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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-03
A. H. DEMEULES, GERAN1
La Prohibition

Au Vxx1O a
"L'Action Sociale Catholique'
de Quebec Went de publier pexcel
lent article que voici:
Lorsque les ennemis de Palcoo
veulent donner un exemple de ct
que peut faire le bien-etre ct |;
prosp6rit6 dun pays ce qu'ils ap
pellent lie bienfait de la prohibition
il est rare que vous ne les enten
dez pas invoquer celui du Kansas
il le font avec une satisfaction 6vi
dente, avec meme des accents dc
triomphe qui font croire s. la sin.
c6rit6 de leur conviction ct la v6ri.
t6 des fats qu'ils rapportent.
lis dissent en- efet: Voyez lie
Kansas; il ny a pas sous le dra:
peau 6toil6 d'Etat plus prospere.
plus sain nj plus moral; les ban.
ques font des afaires dor;
p6nitenciers sont vides ct les p
sons de meme; les pauvres ct
illettres Sc COMPETENT sur les do
de la main; les 2aaladies ment
achevent de dispara1tre; la
abonde ct la mortalit6 diminue.
C'est l'ouvrage dun peu plus de
trente ans.
L'argument du Kansas, dams de
telles conditions, aide singuliere-
ment la prohibition.
Mais 81 quelqu'un ose Sc lever
ct dire: LA loi de prohibition vo-
tee au Kansas en- 1881 fait fail
lite depuis longtemps; Get Etat
quoj qu,on pr6tende est loin d'etre
prospere, ct, en- somme, le peuple
du Kansas aux yeux de plusieurs
perd sa force.
II est vrai que tous les auda
cieux que leurs int6rets personnels
ont port6s a nier peficacit6 du
systeme prohibitionniste au Kan
sas, ne Sc sont jamais mis- en- frais
de prouver qu'ils avaient raison.
lis en- eussent etc du reste pour
leurs frais.
Nous men voulons d'autres
preuves que la lettre adressee lie 80
octobre dernier a la Free Press"
de Winnipeg, par Honorable M.
Capper, gouverneur de pEtat du
Kansas, pour afirmer de nouveau
que loin d'etre une faillite, lie re-
gime prohibitionniste est couron-
ne de success, que PEtat don't il
rhonneur de diriger lie gouverne-
ment ma jamais etc 81 prospere ct
que de plus en- plus son peuple est
passion6ment attach6 a la l6gisla-
ture qui Ia soustrait au f6au de-
vastateur de lalcool.
Toute la lettre serait a citer.
''Je regarde, dit-il, CONNIE Ia
plus grande b6n6diction qui soft
descendue sur Get Etat ct CONNIE
la loi la plus apte aussi q rendre
le peuple du Kansas heureux ct
prospere, lamendement q la cons
titution, prohibant le commerce
des liqueurs enivrantes.'
LIE gouverneur est davis
qu'ayant r6sist6 a l'6preuve de
trente quatre ann6es, chacun
peut aujourd'hui en- poser le pour
ct le contre.
Jamais la lol ma 6t6 aussi bien
observee nj aussi aimee, aimee
avec autant d'enthousiasme- ZEN
Enthusiastically" Aucune loi ne
tient tant a c@ur d la population
du Kansas.
Et la prohibition *'prohibe"
ajoute-il.
Tandis que la consommation
moyenne d'alcool dams tout les
Etats -Unis sleeve $2l.O0 per ca
pita, celle du Kansas est de 1904
settlement, d'apres la statistique
off cielle.
Ceux de chez nous qui nient les
bons effets du regime prohibition
niste au Kansas ont au moins sur
rhon. M Capper le d6savantage
de n'avoir pas 6tudi6 sur place la
justesse de leurs avanc6s. Un gou-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-03

Londres, 30, nov. Des Serbes
sont encore ma1tres de Monastir,
dit une d6peche du correspondent
du Times d AthAnes, laquelle
ajoute que quatre regiments SER
bes sont actuellement dams Ia vile
etqn'un autre y est entire samedi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-03
ABONNEZ-vOUs

L'ECRO % par semaine
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-12-03
CHARLES BARTHELEMY

Paris, 26 nov. - l'ambassade
mont6n6grine fait aficher le bull
letin suivant:
Rien de nouveau ne s'est pro-
duit sur nos dif6rents fronts.
L'ennemi s'est borne d essayer
quelques "Reminiscences pour de-
couvrir les points les plus vuln6-
rabies de nos lignes.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06
FIRST GUN
ATCHARTER MEET
EARLY TOMORROW
KalauokaIani VIII Call conyen.
ton to Order; Election and
Organization to Follow

The first gun in the coming Inn.
nicipal charter convention, organized
by act of the legislature to prepare q
rev proposed charter for Honolulu.
will be tired" tomorrow morning at
10 O'clock IN the assembly hall of Nc.
Kinley high school. tits net expected
that any proposed charters viii be in:
troduced tomorrow. = -, : ?.
City and County Clerk Kaiauokaiani,
In response to q request OF a voluntary
COMMITTEES of delegates tor the eonven.
tion,. has consented to preside as tenn
porary chairman and he will call the
convention to order, promptly at 10
O'Clock. = He will then call upon the
delegation to select'a permanent chair.
man. The chairman, so selected will
then appoint his committees, but in
the absence of any appropriation no
paid clerks can be appointed unless
the supervisors step forth later and
provide the money. ~"
The convention will last as long as
the delegates have anything to argue
over, provided 1t does not last more
than so days, Sundays and holidays in
cluded. 1t is empowered to draft a
proposed new charter for Honolulu to
be submitted to the legislature at the
next session for its consideration. If
it meets the approval of the .Iegisla-
ture then it probably will be enacted
and made law.
n meeting was held at Kaneohe yes
terday of several delegates from the
WildWard side of the island and w. c.
Achi explained his proposed charter
4 mass meeting was scheduled for
Aala park Saturday night at which
Jesse Uluihi. a Hawaiian editor, was
to preside and Gabriel Keawehaku was
to speak. The caretaker of the park
turned out the light in the bandstand
and locked the entrance, so the meet
ing was not held. A large crowd was
on hand expecting. for the most part,
a little excitement, but all were dis
appointed.
The troubles of the convention in
getting a meeting-place are not ye;
over. Principal Scott of Mckinley
High school called on Supervisor and
Acting Mayor Logan this morning to
inform him that next Monday McKin,
ley High will start it's school year and
the building is now hardly in order
for a convention, so it looks as if the
delegates may have to shift. That
however. will be up to the delegates
when they convene tomorrow. 49,
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SUBMARINES ARE
BADLY RAMMED
BYu. SIS. SUPPLY
Three Remaining "Hoodoo"
Boats of F Squadron Are En-
tireIy Out of Commission
MUST GO TO DRYDoCk
FOR COSTLY 7 REP AIRS
Three Divers Busy Determining
Extent of injuries Sustained
in Collision on Sunday

Further living up to the reputation
they have gained as "hoodOO boats
the three remaining submarines o,
the r hotflla are ont pf commisss9u
today, as the result Of the u. s. suppl,
ship Supply collidlng with them late
Sunday afternoon when her eng mes
failed as the vessel was moving to hei
berth at the end OF Pier 6.
Because OF the accident; all three
submarines will have 10 go into dry
dock for repairs, after their fel
low craft, the "a. which sank March
25, carrying her brave crew Of q men
to their doom, Is removed and dis
posed OF. which will probably be some
time this week. either Wednesday on
Thursday. 5.
AT meeting Of Rear-admiral elf.
ford J. Boush, Lieut.. -comdr. j., A.
Furer, naval constructor, and Lieut..
X. B. Crittenden, commander Of the
submarine fiotifla, today, the chairman
of . special board to Investigate the
collision was appointed.
The chairman Is Lieut.. .-comdr. Mark
st. C. Ellis OF the U. s. gunboat
FEt1CStblis which, adEII1cu III POit SCo-
terday ffom Samoa.
Reaf-adimiraI BOush said at noon
that the other members OF the board
viii be named later The appointment
or navy officer AS chairman. who Is
with neither the submarine
fi0tilla nor the Supply, is necessary,
hence the appointment of Lieut..
comdr Ellis. 81 81 1 {. III.
May Be Asked TO Fix Blaine.
The rest OF the board win be nam
ed some time tomorrow. said Rear
admiral Bonsh at noon. rfe mem
befs viii investigate the cause Of this
accident and Il order them n will
Tesponsibilit for II. ..A The
rear-adniral would not state whether
he would instruct the board to place
the blame
Asked for statement as to the,
lContinue0 on page fourJ 81
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CRAZE
SWEEPING FROM
COAST To COAST

"Hawaifs building at the Panama
Pacific exposition Is the most beanti-
full on the grounds" says John Effin'
ger, commissioner at the exposition for
the territory of Hawaii, who has just
returned from San Francisco. Mr.. Ef.
finger arrived on the Ventura this
morning. 49,
Not only that" he says, "but the
building is located In the best place on
the grounds, and it has the most cheer
full and hospitable interior of the en-
tire group of fair buildings"
Mr. Effinger says he cannot under
stand why it Is that some Honolulu
people are making so many complaints
against the Hawaiian exhibit. Every
other person at the fair gives It high
praise, he asserts. ,.
The commissioner smiled at the
mention of dead fish. You'd get the
idea" he says, from some of these
people who come back from the fair
that great numbers of dead fish float
around in the tanks. AS matter of
fact about 80 fish die every week, but
they never are seen dead in the tanks.
About so fresh ones are received from
Hawaiian waters each week, so that
the supply is always oVerstOcked. >
"An of the highly eolored fish are
sensitive" continued Mr.. Effinger,
"and it is not strange that when they
are moved about the changed surround
ings work harm on them. 1t ID neces-
sary to. go far out in San Francisco
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NORTHERN
IS ALREADY BUSY
ON ADVERTISING

> Characteristic of the advertising en-.
terprise OF the Great Northern Steam.
ship Company, which hopes to put the
liner Great Northern on the run from
Honolulu to the coast, is the factat that
today's mail from the. mainland
brought to many Honolulu people ad.
vertising matter concerning the com.
pany's big ship.
: A pamphlet describing the sister
ships, Great Northern and Northern
Pacific and q Passengers Pictorial
Log Book" both handsomely illustrat.
ed were among the pieces of adyer.
tising matter received.
. A. p. Taylor was informed by mail
this morning that If the Great North
ern is put on this run, the company
will be glad to distribute 10000 book.
lets on Hawaii among the agents on
the mainland, and will start an organ.
lied campaign to boost tourist traffic
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FOR RRENSCHAlID
7. K. KARRSIDEyI

At the Pan.Pacific lunch at the Y.
NJ. c. A. gymnasium tomorrow. after
the Australian speakers have spoken
of their land, the matter will be taken
up of inviting DR.. Paul Reinsch. Amer
ica's minister to China, and S. Asano,
president of the T. X. K, both on the
Shinyo Maru, arriving Friday morn
ing, to a special Pan.Pacific lunch to
be given in their honor.
Spain's minister to Japan, Signor
Caro-, and S. Tamara, a member Of
the Japanese house Of representatives.
also on the Shinyo, will be invited as
guests if it is decided to give the lunch
on Friday.
Letters from the Royal Rosarians,
accepting the Pan-Pacific invitation to
come to Hawaii will ,be read.
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GERMANS MAKING
STEADY ADVANCE
Won Hindenberg, Won Macken-
sen and Won GalIWitz Press
Forward ResistIessly on the
Slowly Retreating Russians

The following cahieorams from OH
cial German sources show the prog.
fess cf the German armies In the east
for the past three 6aSs:
AcERMAN HEADQUARTERS RE.
PORT. Sept 4.-Field Marshal Won
Hlndehbern,s army has taken Creme
with all its forts. the RUSSIANS retir.
ING eastward, pursued BY our troops,
Also southsnf Grodno the Russians
evacuated position on the Nienien
river. Field Cen. Nof Gailwitx's army
has attacked ! Russian position Be.
tween The mouth Of the sNisieTez and
the district northeast Of Hialovieska
forest. Gen. Won tiindenhergs army
shas taken prisoner 1859 Russians and
captured six cannon and fivs machine
nbns Field Marshal Prince Leopold's
D1earian army continues the battle
shout the sMamps northeast Of Pruza-
:na. Field Marslat Won MacLensen's
army 10 still resisted BY the Russians.
but more southward the enemy has
been thrown hack towards Droislezyh,
81 miles west nf PiHsk.
SEPTEMBER 5.
The following cahlegrafn from off.
ciai German sources was received to.
day:
aeERMAN HEApouARTERs re.
PORT, Sept. ldelayedl Between
Friederiehstadt and Merecz on the
Niemen the situation is unchanged.
East Of Grodno the enemy has retreat
Cd behind kctra. South of leslory .
number Of Russians have bsen cap
tured and the Russians taken prison.
or around Grcdno have Increased over
$500. Gen. Won Gallwitz's army again
defeated the Russians near South
MsIhowo, southwest of WoikoWlek,
and took pfisonef $50 men. Frinre
Eeopoi0,s 8 5sVa5lail. 4. 10y ioH Holik -
way out Of swamp deiile near South
west Nowoyean,er, north Of PruzaEa,
and advanced also more notfhWard,
taking prisoner 400 Russians and three
machine guns The Russians under
pressure Of the attack BY Gen. Won
army evacuated the
bridge head near Deohiczyn. 70 the
southward the enemy resisted, and
here the attaek Il continued. Gen.
1othmer's army has stornaed 4 series
Of the enen1y,s front popsitio1s.
i.In the western war theater no i'm.
portant events have happened today
aEPTEM1ER s.
The following cahiegrarn was re-.
ceived today:
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS RE.
PORT, Sept. 6--Fresn the Baltic along
the whole lire to the east Of Gredno
the situation u unchanged t,day. Gen..
Won HIndenberg,s right wing near.
inn the river Niemen. In the LuHfo
and Ros section, north Of Wolkows<,
LeopoId,s 5avarians are fighting with
the enegny's rearguard and have
crossed the Ros river, south Of VOL.
kcWitz and passed the swamp defilea
near Snolanixa, northeast Of pruzara.
Gen. Won Mackensen's arnples are adj.
vancIng. &.
'tNo Important events happened to.
day in the western war arena. An
enemy biplane was shot down On the
road betWeen Menin and Ypres.s
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Rome Denies Pope Sent Autograph
Message BY Gibbons on Peace Hope,

WAEHNGTON D. G.. Sept 6.-Authoritatve inform1
ton from Rome states that the Pope has sent TO President
Wilson autograph message by Cardinal Gibbons Last week
the venerable cardinal called the president given
out that he bore message from the pope inference being
that the pope wished the neutral nations to work with "a.
Vatican in securing peace
The apparent conflict IN statements interrupted here a.
merely technical it being still believed that the cardinal did
carry message from the pope though perhaps not quite
the same form as was understood
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Officers Say Liner Hesperian Sunk By
Torpedo; Twenty Lives May Be Lost

LONDON England Sept 6.-The captain crew and ras.
sengers Of the Allan line steamer Herpean positive Tia.
the vessel torpedoed when crippled By an explosion
on Saturday night southwest Of Fasne light The liner was
ct first reported sunk but seriously damaged and those
aboard took to the boats The officers say the steamer k
sunk in deep water which viii likely prevent an Investigation
There IS possibility Of loss Of life Of 20 people 81 81.
sinking Of the Hespean eight Of those aboard having been
KILLED putght BY the explosion The American ras.>,
were IS reported to Be- q
British naval auxiliary
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COAST LEAeuE RESULTS, MORN.
ING GAMES.
At Portiand-ssn Francisco 6, Port
CHICAGO VS.. CHINESE
: At M0lLIILI TODAY

+ Chicago University will meet the
strong Chinese team this aftornG N at
Moiliili field in what Is booked 10 be
q fast contest. George, who has es-
,tablished Q good reputation as a pitch.
er on the trip, viii probably start on
the mound this afternoon for the Sis-
itors. Hart or Cole win do the re-
ceiying. The great game OF Saturday
has stirred up the interest among the
local fans and a large crowd is expect
ed to witness the contest. The game
Is scheduled to begin at $3.50. The
lineup Of the teams Is being arranged,
but Il is thought the following players
will be In uniform: =
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Los ANGELES CHAMBER Is
GREAT NORTHERN BOOSTER

Another strong advocate OF the
establishment of a Honolulu-LoS
y Angeles-San Francisco run for
= the big Hill liner Great Northern,
u is the Chamber Of Commerce of
Il Los Angeles, which has passed
x resolution in support of the
Il scheme, according to the San
= Francisco Call Of August 26.
q
4 sggR Raaa z q RRaI
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OCEANIC SHIPS
WILL TAKE MAIL
I0COAST AGAIN
Contract Which Puts Sierra on.
Run to Aus falia Marked BY
Patching Of New Peace !
PAG0 PAG0 WILL HAVE
CALLS ON BOTH RUNS
Three Vessels Win Make Stops
at Samoa on Worth and South
Bound Trips Hereafter

3
| The Loycott, ots the Oceanic Steam
ship Company on United States mai
consigned from honolulu to the main.
LAND has been lifted and the United
States postal department has conceded
I to the company it elaina for the right
to carry mail b0k ways from page
Pago, according 10 Inflammation re.
ceIyed today. - & 4, s s. ss S
The ,sana mail hraaebt zword 5that
.ba s;arr,. Il shs fI,,rds haat n,ent ntioned
n recent :, 4 sso.s Srasss sleanat 81
which statea that The nostaI Ilenart.
ment has rrai1ted g subsidy Is the
con,r;s.nv: fe,r : q hiySI .afaamcr in the
aI Ss1pe.a, IS seryic The
3 - s,;rs TIM s@,,a,,,;Is 80 arr;ved today
apd = calls fors ~ 4 danarfnres If the
Sisr,a from. e !, I,ssS cisco for HonolI,.
lu.s Pago Pago ana sydney on Noyem.
ber arriving hare on November IL,
pago Pago on 8 N.1kmber l9 and sgd
ney on NoyembS Is. Retnrning she
win leave Sydrie Oh December 5, eall
at Pago Page Cd December ii, arrive
at Honolulu On Ijkeember iSt and san
Francisco on, December "a.
Tha ysn+,,,s !. "a thal sonon,a the
o,,,a. rcea,is -. n,s;.s also will cali
pas1, paso -, .b1,fh t.a Going and
ccm;ne trins I1 .refofare fhey have
,,ad .s,n tba ao, !, yva,d trim. only at
The Sannoan mort The oceanic com.
spany several months ago declared that
their old contract called for q stop af
Page Pago on both trims and. when
the eofefnrnent. refused TO recognize
this. the Company. in retaliation. re-
fused to carry mail from Honolulu to
San Francisco on the Ventura and So
mona. Now that the government has
scmee - = iiLs pnlns. -re.
gardings the BACK ealls ~ St,ago Fago, ls
mail service on tne3 ventura anu she
SenOma7 Irom9 thls: IpIts to lhes coasl
is expected 70 De. resuIn q. 5ss.ss
Whether Dr1not the SonOn1a on
Thursday will be the first of the
steamers; to resume carrying mail
from Honolulu to the coast Is not
known Postmaster Young has not
been notified and unless cabled offi,
eially from Washing gton, 2 the SonoHa
Will not beagiyen mail sOn this trip,
II ne Sierra is now at Hunters Point
drydock being fitted for the longer run.
1t Is not known whether or not q /.
steamer will be added to the Oceanic
line to take the local run formerly.
taken by the Sierra. .55ss.
officers of the Oceanic liner Ven.
tura IN arrival N Honolulu from San
francisco this morning voiced their
approval Of the new schedule which
calls far stons hy the Ventura. the So
nnpa and the. Sierra At Pago tPago on
both the downward and the homeward
VOYAGES hereafter. 5sss
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LOGAN NOW EXPECTED
TO Be ONE DAY LATE

That the U. S. army transport Lo-
gan will not arrive here from San
Francisco before Wednesday, Septem-
Der Is, is believed here, as the boat
never leaves on Sunday, and today
being Labor Day has probably caused
"a hours of delay in sailing. The
Logan is scheduled to reach here
Tuesday, September IA.
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{ Additional TeIeuraDf Dispatches on Pace 81
island
JUDGE VICTIM
OF ASSASSINS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
PROVIDENCE, r. 4, Sept. 6.-Jus-
tiee William S. Knowles was murder
ed near his home sometime last night.
Three bullets, fired at him from thick
shrubbery near which he was walk
ing, took effect.
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Street RAILWAY
MEN IN ALBANY
OUT ON STRIKE

IAssociated Press By Federal WIrelessI
ALBANY, N. Y. Sept s.4A labor
dispute has eliminated IN : strike here
Of conductors and fnotornea which
has tied up street railway tralie.
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Oda, manager of a tea house on
Kalakaua avenue. was arrested on
Saturday charged with having sold
liquor to party Of Japanese business
men one evening last week 0da has
no license.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
MORNING GAMES.

MORNING GAMES.
National Game.
At PhiiadeIphia-6rookIyn 6, Phila
deIphia 3.
At eoston-kew York s, Boston 2
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Pitts
burg o.
American League.
At New Tork-New York 4, Boston
c. III
COAST LEAGUE RESULTS, MORN.
ING GAMES.
At portiand-San Francisco 8, Port
land 8.
At Vernon-Los Angeles s, Vernon
A. oa<Iand-oakiand 8, Salt Lake
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BIG BATTLE DEv LOPING ON
WEST: ARTILLERY BOMBARDS
FRENCH And GERMAN GUNNERS
IN DUEL HEUALD|NG RENEWAL
OF OFFENSIVE BY The ALLIES

Possibility of Bio Engagement Between French and Germans
Sinking OF Allan Liner HeSpeFan Said 10 Be Without Warn
ng Raises Grave Insist She Was Torpedoed
Home Says Cardinal Gibbons Bore no Autograph Message
to -Rumanians IN Switzerland are Called Home
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IAssociated Press Service Dy

PARIS, France Sept "a violent artillery duel at sew
era points the west line taken forecastng developing
battle is reported today According to the meager news nom
the front the battle is developing in the vicinity Of Aas and
Roncout well at Bretonscour the German and French
batteries starting thunderous exchange
The official statement also says that artillery fighting on
large scale has begun at Champagne.
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Rumanians Called Home to Join
Regiments, Says Report at Geneva

BERLIN Germany Sept. 6-It is reported from Geneva
Switzerland that the Rumanians Switzerland have been in
structed to report to their respective regmenta divisions
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Hind, Rolph Vessel Towed TO Port

LONDON, England, Sept. 6-The British bark william
Lewis owned BY Hind Roph Company Of San Francisco
and reported to have been opedoed BY submarine and then
abandoned by the captain and crew. been oWed into port
Six Killed, Six Hurt BY Submarine
LONDON, England. Sept s-The British steamer Gym
beline has been sunk and six of the killed and six injured
additional TeeuraDh DISPATCHES on Pace 81
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MAILS

From San Eranci0c0:
Man"'h Sept. e.
For San Francisco:
Siberia, Sept. &.
From VancouVer:
Makura, Sept. s.
For Vancouver:
Niagara, Sept II.