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The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19
FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. u.Lo.o.F.

Meetings every Monday night in Masonic Hall. Visiting members invited to attend c. J. SPEAR. x, G.
 F.. C. MILLS, Vice G
 J. C.CLARK. Secretary
 J. E. JONES Treasurer
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19
LODGE DIRECTORY

MOUNTAIN LODGE NO I5 K OPP Meets in Elks Hall every Wednesday nighl Visiting knights are cordially invited to attend
 GEO. T. A1TEkBERRY GC.
 r. O. ALLEN K. OF R. & s
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19
ADVENTIST CHURCH

Sabbath School Service at 2p m Pre- ach. Ing at p m Prayer meeting Wedne sday evenings at 30. Preaching service every Sun. cay evening at s:30. Everybody welcome
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19

K NIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. DA SILVA A Council No. 1929
 Regular meetings first and third Thursday evening of each month in B. P. o. Hali Visiting Knights cordially invited tc attend
 CL 'RENCE J. DOLAN G. K GERALD T. WALL. Financial Secretary. HENRY l. ALBERS Recorder
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19

F LAGsTAFF REBEkAH LODGE NO. l7 Meet every second and fourth Thursday night each month in Elks Hall. Visiting members of the order cordially invited to attend
 MRS ROZEN ALLEN NC
 MISS MAMIE ROZEN, V. G.
 ROSALINE CLARK. Secretary,
 MRS. ALICE CLARK. Treasurer.
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19

COURT COCONINo NO ses. INDEPEND - ENT ORDER OF FORESTERS. Meets lst and 4th Tuesday nights each month Tn Elks Hall Visiting members invited to attend the Court meetings.
 G. N. BATY c. R. JOHN NJ. CLARK Treasurer A. DU1TON, Financia, Secretary
The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19
FLAGSTAFF LODGE NO. F.&A.M.

Regular meeting on first Saturday of each month. at Elks Hall. Visiting brethren in. vited to attend.
 J. C. BROWN. W. M
 J. K. TREAT Secretary
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
BOYS WHO WATCH
AUTOS ACCUSED
OF STEALING

George W. Halliday. a real estate
salesman. complained 20 the police
Wednesday evening. that gang
or boys VINO finger around Nsyiu
held. and accept money for watch
ing" autos parked near the field,
have done a land office business in
stealing horns, electric lights. and
other accessories from the ma
chimes which they we're hired to
watch. and as a result Detectives
Dreher and Gllnsh arrested four
youths. and turned them over TO
Capt Breauli, OF the Juvenile squad
The detectives later searched the
homes OF the prisoners. and In the
various barns, they found a large
quantity OF horns. batteries. and
electric lamps The boys said they
were equipping some toy autos with
the stun
The prisoners gave their names
a. Eugene Harnois, 10 years old. OF
No. 10 LAbrosse-st. Ralph Gilbert,
10. OF No. SO Bagley.ave. Frank
Peters. 70. OF No 22S sixth-st.. and
Jesse Andrews. "a. OF the same i'd
dress.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
SCHOOL BOARD
COMMITTEES ARE
CALLED USELESS

School Inspector Condor disgust
cd when the textbooks committee of
the school board. spent ar hour aud
2 half arguing over two contracts ia
volving $3.50 and S2.75, Wednesday
afternoon. declared that he favored
the aboAtiou OF school board com
mittees
Our reports don't amount t-
rap" he said They 40 through
whether there Is a majority here or
not. The really lie questions are
always settled on The floor The sub
mission OF committee reports IL a
waste of time. We might as we'll
have Secretary Gadd make them
out"
The committee decided TO hold
printing contractor 10 MS agree
rnent, under the penalty OF refusing
his bids hereafter The contractor
reported that a clerk had made
mistake in his estimate. taking
away all the profit
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
ITALIANS IN PLOT To
GUN FIGHT FREE HUERTA
Pair Have Running.
Duel On Street;
Neither Wounded

The Italian colony was thrown
into a turore of excitement, early
Thursday afternoon. when Tony
Vantoro. Is years old. OF No 35i ri.
vard.st. and mike" Felle. 81. OF
Saginaw, indulger in a revolver duel
that started at Monroeaye. and
Hastings-st.. and resolved into a run
ming gun fight around several city
blocks.
The two gunner we're captured
vantoro being run down by Patrol
man German Currie, while Feiie was
pursued and caught by Clare Poe, OF
No. 474 Canton-aye,. who was riding
n motorcycle. and who knocked
Felle down as he started across the
street al IArned and Riopslle-sts,
Neither OF tho duelists was In
jured. and the police declare that
both were intoxicated
The cause OF the hght could not
be learned BY tho police. but the two
men INDUCED in a quarrel AT Mon.
roe ave and HAstings-st.. shortly be.
fore o'clock. and both drew revol.
vers and started shooting A half
dozen shots were fred. "a the two
men ran for cover. each stopping 10
send an occasional shot at his ad
versary
Then the duel resolved into a
long distance cross-country run.
punctuated with occasional revolver
shots. and Patrolman Currie. and
Roe, the motorcycllst. took up the
chase Of the gunner.
Vanton lodged through an alley
pursued by Currie. while Roe chas.
ed Fellc. knocking him down az Lar.
ned and Riopelle.sts, Just as Currte
and kts quarry rounded the corner
Vantoro threatened Currie with
his revolver. but the oNcer wrench,
cd the weapon away from him.
vantoro later told the police that
Felle had shot him. IN Saginaw
some time ago, and that he followed
Felle 20 this city. when he learned
thar his man WAS here The street
shooting was a result OF that blood
feud he said
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
SLOT MACHINE
SEIZED DESPITE
OWNERS DEFY

Free Lance Detectives Krtmmel
and Kunath seiEed slot machine
IN the cigar stand OF the St Charles
hotel. Wednesday afternoon, and
arrested the cigar stand manager.
Alfred " Wineman, OF No 10 Al
fred-st.. on charge OF gaming
This little sermon 20 the raiders
Was pasted on the bottom OF the
slot machine
Mr. Black. superintendent OF
Detectives. Detroit This ma.
chine ia nv property and IS
tsirer proposition 20 induce the
sale % cigars than those that
pay an outrageous percentage
and are not molested why
II am going 20 be made the
goat. vhy then IS this big
gambling almost wide open.
permitted
S. Charles Hotel
Bruce Logan.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
MINERS At
WORKAGAIN
One Thousand British
COlliery Workers Are
Back On the Job
~ UNTTED PRESS

CARDIFF. Aug 2s.--One thou
sand coal miners Who went Oh
strike at the Hafod pit yesterday
resumed work today and coal oper
ators declared the danger Of an.
other general strike has been
aVerted.
Oflcials o. the Federation OF
Miners held secret meeting last
night II rs understood they adj
yised the Hatod men who Quit IN
protest against the government $
arbitration hndings. % resume work.
pending the outcome ~ the con
ferences AZ London The commit.
tee OF miners who went 20 London
90 confer with Minister az Muut
lions Llovd George and President
Runciman. OF the government board
OF trade. were expected 20 return
here this afternoon
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
AEROPLANES TO.
BATTLE IN AIR
AT STATE FAIR

o. 4. Williams, one % the Patter-
son aviators who will give flights al
the Michigan State fair 10 be held AZ
Detroit Sept. 6-l5. is one OF the
most noted OF Americas expert hy-
ers and has been selected to take
leading part in the spectacular
seroplane battle which viii be pre-
scented at the big exposition
With @. w. Dickinson. general
manager OF the fair. AIR. Williams
inspected the fair grounds yester.
dsy and announced that the oval in
aide the race track was admirably
suited for the 6atrle lr the clouds
Besides Mr. Williams, another
aviator. two aeronsuts with balloons
and National GGardsmen will take
part In the presentation OF warfare
es u lie bs'ng carried On over Euro.
pean hattlehelds,
A patriotic program will also DC
presented by he aviators, and
where Il has been viewed il has been
declared 20 be- mos beautiful
aeroplahe demonstration Red
white and blue steamers and Amer.
lean Tags are released and Goat
through the air as the aeroplanes
dive and dip. 1000 feet above the
crowds.
Special features are on the pro
gram each day and m addition the
aviators win make flights with pas
sengers, both morning and after.
xcon
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
HEALTH BOARD
TRIES TO BLOT
OUT MOSQUITOES

Epidemiologist Henry r. Vaughan.
OF the Board OF Health. sent 90 In
spectors, Thursday morning. 20
drain stagnant pools where mos
Quitoee breed, and 10 take whatever
other war measures are possible
against the pest The order was
given at the request Of Percy W
Crosse, vice-president OF the board.
The inspectors have no hope that
they will exterminate all the mos
Qnitoes In Detroit While II is true
that they need water 20 breed In.
well-preserved dew-drop r. Just as
good place for female mosquito
20 lay her eggs in as Lake St
Clair. There is always plenty OF
moisture under tall weeds IN vacant
lots, and under rose-bushes and hol-
iyhocks in back yards In fact,
about the only place that is not
favorable 10 the breeding OF mos
uuitoes Is a desert, and that raises
tarantulas and other yermin whose
bite Is ever worse
The female mosquito, according TO
authorities, does most OF the singing
and all the singing. After she re-
ceives nourishment from blood, she
lays her eggs. which produce a new
crop OF mosquitoes Ia - 70 As hours.
II she can't find blood, she viii
drink stale beer.
The cool weather has driven most
OF the mosquitoes 10 cover. but a
few hot. moist days will bring them
all out again.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
THREE HURT WHEN
SWEPT OFF TRUCK
BY FALLEN WIRE

Fourteen young members OF the
Christian Endeavor society OF the
Crosse Points Protestant church
were swept from motor truck. on
which they were enjoying a hay
ride" Wednesday night. when the
truck passed under hastily TO
paired guy wire. which had fallen
from a trolley pole near Jefferson
and Mt Eiliott-ayes.. and had been
looped up by motorman, and left
sagging over the roadway.
Three members of tho party were
seriously hurt. when the whole
truck load OF merrymskers was
swept Into the street. and others
escaping With slight bruises. a shalr.
ing up. and a bad scare.
Reports that the party had run
into a live wire were frst sent 20
the Marine hospital. close by. and
physicians and nurses rushed to the
scene Of the mishsp.
Rudolph Leverage. II years old.
OF Rivard blvd Crosse Pointe. SUI.
Tered fractured shoulder. and sc.
we're bruises about the head and
body.
Edith Bishop. l6. Of 81, Clair-ave.,
Crosse Pointo, was cut about thu
face and head and may have been
internally injured
Mabel Blandon. aged 3. Of Rivard.
slvd. suffered several bad scalp
wounds
The party was returning from a
riae around Detroit. IN tho motor
truck. chartered for the occasion by
the Rev Thomas G.. Sykes, pastor
Of the church
The truck vas travelling close 20
the curb. v hen its passengers were
swcp, overheard" by the guy wire,
Residents OF the vicinity said that
wire had broken about an hour be.
fore and had been temporarily re-
paired BY n motorman.
The n L r trouble department
Rad 70 report ~ the fallen wire, UNI
M after the accident occurred
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
stove salssmen Meet

The semi-annuai convention a.
The representatives OF the Detroit
Vapor Stove 60. is being held this
week These representative come
from nearly every state IN the
union Prof Warner og the Alex
under Hamilton institute. New
York city. addressed me visitors
Thursday morning Ills theme was
Service The forenoons arc de.
voted 20 general convention meet
ings while tho afternoons and even
ings are given over 20 enjoying The
program arranged BY a c. Sher
man sales manager. and VI F. Ied
10. assistant sales manager 4.
boat ride IS scheduled for Thursday
afternoon
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
Mexican Scheme Frus-
trated BY United
States Troops

Ell PAsO. Texas. Aug. 26.-sey.
eral arrests today wefe expected
soon 20 follow discovery OF plot
lor an uprising OF Huerta, Orozco
and Carranza adherents. with rush
10 this side and Jail delivery" OF
Huerta.
Military authorities felt that the
plot, discovered late last night had
been nipped IN the bud by the mill
tary rule under which the city was
placed.
Five thousand regulars are polio.
ing tho city today when military
guards wero thrown about the inter
national bridges. and all traffic OF
Mexieans from Juarez stopped.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
WOMAN AERONAUT
KILLED IN FALL

STANTON Mich, Aug 2s-While
t-y.ng 20 make a balloon ascension
here az 30 wednesday evening az
rho feature stunt % the Stanton
harvest festival. Miss Helen Grace
slipped from the trapeze and fell 20
feot
She landed on the roof of coal
shed and was Instantly killed
She was az experienced aeronaut.
although recently she had been
working In a local hotel Thousands
saw the accident
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
NEWPORT is
RELIEVED
By UNITED PRESS.

NEWPORT. Ark. Avg ~ The
frat relief train into Newport.
stricken by The flood 90 the White
river. arrived today II carried
state troops who took charge OF
the city and resti0ns for 1900 Hood
sufferers.
hundreds on residents were still
marooued In the upper stories ~
their dwellings and on housetop-
The entire country around Newpor,
wIthla a radius % lH miles vith the
exception Of high hills s under
from one 10 IS feet of water and
practically all crops and livestock
~ mis- vicinity have been de
'royed
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
TODAY'S CONCERTS
IN CASS AND
PALMER PARKS

srhnfman's Military sand. Herman
W 2chmeuan director. renders the
following program iu Palmer PARK
this afternoon. beginning a. 2.3o. and
4n perrien park This evening begin
utnR ~ o'clock
March 'Mysuc Shrine" Linden
selection from The Daughter ~ The
Hegtmcut" tDouifeftlJ. ssrsnats
EEyptltnne "Amina' GinrkeJ. overN
ture. "Mignon" tTh0masJ ms1odler
ftorn Round fhe World" CKleinJ
'schatz- aIzcr" from Gypsy Baron"
tsfraussJ. light opera THE Yankee
Consul tFobynJ american Patrol
tNearhami star sranrisd Banner "
Friday afternoon concert takes
place ln Cass park and the evening
rouccrt fn Clark park
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Virginia DAYS not a tabloid mu-
steal comedy In the accepted sense.
But an Instrumental musical feature.
presented by a company OF 10 Peo-
ple viii be presented in Tie or
phem theater. next week. as the
headline attraction n b.l thar
combine good music songs dances
and novelties The curtain rises on
professor and ~ pupils giving a
recital ln q southern musica. con-
ryatory Both classical and poru-
lar airs Rll he offered and there
vul be- several song selections The
whole wiz be beautifully staged and
cosiumed Billie Seaton, a pretty
and graceful English cpmed,-une-
with distinctive SONGS Tabor and
Green. singers, dancers and piano
players. and ave other numbers are
or the regular program Featgr.
films VIII De shown both before and
after Tire vaudeville features, one OIL
he b,g pictures neA; week being
Murdoch McQuarrie. ia Tam
O'Shanter~ a Scotch p,sylef Next
Monday eveniuz. in The regular
Chaplin contest only winners ot
previous contests will compete Ta.s
Friday evening local amateur dane
ers stage the weekly dancing con
test
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
GovERNoR FERRIS WILL

A Nr~kinac Island Saturday. AUG
"a a the Lewis Cass Day cclcbra-
ton. ny ieavine Detroit Friday a.
~ Xuo ~, via II a a. line steamer,
you will arrive IN time for the fes-
tfrltiea Make youf arrangements 70.
Aax.---A9vs
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Portugal heavily taxes foreign cor
porations-seeking 20 On business IN
the republic.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26


ing capacitg houses This a'trae-
ZION closes on saturday evening aud
is followed ou SUNDAY by a bur
lesone show of equal popularity
Nex1 week. The Social Maids,
wlth Eta F.iIart and George stone,
come 10 he Gayefy, after lengthy
sneaEemeut In Chicago. This a.
traction promises 20 oe one OF iHe
best of the season
Roser T. o'coanor 0ho plays
the part OF o police othcer N tAe
dramatic piayiet The such-uP
Man. in the Qrpheum taeater This
week. relates some humorous eXper
.ences DO has undergone while
wearing e patrolmau~ uniform in
Bridgeport Conn one evening az
started fay The back door OF q cafe
next door 90 the theater AZ The close
OF ths frs, performance Tie Pui
on citizen coat tut ,ett IFS po'
t,cemsns cap and trousers Oh As
he entered the rear door he heard
a great scufa.uE al the front ot The
resort and burned out In time 10
see three hiuccoat- disappearing
into The night They agured him
as an Inspector partly disguised,
trying 10 get something con them
Mr. O'Cocror appeared 81 ne
Travelling Salesman before going
into vaudeville IG his company is
Miss Edna Pcthnsr daughter az me
late Charles Frohman.s booking
agent Albert LIVINGSTONE former
~ with Weber & Fields and WIZ
liam Marble. Who starred for four
years IN The Ninety and Nine
The ChaHce of Courage, made
from the novel by the Rev Cyrus
Townsend Brady. author % The
Island OF Regeneration. Viii De
offered I'm Tie Majestic theatev next
SUNDAY afternoon and all week
The cast consists almost wholly e.
film eiavers Who have made their
success In rictures. including VIII
liam Duncan. Myrtle Gonzalez
Natalie De Lontan and Anna Schae-
fer The principal characters are
William Newbold, an American min.
ing engineer. and Enid Maitland.
ths heroine. New holds wife falls
from a clin while the pair are trav-
cling through the mountains and
her injuries are so serious she beg
to be killed Her husband has the
courage TO grant the request ard
buries the body while vul,ures
hover in the air overhead Later
Young girl becomes lost IN ths
mountains and Is cared Tor by NeE.
bold in ais hut Tor three months
where both. living like brother and
sister FAN deeply in love. There
are many incidental plots and the
scenic backgrounds. particularly
some OF the mid-vinter spectacles,
are said TO be vivid. All the usual
additional film and musical features
wlll be found on the Majestic pro-
gram
At fhe forefront Of Broadwar'e
familiar funmakers are Harry Fox
and Yanesi Dolly. booked 10 to0
the vaudeville program in the
Temple theater next week Fox Is
a wellknown com edlan OF unusual
methods and ability. while Miss
Dolly Is one OF the famous Dolly
first sprang into prominence sew
sral seasons ago with their wonder
ful dancing Miss Ysncsi has since
developed into a clever eomedienne.
Fox & Dolly are saying farewell 70
vaudeville this trip. az they are 70
be starred the coming season IN a
musical comedy under the direction
rf EharFae n DfTffrrvfror- Earo~H
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Canada will spend f1s5.o00 this
year for maintenance Of experiment
81 ferns
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Happy jack Gartne- one OF the
most original alack-face comedians
in vaudeville. VIII appear ln the
Miles next week In a new comedy
playlet. ~Iu The War Zone which
TELLS Of the adventures ~ one B.u
Jackson. q typical southern dsrkey
vho enlists IN French military
hand and suddenly finds himself
alone or The firing line in Belgium.
He IS captured by tho enemy and
brought before Tho general The
repar'ee and ready w!r Of the Dris.
oner causes no end Of me-rimeut
and the comedy situations are cIev
erly worked ou' Miss Edna BEARD.
George Boyse and James r Gala
CHER ably support Nr Gardner iu
the cast Five athletic girls known
as the Idanis troupe Viii appear ln
feats % stre0E'& and agility "a the
second feature The jules Lew
family Of musicians. featuring Jules
Levy. jr.. coruetist. and Louise lew
violiniste. viii be treat FOR the
lovers Of hlgh-class Instrumental mI-
sic Mumford and Thompson. come
dams. in songs and patter Ross
and Ashton, The surveyors and
RITA Ainsley the singing cartoonist
viii also appear
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

William Fayersham announces
that, during the coming season. be-
viii appear In De Croissets PLAY.
The Hawk" visiting the cities
which he was unable 20 reach last
season Miss Julie opp tNrs WI
liam FavershamD, returning % the
stage after two years viii be seen
In the part OF Mariana The Hawk"
v'as one of the emphatic SHANGHAI
Successes OF last season in New
York, playing a long engagement in
the Shubert theater. after which n
was taken on tour. the balance 81
The season being divided between
Boston and Philadelphia. Mr. pa.
versham viii bring The Hawk" 20
this city early In the new season.
George Fawcet. founder OF the
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Next week will mark the end ~
the Bonstelle company's engage
ment In the Garfck The Offering
will be Catherine Chisholm Cush.
lng's denghtful comedy Of love and
pathos, Kitty MacKay." notable
for II excellent character drawing.
The story centers around Kitty. a
girl or rare Vlt and charm, reared
by a Scottish couple In poverty.
beaten and made 20 do al sorts N
work one day kitty comes into
her own. ard s. taken into an arts
tocratic London home Through
her love for a Young nephew 81 the
family. she In again cast forth upon
the world. but in the end all IS
Strengthened out
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Coming 20 the Broadway strand
,heater is Richard ]. Jose ~ The star
role i- silver Threads Among The
Gold supported by an alstar cast
OF stage fayorltes Tear-brinsinE
scenes are shown, and quaint M.
NOR drives the tears away with a
mile Carroll Johnson and the Lee
children Jack Rldgsvay, Anna Day
Pauline Cu-iev. George X Adams
and 1855 other performers VIII 6e
seen a male quartet win render
SONGS az the good old days ana.
vith Rae combined orchestra and
mammoth Wuruizer orzan. SHOULD
make this one OF The most artistic
productions ever shown Ia Detroit
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26
h QH&fEEAIEPSlsEAeaA

Baltimore and Identified With
Mande Adams The Little Minis
Ter. fhr SauaS Nsa The Man
OF the Hour" and many other his.
toric productions. vii. be presented
rs Bosworta. Inc for che first time
In motion pictures m The Majesty
OF The Law. watch Will ae the orer-
ing ga the Liberty theater next
week. THE Majesty ~ The Law
provides George FaWcFtT With
character just suited 90 him thar o.
CRUZ bar secretly tsnderheartcd
ola V.r1ilA udse 20 absolute honor
and uprlEltLess
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Beauties and Youth Of Folly" viii
be the burlesque attraction In the
Folly tbeater. next week. beginning
Monday matinee Two oue-act bur
lesques viii be presented. Mixed
Pickles" agd Isle o. Nowhere" The
Dig Folly chorus viii present over
20 song numbers during the play.
Ia Verge "a a special added attrac-
ton. and rill present the dance OF
enticemeut Matinee daily
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

George Fawcet founder OF the
famous Fawoe,t Stock company. OF
The Detroit times., 1915-08-26

Tho Bic 2 10 ]" burlesque cat
aival In the Gayets this week fea-
turing "a. Lee wrothe and "siid-
ing Biiy Watson. has been draw
ing capacity houses This aitrac-
ZION closes on saturday evening and
is followed ou SUNDAY by bur
lesone show ~ equal popularity
Next week. The Social Maids,
wl,h Eta F.iIart ani George stone.
come 20 he Gayefv after a lengthy
engagement In Chicago. This al
traction promises 10 oe one OF 'ae
best of the season
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-06

ONLY CHINA BACK-DOWN WILL
PREVENT JAPAN ACTING
Toxic, May 6.-OnIy a complete
back-down on the part of China can
prevent Japan taking forcible
measures. to compel acceptance of
her demands officials generally ex-
pect this action although they say
that China will continue her present
policy until the very last minute as
any other course would subject presi-
dent Yuan Shi Kai to a serious upris-
ing at home If he continues to hold
out until the last moment he can then
explain that the force of circum-
stances demanded concessions.
Officially, however, Japan con-
tinues her war preparations. Martial
law has been decreed on the Kwang
Tung Peninsula and a powerful ia
panese fleet is cruising near the Chi
nese coast while another is getting
ready for sea at the Sasebo yards.
1t is understood that it is not so
much the refusal on the part of China
to comply with the Japanese de-
mands but more the language en-
ployed in rejecting them that has in
censed the emperor and his advisors.
They characterize the tone of the
latest Chinese note as insulting and
this has made concessions impossible.
1000