesterday afternoon and
came to close last night.
Members of the Hawaii Chemists
Association to the number of II gath.
cred in the library of the Hawaiian
Sugar Planters Experiment station
Saturday evening for dinner and dis
cussion. The Determination of Soil
Acidity'' was the subject of a paper
by Professor F. T. billing
ham of the College of Hawaii, follow
ing the reading of which DR.. w. p.
Kelley, s. s. Peck and Robert s Nor
ris discussed the topic. Fl. s! Walker
and C. C. James formed the committee
which arranged the affair.
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State Of Siege in Bulgaria
LONDON, Eng Aug. l6.-According to dispatches re-
ceived here state of siege has been declared in Bulgaria
Balkan States Rising Against Turkey


WASHINGTON &C. Aug. l5-Reports received by dip
oac circles from abroad declare that the Balkan states are
now actively forming coalition against Turkey and will
pire.
NEW YORK, N Y. Aug 10 An official message by Ger
man wireless direct this port says that the Germans yester
day near Muhausen defeated the seventh French army corps
The Germans stated took the Entertainments at the point
Of the baYonet
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The Allan liner Seotian, which ar
rived at Quebec from Havre, reported
striking an iceberg in the Straits of
Belle Isle. The boat was not damaged.
Despite petitions and protests Pres
ident Wilson has appointed Charles E.
Sfmonsofl, a former liquor dealer as
postmaster at Spring Lake, N. ].
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duct threaten to hurt them immense.
ly. but from the southern American
states, notably Texas. rice began to
come in increasing quantities.
Now Japan is preparing to go to war
In support OF her ally. England Any
war scare In Japan stops the expor.
tation OF rice. for in wartime Japan
win need all her domestic product.
That ends the importation into Homo
lulu.
A little more than a week ago rice
was selling for 1910 per hundred
pounds, Today riee-men who have any
OF II are holding out for S., and SAFE
was bid late last week without getting
any sellers. 1t was predicted this
morning that II win go to Sc.
And the Hawaii rice-growing indus.
try viii reap the benefit of high pri.
ces and no competition from Japanese
rice.
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Refugees to Rome State That
German Socialists Reuolt

LONDON Enu Aud l6-DspatcheS from Rome, Italy
state that refugees arriving from Berlin, Germany declare
that the socialists are rising in revolt in Germany following
the execution Of Or. Lebknech the soCaistc leader.
PARIS France Aug 16 France today began her offensive
campaign against the and general advance in force
has started huge army the first French lne reinforced
by many thousands British infantry and cavalry is rolling
northward and the cry On to Berlin" again echoes through
out the land
The head of the French army of invasion has been
pushed forward Sarebourg twenty miles north of the Dor
der Lorraine and the army stretches back the line
to Ineyie thirty miles away which the French base
Bamont city occupied by Bavarian troops, stormed
and captured the garrison retreang IN confusion leaving
many dead and wounded and all the garrison stores.
The French have retaken Thann IN Upper Alsace.
1t is ruored here that concdent with the French invasion
from the SOUTH the Russians will invade in force from the
east
BELGIAN BRAVERY FRUsrRArEs GERMAN PLANS.
PARIS France August 16-Just how completely the ma
urd plans Of the German general staff for the invasion of
France have failed is revealed by the individual mobilization
cards found number of the prisoners taken by the French
and Begans and by other documentary information that has
fallen into the hands of the French ministry of war; according
official statement issued by that department Yesterday
The Germans planned first to make quick attack upon the
made by their first line The second invasion of France
have been made through Belgium which country 1t
not expected that any serious resistance would could be-
made
Positive proof verify this double plan has been supplied
BY the mobilization cards found of the German pris
onef the cards directing those resers whom they were
sent join their regiments French cities ecfca
1y named
he resistance offered by the forts ege the vaor of
the Belgian army and the Intervention of the French cavalry
upset these carefully laid plans " the official report says
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TODAY'S MAJOR
LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. .
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5,
Cleveland o. s-s-.-.
At New acknowledgment, New
York o; New York 4, Washington 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At chieago-chieaso 8, Brooklyn o.
At Pittsburg-New York z, Pitts
burg 8.
At cincinnati-8cston II, ctnein-
natl I; Boston 4, Cincinnati o. Is m
hinns.) ~
At ST. Louis-st. Louis q, PhfrSdei-
phia I.
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WEATHER TODAY

Honolulu, +. H., Aug. II, 1914.
Temperatures a. m, rs; s a. M,
so; 10 a. m. 81; II noon, SO; minimum
last night, IS.
Winds a. m. Nj; s a. m, Ell:
10 q m. E-16; IL noon. NE-12; move
ment, past "a hours, IA.
Barometer at. a. m. 29.99.
Dewpoiht at 8 a. M. 20.
Relative humidity, s a. m, 73.
Absolute humidity, s a. M. 1882.
Total rainfall during past "a hours, 0.
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The members of the finance COM
mittee of the Young Mems Christian
Association met in the office of the
general secretary at noon today, at
which time matters pertaining to the
budget for the fall we're taken up for
discussion.
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Many Passengers in MatsonIa.

Many Passengers In Matsonia.
Nearing the port and due to make
its berth at Pier Is tomorrow morn.
ing, the Matson Navigation steamer
Matsonia with 81 cabin passengers
will be discharged of 1928 tons OF
mainland cargo during the few days
allotted to the vessel at this port. IN
steaming from San Francisco the Mat.
sonia was supplied with 430 tons OF
freight for Hilo, 367 tons for Port All.
len and 1o2 tons for Kaanapali A
mail to the number of 500 sacks is
due to arrive at the port in this yes.
sci. Included in the cargo are four
autos. The Matsonia may be dispatch.
ed for Hilo on next Thursday evening.
a. -.
Hilonian Due This Evening. .-. !
From San Francisco by the way Of
Seattle and Tacoma. the Matson Nav
igation steamer Hilonian is due to
reach this port this evening with 2100
tons of cargo for Honolulu and freight
for island ports as follows: Port AL
len 200 tons, KahHhM $50 tons, Hilo
300 tons and KaanapaIf Is tons. In
sailing for San Francisco about the
last Of the month the vessel win take
more than 5000 tons of sugar and
shipments Of preserved pines.
~
Wlndjamrefs Complete Great Race.
Two sailing vessels web known to.
shipping in the Hawaisn. islands have
Completed a great transpacffc race,
the course being laid from Australia
TO the Golden Gate, The schooner
Mary E. Foster, which for years has
figured IN the humber trade between
Puget Sound and Honolulu raced across
the Pacific with the Minnie e. Game,
the vessels starting from Newcastle, N.
s. W. The Foster is reported to have ar
rived at San Francisco I days behind
its rival The Came completed the
passage in SO days, the Foster coming
into the California port in Sc days.
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French Troops Take German
Prisoners on Lorraine Border

PARIS. France Auo l6-0ffcial announcement made
here today says that the French troops took more than 500
German prisoners last Friday when they occupied several
mountains around Bonon on the border OF German Lorraine.
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BIRTHS

BROWNIE Mr.. and mrs. 7. H.
Brown, 658 Beretania street, D
daughter. August 4
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ain perfeCt peace and accord.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
WILL LIAMETTE VALLEY PEAR
SUPPLY TO CALIFORNIA

Portland, Ore, Aug. 1S.-California
interests are quite heavy buyers of Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
ALLEGED BURGLAR is
CAPTURED IN PORTLAND

Portland, Aug. IS Believed to be
responsible for three recent burPlaries
,and which netted more than
$1,000 in iewelry. Andy Morck was ar
rested yesterday by Detectives Swennes
ahd IA, Moloney. Mor,k maintains his
innocence, but two rings found on him
are declared 10 be part of the jewelry
tbkeG from the hone of Milton Fried
'urich. 1lj Loyejoy street, week ago.
Other burglars with which Morck is
hmLed arc the rooms OF r. n. Van
iccar in the Brown apartments, and the
residence Of Nls. y. Gadsden, 264
Grosdwsy.
Morck has served two terms in the
Wellington safe peniteutiary. Once
he WIS scat from Spokane for burg
larry, and another time fiOm Seattle Tor
highway robbery. In 1906 he was sen
tened to six years in the Oregon peni-
tentiary for burglary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
Lung Trou:Ae Yielded
To This Medicine

If YOU are suffering with Lung
Trouble, or if you know of some un-
fortunate person so afflicted, would you
take the trouble of fully investigating
medicine which has brought about
complete recovery in q number of very
serious cases? To Eckman's Alternative,
remedy for Throat and Lung Troubles,
has been given the fullest credit of re-
storing health in a large number OF
eases. Read this:
1923 Girard Ave, Phila., Pa.
"Gentlemen: In the winter OF l9o3 J
had an attack of Grippe, followed by
Pneumonia, and later by Lung Trouble
I In the winter of 1904 ] had cough, night
sweats, fever and raised quantities OF
awful-looking stuff and later had
many hemorrhages; at one time three
in three successive days. Milk and egg'
became so distasteful ] could keeI
nothing down. Three physicians treatet
me. was ordered to the mountains
but did not go. Eckhan's Alternative
was recommended by friend. Afte
taking a small quantity ] had the frs
quiet night s sleep for weeks. My i'm
provement was marked from the first
gained strength and weight and appe
tite. ] never had another hemorrhag!
and my cough gradually lessened unit
entirely gone. am perfectly well :,
(Affidavit) ANNIE +. LOUGHR1N
(Above abbreviated; more on re
quest.)
Eekman's IS Alternative has been prove
by many years test to be most effiea
eious for severe Throat and Lang Al
fections, Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthmi
Stubborn Colds and in upbuildlng tn
system. Contains no narcotics, poison
or habit-forming drugs. Ask for bool
] let telling of recoveries, and write
Eekman Laboratory, Philadelphia, ia
. for evidence. Accept no substitnt
Small size $1.OO, regular size $500. =
. sale bv all leading druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

Tbe $50 Size Box is moro eeonon'-
Il ,hap the trial size box, as IL cor
.a;ns 35 days' treatment and is sold
under guarantee OF results or We fe'
fuud vOur money.
Do not delay-send US your order
TO-DAY. .,. ,n
an Won have written letter ofderipp
,h;s wonderful medicine that can do
Cor Won what IL has done for others.
win be sent by mail postpaid upon
receipt of price,
Ad lress all orders to
AHIBRANpT REMEDIES co.
Ant. O. R. 2s, Oakland, Gal.
roc Constipation, take Hish-MarS
laxative Tablc,s-they regulate th'
stomach, Liver and Bowels.
/ Price, 25c Box Postpaid.
/ some of the letters we receive fror
tormer sufferers. one of which is print
oil In this advertisement. They tel I'M
story of what these wonderful cap
.ules have done for suffering humfniil
far hotter than we could:
WHY THIS IAL- REC0MdENDs ii
Mrs. Oscar Buscher writes:
~Gentlemen: High-Mark Kidne
Cansules have done wonuers for me an
I viii gladly recommend them. J ha
, such pain in my back at times that
wasn't able to stand long enough to d
NV fishes for two in the family and
- L.l Rludipr trOublc.
"sHiph- Mark hluney Capsules nav
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have them in the house end If ] fe
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
RoYs LOST IN MouNThINs

san Bernandino, cal, Aug. lS.-For'
est raugers thou.hont the San bei'
uardino mountains were notified today
10 seal h Ior tharles SwaSs. ". and '.
l.. REIN. II. of Newport Beach, who are
'"lieved to be lost on the desert side of
the range where there is little wate:.
They disappeared late last week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18

stocks of Bartlett pears in the orchards
of the Willamette valley at $l7 to S25
a ton, says D. H. Gibson, a local
broker, who is representing one of the
big California buyers. "The price rs
rather good, considering that we are
taking the orchard run and are furnish
ing our own boxes and transportation.
We expect to purchase many carloads
in the valley for California this sea
son.
In the wholesale trade there is a
weaker tone in the pear market except
for extra fancy quality and even IN
that line the market is barely holding
steady.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
SEATTLE MARKETS.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. lS.-Eggs-
Fresh ranch. 350 3Gc; Orientals, lSc.
Butter-Local cubes, 33c; bricks,
Bic: Oregon cubes, 32M33c.
Chesc-Limburger, lie; Wisconsin,
lSm lge; Swiss, SOC; Washington, lG@
ISc.
Onions Green, 200 2jc per dozen;
-a,tern Washington, l@i Ec per pound;
California, pa 2iac.
Potatoes-New local, 1Mll4c per
ound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-18
BITS Of NEWS FROM
WAR ZONES CLEAR
AROUND THE WORLD
b. Ed L. Keen.


London, Aug. ls.--The czar will 20
O the RussO-GSnuan frontier, il was
stated in a news agency dispatch re-
ceiped here from st. Petersburg today,
and will remain in the field throughout
The entire campaign.
The war ol'fice's publicity bureau
here announced:
"The embarhstion, transportation
and landing of the British force sent
10 the continent has been carried out
with the greatest precision along the
tines p'aIpod by the war office many
uonihs ago. There was not single
asualty Tie expedition landed at its
destination repdy TO take the field"
Every British soldier carried card
signed by War Minister Lord Kitchen
ar under bis promise to care for the
troops interests, to provide them with
N adequate cOmmissary, warning them
..t 8inst drinking aLd lOotng aud advis-
ne them TO fear God, honor the Wing
and their country and 10 be courteous
o all, "but more than courteous to
women.
: King George 5 address to the Britis h
troops was sent TO General French to
, ne read to them. You, my soldiers.
IL read, "iave left home TO fight for
tho safety and bono, OF my empire.
"Bolgium. county we are pledged
! to defend has been attacked. France
i Is about TO be invaded by the same
powerful foe. ! hale implicit eonfi
lcucc in yor. Duty is yolr watchwatd
know it will be nObly done.
~ shall follow your every movement
with the deepest interest and mark witt
ager satisfaction your daily progress.
4 - pray God to bless you and t'
4 bring you back victorious.
4 Il was amounced that General smith
\ DOrriou would succeed General Grier
a sou, who died suddenly Monday, il
4 command OF one OF the expeditiOnar,
D corps.
4 From Paris came news that on'.
4 $500 Americans remained thete, an
y these were expected to come TO Loudo
= sOOn.
n 1t was said that the number of Amer
ioGns volunteering in the French arm
4 vss increasing. Two hundred enliste
Monday. Andre Lcsourd was drillin
them.
May Stir Up Turkey.
There was much discussion of tn
ears reported announcement OF h.
III intention to send the Russian Black sc
H fleet through the Dardanclles despi'
Turkeys declaration of neutrality. Tn;
tbis wonld violate the sultan's deelart
n tion and a treaty of long standing a
q agreed There were many who sal
boweyer. that. on the ground of a II
II ccssity higher than any outstanding o
n Legations. Il certainly could be success
fully defended as could Germany S /
vas ion of Belgium. The British COVER
ment was Keeping in close touch wi
n Japan concerning the latter S expect
n..fa