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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
Reds Lose to Pirates

Ci cinI ati October 3.-Herzogs three errors and Adams good pitching were responsible for Pittsburg's to victory today Cincinnati made three runs off Kantlehner in the third inning, and he was relieved on the fourth after passing one man. Pittsburg scored four runs in the fifth off an error TWO singles and two more errors. They made another in the ninth off three successive singles Score: R.H. E. Pittsburg .............. GOO 040 001-5 10 Cincinnati .............. 003 900 0OO-3 i
 Batteries: Kantlehner. Adams and Gib- son. Schneider and Wingo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
Just as Guaranteed

Y bOSCO11
 Say said the man as he entered the clothing store. 'I bought this suit here less than two weeks ago, and 1t Is rusty looking already"
 We'll" replied the clothing dealer, "I guaranteed it to wear like iron. didn't I?"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
White Sox Win

Chicago, October S.-Chicago beat St. Lcui'. today in the White Sox's final game of the season, to 2. Hamilton was hit inopportunely, Felsh and J. Collins each me king home runs. Faber pitched in fine form until the eighth inning, when he weakened and gave way to Russell. who held the visitors safe. Score: R.H. E. Chicago ............... O0l 100 13*-6 1 St. LGul5 ................. OU Vo u2V-z
 Batteries: Faber Russell and Mayer; Hamilton and AgneM
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
The Leisurly Obstructionist

W
 'Slow but sure is the good old way
 That's right" replied MT. Chuggins. 'If you want to have the whole road to yourself and be free from any care. you want to leave your automobile at homo and drive a hay wagon."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
OFFICIAL SOUTHERN
 STANDING ANNOUNCED

The following is the official Southern league standing as an- nounced by Secretary Matt Strad- ford of the Southern League Base ball asSociation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
Dad and Willie
From Judge.

FTOn1 JuuS6.
 Willie-Dad. what do the lawyers call man that's been sued?
 Dad-A pseudonym, William. Can't you see I'm busy?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
Taken at His Word

IOIH JuuSc.
 He (passionately)-I would go to the ends of the earth for you!
 She (calmly)-Good- by.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
A Key to Success

From Judge. Dyer: How did Litely overcome Got rox's objections to him as prospective son-in-law?"
 Ryer: He taught him new dance step.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING

Chicago, October 3.-In the tightest league race ever staged, the Chicago Federals today narrowly won the flag by taking the second game of a dou- ble header from Pittsburg after having dropped the first game.
 Darkness held off just long enough to permit the Chicago team to take the title and put Pittsburg in third place. Three runs in the sixth inning of the second game, however, settled the own ership of the emblem.
 The scores were. Pttsburg 50, Chi cago 5-3.
 The first game went il innings, while the second was called after the visi- tors half of the seventh inning.
 First game: RHE E.. Pittsburg ..... 100 900 0O3 01-5 II } Chicago ....... .001 002 100 00--4 12
 Batteries: Rogge, Knetzer and Berry; Mcconnell Prendergast and Wilson.
 Second game: R. H. E. Pittsburg ..........0 900 900 co 2 0 Chicago ......... 900 003 "-3 1
 Batteries: Knetzer, Allen and Berry; Bailey and Wilson. Called, darkness)
 Score: R.H.E. Kansas City ........... o2o GOO ooo-2 0 St. Louis ................ O41 o0O 01"-6 6
 Batteries: Henning and Brown; Gran dall, Plank and Chapman.
 Score of first game: R.H.E. Baltimore ............. 021 420 0O0-9 15 1 Newark ............ O2O GOO 030-5 s s
 Batteries: Black. Quinn and Russell: Wkitehouse, Kaiserling, Moran. Billiard ana Rariden, Huhn.
 Score of second game: R.H k. Baltimore ............ coo 600 0O0-0 3 3 Newark ........ no OO2 20*-6 s
 Batteries: Young and Owens; Reulbach and Huhn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
Value of Phillies' Pitching Strength May Offset the Final DecisiOn-Whitted and Lewis About Evenly Matched as Outfielders
By HUGH $. FULLERTON

By HUGH :. FULLERTON
 Val. in Val in Val. in Val. in
 Offn Def'n's se Seas'n Series Lewis ..... 774 663 762 749 Whitted m 7S9 652 ITO 752 ENFIELD AND OUTFIELD VALUES.
 Val. in Val. in Val. in Val in
 Off'n'e Define Seasn Series
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04
Birmingham Kennel Club

'Tied second game Saturday, 0 Der 9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-04

CLUES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
KORAN TO STOP
INCENDIARISM M

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. IA
a systematic campaign against arson
has been inaugurated by John s. Ho-
ran, State fire marshal. who declared
to-day that II is reasonable to expect
that FIRE losses in West Virginia will
be lessened 80 per cent. If the perpetra-
tions OF incendiaries are checked as
ne expects to be able TO do
"Our department will work in con
junction with the fire departments in
the various cities and with officials OF
the towns which do not support FIRE de-
partments. We will investigate every
fire which has suspicious origin. and
keep statistics showing where and by
whom over-insurance is carried"
Investigations in Charleston have
already shown that not only many su.
burban residences. but stores and
shops as well. are over-insured In
some Of the cities in southern West
Virginia IL has been learned that in.
surance Is carried on properties al
twice their value. and destruction by
fire az any time would be highly profit.
able TO the insured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
Order Being
Restored Bu
Gen. n.CdrranzQ

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-General Car
rama is fast restoring order through
out Mexico and is confident that he
VIII soon conquer Villa and Zapata.
according 10 Eliseo Arredondo con
hdential agent OF the constitutionalist
government in this country. who ar
rived here to-day from a visit to the
First Chief, whom he ACCOMPANIED on
tour OF the northern part OF Mexico.
General Carranza will reach Mex
leo City at the end OF this month and
then begin to organize his cabinet and
make the necessary government ap-
pointments," said Mr. Arredondo. The
Carranza agent added that the First
Chief expects TO announce soon the ap-
pontment OF his ambassador 70 Wash
ington
General Carranza is confident" Mr..
Arredondo continued. that he has the
military situation well 10 hand
1t is but a question OF a few weeks
when General villa will be conquered
Outside Of Mexico City the forces OF
General Zapata are surrenderinR daily
by the hundreds, so that he IS ahso-
lutely Of no military significance at
present"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
CHINESE WILL VOTE
FOR A MONARCHY

WASHINGTON. Nov. a. Next
Monday in each of the twenty three
Chimes" provinces convention will
assemble to record the decision Of tho
chinese people upon the Two guca.
lions upon which they voted at tho
polls Iasf week. tho acceptance of tho
revised constitution prepared bv tho
drafting committee OF tho council az
tate. and the substitution Of "a mon.
'rchial form of government Tor ro.
public
k'rorf. reaching Washiurfou ind.
caf" fhat an U"erwheIming majority of
'hH limited electorate faa recorded DO.
'.f 90. ir favor off both tNr porarfu.
'Inn and iIn monarchy Interest now
''uf'r. therefore uu0u fh, nr1t sf,p
which 5000 h. taken by President
Yuan sHI kIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
CHICAGO POLICE CAPTURE
STREETER AND HIS "OASIS"
AFTER STIRRING GUN PLAY

CHICAGO. Noy 10 After an eY.
chance of 90 shots. the police to-day
invaded and captured Captain George
Nolliu ton Strcctcrs District of Lake
Michirau. a plot Of fI'ed ir land ON
fho shore OF Lake MiDIIean. whore un
tl 90 day Stroctor had success fully de-
ned the officers who sought fo arrest
him ON charge of yIoiaUnr the sun.
day CLOSING order
Mrs John Hoist. wife of ono OF
StrcctOrs tenants. was slightly wound
Cd Strrefor. hia wife and Do others
we're placed under arrest and 1872 cases
of beer. sIy rifles four rcvoIvcrs and
quantity of ammunition were ConHt.
raftd
Tho land claimed bv sfrcbtr- hv
Fguatt'rs r'.hf adI0.rs tho fashionable
Lake Shore residence district Street.
or and his wife came there IN a sailing
vosecl years ago. They were wrecked
on fhe shore. and the land Involved
was formed by sand filling IN between
The wreck and tho boach streeter
called the new made land tho United
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PAY $2O,OOO,OOO
FOR MAIL HAULS

WASHINGTON. Nov. I4-Railroads
In the third contract section" will re-
ceive S20. 0.O73.4s4.36 a year for carry
ing mails during the four years he
ginning July I. last. under adjust.
lnents announced tonight BY the post.
oftic department. This Is an increa "a
OF more than S4.3O0.o 900 over the an
nual compensation allowed under the
adjustment Of 1907.
Section three is the largest OF the
four contract district established by
the department for convenience and
mbraces Ohio. Indiana, Illinois.
Michigan. Minnesota. Wisconsin and
Missouri. Mail in tho section is car
riod over G5.375 miles OF track by 151
different railroads, daily average of
5.'24.34S pounds being hauled b.
about 1000 trains.
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uonal conference of C0nFrsrafioraI
rhurchcs i1 New Haven where Hr de-
hFerod "a lecture. October o.
widow three children and four
trandrhildrrn survive John % Wash.
.urfDu. brother Ia .uUrr'rfrrdonf Of
IrIu.frirs af IuHkrFrr Institute
Tho funeral UliI br held lf Fuako
geo Institute Wednesday morning at
IO O'Clock
Born ln slavery
Or Washington wac born Ir slavery
near llaira Tord Na. In $500 or 1863
After 'hr emancipation ~ HIH arr. Hl
moved with uH family fY West viz
r.rIa Iln aa. au ambition. I1s and
f.Nd nIa money flr ar education
When hs va. able fo .-rar. frHaffe-
suf.r.ent money fr pay hIs .faas coach
fare t1 Haup pfDn Va. he entered Cen
oral Armstrong school far nerro.-
there and worked tis way throush en-
academic course. TaduaurF in 1875
tconunusd on Page Tsn1
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CONFLICTING REPORTS ON
SINKING OF STR. ANCONA
Gear Nicholas
and Son Visit
Military Ports

PETROGRAD. Nov. IA. via London
Nicholas and the young heir
TO the Russian throne, Grand Duke
Alexis Nickolaievitch. last week made a
tour OF inspection which included the
Ports OF Reval and Riga and the mill
tary districts of Dvinsk and Nitebsk.
The emperor and his son arrived at
keVal wednesday morning. They Wis
lted the naval fortress, examined the
works and reviewed the garrison. After
lunch, the emperor and the grand duke
visited the harbor and boarded the
transport Europe on which were drawn
up the crew of a Russian submarin.
and the crew of British underwatC
boat. The emperor personally dee
rated the two submarine commando
with the cross OF the order OF st.
George. fourth class. Later the i'm
perial visitors boarded the Russian and
British submarines and examined them
In detail and then went TO inspect the
works in the town.
Emperor Nicholas and the crown
prince went TO Riga on Thursday.
Here the imperial train crossed TO the
left bank of the Dvina river and his
majesty was received by General Rad
ko Dimitrieff. commander OF the forti.
He'd district of Riga with whom the en-
peror and the grand duke drove TO
town in automobiles and reviewed the
troops detached from the corps de.
tending Riga. The ruler thanked the
troops for their heroic services.
The emperor and his son left RIGA
/ Friday and reviewed "A division of
troops camped near Nitebsk. They
also visited the military district of
Dvinsk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
Booker Z. Washington, Famous
Negro Educator, Dies at His
Home After A Bmef Illness

IT. SkEGEE. Ala. Nov IL Booker
Warrington foremost teacher and
loader uf fne negro race. died earl. fo.
DAY af hia home here near tho Tussc.
rro Institute of which he vaa founder
and president Hardening of tho art.
"rifF fDI.Df.nr H uervouf brfafdoHu
caused death four hours after ur
Waehlngt0u arrived from New York
Although he had been ir fau.nx
health f0r several months tfa negro
leaders condition became serious only
laff week while hf was ln tho Earf
tIn f1eH realized The end wac near.
huf was determined 10 make tha asf
long trip south. BE bad saId often
n was born i1 tho South. have lived
aIl my Hfo In fhn South and expect f0
die and Do buried ln tho South
Accompanied BY bic wife. bic secra.
tary and a Dhysician. DT Warrington
lsft New Yorf for TusksFee Friday
He reached home last mid1iRht and
died af Z 20 o'clock this morning WIa
last public appearances Eas st the na.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
BULGARIANS ARE
NOW ON DEFENSIVE

BERLIN. Nov. 14 (Bv wireless to
Sayville)-Reuorts from Sofia 10 tho
Lokal Anzeiger says the Overseas
News agency. declare that up TO the
present the Bulgarian troops have
been on the defensive against the
forces Of the entente powers and that
the latter have suffered heavy losses.
The opinion Is prevalent In tho
Bulgarian capital says the CORES
ondent. THAT Macedonia will be an
other Gallipoli for the Anglo-French
army
bulgaria the Oversees News
agency quotes the correspondent az
saying has now gained nearly all her
ends and is not thinking Of more con
quests. All the other reports pub
lished in the foreign press are Anglo
French inventions"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
Thirty Killed
In Air Raid
on Verona

ROME. via Paris. Nov. Il. II p. m.
Thirty persons are dead in Verona
as "a result Of three Austrian aero
planes dropping bombs on the city.
Thirty other persons we're seriously
and 10 slightly injured.
The bombs Of the air craft found
most OF their victims In the principal
square Of the city. where citizens and
peasants from the outlying districts
were attending a meeting.
Nineteen persons We're killed by one
bomb.
The aeroplanes visited various parts
Of the city. but none Of the missiles
dropped by them fell near any of the
military buildings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
JAP EMPEROR
Is FELICITATED

KIOTO. Japan. Nov. 14-Amerlcan
residents in Japan to-day collectively
sent a memorial TO Emperor Yoshihito.
congratulsting him on his coronation.
and emphas'zing the peace and securi.
~ Of life I'm Japan
Japanese women are pleased bv the
inclusion In the coronation honors of
hve women. three Of whom. Umekk
Isuda. kouko Kaetsu and KaUko va.
lima. are social reformers Among
the workers who have received dccora
uons Is Colonel Yamamuro. of the sal
walton Army
Receptions were held az Kioto and
a. Kobe to-day IN honor Of the blue
Jackets Of tho cruiser Saratoga. the
haEship Of the United States Asiatic
iect now Al anchor in Kobe harbor.
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St1tos District Of Lake Nlchigan and
refused to rDc1luize any authority 9th.
Dr than that of -ho United states. The
city never has recognized his claim.
but many purchasers have preferred
to make a settlement with him rather
Than face possible question a. 90
title
DID BIG Business
Since Mayor THompson's Sunday
closing order Str.ster is alleged to
have done a thriving Sunday business
in bottled beer at his shack. and sev.
oral charges of selling liquor without
% license aro pending AGAINST him.
The main force Of the invaders con.
tins 90 ar rltroimon. two patrol
Nla0ne. 1u ambulance and a reserve
force from tho fre department were
stationed to-day just out OF sirht of
the Streetor shack which he has
named Tho Oasis. Eichf dstectives
personally unknown to strecter. en-.
tered tho Oasis whore 20 81 faid they
tooauausd on RAgs Teal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
w. VA. MINER HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Special IisT1frh tD the Intelligence.
NV YORK. Nov 1f-Abraham
cummings. English miner from West
virginia. was srraigned On % magis.
uate's court to-day charged with un-
lawfully having dynamite Bro his pos.
ae- lion. Ho was held for examination.
The magistrate said that Cummings
story about not knowing that no had
dynamite in his barrage was unres
FOnable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
B. & 0. SHOWS
BIG INCREASE

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov The
annual report Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. which will be submitted
20 the stockholders at the annual
meeting here tomorrow. shows that
the net revenue from railway opera
tons for the fiscal year ended June
30. last. was S27 500. .2s9 So This is
an increase Of S3129.66915 as CON-
pared with the previous year
lotSl operations revenues were
t3l .sl5.19I "a. a decrease over the past
year ~ S1.3s42l2G3. Total operating
expenses were S63925. .507.74. de.
crease OF tlO477.sSO.7S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
PEACE CONGRESS
IS DELAYED

LUZERNE. Switzerland. Nov. 1s.
win Paris. Nov Is. 1905 a. m.-The in
ternauonal congress called 70 study
fundamental bases for peace. and
which was expected TO open al Rerne
December Il, has been postponed un-
ul after the new year.
The reasons given for the postpone
ment o. the opening are that cicum-
stances are not get suitable. and that
preparations for holding the congress
have been delayed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
HOLD CONFERENCE
ON EXPENDITURES

WASHINGTON. Nov. .-Presi.
dent Wilson and member Of his cabi.
net viii Eavc an important confer renee
wednesday NIGHT with the special bud.
get comUittee appointed by tho houss
democratic caucus 20 devise ways OF
systematizing expenditures hy the
government
Members ~ the committee are
hopeful that even ~ definite budget
plan b. not adopted tho conference
with the President ~ill lead Co greater
cooperation between the executive
branch OF the government and the ap-
bTopriatinE committees OF the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
HALF MILLION
PRISONERS
In SIBERIA
RUSSIA SCATTERS THEM ALL
ALONG TRANS-sIBER-
IAN LINE.
Camps Inspected by Americans by
Authority of the State
Department.

NLADlVOSTOK. Nov. "a. More
than half million German and Aus
trian prisoners Of war and internel
civilians are being cared for in Siberia
Russia has scattered its prisoners the
length Of the trans Siberian line from
the eastern border Of European Russia
TO Lake Baiksl. None OF the prisoners
has been sent into the region of
Vladivostok. as this is a fortress and
all adjacent territory is restricted
very carefully.
il is estimated that Russia called AZ
least half million Of its regular army
out OF siberia az the opening Of tho
war, including its great railway guard
The barracks. evacuated by these
troops ewro available for German pris-
oners and interned civilians. Conso-
quently Russia relieved the crowded
conditions in European Russia by
sending tho overflow into its Asiatic
domain
American inspectors.
The work Of inspecting the Sibe
rian war prisoner camus hae deyolvad
upon Americans designated by the
state Department at Washington. who
CContin1ed on Page renl
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ANOTHER JUDGE
TO AID KELLER

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov a.
because 0f tho heavy business that will
come b'f1r. thr November torn of tho
nited States Court tor the Southern
District of West Virginia. which will
convene horc Tuesday November IE.
Judge E p Keller whose health has
been poor Tor several months. uU hr
assisted bv another Federal judge
Clerk Edwin So ksafIf said today
That 10 has not been learned hero who
tho other judge viii hr More than f1.
vifur."l. have been summoned E..
fore tho rr1nd jury In 900 uarHruI1rr
this viii Do tIn most important torn
0f fhle court Iu several Eears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
TURKS DAMAGE
ENEMY MONITORS

CONSTANTINOPLE Nov. 1t via
London. Nov rs. 2.1} q. m=An Off
cal communication dealing with the
situation 'n the Dardanclles. SAYS.
'on the 18Th iu the DardanelIcs
ih'r" vac the usual artillery and hand
grenade hFhurg Our artillery bon
hardrd two enemy monitors which ap-
preached tho coast of the Gulf OF
Sar"s. ono ~ thcm was hit by two
-hCis. which caused ON outbreak OF
hr' on board Tho second monitor
was ohliced Co retreat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-15
CLARKSBURG WATER
CASE TO Be HEARD

CHARLESTON. 49, w. Noy f4
beginning nc,f Monday before tho
Public Service Commission q hearing
VIII hr held fo determine whether
There should h' change in the water
rate. charged fO consumers in CIarka-
h1fr hF Oh" water company there w.
NI'uDman. expert accountant con-
noc''d With tlo comm .eion. will Co.
morrow begin rn Investigation az tho
claims 0f the water company and cid.
frr.. .u HH fu sIEr fH. commission all
pos.ihl. detail. of fhe case before tho
hoarIu. i. started
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cor soWE aLlcKrR-

'IaANhSEING vs. Na. Nut ft
Seven urn who arrived hDre to.dag
from Marietta Ohio ve.e arrested
h0ri'f after leaving fhn train DIV
dr.utv sheriff. and prohibition. offi
cor. Ir .uIfr1Fre and cartons car
fl"I hN Tho mon tho officers found 900
riuta of liquor
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BISHOP DONAHUE
BLESSES BELL

Special LIBERATED tu ff. frtoIIfrrrrr~
PARkERSBURG. vs. Va. Nov. IA
St Catherine the new bell Of the 81
Xavier Catholic church was blessed
here this afternoon in accordance with
tho rites of tho church. Bishop + j.
Donahue ofHciatcd
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CAUSES UNEASINESS AMONG
THE WASHINGTON
OFFICIALS
None Would Hazard a Guess as to
Probable Outcome-Await
Developments.

ROME, Nov. -. 3 o. m.-Of
ten Americans who we're on
board the Italian steamship
Aneona when she was sunk by
submarine off the Tunisan
coast, only one was saved, &C
eording to a statement issued
today by the italian emigration
office.
The statement also says that
out Of 5o7 passengers and crew
OF the Aneona only 2s9 were
saved.
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THE wEArHER.

wAsHIHGToH. NOV. i4.-Foreoaat.
Ohio-Fatr ard colder Monday Tees
day fair and warmer
West Virginia-Fair Monday. preceded
~ rain east' colder easti Tuesday fair.
Warmor west
NeHtern Pennayi ayivania-Bhowera Mon
day, colder IN afternoons Tuesday fai-
ana colder
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ALLIES TO CALL
ON GREEK KING

LONDON. Nov. Is. 5:27 a. ma
dispatch 10 the Times from Athens
says that Denys Cochin. a minister
without portfolio in the new French
cabinet is expected to arrive there to-
day.
\ dispatch hom Paris Saturday said
mat N. Cochin had left the French
capital for Greece 10 endeavor 10 oh.
tain tho real truth OF the situation. II
was added that 81 Cochin probably
would meet Earl Kitchener M Athens
and That their Joint representation
should have great weight with the
Greek government