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report that they might be pros,
longed by the mediators going to]
Mexico was met by the statement by'
one of them that in these days of thel
telegraph and cable such journeys
was unnecessary as they had every
facility for speedy communication
with Mexico.
While the ENJOYS were not yet ready
to make any announcement, several
interesting phases of what has come
up during their discussion were learn
ed from authoritative sources.
An outgrowth of the discussion was
an intimation that both the Huerta
and Carranza elements would send
representatives to deal directly with
the mediators, and that Francisco De
La Barra, now at Paris as ambassa-
dor for the Huerta authorities, would
probably be designated to act for
Huerta. 1t was known that the media
tors themselves had made no move to
secure a personal representative from
either party, but there was reason to
believe De La Barra's coming was be-
ing considered at Mexico City and
that a representative of Carranza.
who is on his way here, may be au-
thorized to act in that direct capac-
ity.
European Attitude Pleasing
During the day the Intermediates
received word of the encouraging at
titude of some of the foremost Euro
pean powers, notably Great Britain.
This was not conveyed in any formal
adherence to the mediation work, but
was none the less definite and salts
flying as the result of an informal con-
ference between Sir Cecil Spring Rice.
the British ambassador, and one OF
the mediators which was later made
known to the ENJOYS as a body
The British ambassador also talked
with Secretary Bryan along the same
line.
While the mediators have not APP
pealed directly for the friendly infiu-
ence of European powers. as the posi-
ton does not warrant addressing for
eign government, yet their home gov
ernments have enlisted their ambasSa-
doris and ministers at European capt.
tails to secure friendly cooperation
from those quarters. The responses
are in general encouraging. yet the
difficulties still in the way of a set
Element are recognized. One CONT
Mental diplomatist pointed out that the
difficulties increased as the scope OF
INTERPRETATION was broadened and
more elements were taken in He lik-
ened the situation to the so-called
concert of Europe. which could sell
dom be brought to agreement because
of the number of parties and diversity
of interests.
Carranza's Intention
Local Constitutionalists drew atten-
ton to the language of the note from
Cen Carranza as not accepting any
offer to solve the differences between
himself and General Huerta, but mere-
ly agreeing to listen to proposals
which would resolve the differences
between the United States and Mex
leo, In the note from the ENJOYS to
Carranza they extended AN offer OF
our good offices to all parties at in
terest in the problem of the pacifica-
ton of Mexico, and the adjustment of
the differences between Mexico and
the United States"
The Carranza reply thanked the me-
diators for their effort to solve "the
differences between Mexico and the
United States"
Continued on Page 14-coIumn y
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Boston Forecast

Boston. April 9o,-Foreeast for Boston
and vicinity: Fair Friday and Saturday;
not muc.a change in temperature; modere-
axe northwest to west winds.
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Battles at Mazatlan and Acapulco

fighting
Maxa and a Admiral
Of
"throush favoraby received the
Of
to the Conettutionaists
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AMERICAN AT MEXICO
CITY TO Be SHOT AS SPY

April so-unoffoia reports reaching Washington late to-
executed
HUI
repres
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CUBAN STEAMER TARGET
FOR REBELS AT TAMPICO

reported
Anti,
'front.' the Federal Vera Cruz
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Gen. HUERTA ACCEPTS
THE ARMISTICE PROPOSAL


of Brazil Chile
the
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Everyday Life

After q morning enliyened by the
marching to and fro of large bodies
of American soldiers, sailors and ma
rines, the city resumed it's normal and
somewhat sleepy life, made more gay
in the evening by outdoor dinner par
ties at the numerous cafes. The Amer
lean troops began their disembarka-
ton from the transports early. Once
on sflore they We're lined up along the
docks and before noon all had march,
ed to the posts assigned to them in
various parts of the city. AS the va
streets with their bands playing mar
tial airs and their flags flying, the ma
tives appeared on their balconies or
came out onto the sidewalks and
gazed with undisguised wonder at the
solid ranks of brown-clothed men.
Many American civilians who had
been taking their breakfast outdoors,
left their tables and watched with
pride the passing of the newly arrived
troops, at the same time cheering and
waving hats and handkerchiefs,
Applause for Funston
Scarcely had the last of the troops
landed when Brig. Gen. Funston with
several aides drove by in carriage
and was greeted with an outburst of
ringing applause.
When the men had taken up their
stations official calls were exchanged
between Rear Admiral Charles j. Bad
ger, Governor Robert ]. Kerr and
Brig. Gen. Funston.
The Fletcher Order
Later In the day an order was issued
by Rear Admiral Fletcher The or
der covered the whole of the events
Continued on Page 14-Column 81
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Consuls Return to Posts

Washington 3-ons Of ho hopeful the Mexican
authorised
hr o a duties ~ their personal dissrs.
TOME
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RELIABILITY

When buying Jewelry the reliability
of the firm you're trading with is the
first consideration. / have been in the
Jewelry business right here on Lisbon
St SO years and guarantee every article
sold in my store to be exactly as repre-
scented. l also guarantee my prices to be
as low Cor lower as any other reliable
Jewery House in Mainei
Watches, Diamond Rings, Wedding
Rings, Seal Rings, Silverware for the
table, and all sorts of beautiful and in
expensive Gift articles.
DTeW's Reliable JeweIry Store
Established 1SS1-52 years ago!
7a Lisbon ST., Lewiston, Me.
nay1.dBw
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You have no ic 9 d TIL e paorl pront
and 10 are darker than iSdi UiVvA
other cigars. That means quality. In.-
ported clear Havana ssigars are DARK b Y,
convinced. Made from, Cuban s-nsoco
grcwg IN Maine. . as.sed3na0.
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Z-2O-4

lOc Cigar Thirty-uinc years confirm
Gus increased sales tells its own story.
FACTORY. Asnchsstsr. n H az
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maine FIRE PREVENTION
DAY COMMENTARIES The
BANGOR CONFEDERATION
State Wide Observation in Accordance with Gov Hanes'
Proclamation--State Commissioners Speakers
Thursday Evening in Bangor

Portland so"Maine
today.
The by clearing rubbish looking after fire
wide
Observance at Bangor
Mine's Fire
committee of tho Chamber held
T.
district the New land Telephone chairman
the Chamber Of Commerce committee fire prevention
The speakers utterb Hon. j. Wallace
addresses
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IN THE CLASSIFIED COL
UMNS your "ReaI Estate For
Sale" advertisement carries your
ceiling message to all of tho
people of tho city who, at this
time, would have any interest
IN it.
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THE WEATHER

Fair, continued cool Friday and
Saturday, gentle to moderate
north winds.
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Applause for Funston
The Fletcher Order

Later In the day an order was issued
by Rear Admiral Fletcher. The or
der covered the whole of the events
Continued on Page 14-column 81
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Le1s9t}k 1IIlNIf7 .I![o ':''g!!!.g

stand don't mean to say that all or
even any of the candidates will tell
whopper when anything of a seri.
Gus nature is involved. Some Of them
just tell whoppers to be entertaining
and funny, and some just want to get
comment started. and they succeed.
They have got to say something. II
they hung around the truth some OF
them wouldn't have a whole lot TO
say, and putting all joking aside, the
truth is too prosy, especially for use
in a political campaign. And then
again, the truth is always liable to
start something. The truthful candi-
date hits the nail on the head, but
that is about all that he does hit after
the ballots are counted. Anything out.
side Of whopper at political meet
ing, that gets beyond the fifth row
is going to make mess of things.
when a neat little whopper on what
the candidate Is going to do when he
gets into Office will put an elephants
breath tint on the whole assemblage
without leaving a brush mark.
l tell you. Mr. Editor, that when It
comes to whoppers for a possible
cinch on snap with a salary attach.
ed, David Harum, with horse trade
on his hands, was a back number.
TRUTHFUL.
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MAUI AND PROMOTION
WORK

Maui's plan to have representative of that
island stationed in Honolulu to meet tourists
and urge them to take the Valley Isle trips, is
plan that can be worked out in harmony with
the general promotion campaign. 1t would not
be bad idea if all of the islands had their rep
resentatives in Honolulu, with headquarters
with the Hawaii Promotion Committee and all
working in conjunction with the Committee
In this way the maximum of advertising for
the individual island attractions could be Sc
cured as well as the maximum of general boost
ing. If the work of the Promotion Committee
expands as it should, if it is given adequate f.
nancial support there will be plenty to do for
a staff of four or five live-wire hustlers. By
combining their offices at one headquarters,
expense will be saved.
The thing to be guarded against is the I'M
organized division of promotion work The gun
that fires scattering shot doesn't carry the
punch" that live promotion work for Hawaii
must have. The people of Maui feel that their
island needs more individual boosting and they
are prepared to pay for it. That same wide
awake spirit will convince all promotionists
that concentrated and cooperating boosting is
the only kind that will be of permanent benefit
to all Hawaii
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George r. Carter says that the Progressives
are showing the value of clean campaign. As
matter of fact, so are the Rice speakers and
managers. The Rice campaign is as clean as
has ever been waged in Hawaii-carried on by
the fairest and most straightforward methods
"a direct appeal to the intelligence and pub
lie spirit and patriotic interest of the voters
of Hawaii In not one speech that the Star
Bulletin has heard or heard of has Charles A.
Rice made any statement on which he is not
willing to stand; in not one speech so far as we,
know has he attempted to mislead the voters
in the slightest degree. He has not INDUCED
in mud-slinging personalities; he has not made
statements as to political conditions on the
that he cannot back up with proof;
he has not temporized or theorized. He has
driven straight forward on the dominant issue
that Hawaii needs at Washington not only a
man of ability, but man of energy-a man
who will be there when he is needed. And this
Rice pledges himself to do The character of
the Rice campaign is one that every fair-mind-
ed man in Hawaii should appreciate and as its
cleanliness and progressiveness are becoming
apparent to those who know little of Rice per
sonally, his strength is growing.
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MANGANESE IN PINEAPPLE SOILS

... Honolulu. Aug. 90, 1914.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin:
Sir: Reading the issue Of your paper
Of Aug. Sth, I noticed a remark that
manganese has been discovered in the
pineapple soils in these islands.
Some eight or nine years ago, during
my soiourn in Honolulu, took a lively
interest in the development OF
the pineapple industry. While
examining the Wahiawa soils.
/ noticed, when some of them
were treated with hydrochloric
acid. a generation of free chlorine.
Further tests showed that those soils
contained manganese up to IA per cent
of brownstone. published about that
subject in several scientific papers, II
am not mistaken, and also in the Adj
vertiser r1..: liza -
While | have to claim the priority
Of this discovery, | appreciate fully the
work done in this regard by the U. S.
experiment station in pursuing the
subject more to the detail than did.
My publications during this time con-
corning pine apple-growing and the in
formation given to the growers must
have escaped the attention of the sta
ton.
. Yours very truly, =.
CARL ELSCHNER,
Or. E. NJ. H. Oh. "; Geol Vgg., Geogr.
Society, Berlin.
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METHODIST CLERGYMEN
TO GATHER AT OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Gals Sept. More
than 200 Methodist clergymen and
laymen from all parts OF California
will gather In Oakland for the week
beginning September .2S to attend the
state conference of the Mthodist Epis-
copal church. The Oakland conyen-
ton, which Is the first one in 80 years
to be held outside of Pacific Grove,
will held sessions in the First Metho-
dist Church, Bishop F. J. Mcdonald of
Denver presiding.
"The Oakland convention will be
greater in scope and attendance than
any previous state convention said
the Rev. George White, pastor OF the
First Methodist Church. Many Of the
worlds greatest orators and mission
aries will participate in this gather
ing" So ..... -....
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EDITOR
RICE'S SUPPORT ON MAUI.

Apparently Hama is the only district where
candidates have enough backbone to come out
in the open and declare where they stand on
the delegateship question. Last week John
Wilcox and j. B. K. Kamai, both took the stump
and made strong speeches for Rice. Kakaa-
koa of the same district, who failed to get on
the ticket through irregularity in filing his ap-
plication, had announced himself as faoring
Kuhio There is something in Hama that breeds
independence, which candidates in other dis
tricts seem to lack-Maui News .... g..
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RILEY q. ALLEN
s. SEPTEMBER l, 1914

Europe's tragic extremity becomes, rithout any
nrorAing of our ocn, America' golden OPPORTUNITY
the opportunity not of lifetime, but of a century Of
national life. The phole rapidly Developing trade of
South Amerca-to sag nothing of other pats Of he
globe-heretofore almost solely European and es-
pecially IN German hands, IS nriingly open to The
United States through the annihilqtion Of Europe s
foreign trGdet Ships! ships -merehant shipsr IS
the cry of american farmer and producer ersry
rhere.-New York American.
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POST RECREATION HALL
=. y IS SUGGESTED

Schofield Barracks, T. H.. Aug. 90.
Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin.
Sir: The interest of the people OF
your excellent: city in the enlisted
man" is truly admirable. should
like to suggest that you kindly donate
to them a post recreation hall. -
where on separate nights of the week
may be held an enlisted mems dance
a minstrel show. contests of basket.
ball, indoor baseball and bowling
league, smoker and an occasional
address by some prominent military
or civilian gentleman. Located in the
center of the garrison, this would en-.
terrain the main body-as baseball
does in the day-and keep them from
the temptations OF the city. Just equip
1t with a plunge bath and the prob
lem is solved.
Respectfully,
REV. IGNATIUS FEALY,
Chaplain LIST Field Artillery.
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hIIIEINIII4IE4Q

&C. G. BOCKUs: At any rate. golf
as played on Oahu is perfectly neu-
trail game.
] POSTMASTER Wan. f. YOUNG:
/ expect to receive authority to 60
ahead with those postal substations at
almost any time now.
-E. p. LOW: The Oahu Shipping
Company has demanded strict neutral
fty among its oficers. The mosquito
6eet is kept busy in the island trade.
JOSHUA d. TUCKER: I've some
good information. gathered privately,
that viii come in handy when visit
Hawaii county next week.
JOEL C. COHEN: MY posters
kre going up about the city and In
T
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the country. How could live up to
my slogan, Absolutely Independent"
and do otherwise?
JAMES A. RATH: The coming fall
is going to be an unusually busy pc
Rod for the Palama Settlement An
interesting program of activities is
now in the making.
WILLIAM LARSEN: know that
the city and county of Honolulu can
get better service from its forces than
1t does now and If elected there'll be
some ginger put into the work.
LIEUT.. A. L. BUMP: For a real
old-fashioned town lot" game Of base
ball the 25th cant be beat when they
get wild. However. it is not often
that the infantry team goes up in a
balloon"
GOVERNOR PINKHAM: Ny an
nual report may not be yoluminous,
but it contains q number Of things
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POLITICAL WHoPPERs.

Editor Honolulu Star Bulletin,
Sir: Poor old Solomon was right,
The grace and ease with which poll.
teal candidates tell whoppers is in
accord with the political movements
of the hour. AS we progress We grow
broader, and the fellow looking for a
snap in some city Office grows liberal
with his whoppers, and we at the
same time are less exacting, that is,
We dent contradict him. Candidates
are telling today what they will do
when We know. gol blamed well that
they will proceed to forget 1t as soon
as their election certificate is hand
ed to them. But we are broad mind.
ed and let it slide. Statements by
candidates, that few years ago would
have been treated with contempt and
regarded as abominable are now
seemingly necessary to the candidate
in his business. Everything goes, and
in that connection the gentle art Of
telling whoppers during election time
has hiked right along with the rest
of the progressive ideas, and is well
to the front among the stock in trade
of candidates where it blooms ; and
thrives. -. ~: T..
OF course, Mr.. Editor, you under.
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Raising Of goats may be industry in these
islands says headline. The pleasant occupa-
ton of getting goats = will have been at least
half way concluded by September II and should
leave the path clear for the new industry.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-01

For the purpose of nominating a
committeeman for the election OF
September IL and for the discussion
of several matters Of interest, a meet
ing of the members of the Republican
precinct club, second precinct Of the
fourth representative district, has
been called for 7:30 o'clock Thursday
evening at the public baths. Waikiki.
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The San Francisco Examiner of August 20
says that tourist travel is already turning from
Europe to the Hawaiian islands and that large
number of travellers on the Coast have cancelled
their European passage arrangements and are
now contemplating trip to Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-01

Great Britain reported seizure of German
Samoa has been contemplated for some time.
As early as August IL despatch from London
to Japan stated that Britain was then planning
to occupy all the German colonies in the Pa
cifc and that operations for that purpose had
already begun.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-01

Paris is not now and for 500 years has not
been strategically strong city for France to
defend against invasion from the east The re-
ported plan to move the capital to Bordeaux is
one that will very likely be carried out.