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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
n ERMANY COUNTS
NJ CAPTIVES OF WAR

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wtreless.)
q BERLIN, August 2.-The TeutoniC
Allies success in the great war is the
subject of an official statement issued
here as Il resume of the first year OF
war
The figures show that the total mum
Der of prisoners taken in the GaliciaI
campaigns is 1905, ,412, and in POLAND
100000. ..,.'.-a.
Germany occupies most Of Belgium
a large part of France and a large par
Of Russia. Only in Alsace are ther,
hostile soldiers on German soil
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
Empress Turns
Back at Gates
OF Prized City
Kaiserin win Not Accompany
Wilhelm On TriumphaI Entry
Of Polish Capital
tAs.ociatsd Press BY Federal wirslssa)

(Associated Press by Federal wireless)
LONDON, August 3.-Advices from
the eastern front yesterday show that
the Russians are still holding back
the advance of Won Mackensen from
the south, along the Bug River, while
the attempts Of Won Hindenburg in
the north to throw his forces across
the Warsaw -Brest .Litousk railroad
have been consistently frustrated.
According TO adviees from Geneva his
offensive has been incredibly costly.
In addition TO losses of 10000 already
reported, the Tribune's correspondent
at Innsbruck telegraphs that in the
last two days 10000 more have been
sacrificed. Es
Warsaw Nearly Stripped
At Warsaw itself the situation re.
mains practically unchanged. The Rus
slams still hold the city, and their prep.
arations for final evacuation con.
tinue. The newspapers have suspend.
ed publication and the cost of provi.
sions is rising rapidly. Most of the
stores and all the ammunition exeepi
that Immediately needed have been re
moved, but garrison remains.
Arrangements are being made for Q
transfer Of authority from the Russian
to Polish civil government, which
the Germans will find seated when they
march in. .n~ e..
From Petrograd comes word that the
first act Of the Germans on taking pos
session of Windau, in the Baltic pro
vinees, was to impose a fine Of $25, 900
to be worked out by the inhabitants OF
the farms and in building bridges ant
roads. -... -
Empress Abandons Triumph
The Kaiserin has for reasons Mn
known abandoned the proposed triunl
phal entry into Warsaw beside the Kai
ssK she left the front yesterday 70
Berlin. ~: FIT. 49, !.
Count de Bcnckendorff, the RuAsial
ambassador to the court Of 81. James
who is now in Petrograd, has informe
his government that there is no reaso
for Russia to feel any discomfort wit
the progress the Allies are making i
their western campaign. St.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
HEAD WAVE
SWEEPS ATLANT|CCOAST

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireiessD 4
PHILADELPHIA, August SAN M
usually oppressive heat wave Is stifiin 6
the northern Atlantic coast. Although
the thermometer only climbed to nine
ty yesterday the humidity recorded was
SO. Fifteen eaths aud numberless
prostrations showed how uncomfortable
it was. Thousands fled to the jersey
beaches. a@.u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
CONSTANTINOPLE VISITED
BY A DISASTROUS FIRE
(Associated Press by Federal wireless.

LONDONJ August "a report has
come from Athens that q disastrous
Gre in Constantinopo destroyed 5000
buildings. Among the buildings burned
was the German military. hospital, The
cause Of the fire is not stated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
DEATHS IN NEW YORK

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)
New York, August 3.Four deaths
and many prostrations from heat and
high humidity were reported to the
police here yesterday. &<.-...
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
ITALIANS TAKE MANY ...
AUSTRIAN PRISONERS
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.)

(AssOciated Press by FederaI Wireless)
LONDON, August 2.---Italy's win
ming campaign in the Trieste district
has resulted in the rapture recently of
1000 Austrian prisoners, according
to reports received il London from the
Italian authorities. The Italians are
said to be making stcady advance to-
ward the city of Trieste.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-08-03
DEATH CLAIMS FATHER
OF RED CROSS WORKER
.sooiated Press by Federal Wireless. }

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
WASHINGTON, August 3-WilliaEn
Jarvis Boardman, father of Miss Mabel
'oardman, chairman of the American
'cd Cross National Relief Board, died
bare today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
PEARYS AND COOKS STORIES
REARRANGEO BY MAGAZINE
Former Hind Contract tn,Irr Which
Nothing Detrimental to Him Nns
tO he Published.

WASHINGTON. January 9S-Miss
Lillian L. Kicl, OF New York. VINO said
She Was stcmoGraphe;, employed by
q magazine which printed articles nm
der The name of Eear-AGmiral Pcury
aud Dr. Cook on their return from tn.
Arctic reg ion. testified tonight before
the House Committee on Education that
the articles We're not written in their
entirety by the explorers whose names
tt"y bore. but that they were rear
RANGED IN the magazine office.
Miss kiel was one OF 4 number OF
witnesses who testified in connection
WIih the resolution of REPRESENTATIVE
smith, % New York, designed TO ,s-
,ahish the priority Of the discovery of
the North Pole. Miss l<icl said She
took Size dictation OF by. Cooks state
mcnt She said that after he had re-
r"lN"d proofs and had 20. k.d Them, a
SU""uitor OF the magazine clipped the
proofs. eliminated certain paragraphs
ana inserted others, the result being.
Sh" said, thai the story indicated :,
confession OF failure
she said that Admiral Pcary's STORY.
irSt was obtained by questions asked
10y reporter. that a woman transcribed
the. notes ana wrote the story The
admiral. She said, had a contract or an
agreement Of some sort under which
III" magazine was not To print any
thing detrimental to him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
GAKXA DENIES REPORTS
OF INTENDED I'IIiI;r

Ell pASO TEN, January 2S.-Ncithcr
Rogue Gonzales Garza. head of the
convention government, nor the Villa
army has evacuated Mexico City, ac-
cording to a statement issued to-day
by tire Villa military authorities at
Juarea. 1t was declared that Garza
in n telegram sent from the capital has
denied reports of his flight or any
danger that the Carranza forces might
occupy the city.
The onicia! bulletin said:
The Provisional President Of Mex
icn Rogue Gonzales CARA, Informed us
to-day that he remains in the city Of
Mexico, where he is continuing the gov
crnment emanating from the sovereign
convention, ana that the capital is not
menaced by rebel forces
Troops OF the division of the north
now occupy the following places in the
state of Coahuila: Cuatro Ciencgas
(thc home of General CarranZa) Sahi-
mas and Monclova, positions formerly
occupied hy strong Carranza forces
which We're utterly defeated With
the occupation OF these places, the gov
eminent of Mexico dominates the coal
regions of Coahuila State, and thus
controls sufficient fuel TO keen IN traffic
on all railroads in the republic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
Austrian

VIENNA. January Is (via London.
1850 Il. M).-Thc official statement
issued to-day says:
The Nagyag Valley has been
cleared of the enemy. The Rus
slams. WHO with strong forces had
penetrated the valley as far as the
region north Of Okornczo OHun-
G2ryp. were Obliged yesterday to
abandon their last strongly fortified
position. We captured Toronya.
Ia the pursuit we reached Wyszkow.
where ENGAGEMENTS against the hos
til" rear guard began again.
ION the heights north Of KcZcrs-
wacdlas and near Nolovac. the Rus
slams tried TO rctaltc their lost posi-
tions. but We're rcpulscd. We cap
turcd 700 prisoners and 1--WE ma
chine guns.
ION the rest of the front in the
carpathians there has been no sub
stantial change. East of the Nag
yac tranquility prevails
There have been small actions
and artillery engagements in West
Galicia ana Poland"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
GAIN IN RUSSIAN INCOME,
DESPITE DRAIN OF WAR
Government Estimates Total of s'33,.
:.23 800 in Excess OF That
of Last Year.
SMALL ALCOHOLIC REVENUE
This Drops From Nearly $500, OO0,-
goo to Few Million Rublcs-EiH-,
cheney of i.aborcrs Increased
Through Enforced Sobricty.

l'ETliOGRAp, January - Cvia Lon
don. January 2S).-The official report
mad" by tn" ways ai1i means commit
tee OF the Duma to-nirh, Indicated
that. despite the war, Tho government
estimates Of its ordinary income from
direct taxes during the coming wear
Will exceed that of last year hy $685.
22S.50G The direct taxes Will be an
proximately Sill ,232. 500.
This is the frsI budget In which the
income from alcoholic drinks Will he
eliminated From nearly 100000. 900
rwbies $500 0o0,000l from th;,t source.
tn" government revenue viii drop To
a f"w million rubies which viii accrue
from tho sale OF Industrial spirits
The government anticipates no diff
iiculty In raising BY indirect taxes
enough To cover the deficiency duo 10
lack OF revenue from the sale OF
liquors Notwithstanding Tho great
percentage OF iunOrcrs IN The ranks or
the arms, 1t IS pointed out that the cf-
hc'oncy of those remaining. owing to
enforced sohricty, has been increased
from 30 TO 100 per cent Natural
crown resources. such rs oil fields. coal
ANA conner mines, woodland ana prairie
winch hitherto have not been exploited
have been giver, out Ia free concessions
and are ABOUT 20 he developed. and
from these the taxes. together with
the land tax. !; is calculated, VIII ar
rrcGnic $4,000. 600. Acting Premier
kharitonoff, speaking of the budgets
said:
without r"sort.ng 10 extraordinary
measures, Tho income from internal
revenues viii covcr The expenses of
inc government ana pay The interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
WHAT WARNING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS
French

PARIS. January 2S.--The French
official announcement this afternoon
makes claim to uninterrupted
French Successes on January 81. the
anniversary OF :hc birth OF Emperor
William. a day upon which the Ger
mans had determined TO h. pariiCu-
LARRY aggressive.
The French were successful in
every one of their cndcavors. and
they estimate the German casualties
during the days OF January -. -
and - At no fewer than 2O.0o0 men.
At Craonnc alone. they say. the Ger
mans had losses amounting TO 5000
men In that fight the French give
their losses ut SOC
The following official coinmuuica-
ton was issued by the War Office
Tonight:
"On the night OF January 2T-2S
no attack 10y the infantry of the
enemy was delivered TO the north
east Of Xonncbckc there was - bonn
hardmcnt by the Germans and vio-
lent rifle Gring
AN artillery duel occurred on the
Aisnc. and in the Argonne there WAS
camuonadiur' on all sides. In .AlSacc,
TO the northwest OF AmmcrZweiller.
our troops maintained their posi-
ton, Notwithstanding n violent BON
hardmcnt during the day of the
territory which they had gained. and
succeeded i'm organizing themselves.
quiet prevailed along the re
maiudcr OF the front"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
NO IMMEDIATE EFFORTS
TO INCREASE REVENUES
,Continucd From Firsi Pnpe )

'i''iHb'h FROM flESt t'HSp.D
about 100000 oU from corporations and
individuals.
officials are determined to make an
aotiNc search for tax dodgers. and have
discovered ways in which they hope to
nilhS out several millions Of dollars
ianE large corporations have given
the Treasury Department. lists of their
St"ckholdcrs TO whom dividends are
ha'd. and that is expected TO be Of
great yi,iu" in income tax collections
The effect of the European war and
financial conditions in the United States
ma! nave on returns from the income
'aN also is being considered. How
marked that effect may be, officials do
not r'teud 10 know.
The net balance in the Treasury to-
night was about $4,000, 600 1t slow
~ is dropping. and some officials are
inclined to believe that If the ship
purchase bill becomes law the govern
hehi VIII issue Panama Canal 3 per
cent bonds 10 provide the $4,000, 600 to
buy stock In the shipping corporation
~ creates. Mr.. McAdoo said tonight
he mad not taken up that question.
Inc secretary has authority to issue
canal bonds TO the amount of $2iO,-
"G9,?c0 If necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
PRESIDENT VETOES
IMMIGRATION BILL

4"tdH had one of the chief OF the on
r"rtuni,l"s they scclS-thc opportunity
OF education Tie object of such pro
vision IS restriction, not selection.
IF the people of this country have
mad" up their minds to limit the num-
Der OF Immigrants by arbitrary tests
hnd go reverse the policy OF All the
generations Of Americans that have
gone before tnein. II is their right to
40 50" am their servant. ana have mo
License to stand in their way. But
DO rot believe that they have re
sr"ciiully submit tina, no one can ut,ot,
tn"lr mandate to that effect. Has any
political party ever aVowcd a policy
OF restriction ~ this fundamental ma,
ter, gone 10 the country on II ANA
h""h commissioned TO control it's Ior-
lS!ation| Docs this bill rest upon no
conscious aud universal asscn, and dc.
sire OF the American people? ! doubt
H. II ~ because doubt j, tbat
make bold TO dissent from IN o,,,
willing TO abide 10y tho verdict. nut M,
until II has been rendered lie, m.
platforms Of parties speaI, am ,,n,,,
'hiS policy ana The people prono,,,,,.
'He'i WISH The matter is too funda-
mental TO bc settled otherwise
nave II" pride Of opinion on ,ti.
question. am not foolish cuouyb ,o
profess 10 know tho wishes ana ia..I.
81 America better than TIC Dodv of ncr
'h"'c" representatives know them !
only want instruction direct from ,no.
whose fortunes. with our, nrL ~,
mems, are Involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
GERMAN CHANCELLOR HEARS
HOW HIS So! DIED IN BATTLE
Sergeant Who cot Iron Cross for iEf-
forts tn Itcscur Wounded '.irutrn-
ant " rites Dead Mans Parents.
{ Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispaich.l
CoPENIiAGEN, January 2S.iow
Lieutenant Won Rethmann- lolIwog, soT
Of the German Chancellor. died in Po-
land. j. told in letter from Sergeant
Naumann to his parents. The sergeant.
who was killed i'm action before his lot
ter reached its destination. was award
ed the iron cross by his captain for his
efforts TO rescue the wounded lieu
tenant.
"I.ioutcnant Won Kcthmanu- ollweE
and had ridden over 10 n farm To OBJ
serve thy Russian position" wrote Ser
ceani Neumaun. suddenly heard him
eNclaim. Bonner wcttrr, ! am hitn lie
Was shot in the shoulder.
1--WE will so forward, lie said, and
We proceeded : fcw minutes after
ward saw his head drop forward and
he fell from his horse.
II dismuuntcd to assist the lieutenant.
but he was unconscious. tried Ia lift
him, hut he was too heavy. so / could
not carry him back Eood was coming
from his mouth and propped him mp
beside .ho road.
The Russians drew nearer aud
opened up "A terrible fire at POO Yards
! Went racK TO our men and sent for
achievements, ana a car for the lieu
icunnt. when the car came We could
not approach him ON account of the ter
rilg IRE
I'm the evening we tried again. and
twice the following morning to GET near
the lieutenant, but failed Later our
infantry attacked the Russians. hut
away My captain handed me an iron
cross"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
EASTMAN ENDS TESTIMONY
Appears I'm Dissolution suit Against
kodak Company.

BUFFALO. y Y. January IS
George Eastman. president of the East
man Kodak Company against which
the government is proceeding in dis
solution suit. to-day completed tcsti-
mohE begun NJ previous hearing
On ross-cNamination he admitted that
there was an agreement between The
Eastman company and Jules Hrulatour.
FORMER United states representative of
lne Lpinlcre Film Company of France.
ms agreement, The government con-
TENDS gave the Eastman company vir-
tua control OF the moving picture film
business in the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
CATARRH LEADS
To CONSUMPTION

'atarrh is rs much Il blood discas.
~ scrofula or rheumatism. 1t may
be relicNed but II cannot be removed
ny SIMPLY. local treatment. II causes
headachc and dizziness. impairs m.
taste smell and hearing, affects the
voice defanycs the digestion, ami
breaks down the general health. /,
wcakens the delicate lung TISSUES ma
leads to consumption.
lloods Sarsapnrilla goes to tho sc,,
OF the trouble. purlnes the blood. and
Is so successful that II is known ns
the best remedy for catnrrh
HOODS Sarsaparilla strengthens ANA
tones the whole system. 1t builds IN
ASK your druggist for Hoods. and I'm,
sist on having it. There il no rnal
substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
GERMANS DRIVEN BACK
AFTER BAYONET CHARGES
Break Through into Russian
trenches and Rcpn.scd In Dcs-
perate Fight.
LEAVE 800 DEAD ON FIELD
Battle Which begins at Break os
paS' After All-NigI, Wait b;
>N-"rS Forces, Lasts Only Thirty
Minutes, When Enemy Is Defeated.

fhTRoERAD tvia Londou). January
2S.-ln stubborn hrht about Sochac-
Jew, ON the Bzura River. the Germans
On 'uesday broke through into the
! RUSSIAN trenches. from which they
were repulscd only after bayonct
charges. At Atlank;t. two, miles north
OF Sochaczew, in n battle lasting thirty
minutes. the Germans lost 800 killed.
| Russian officer. commanding a bat
terry of machine guns. gave this ac-
count OF that lighting:
AT dusk our battery was ordered 10
take certain position TO cIfeck the
Germans, Within an hour trenches
were dug and the battery masked We
lay all night waiting for the attack
Before us was clear space OF .. OOn
yards TO Il hill. on which there were
trees
With tho coming OF daylight we be-
came impatient and began to fear that
the Germans did not intend TO attack
Suddenly. at the end of tho field. we
noticed n detachment OF cavalry They
rode towards our position and to -
point within GOO yards OF il, then
stopped, evidently suspectinv that
something was wrong. We were In de-
spair when they turned TO move away.
since we were without firing orders.
Suddenly the cracking OF our ma
chine guns. twenty yards to the left,
gave signal for Il general play Of the
battery. Part of the detachment was
! killed. and the remainder of the cav
alrymen fled. They were caught. how
ever by shrapncl from our artillery
battery farther back and scarcely one
escaped.
/ Half an hour passed. From the di-
rcction of the village there then APP
. pcared the expected long lines of the
German columns, not less than three
regiments. Again we held our fire for
a time, knowing what was expected of
us
| The Germans gathered on the hill
and began intrenchinr. They did not
work long. With three vollcys we
swept the whole or the German left
flank, and in thirty minutes the whole
| ground within reach OF our guns was
! cleared. The Germans left 800 killed.
Later the Germans tried to get
around on our left. but there our
Sibcrinns met than. and within a few
minutes had them the run again.
| Meanwhile two German guns. which
were covering the movement were
slcnccd by our artillery. thanks TO
which we lost scarcely n man"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
German

BERLIN. January Is ,3:lO l.. Nd.
Victory for German troops in two
important engagempntS along the
western front is announced in an
official communication from the War
Office. Near Craonne another sec
lion Of the allies trenches was cap
iurcd. the report states, ana in
upper AlSace the French rctrcatcd
IN disorder. after suffering heavy
losses in attacks on the German po-
sitions. In the eastern campaign
two small defeats of the Russians
are reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
CONFIDENCE! REPORTED
RESTORED AT MnN,cI,nE,.

IN" department. is in recent of 3,
report dated January Is from MONTEREY
stating That there has been no ais
order there since the arrival OF Gcr-
cral Angeles: that confidence has hccn
restored among the people
y telegram dated January o. from,
monterey, reports conditions prnCit-
caily nv above stated Tho message
states that tho military authorities
ana the Chamber of Commerce have
brought In supply OF corn ana beans
10 relieve, 10 som" extent. the food
shortage. Win funds that have hoon
donated for tn" purpose. the consul
GENERAL has purchased some beans for
the poorest families which are being
supplied with Small quantities of corn
ana beans. pending the arrival OF other
food supplies.
las lat" as January 81, the troops
OF General Angeles were still in con-
troll at Monterey, and trains were~ar-
riving there from Torrcon and Sal
tillo."
The convention agency announced to
night that It dispatch had been received
announcing that convention troops.
under General Rosaiio Hernandez. he d
captured l.ampncitos. Sabinas and Mon
clova, in the State Of Coahuila, gain
ing complete control OF the coal region
OF that state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
WANTS WOMEN TO HIDE AGE
Judge Looks for Provision by Which
Declaration Can BE Omitted.

CHICAGO, January 2S.-Women vot-
ers of Chicago Will not be obliged to
tell their ages when they register next
Tuesday If County Judge Scully can
find some provision In the law by
which the age declaration may he
omitted. The age is required merely
as matter of Identification" Judge
Scully said. and I 90 not believe "A
woman should be compelled to tell her
exact age l believe it would encour-
age women TO register if they knew
they did not have To tell how old they
WERE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
Iapata Chicftain and 1000 Men Re
ported Ready TO Meet Approach
ing CarranZn forces.
y SUMMARY or CONDITIONS
Washington Agency Claims That
G:,rAn, Head of Convention Gov
cinncnt, Had Gone TO Cucrnuyaca
rs Xarata's Prisoner.
Carranza Forces
Regain Mexico City

VERA Cruz. .Jununry .S-"Iyc
ha." recovered Mexico city"
This statement waa made officially
-; thc cnrramxn headquarters here
Tonight. - ~ not believed, how
ever. that the headquarters will bc
moved to Mexico City until Car
rnHHn forces can Gnin control OF
Hrt"nii! thr cnt!r" country.
The public In Ncrn CRUZ mt q
o'clock Tonight were appraised by
The ringing. of bells of the fact that
MeNico CITY had been taken by the
tarrinHn forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
Russian

rETROGRAD. January 2S.-The
general stan of the Russian army
OF the Caucasus gives out the fol-
lowing official announcement con-
corning the progress of the fighting
in that country:
ION the morning Of January 10
Turkish forces in the vicinity of
Sultan Sclim. in the Tchoruk coun-
try. delivered Il series Of vigorous
attacks on our positions. all Of
which were repulscd. In the vicin-
ity OF oiti. tifty-tivc miles west of
karS. the Turks. following their
custom Of recent days of taking the
offensive. sent forward an envelop-
ing column. This column was. how
ever. thrown back by us. and the
Turks sustained heavy losses
I'm Azcrbaiian Province. Persia,
the activity Of the enemy is iucrcas-
Ing. Ii has been noticod particu-
larry that numerous bands Of iiuvds
supported by regular Turkish
troops. have undertaken offensive
operations in the vicinity of Khoi.
but they everywhere have been re-
pulsed.
Along the other Caucasian fronts
on January 20 the military activity
was limited TO rifle firing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-29
OVER 10000 LIVES LOST
]. C.. [. Reports on Railroad Casualties
During Year.

WASilINGToN january 2S.-Durinr
the year ending June 30 last. = total
oil io'""2 persons. including 2G5 pas
sehsers' lost their lives in accidents
on railroads and in railroad shors
reporting to the Interstate Commerce
commission In addition. 1872. Coo per
sons were injured, Of whom i5.l2l were
passengers.
In the preceding year l0,9Gi persons.
ihcincing 400 passengers. were killed.
ana zo"'"oS persons, including $3.50
passengers. were inturcd