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cash. In answering quote price. Ad.
dress Box .1sS. star Bulletin.
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$3.50; 7-room bungalow on Lunalilt
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SURGEON cHlRoPoolsT .

Corns, corns, corns-all foot troubles.
Mc1nerny's Shoe Store, Fort street
DR. Merrill - =, tt
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SITUATION WANTED.

First-class Japanese bartender, Z yrs.
Bxperience; good Recommendations;
will,work any place. Ii bar or club.
Address box 1S4, this office, or call
3027. e177.l2t
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JEWELER

Sun Wo, Gold and Silversmiths; ma.
terial and work guaranteed. II not
satisfactory money will be refund.
ed. 1871 Maunakea nr. Hotel street.
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
MANY NOTAbLES
SPEAK ON JAPAN
DAY At BIG FAIR
Especial to the Nippu Jill

Especial to the Nippu JijD
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-Japan
Day at the exposition was an unquaIi-
fled success and will be long remem-
bered as one of the big national days
at the fair.
The festival centered around Festi-
val Hall to which an opening process
sion Of 800 profuseIy decorated auto
mobiles led the crowd. Speeches were
made by ex-President Taft, Japanese
Consul humane, President c. c. Moore
Of the PIP. |. E., President ,Asano Of
the Togo Kisen Kaisha, Chairman Va
mawak Of the Japanese commission
and Mayor James RoIph Of San Fran
cisco.
President Moore led three cheers
for the emperor Of Japan, whose birth
day anniversary it was, and Chairman
Yamawaki responded by leading three
cheers for President Wilson.
Among the features Of the day were
the cherry dance and the singing of
American and japanese national songs
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SOLDIER SAVES !
Hell LPLESS GIRL
FROM DROWNING
Private Fenske, 10th Co., C. A.
C., Rescues Miss Cain From !
Deep Water at De Russy

Rescued from water % feet deep by
Pvt. Fenske OF the 10th Company,
Coast Artillery Corps, of Fort De Rus.
sy, who had learned to swim only a
week before, Miss Cain, a guest at
Cressaty's, 2009 KaIia Road, was saved
from drowning late yesterday, when
she walked over the coral ledge of the
channel dredged to the fort
The young woman, who has been p
guest at the beach only a short time,
twas in bathing on the beach a short
distafice from, the De Russy pier and
swimming pool The channel at this
point parallels the beach,, and is 25
feet deep. At the edge of the ledge
$50 feet from shore, the depth is about
five feet or FIVE and half.
Miss Cain waded out, not realizing
the ledge was there She walked over
the edge and sank into deep water
just as person would fall from a
cliff.
Pvt. Fenske, who had been in swim
ming and was returning to his tent
wearing his bathing suit heard Miss
Gains cries of Mistress and ran to her
Ina He was successful in bringing
fz1fin to shore, so that aside from the
Shock to her nerves she was little the
worse for her exnerienee.
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playing little later they came again,
bearing the great baskets of fruit
which an day sent delicate and in
yiting perfume through the halls o.
the palace. With the fruit they bore
wreaths of many colored flowers as ar
offering for inNthis manner many a
generation of their ancestors had paid
homage to royalty on similar an.
niyersaries. ~. I ,..;5. ss.sgs.
Among the first TO attend the scere
mony was Governor Pinkham, who ar.
rived about IL o'clock, accompanied
by Col. Samuel Johnson, the adjutant
general of the territory; Col. G. w.
Iiegler, inspector-general, Lieut.-col
c. b. Copper, surgeon general; Lieut..
col. j, W. Short, quartermaster-gen
eral, and Major j. d. Dougherty, aide:
At about the same time officers of
the 1st Infantry and staff departments,
headed by Lieut.-co w. r. Riley, paid
their respects to Her Majesty. With
Col. Riley were Major Al. w. Nicely o
the ordnance department, Capt. Laur.
ence w. Redington, assistant to the
adjutant general; Capt. Henry Van
Gieson, @. c.; Capt. G. E. Schaefer.
Lieut.. William AHA, and Lieut. w g.
Whitener, inspector instructor.
The long reception did not seem to
weary the Queen. who was assisted
throughout by the Princess Kalania.
naole, a stately figure in contrasting
white. Shortly after noon the royal
chamberlain, Colonel C. P. 1aukea, led
her majesty from the hall, and after
brief rest, attended by a crowd of
her personal friends. she departed for
her residence at Waikiki, where a
great luau will occupy the afternoon
The Queen has borne up we'll to
day. said Colonel Iaukea. lin spite o.
the crowd, which think is the largest
that ever appeared at one of these
celebrations"
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NEUTRAL NATIONS MAY UNITE
Two Significant Moves Are Made
OFFICIAL GERMAN DESPATCH
TELLS OF MIGHTY VICTORY

following eabesram official
=.eE 81
berg armies continue fighting the Nemen
pursu. Of e aus:ians continues odes soko
region. s@ss
steadily pursuing defeated
eoehes
Germans
22oo
OF fall f
Is generals 1000 other 40 $50 machine
uinated counting Of machine
commenced.
s.ss4
beginning the
million.
The situation theater
English shot down
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BRITISH VICTORY WON
AT GALLIP0Ll 1 CHEERS
ALLIES WITH NEW HOPE

LONDON, England, Sept. 3
Strong encouragement has been
given the Allies by the report
from Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton, con
manding the troops on 0aIIiroL
peninsula of Important yietoIi..
Just won there. The report !.
cheering to the British.
Adyices from Russia today Al.
that the Russians have succeeded
IN holding Gen. Won Hindenber4 S
army and that even . local sue
cess in offensive lighting has been
won in the vicinity Of Vilnaz
Gen. Russky has returned - The
Leadership Of the northern Rus
sian army.
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Seated in state. her aged and kindly
lace framed in the yellow and blaek
feather cape Of Hawaiian royalty
against which her head rested, Queer
Liliuokalani received this morning the
hundreds of visitors who came to hon
or her on her seventy-seventh birth
day anniversary. All during the hour
Of the reception up and down Bere
tania street for blocks came those hur
rying to the reception, or those re.
turning with smiling. reminiscent
faces. and along the curbs in front OF
Washington Place scores Of automo
biles were constantly drawing up.
A welcome reached the visitors be
fore they came to the grounds, for the
Hawaiian band kept up constant and
varying strain of music, now light
quick time to the flutes, then some
weirdly inspiring Hawaiian chant, or
again the pleasing melancholy of the,
Hawaiian songs drifted through the
trees of Washington Place. ~
Up to the very close of the hour the
crowd grew and grew, curious main
landefs and wide-eyed Hawaiians, Gag
er TO see the last living ruler of the
old Hawaiian royalty, and standing
bare-headed under the palms with the
recurrent beat of the ancient hymns
about them, to think themselves back
to the simple days before the great
builder. Commerce. had found out
the islands
Dressed in a rich black gown
fringed with shadowy lace. her eyes
lighted with the spirit of the festival
Queen Liliuokalani had a smiling
greeting for each one of the hundreds
and it seemed to many that 10 years
had been lost from her age on this
day.
Beautiful hymns sung by Hawaiian
girls at dawn made a graceful opening
to, the day, and while the band was
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WHITE STAR OFFICER
SAYS BRITISH CAUGHT
SO GERMAN ST n ARIN +

NEW YORK. n. =. Sept. 2
An officer Of the White Star liner
Adriatic, which has Just arrived
here from the war zone says th1I
during the months of July and
August the British navy sucoe61
ed in capturing 30 German sub
marines.
He declares also that the Sub.
marine which sank the Arabic b,.
came entangled ii q net placed
TO catch the submarines, and that
the crew were taken prisoner bE
the British.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
WITNESSES COME FROM
WINDWARD TO TESTIFY

The wild joy-ride that Charley Clark
of the road department is alleged to
have engaged in in city and county
automobile a week ago last Sunday,
is believed to be under Investigation
this afternoon by the territorial grand
jury. 1t is understood that FIVE per.
sons have 0een brought to Honeiuiu
from windward Oahu as witnesses be-
fore the jury in this particular mat
ter
William K Simerson is alleged TO
have given false testimony as to his
age when he took out chauffeurs 3
license not long ago. The grand jury
was to make an investigation of the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
jane O'ROARk IS
SERIOUSLY I'LL
With PNEUMONIA

Jane ORoark, leading lady Of the
Jane O'ROark Broderick O'FarrelI
Stock Company. whose engagement
at the Bijou was cancelled last Thurs
day after she had suffered an attack
of pneumonia, is dangerously i'll at
the Queens hospital
Oxygen was administered to Miss
O'Roark last night by physicians and
hospital attendants. 1t was stated at
the hospital this afternoon that Miss
ORoark S condition is very serious.
The vaudeville star reached Homo
lulu on the Matsonia on August Il.
accompanied by her mother Their
home has been in Los Angeles, though
Miss O'Roark is known all up and
down the Pacific slope. and in cities of
the east where she has played on big
time"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
FRANCE AND BRITAIN
MAY SEND STRATEGlSTS
TO HELP OUT RUSSIA rs

BERLIN Germany, Sept. 2,-
According to reports from Paris,
both France and Great Britain are
ready to send strategists to Rus-
sia to help the Slave plan 4 more
effective campaign against The
Teutons.
Steady progress is being made
in the attack on GrOdno. The
outer forts of this important for
titled town have been taken By
the Germans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
Charles H. Wells and Frank N.
NHerzog, Both of Crew, are
Recognized by Notebook in
One Case and Dental Work
in 0ther-Book Said to Con-
tain Only Personal Matters,
Not Bearing on Disaster!
DISPOSAL OF SUBMARINE
SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION
May Be lowed Off Port and
Sunk In Deep Water-Sug-
geStion of Bleaching at Pearl
Harbor Scarcely Favored
Plan to Cut Steel Hull Into
Sections Also Talked Over

Slowly but surely the sad task Of
identifying with records Of the living
the fra0mentaFy remains Of the men
Of the F-4 is proceeding.
Two more bodies-those found yes
terday-were today recognized by
scant but sgfficient clues. Both were
members Of the crew, and this dis
posed Of the belief held TO some ex-
tent that the body Of cpe Of the two
officers had been found yesterday II
is now felt certain that nothing has
been found reeopnlxahle Of the bodies
spf Lieut.. EIDE and Ensign Parker.
Missing teeth II the skull Of one and
personal notebook adhering to the
bones Of Another, resulted today In
the Identification Of the two bodies Of
the F4's crew found yesterday, a.
frank N. herzoc, electrician Of the
secpnd class; and Charles Il. Wells
naehInlst,s mate. second class. ;
Positive ldentification Of both bodies
was made BY Or. william Seaman Of
the HsvaI station, and Or. Waiter A.
Crcss of the submarine tender Alert,
who, IN Hsrzcn's case, identified his
body because of niseInn teeth, . rec
ord Of which had been made when
Hefxoo enlisted.
Wcll6 was 1dontiflcd through I per-
oonai notebook containing items Of
personal nature, made sever4l months
before the wreck, the book not bearing
any record of the fatal accident &C.
cordlnh 20 Lleuteogndr. :. A. Furer
ttIo efternoon. The book was found
a1hefino q bones The two bodies
lay close together yesterday when ur-
covered BY the workers.
This makes three of the Inflated. sub.
marines crew who have been lden-
titled to date.
No More Bodies Found Today.
No more bodies we're found today,
according to Lieut. K b. Crittenden,
commander OF the submarine flotilla,
and Lieut. Comdr. J. A. Furer. who at
2 o'clock this afternoon stated that
activities today inside the submarine,
which lies at the Inter-Island drydock
on Allen street, have been concen-
trated on the battery compartment.
We expect to get into the engine
room compartment tomorrow, said
Lieut.. Comdr. Furer II is expected
that the remainder Of the pitiful frag-
lnenfs which once were the F-4,s
brave crew. will be found there
Concerning the disposal Of the F-4's
hull after examination of the wreck |
and removal OF bodies have been com
pleted. Mr.. Furer said he has devised |
a plan which he believes practicable. |
The naval inquiry board has sent a |
to the navy SIepart-
ment as to the final disposition Of the
Continued on page three4
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CHINA NEARING
MONARCHY, SAY
PEK|NG OFFICIALS
Vice President Ii Yuen Heng
Resigns After Having Been
Virtual Prisoner

rAssociated Press nv Fedsrxi Wirelessl
{ SHANGHAI, China, Sept. 2-Li
Yuen Heno, one Of china,s ablest pub
Tic men, has resigned the Vise.6ees
dency Of the young republic. Other
officiaIs say his act ID preparatory to
the establishment Of f1lo1archr In
China headed BY President Yuan ehlb.
Kai. II Yuen declined 70 sign the pc,
tition circulated BY the nicnarchlsts
asking that the republic be abrogated,
He has been virtually : prisoner In
the Inner City Of Picking for many
months.
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SAW TORPEDO GO
PAST ORDUNA 10
YDs. FROM Stern
Ford H. Keith, Now in Honolulu,
Was on Liner German Sub
marine Tried to Sink
SHELLS WHIZZED OVER
DECKS BUT MISSED FIRE
All Passengers Ordered Below
While Great Liner Made Race
for Safety and Escaped

{ ''Out of the night the swift, unmis.
taxable wake of q torpedo drove pest
the Orduna not 10 yards from the
stern of the ship. That was the first
intimation had that the boat was
being attacked by 4 submarine" said
Ford H. Keith. the weil-known travel
ling businessmaH who Is staying at
the Moana Hotel at the present time
Il had been rather nervous about
the voyage ever since we started from
Liverpool, and there were general
signs of dneasinesss aboard the boat
from the beginning of the trip. As a
rule an American in England abso
lutely refuses to board boat which
is not owned by an American company
and flies the American dag, but my
business at that time of the year was
so pressing that / could not wait for
an American boat 10 SAIL and conses
quently booked myself as first cab
in passenger on board the Orduna.
sailing from Liverpool on July s.
~fha Orduna Is d Pacific Steam
Ion Company ship which IS
now chartered By the gunard line. +
Is large vessel 6f rs. .Oe0 tons burden
and 1t had evidently drawn the atten.
tion C the Germans By twice passing
the submarine blockade and
safely landing cargoes In England Af
least this was the impression Of some
Of the officers sboard the boat. II
talked with the steward. whom / had
formerly known from q voyage on the
and III the course of our
talk he said with Significant empha
sis. Il know that the Ofduna Is q
& (Continued 81 page twoI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH PLOTTING
HUSBAND 'SDEATH
Murder Of Newport Doctor /:
Cause of Sensation IN
Arrest of Wife

EAssociated Press BY Federal Wireless1
PROVIDENCE, +. 4, Sept. 2.-klizs.
beth Tlffany Mphf was arrested hars
today and u held witboot ball
charged with lncltlno the murder Of
her husband, Dr. c. z. Mohr Of New
port.
Three negro accomplices have been
arrested and have confessed to the
plot, the police say. Il is charged that
the negroes anabushed and shot the
doctor last TUESDAY when he was rid.
ING In hIs automobile. Emily Burger,
an assistant who was accompanying
him, was wounded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
{.
ROW Still ON

ASSOCIATED Press Dy Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Sept 2.--
Though Governor Hiram johnson and
three graduates each from Stanford
and the University Of California have
been endeavoring 10 mend the breach
between the two institutions which
has caused them to break of alI atii-
Ietic relations; no road to harmony -
In sight. The governor 10 impressed
with the desirablIity Of a renewal Of
athletic relations between the two b.s
institutions. 7
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
RUSSIA BARS ENTRY OF
UNNATURALIZED TEUT0NS

Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. q.
1t is learned here that Russia
has barred from entrance to her
borders Teutons who have not
been naturalized in America and
who come from America to enter
Russia. /-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
AMERICAN MULE STILL
In MUCH DEMAND ABROAD

[Associated Press by Federal Wirelessl
s WASHINGTON, .. G., Sept. Rip
to date $4,000 American mules and
horses have been shipped TO the war,
according to figures made public here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
TleERs WIN ONCE MORE.

DETROIT, Sept 2.-The Jungaleers
kept up their winning streak against
Rowland's Sox and had the usual
number of hits to their credit. This
is the third victory by a close score
and Jennings crew held their own
while Boston were beating the help
less Athletics. Score Detroit 8. Chi
cago 6.
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SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL
STREET CAR SYSTEM PAYS

IAssoeiated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. a.
The municipal street-railway system
has made a profit of $23s 900 during
the last three months, June, July and
August.
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CARRANzA GARRlS0NS
: OF THREE TOWNS Volt

lAssociated Press kT Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 2.-The
Carranza aarrisons at Frcntera, San
Juan and Bautista have reVolted
against their leaders. <
Cardinal Gibbons has told Presidept
Wilson he hopes for peace In Mexico.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
]. S. TROOPS I'M TEXAS
AFTER lAWLESS BANDITS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Sept. 2-u.
s. troops are today attempting to cap
ture : Mexican who burned railroad
trestie "a miles north Of this city. Avi-
ator Lieut.. 3. G. Morrow Of the U. s.
army has made an ascent In an en-
deavor to locate the band Of outlaws
who accompanied the Mexican.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
SUBMARINE SINKS FOUR
TURKISH TRANSPORTS AT
DARDANELLES; MUCH Loss

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
PARIS, France Sept. 2-Four
Turkish transports have been
sunk by British Submarines oper-
ating at the Dardanelles, the loss
of life being large.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
HAITI CUSTOM HOUSE
TAKEN By u. S. MARINES

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. ~.
8, marines landed in Haiti to restore
order have taken over the custom
house at Petit Goave.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
BOSTON KEEPS ON WINNING,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2. - Fhe
White Elephants were helpless against
the Red Sox today and were not even
contenders through any part of the
contest The victory of today for Bos-
ton gives the Leaders 1 II game lead.
The same teams play two more games
here. Score: Boston 8, Philadelphia
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BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
PHILLIEs win TWO

NEW YORK, N, Y, Sept. MO
rams men had the edge on the Giants
in two of the best played games mere
this year. The PhilIies played tip top
ball throughout and the Victories give
them good lead In the race for the
flag. : -. - ~: - = -
Scores, Philadelphia 80. New York
10. H. ~. i. Fs@o ; p. i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
AleHLANoERs GRAB ONE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Bnl Dono-
vans smile spread today when his
New York team won out over the Sen
ators in a close and exciting game.
Score: New York /, Washington 0.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
BRAVES RourEo sY supERs4s

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. THOSE
pennant contenders from across the
bridge came to the Hub City today
and slaughtered the locals at Braves
park. Singles and doubles we're in
evidence and the Hubites were never
in the running.
Score, Brooklyn 10, Boston /.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
POUNDS RISE SLIGHTLY
AND DROP THEN A POINT

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, NJ. r, Sept. 2.-Ea-
change on the English pound rose to-
day 20 $3.50 and later fell OF little
to S4.59.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
BAD FIRE IN SAN JOSE

[Associated Press by Federal Wireless1
SAN JOSE, Cal, Sept. IA $4,000
loss has been caused by three fires
which started from a garage.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
Cardinal Gibbons Bearer Of
Missive Which is Believed to
Be Suggestion for Neulra|S
to Join Vatican for Peace
BRITISH SAID TO HAVE
TAKEN FIFTY SUB INES
IN WATERS OF WAR ZONE
capture OF Many Ee7n71'7
Divers, Including That Which
Attacked Arabic, Is Said 70
Have Been Aoconip|ishe
Strategists May be Sent 70
Advise Russians il Poland

[Associated Press BY Federal Wireless
BERLIN, Germany, Sept 9
Sweden has proposed % Suil1,I
land steps to unite the n1uII.'
nations Of the world BY mean. 81
diplomatic exchanges which n||'
mately win bring about al u1I.
standing in action On impoft,0|
matters.
WASHINGTON, D. q, Sept q
Cardinal Gibbons of Ba|t|nc|.
the venerable American pr.'||.
has presented 3 mc1saE, fro.
Pope Benedict 70 PfctidehI NJ
son.
Signihcant circumstances nd
cate that the message = q sue1.,.
tion that thc leading neutral ,I11
tries Of the world Join the Val.
can IL securing peace
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02
TURKS. SAY MINE SWEEPS
FAIL AT DARDA ANELLES
CONSTANTINOPLE.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey.
Sept. Mine sweepers belong.
ing to the Allies which attempted
to enter the DardaneIlss have
been repulsed by Turkish 9rnv
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SIX BRITISH VESSELS
T0RPED0ED, SAYS BERLIN

BERLIN, Germany, Sept, 2.
Six British vessels have been sunk
By submarines within the last few
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CARDINALS DEFEAT PIRATES

PlTTSBURG, Pa. Sept aThe st.
Louis squad had, it all their own way
in the game here today with the Buc-
cancers, and won easily. Score, st.
Louis Z, Pittsburg 2. =. T.. >=,s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-02

President Wilson has signed an ex-
ecutive order creating the Big Lake
Reserve in northern Kansas for the
protection of native birds.
Harvesting Of the wheat crops was